1713521820462De Baudot, A.Eglises De Bourgs Et Villagesoriginal gilt decorated red leather with raised bands, Very good, small folio, Half-title, printer's imprint, title,preface, introduction; half-title, printer's imprint, title., profusely illustrated, Volume : 2 in 1; French, signed 'Sproatt and Rolph 1906 ' on back-page of front-endpaper, book plate of Sproatt and Rolph Architects Toronto"B140Paris: Vve A. Morel et Cie, Editeurs(1877)
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USD325.0; Book Literature GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Book Literature English1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Medical1746nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2250.0; Book Early Printed General; Book Classics1533nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD250.0; Book History English1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Book Canada General1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Medical1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Book Literature Englishc. 1762.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1100.0Book Europe Scotland; Book Plate Books General;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B576&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Soules, Francois 1748-1809Histoire des Troubles de l’Amerique Anglaise..bound in full 18th century full gilt calf, covers with gilt triple boards enclosing French royal crown., Interior in fine condition; bindings very good. An attractive binding set., 8vo, [6],379,[3]-6; [2],365; [2],420; [2],272,43pp. (with many misnumberings)., Volume : 4; Lacks the maps.<br>This four volume edition is much more complete and contains material not found in the earlier two volume edition (London, 1785), notably a semi-official account of the Siege of Savannah, October, 1779, in vol.III, pp.211-219., Sabin 87290, Howes S-770B580Paris: Buisson(1787)
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USD375.0; Book Europe Scandinavia1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0; Book Royalty; Book Plate Books Colour1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Book Asia Central India; Book Asia Middle East Iran1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Book Caricatures; Book Literature Englishc. 1787.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B600&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tieleman van der Horst; Jan Schenk, engraverTheatrum Machinarum Universale of Nieuwe Algemeene BouwkundeRecent 1/4 gilt lined calf with contemporary marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt green morocco title label on two, gilt text on six. , A fine copy, plates are clean and crisp., Folio., P. half-title, blank, title, blank, dedication, 30 double-page plates., With engraved half-title, title-page with engraved vignette, engraved dedication leaf, and 30 numbered engraved double-page plates.; This is the folio plate volume of one of the most beautiful Dutch pattern books of designs for staircases and lanterns. With their steep rises and narrow treads the majority of the staircases (a number of them spiral) are clearly designed to be installed in the tall, narrow town houses typical of those found in Amsterdam. Despite the constraints imposed on their construction, they are enriched with exuberant rococo detailing. A text volume was issued with the plates but this is seldom found., Berlin Cat. 2253B607Amsterdam: Petrus Schenk(c. 1739.)
USD2875.0; Book Europe Benelux; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1739.yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Book Pacific General; Book Americas U.S. South & West;1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD950.0; Book Europe Spain1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0; Book Modern General1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Book Classics1684nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Print General1978nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1985nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1992nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1992nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian1999nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General;1958nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD76.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General;1948nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian1973nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian1974nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Bibliography & Reference General1974nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD145.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1969nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD45.0; Book Bibliography & Reference General1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD25.0; Book Bibliography & Reference General; Book Americas U.S East & Central;1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Religious Judaism1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Book History English1648nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Literature English1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1675.0Book Philosophyc. 1711.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD300.0Book Literature English1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Americas U.S East & Central;1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1436&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Decimus Junius Juvenalis; Aulius Persius Flaccus; John Dryden, tr.The Satires of Decimus Junius Juvenalis. Translated into English Verse by Mr. Dryden, and Several other Eminent Hands. Together with the Satires of Aulus Persius Flaccus.Recent ½ blind-lined calf with contemporary calf boards, spine in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands, gilt red morocco label on two, endpapers renewed. , A very good copy., Small folio, P. xxxix, (3),315;87.; Persius (or Aulus Persius Flaccus, AD 34-62) was a Roman satirical poet. A member of a distinguished family, he went to Rome in boyhood, was educated there and came under the influence of the Stoic philosopher Lucius Annaeus Cornutus, to whom he became attached in lasting friendship. Gentle and modest by nature, Persius had high moral standards. His writings (only six short satires), influenced in manner by Horace and Lucilius, preach Stoic moral doctrine. He exposed to censure the corruption and folly of contemporary Roman life, contrasting it with the ideals of the Stoics and of earlier Rome. Persius’ writing is harsh, obscure and difficult to translate. <br>Decimus Junius Juvenalis was a Roman satirist who denounced the vice and folly of Roman society during the reign of the emperor Domitian (60-140). Like most ancient satire, the writings of Juvenal are essentially conservative. In order to avoid censorship he chose as his targets people who had lived a century before; but he clearly meant to describe what he saw as the faults of his own time. In his Third Satire he gives us a wonderfully intimate and lively portrait of daily life in the streets of imperial Rome. In the poem, a friend of Juvenal’s is moving to a place in the countryside, and it is he who details what he can’t stand about the city.<br>Decimus Junius Juvenalis, Roman satirist who denounced the vice and folly of Roman society during the reign of the emperor Domitian (60-140) like most ancient satire, the writings of Decimus J. Juvenalis are essentially conservative. In order to avoid censorship, or worse, he chose as his targets people who had lived a century before; but he clearly meant to describe what he saw as the faults of his own time. In his Third Satire he gives us a wonderfully intimate and lively portrait of daily life in the streets of imperial Rome. In the poem, a friend of Juvenal’s is moving to a place in the countryside, and it is he who details what he can’t stand about the city., Wing 1288.B1440London: Jacob Tonson(c. 1693)
USD1600.0; Book Classics; Book Literature Englishc. 1693nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book Classics; Book Literature Englishc. 1663nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1443&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Decimus Junius Juvenalis; Aulus Persius Flaccus; Barten Holyday, tr.Decimus Junius Juvenalis, and Aulus Persius Flaccus Translated and Illustrated, As well with Sculpture as Notes. / By Barten Holyday, D.D. and late Arch-Deacon of Oxon.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-lined bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt ochre morocco label on two, all edges tinted red, endpapers renewed. , Occasional brown spots, otherwise a very good copy., Tall 4to, P.b2, 341., Title printed in red and black and with publisher's device. With 2 maps, 2 portraits, 1 folded print, and 43 in-text illustrations, as well as a profusion of elaborate head and tailpieces.; Persius (or Aulus Persius Flaccus, AD 34-62) was a Roman satirical poet. A member of a distinguished family, he went to Rome in boyhood, was educated there and came under the influence of the Stoic philosopher Lucius Annaeus Cornutus, to whom he became attached in lasting friendship. Gentle and modest by nature, Persius had high moral standards. His writings (only six short satires), influenced in manner by Horace and Lucilius, preach Stoic moral doctrine. He exposed to censure the corruption and folly of contemporary Roman life, contrasting it with the ideals of the Stoics and of earlier Rome. Persius’ writing is harsh, obscure and difficult to translate. <br>Decimus Junius Juvenalis was a Roman satirist who denounced the vice and folly of Roman society during the reign of the emperor Domitian (60-140). Like most ancient satire, the writings of Juvenal are essentially conservative. In order to avoid censorship he chose as his targets people who had lived a century before; but he clearly meant to describe what he saw as the faults of his own time. In his Third Satire he gives us a wonderfully intimate and lively portrait of daily life in the streets of imperial Rome. In the poem, a friend of Juvenal’s is moving to a place in the countryside, and it is he who details what he can’t stand about the city.<br>, Wing 1276.B1444Oxford: F. Oxlad sen., J. Adams, & F. Oxlad jun.(c. 1673)
USD1250.0; Book Classics; Book Literature Englishc. 1673nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD35.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1493&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Beattie; William H. Bartlett, illus.Switzerland. Illustrated in a Series of Views Taken on the Spot and Expressly for This Work by W.H. Bartlett, ESQ.Full contemporary morocco, extensive blind-tooling with a central motif of a decorative vase on cover, gilt design on spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two and four, all edges gilt, inner dentelles gilt. , Occasional browning on a few plates; otherwise an excellent set, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. Volume 1. portrait, engraved title-page, title page, iv, contents and directions, 1-188; Volume 2. portrait, engraved title-page, title page, contents and directions, 1-152, map., With 111 plates, including 2 portraits, 2 steel-engraved title-pages, a double-page colour map, and 106 steel-engraved tissue-guarded plates by William Henry Bartlett (1809-1854) of Swiss landscape, city views, and inhabitants., Volume : Two volumes.B1494London: George Virtue(c. 1836.)
USD1250.0William Beattie; William H. Bartlett, illus.c. 1836.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book Europe Switzerlandc. 1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1495&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dobson, Austin.Eighteenth Century EssaysContemporary full vellum. Rebacked expertly in matching vellum. Flat spine. Title printed in red ink on the cover and spine. Top edge gilt. Front and lower edges uncut. Title-page printed in red and black. Printer’s device., 8vo, Pp. (i), frontispiece, title-page, dedication, contents, introduction, 1-284., Tissue-guarded frontis of “The Tory Foxhunter”.B1498London: Kegan Paul, Trench & Co(1884)
USD225.0Book Literature English1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Book Europe Italy;Book Art, Architecture & Design;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Literature General1923nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1507&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pope, AlexanderThe Works of Alexander Pope, Esq. In Six Volumes Complete, with his Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; Together with all his Notes as they were Delivered to the Editor a Little Before his Death.Full contemporary calf. Spine with raised bands, gilt fillets, and morocco title label., Plates crisp and clean. Minor wear to extremities., 8vo, Pp. (i), frontispiece, title-page, vol. 1 title-page, advertisement, contents, preface, xi-xxvi, 1-317; title-page, contents, 1-360; frontispiece, title-page, contents, 1-292; title-page, contents, 1-314; title-page, contents, i-xiii, 1-361; title-page, contents, 1-366., Illustrated with 24 engraved plates depicting scenes from author’s poems., Volume : 6 volumes; Vol. 4 has original owner’s name signed in ink on pages 3 and 314. An excellent handsome set.B1508London: A. Millar, et al.(1764)
USD575.0; Book Literature English1764noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0; Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East General1823noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Humboldt, Alexandre.Essai Politique sur le Royaume de la Nouvelle-Espagne.Spine with raised bands, gilt design and red morocco title labels. Covers with gold gilt border., Morocco labels missing from vols 1, 2, and 4. <br>Extremities slightly worn. The last few pages of volume 1 are loose. Volume 2 upper cover started. Otherwise a very good set., 4to, Volume 1. P. (1), half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, i-iii, blank, 1-456; Volume 2. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, 1-522; Volume 3. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, 1-419, (1); Volume 4. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, 1-564, (1); Volume 5. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, 1-350., Illustrated with text charts and a folding chart titled “Tableau Physique de la Nouvelle-Espagne., Volume : 5 vols; Ex Libris of Earl of Ellenborough. Volume 2 title-page signed by Earl of Ellenborough in contemporary ink.<br>Text in French.<br>For five years from 1799 to 1804 Humboldt traveled throughout New Spain documenting his experiences. One of the books to emerge from his travels was the Essai Politique. The main focus of this work was Humboldt’s experience in the northern parts of New Spain with an emphasis on California and the northern province of Mexico. According to Hill “This important work, the third part of Voyage de Humboldt et Bonpland, contains the most complete and accurate picture of the natural resources of Mexico then available...It also contains references to the early exploration of the California’s. This octavo edition has a more extensive text that the earlier quarto edition and it lacks the dedication to Charles IV of that edition, which has caused Humboldt considerable difficulties with Napoleon. There is also a new “Avertissement de l’editeur” in three pages. The accompanying atlas is not present here. This work is considered a founding text in the fields of economic geography and political geography” (Hill)<br>Howes writes that the work is “of superlative California importance”. <br><br>Howes writes that the work is "of superlative California importance.", Wagner-Camp 7a:2; Howes H786; Hill, p.149; Streeter I:196; Sabin 33713B1521Paris: F. Schoell(1811)
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USD1250.0Book Europe Generalc. 1743.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book Caricatures; Book Plate Books GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Book Europe Germany1718nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD85.0; Book Biography1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Religious Christianity GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Medical1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0Book Caricatures; Book Europe FrancenononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1539&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Reed, J. Eugene.The Masterpieces of German Art Illustrated Being Biographical History of Art in German and the Netherlands. From the Earliest Period to the Present Time.½ contemporary morocco with gilt fillets. Spine with raised bands and gilt fillets. Marbled endpapers. All edges gilt., Vol. 1 missing plate 'Listening to the Fairies.' Minor wear to extremities, and some foxing, otherwise in very good condition. A very good set., Folio, Pp. Half-title, title-page, introduction, list of photogravures, index of painters, 1-98, plates; half-title, title-page, list of photogravures, index of painters, 1-92, plates., Illustrated with 99 (of 100) tissue-guarded photogravures and 190 wood-engravings. Head and tail pieces, title-page in red and black., Volume : 2 vols.; c. 1895.<br>A beautiful collection of German art.B1540Philadelphia: Gebbie & Co., Publishers()
USD375.0; Book Plate Books GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD400.0; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1543&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bartlett, W.H.The Pilgrim Fathers; or, The Founders of New England in the Reign of James the First.Gold stamped cloth. Decorative gilt lettering and design on spine and cover. All edges gilt., Spine ends worn, some fading to spine and covers, needs recasing, otherwise a good copy., 4to, Pp. frontispiece, engraved title-page, title-page, dedication, contents, illustrations, preface, 13-240., Illustrated with tissue-guarded steel-engraved frontispiece, engraved title-page, 27 paper-guarded steel-engravings and 31 woodcuts.; Presented to Arthur Terram by the College at Highbury New Park, Christmas 1863.B1545London: Arthur Hall(1854)
USD275.0; Book History United States1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Book Europe England London1782nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_2f7fc1adf677240030be17f30368e176_1308602997.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Soulé, Frank, John H. Gihon, and James Nisbet.The Annals of San Francisco; Containing A Summery of the History of the First Discovery, Settlement, Progress, and Present Condition of California, and a Complete History of all the Important Events Connected with Its Great City: to Which are Added Biographical Memoirs of Some Prominent Citizens.Bound in ½ calf with marbled boards. Spine with raised bands, gilt morocco title label, and gilt fillets. Marbled endpapers. All edges marbled., Minor wear to extremities. Some minor browning on first few pages (including frontispiece), but interior is bright and clean. An excellent copy., 8vo, Pp. frontispiece, title-page, dedication, preface, contents, illustrations, (i), map, 21-824., Contains 150 illustrations, including frontispiece, folding map (important map of Western US by John Bartlett), San Francisco street map, and 5 tissue-guarded plates.; Some markings on dedication in contemporary ink. Ex libris William Macandrew, Essex.<br>Zamorano 80 #70 "A necessary reference book of San Francisco to the middle of the fifties; compiled mainly from newspapers and information received from pioneer citizens." Wheat Gold Rush 193 "The most important contemporary work on San Francisco during the decade following the discovery.", Sabin 87268, Cowan (I), p. 277; (II), p. 601. Graff 3901, Howes S-769.B1550New York: D. Appleton & Company(1855)
USD750.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1550&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dent, John Charles.The Last Forty Years: Canada Since the Union of 1841.Bound in contemporary gilt brownish red cloth. Spine with gilt title. Cover with gilt title and floral motif. All edges gilt., Minor wear to spine ends and extremities, otherwise a very good copy. Text and plates are clean and crisp. , 4to, Pp. (i), half-title, portrait, portrait, title-page, contents, 7-392; portrait, title-page, contents, 9-649., Illustrated with head and tail pieces, colour lithographed frontispiece portraits of Governor-General the Marquis of Lorne and his Wife in volume 1, a tissue-guarded frontispiece portrait of the Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald in volume 2, and over 70 plates depicting important figures and buildings in Canadian history., Volume : 2 volsB1551Toronto: George Virtue(1881)
USD375.0; Book Canada General; Book Canada Ontario Toronto1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1551&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dent, John CharlesThe Last Forty Years: Canada Since the Union of 1841.Bound in ½ contemporary gilt morocco with gilt cloth. Spine with raised bands, blind-tooling and gilt title. Cover with gilt title. Marbled endpapers. All edges marbled., Minor wear to spine of volume 2. Plates are crisp and clean.<br>A fine copy. , 4to, Pp. (i), half-title, portrait, portrait, title-page, contents, plates, 9-392; portrait, title-page, contents, plates, 9-649., Illustrated with head and tail pieces, colour lithographed frontispiece portraits of Governor-General the Marquis of Lorne and his Wife in volume 1, a tissue-guarded frontispiece portrait of the Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald in volume 2, and over 70 tissue-guarded plates depicting important figures and buildings in Canadian history., Volume : 2 vols.; Ex libris Departement des Officiers en Loi de la Couronne, Province de Quebec. An excellent set.B1552Toronto: George Virtue(1881)
USD475.0; Book Canada General; Book Canada Ontario Toronto1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0; Book Canada Ontario Toronto1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1554&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nobody, A. (Gordon Browne) 1858-1932.Some More Nonsense for the Same Bodies as Before.Contemporary red cloth spine and yellow pictorial boards. Decorative endpapers., Extremities worn. Minor tears in some of the pages. Needs re-casing., Pages unnumbered and some are loose., Written and illustrated by Gordon Browne. Chromolithographed colour illustrations throughout, interleaved with blank leaves.; Sequel to the same author’s "Nonsense for Somebody, Anybody, or Everybody."B1561London: Wells Gardner Darton & Co(1896)
USD55.0Book Children1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD55.0Book Children1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1562&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Weedon, L.L. and Evelyn Fletcher.The Model Menagerie: A Novel Picture Book of Wild Animals.Contemporary red cloth spine with lithographic pictorial cover., Some wearing to spine and extremities. Pop-ups have a few minor tears, otherwise in good condition. Some browning to outer edges. Needs re-casing, otherwise a good copy., Pages unnumbered., Illustrated title-page, and six pop-up plates showing various caged animals, text illustrations throughout.B1563London: Ernest Nister(1895)
USD375.0Book Children1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_965729f01efecb8a478f354700e31285_1332266552.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Prime, Nathaniel S.A History of Long Island, From its First Settlement by Europeans, to the Year 1845, with Special Reference to its Ecclesiastical Concerns. In Two Parts. I. Its Physical Features and Civil Affairs. II. Annals of the Several Towns, Relating Chiefly to Ecclesiastical Matters.Bound in decorative brown cloth with title-label on spine., Some wear to extremities., Pp. title-page, preface, contents, 1-420.; Lacks map, otherwise a good copy., Howes p 608B1565New York: Robert Carter(1845)
USD100.0Book Americas U.S East & Central;1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Smith, W.H.Canada: Past, Present, and Future. Being a Historical, Geographical, Geological, and Statistical Account of Canada West.Full recent black cloth binding., 4to, Pp. folding map, engraved title-page, title-page, dedication, preface, index to volume 1, introduction, 1-290, 1-184; half-title, title-page, index to volume 2, additions and corrections, 1-544., Illustrated with 1 large folding map of Canada West and Upper Canada, tissue-guarded engraved title-page, and 11 County Maps of Ontario compiled expressly for this work., Volume : 2 Vols.; An important work describing the counties of Canada West., DCB Vol X.B1567Toronto: Thomas Maclear(1851)
USD575.0; Book Canada Ontario General1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1567&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Seton-Watson, R.W.Slovakia Then and Now: A Political Survey. By Many Slovak Authors, Arranged by R.W. Seton-Watson.Original paper binding, some wear to spine. Pages uncut., 4to., Pp. half-title, frontis, title-page, (i), contents, list of illustrations, preface, 5-356, (iii), plates., Illustrated with colour frontispiece and 58 portraits of leading Slovak scholars and politicians, landscapes and city views.; A very good copy.B1571London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.(1931)
USD125.0; Book Europe General1931nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bunyan, John.The Pilgrim s Progress.Contemporary half calf. Spine with raised bands, red morocco title-label and gilt design. All edges marbled., Lacks title-page and frontispiece., 4to, Pp. 1-400., Contains many black-and-white text wood engravings.B1572()
USD175.0; Book Literature General; Book Religious Christianity GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Book Literature English1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Classics1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Russia1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Russia1923nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Russia1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Russia; Book Science & Technology1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0; Book Pacific Australia & New Zealand1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Book Asia Middle East General1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Book Asia Central India1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD200.0Book Literature GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Russia; Book Europe Scandinavia; Book Near East Turkeyc. 1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Book Europe Scandinavia; Book Europe Poland & Lithuania; Book Europe Estonia & Latviac. 1627.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1663&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_257b2a67bc44a97f3c3aa1730e0ab484_1344463239.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arctic Institute of North AmericaArctic Bibliography Prepared for in Cooperation with the Department of Defence Under the Direction of the Arctic Institute of North America. Volume 1-3orginal blue cloth boards, A few hinges cracked and with bookplate of previous owner of front free endpaper. Ex-library, a very good copy, 8vo, key map (at end of each volume)., Volume : 3 volumesB1667Washington, D.C: Department of Defence(1953)
USD625.0; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1953nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD7500.0Book Legal; Book Europe France; Book Early Printed General; Book Classicsc. 1516nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Book Science & Technology; Book Europe France1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Voyages General;; Book Americas1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book History English; Book Religious Christianity General1658noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0; Book History Generalc. 1752.noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Asia Central Indiac. 1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Literature English1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Social Sciences Generalc. 1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD5750.0; Book Europe Italy; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD625.0; Book Transportation General1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1702&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Reginald Heber, D.D.Narrative of a Journey Through the Upper Provinces of India, from Calcutta to Bombay, 1824-1825. (with notes upon Ceylon) A Account of a Journey to Madras and the Southern Provinces, 1826 and Letters Written in India.contemporary full green diced calf with gilt boards, spine with 5 compartments of floral gilt design, brown morocco labels on two and four are no longer present with the exception of volume 3 on two, the rest remain with blind tooled lettering on two and four, all edges marbled. Marbled paste-down and free endpapers., Occasional faint foxing on the title page of all volumes otherwise a very good set, signed by previous owner on the recto of the blank before the title in Volume 2, signed in contemporary ink dated 1830. A rather handsom set, 8vo, Volume 1 P. title, lxvii, blank, 450; Volume 2 P. title, vi, plate index, blank, 564; Volume 3 P. title, vi, plate index, blank, 525, blank, (2), viii., Volume 1 contains 16 wood-cut illustrations, Volume 2 contains 7 wood-cut illustrations, and Volume 3 contains 4 wood-cut illustrations, for a total of 27 wood-cut illustrations., Volume : 3 volumes; Reginald Heber was born at Malpas, Cheshire, England, April 21, 1783 to a heritage of wealth and culture. Heber was educated at Brasenose College, Oxford winning many prizes for both Latin and English poetry. He was ordained in 1807. In 1823, after refusing twice, he reluctantly accepted an appointment as Bishop of Calcutta which at that time included the whole of India, Ceylon, and Australia, sailing on 16 June 1823. Prior to his departure for India, Heber was awarded the D.D. degree from Oxford. After three years of ceaseless traveling and intense missionary work, Heber died suddenly while visiting Trichinopoly, India on April 3, 1826 at the age of 42 of a cerebral hemorrhage while in his bath., Bateson III ,234; Graesse III, 227B1704London: John Murray(1829)
USD750.0Book Asia Central India; Book Voyages General1829noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Book Europe Germany1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian1958nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD29.0; Book Bibliography & Reference General1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD62.0; Book Bibliography & Reference General1981nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD29.0; Book Bibliography & Reference General1990nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD29.0Book Bibliography & Reference General1990nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD29.0Book Bibliography & Reference General1990nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD37.0Book Bibliography & Reference General1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD104.0Book Bibliography & Reference General1936nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD160.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD102.0Book Bibliography & Reference General1974nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD105.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1992nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD235.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1980nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD45.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1988nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD37.0Book Bibliography & Reference General1985nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD145.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General1973nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD155.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General1965nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD62.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1982nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD62.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General2001nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD101.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian2002nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1990nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1971nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD62.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1946nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD62.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1972nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1974nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1987nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1976nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1991nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Literature English; Book Biography1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Canada General1832nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1875.0Book Natural History Generalc. 1679nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD825.0; Book Sports Hunting; Book Sports Horse1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Book Literature English; Book Bindings, Sets1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Canada General1933nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD200.0Book Literature English1949nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD25.0Book Literature American; Book Americas U.S. South & West;1951nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Atlas & Cartography General1943nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature English1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Book Literature English1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature Englishn.d. c. 1900.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Children1928nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Children1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Book Social Sciences General; Book History Englishc. 1760.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1981nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1998nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Book Sports Hunting1928nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1982nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1969nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD80.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1976yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD35.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1971nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian1984nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Medical; Book Social Sciences General1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD55.0; Book Europe General; Book Photographic Album1955nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Russia1937nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Book Voyages General; Book Europe Italy1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Royalty; Book Europe England; Book Plate Books Colour1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Book Children1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Caricatures; Book Europe France1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD35.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1971nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD65.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1996nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD650.0Book Canada Generalc. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Canada General; Book Transportation General1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Royalty; Book History English1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Canada West;1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1975&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jedidiah MorseA Compendious History of New England designed for Schools and Private Families.contemporary full tree calf, spine with 6 compartments of gilt tooled bands, black morocco label on two, upper and lower part of the spine need restoration, all edges speckled. Paste down library label on paste down endpaper., 12mo, P. title, blank, preface iii-vii, binders notes and errata, contents ix-xii, 13-388., Map is lackingB1979Charlestown: Samuel Etheridge(1804)
USD125.0Book Americas U.S East & Central;1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1979&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry Youle HindNorth-West Territory. Reports of Progress Together with A Preliminary and General Report on the Assinboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition Made under Instruction from the Provincial Secretary.contemporary ½ calf with clothe boards with paste down label of title on the upper cover. Flat spine and needs some restoration., In very good to excellent condition, Folio, P. half-title, blank, title, blank, introduction v-vi, content vii-xii, 1-201, printer’s imprint, plates and maps., Contains 8 maps, 2 plates of shells and various in text illustrations, title page contains a Canadian coat of arms.B1980Toronto: John Lovell(1859)
USD650.0Book Canada West;1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book Europe Greece; Book Plate Books General1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0; Book Europe England1946nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emma DeLongThe Voyage of the Jeannettecontemporary ½ morocco with cloth boards. Spine with 5 blind tooled compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and three. All edges marbled, paste down and free endpapers marbled. Both volumes contain name of previous owner written in contemporary ink and dated 1884., An excellent set, Small 4to, Volume 1 P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-v, blank, contents vii-x, illustration listing xi-xii, 1-440; Volume 2 P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents iii-viii, illustration list ix-x, 441-911., Volume 1 contains 8 plates on steel and wood, 7 maps and numerous woodengraved text illustrations. Volume 2 contains 8 plates on steel and wood, 15 maps and numerous wood engraved text illustrations., Volume : 2 volumes; together with the large (17 1/8" x 20 1/2" ) rare hand coloured print of the loss of the Jeannette entitled “Le Naufrage de la Jeannette” Painted by Poilleux-Saint Ange dated 1884 and published by Jules Hautecceur in Paris.<br><br>Setting sail out of San Francisco in July 1879. DeLong’s intended route was to sail through the Bering Strait and to enter the Pole byway of the New Siberian Islands and Wrangel Island. Two years passed, and the last sighting of the Jeannette was at Wrangel Island. In the space of those two years the crew fought against the ice, but was unable to save the ship which was eventually crushed by the floes. Her crew escaped, but some perished in a storm, and most of those who reached land died from extream conditions., National Maritime Museum I 965B1996Boston: Broughton, Mifflin and Company(1883)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1996&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Muhammad Hasan KhanMirat i buldan i Nasiri (An Historical and Geographical Dictionary, with Special Reference to Persia; completed only to 4 volumes) [VOLUME 3 ONLY]Early 20th-century ½ calf with marbled boards, blind-tooled motifs along border, spine in six gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, green morocco label on three. , Occasional mild browning, occasional contemporary pencil marginalia, otherwise in very good condition., 4to, P. title, 1-264, blank, calendar (4), index 1-50., Contains 9 lithograph portraits and views.; Rare copy signed by E.G. Browne., A fascinating review of Nasirid-Din Shah’s reign during the Qajar Dynasty at the second half of the 19th century. This particular volume of the series starts just after Nasirid-Din Shah’s return from Europe in the 16th year of his reign in the year 1279 A. H. The book is signed and dated by the prominent Orientalist scholar Edward G. Browne in 1917. Edward Granville Brown was a prominent English Oriental scholar, perhaps best known for his documentation and historical narratives of the Bábí movement. He published two translations of Bábí histories, and wrote several of the few Western accounts of early Bábí and Bahá'í history. In addition, he wrote A Year Among the Persians (1893) sympathetic portrayal of Persian society which few Westerners have ever seen, including a frank account of the effects of opium. After his death in 1926 it was reprinted and became a classic in English travel literature., British Museum Persian Catalogue 14773.i.11.B1998Tehran: (1879)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1998&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johannes Hieronimus BeaujonSpecimen Juridicum Inaugurale, de Variis Modis, Quibus Variis Temporibus jus Civitatis Romanae Acquiri Potuerit. . .Contemporary ½ calf with marble boards, spine in five compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands, gilt title on two. , In very good condition., 8vo, P. half-title, blank, title, blank, half-title, blank, 1-102.; Text in LatinB2003Leiden: J. H. Gebhard(c. 1845)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2003&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lucien N. B. WyseLe Canal de Panamacontemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 densley gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two and brown morocco label on three. Marbled paste down and free end papers., an excellent copy with beautiful illustrations and an attractive binding., Large 4to, P. half-title, printer’s imprint, blank, frontis, title, blank, 1-399, blank, (1), printer’s imprint., Title in red and black, contains 90 wood engravings some full page and some intext illustrations, 2 folding maps and 1 folding chart.; An important french overview of various plans to cut the Isthmus of Panama, during which time the attempt under Ferdinand de Lesseps was already well underway (1881-9)(but collapsed in bankruptcy in 1889). The very large fold. col. map of the Panama-Isthmus contains a list of geological features & plates at end.B2005Paris: Librairie Hachette(1886)
USD575.0; Book Americas Central; Book Europe France1886nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2005&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.F. WallingTackabury’s Atlas of the Dominion of Canadarebacked expertly, recent cloth preserving the original upper board, title in gilt on upper board within a blind tooled greek key boarder, flat spine. Marbled paste down and free end papers, An excellent copy, Folio, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface 3-6, contents 7-8, 9-223., Contains many maps of different locals in Canada, title page contains a view of the parliament buildings in Ottawa.B2008Toronto, Montreal, London: George N. Tackabury(1877)
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USD750.0Book Literature English1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2013&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vernon How BaileyLittle Known Towns of Spain Watercolors and Drawingscontemporary full decorative morocco, repeated gilt diamond design on upper board, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, brown morocco label on two, marbled paste down and free endpapers, In excellent condition, Folio, Contains 68 photogravures of sketches and water colours of different towns and villages in Spain.; An uncut copyB2020New York, London: William Helburn Inc., B.T. Batsford Ltd(1927)
USD575.0; Book Europe Spain1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2020&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_259e0fd09e622be42adc6b6321715e20_1329422405.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geoffrey Chaucer, John UrryThe Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, Compared with the Former editions, and many valuable MSS. Out of which, Three Tales are added which were never before Printed.recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 7 compartmets of raised bands, red morocco lable on two, green morocco lable on three. All edges tinted red. Endpapers renewed., A handsome tall copy in excellent condition, crisp and clean., Folio, P. frontis, title, blank (2), portrait, (32), preface (13), contents (2), (3), 1-626, 1-81, eratta., Contains frontis portrait of John Urry and also portrait of Geoffrey Chaucer, title page contains a vignette of Chaucer’s tomb, many engraved illustrations, elaborate head and tail pieces, and elaborate initials.; This is a rare large paper copy.<br>First edition of what is disputed to be either the best or the worst of early modern Chaucer scholarship. This book marks the last in a 200 year tradition of printing folio editions of Chaucer, and the first in the tradition of printing Chaucer in roman type rather than in blackletter. Due to Urry’s access to manuscripts (unavailable for over a century), his systematic consultation with a network of aristocrats and educated gentry, and his detailed descriptions of manuscript sources, critics have generally kept him in the notes of many current editions., Bateson I 208; Graesse II 127; Maggs Bros Dec 1929 383B2027London: Bernard Lintot(1721)
USD3750.0Book Literature English1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2027&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/book001a.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rollin; M. CrevierHistoire Romaine Depuis la Fondation de Romecontemporary full speckled calf, edges of boards with gilt fillet design, spine with 6 floral gilt compartments of raised bands, maroon morocco lable on two and three. All edges tinted red, marbled paste down and free end papers, Occasional light foxing or staining otherwise an excellent set in attarctive period binding, 4to, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, i-xxvi, preface xxvii-lxxvi, lxxvii-cviii, cix-cxii, 1-555; Volume 2. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, i-lvi, 1-599; Volume 3 P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-750; Volume 4. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-651; Volume 5. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-672; Volume 6. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-685; Volume 7 P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-683; Volume 8. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-730, privilege (2)., Elaborate head and tail pieces and initials, title page contains a printer’s device, contains 12 folding plates 10 of which are maps., Volume : 8 volumes; ex-libris on paste down endpaper, Text in French <br>Rollin the important French historian, according to Voltaire "one of the first French authors who wrote a good style in prose". His works were written during his retirement. He was nearly sixty when he began the "Traité des Etudes", sixty-seven when he undertook his "Histoire Ancienne", seventy-seven when he became engaged on his "Histoire Romaine", which death prevented him from finishing. The "Histoire Romaine", of which he was able to finish only five volumes out of the nine composing the work. The last part is a continuation of Rollin's history, written by his follower Crevier., Graesse VI 151; Brunet IV, 1360B2033Paris: Estienne & Fils(1752)
USD2250.0; Book Europe France; Book History General1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2033&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SadiGulistan ou Le Parterre de RosesContemporary ¼ calf with marbled boards, spine in six gilt floral-designed compartments of raised bands, brown morocco label on two, green morocco label on four, edges and endpapers marbled. , Occasional faint browning, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, preface I-XLVII, blank, 1-358, errata.; Text in French.<br>Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine., Graesse VI:213.B2052Paris: Libraire de Firmin Didot Freres(1858)
USD675.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2052&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SadiGulistan ou Le Parterre de RosesRecent ½ morocco with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, top edge gilt, endpapers marbled. , Occasional faint browning, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. front original wrapper, blank, half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, preface I-XLVII, blank, 1-358, errata, blank (2), rear original wrapper., Ex-libris on paste-down endpaper.; Text in French.<br>Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine.<br>, Graesse VI:213.B2053Paris: Libraire de Firmin Didot Freres(1858)
USD675.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SadiThe Gulistan of Musle-Huddeen Shaik Sady of SheerazRecent ½ calf with cloth boards, flat spine with title in gilt. , Occasional light browning, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. title, blank, (1), blank, title, 3-251.; Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine., Edwards British Museum 757.d.10B2054London: Francis Gladwell(c. 1809)
USD475.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature Generalc. 1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2054&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sadi; Edward B. Eastwick, tr.The Gulistan; or, Rose GardenContemporary cloth boards, flat spine with gilt lettering, gray endpapers. , Covers slightly worn, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, 2nd edition preface V-VI, translators preface VII-XVIII, XIX-XXIV, (2), 1-243.; In English with occasional parallel Persian text. <br>Edward B. Eastwick was an Orientalist, a diplomat, and a professor of Oriental languages and librarian at the East India College. He was also a Member of Parliament in Britain.<br>Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine.<br>, Graesse VI:213.B2055Boston: J.R. Osgood & Co.(1880)
USD750.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2055&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert F. ScottThe Voyage of the ‘Discovery’contemporary decorative blue cloth boards with gilt coin arctic portrait on upper cover. Flat spine with gilt lettering. Title in red and black, contains 12 colour plates, 2 photogravure frontis, 260 plates both full page and with a number of smaller illustrations, and 5 maps/charts, the two maps in the flaps at the rear pastedown are present., Occasional mild browning otherwise a very good and uncut set., 4to, P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface vii-ix, blank, contents xi-xiv, illustration list xv-xix, (1), 1-556; Volume 2. P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, blank, contents v-vii, blank, illustration list ix-xii, 1-508., Title in red and black, contains 12 colour plates, 2 photogravure frontis, 260 plates both full page and with a number of smaller illustrations, and 5 maps/charts, the two maps in the flaps at the rear pastedown are present., Volume : 2 volumes; Scott and his men followed the Ross Ice Shelf and discovered King Edward VI Land. Their journey took them within 500 miles of the South Pole. During this journey Scott gathered an extensive collection of scientific data. This was the more important of Scott's two expeditions, although historically it is overshadowed by his tragic second journey, during which he perished.B2056London/New York: Smith, Elder and Co/Charles Scribner’s Sons(1905)
USD900.0; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2056&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SadiLe Boustan de Sadi. Texte Persan avec un Commentaire Persan.Contemporary ½ calf with matching marbled boards, spine in six blind-tooled floral-designed compartments of raised bands and gilt-tooled Greek motifs, gilt lettering on two, edges marbled. , An excellent copy., 4to., P. title, blank, dedication, blank, advertisment V-VIII, blank, 479-1., Persian title page at rear of the book contains title within an illuminated star, elaborate head piece illumination on page 2.; Stamp of previous owner on free endpapers., Text in Persian and French. <br>Aside from French title and introductory notes at the left side, the book is printed in Persian from right to left.<br>Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine.<br>, Edwards British Museum 757.i.34.B2060Vienna: Charles Henri Graf(1858)
USD1250.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2060&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sadi; Burton, tr.Tales from the Gulistan or the Rose-Garden of the Sheikh Sadi of ShirazContemporary full cloth, flat spine with gilt lettering. , Inscription in contemporary ink on the half-title, otherwise in very good condition. An uncut copy., 4to, P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents, blank, illustration list, blank, introduction ix-x, preface xi-xx, half-title, blank (2), 3-256., Title page in red and black. With 9 plates, including the frontispiece, all illustrated by John Kettelwell.; Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine., Graesse VI:213.B2062London: Philip Allan & Co. Ltd(1928)
USD125.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1928nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2062&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George LyttletonDialogues of the DeadRebacked expertly saving the original contemporary full calf boards, spine in five compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and three. , A very good copy. , 8vo, P. title, blank, preface iii-ix, blank, contents xi-xv, blank, 1-406., Title page contains printer’s device, elaborate head and tail pieces, and initials.; George Lyttleton was educated at Eton and Oxford and served in Parliament as a Whig statesman. He was also a writer, and the patron of novelist Henry Fielding and poet James Thomson. <br><br>, Rothchild 1340B2063London: J. Murray(c. 1768)
USD475.0Book Literature Englishc. 1768nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2063&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c3a5dced4a5a611a130a869815e79651_1243027006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sadi; A.C. Barbier de Meynard, tr.Le Boustan ou Verger Poeme Persan de SaadiMid-20th century full calf, spine in five compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. , An excellent copy., 8vo, P. half-title, blank, title, blank, introduction V-XXXIV, (1), blank, 1-387, blank, printer’s imprint, blank, errata, advertisement., Title in red and black, elaborate head and initial pieces throughout. Text is within a red lined border.; Text in French.<br>Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine.<br>, A.C. Barbier de MeynB2067Paris: Ernest Leroux(1880)
USD575.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2067&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pliny; Livy; Giovanni Tacuino; Giovani Bemo, ed.Annotationes vertes & recentes ex Plinio, Livio & Pluribus Authoribus (and other works by Beroaldo, Poliziano, Egnazio, Calderino, and Pio.)Early 18th century vellum boards, flat spine with title written in period ink. , Leaf 66 has a clean tear at the bottom which is professionally restored and hardly noticeable, edges of text block trimmed (affecting some of the page numbers) otherwise an excellent copy of this compilation of commentaries of Renaissance writers on the works by Pliny and Livy (ancient Roman historians of the Republic and Early Empire). Impressions are crisp and clean., Large 4to, Foliation. (38), 1-84., With elaborate initials throughout.; An unrecorded (first?) issue of the second edition of this rare collection of writings on Roman history, edited by Giovani Bemo whose preface is addressed to Andreas Anixus Corcyraeus. This is a collection of works that was first published in 1502, and includes works by Filippo Beroaldi, Angelus Politianus, Johannes Baptista Pius and Domitius Calderinus. , BMSTC Italian pg 188; Not in AdamsB2069Venice: Giovanni Tacuino de Tridino(c. 1508)
USD3750.0Book Classics; Book Early Printed Generalc. 1508nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2069&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1a8214d0655445cc9c1d3740af18087e_1324482676.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sadi; John T. Platts, tr.The Gulistan; or, Rose Garden of Shaikh Mislihud-din Sadi of Shiraz Translated from a Revised Text, with Copious Notes, and A Life of the Poet.Contemporary full cloth with blind-stamped title on upper board within quadruple blind-stamped lines, spine in five compartments of blind-tooled bands, gilt lettering on two, edges speckled red, endpapers with advertisements. , A very good copy., 8vo, P. title, printer’s imprint, preface, 3-6, 7-356; Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine., Graesse VI:213.B2070London: William H. Allen & Co.(1873.)
USD475.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1873.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature Generalc. 1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Book Military England1895-1899.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature English1884.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Voyages General; Book Canada West;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD35.0; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD200.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas U.S. South & West;1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Children; Book Literature English1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Military EnglandnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2100&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dr. G. HartwigThe Polar and Tropical Worlds: A Description of Man and Nature in the Polar and Equatorial Regions of the Globe.contemporary ½ calf with cloth boards, spine with 6 blind tooled diamond designed compartments of raised bands, brown morocco label on two, black morocco label on four. All edges marbled. Marbled paste down and free end papers., large 8vo, P. gift page, blank (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, prface v-vi, contents vii-xviii, 1-468; half title, 470-811., Contains, engraved gift page, frontis, and numerous woodcut text illustrations., Volume : 2 volumes in 1; Arctic Bibliography 6732B2102Guleph: J.W. Lyon(1874)
USD75.0; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Book Atlas & Cartography American1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD795.0; Book Musicalc. 1753.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Literature GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Americas U.S East & Central;c. 1899nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Book Natural History Fish1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Royalty; Book History French1716nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Book Americas1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Book Literature General; Book Europe France1692nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1999nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Classics; Book Literature Generalc. 1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Asia Middle East Iranc. 1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD775.0Book Legalc. 1795.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2200.0Book Americas1832nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0Book Voyages General; Book Pacific Australia & New Zealand1859.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Book Theatrical; Book Asia Far East China1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2185&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. Condie StephenFairy Tales of a Parrot. Adapted from the PersianContemporary ¼ cloth, decorative paper board with image of a parrot on upper board with title in gilt, flat spine with title in period ink in both English and Persian, paste-down endpapers with floral motifs. , A very good copy., 4to, P. frontis, title, blank, dedication, (3), (81), With 6 tipped-in chromolithograph plates and a profusion of in-text illustrations.; "The twelve stories told by the Parrot are taken from the Persian text of Mehemed Kadiri's abridged version of the Tooti-Name; a book containing tales of Sanskrit origin, completed in the year 730 AH by Ziya ed Deen Nakhshebi" (preface).B2193London & New York: Ernest Nister & E.P. Dutton(1892)
USD375.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature English1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2193&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Burton, RobertThe Anatomy of Melancholyoriginal full calf boards rebacked expertly, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges speckled red., In very good condition, Small folio, P. half-title, frontis, engraved title page, blank, dedication, blank, (2), 46, (6), 434, index (8), (2)., Engraved title page by Christoffel Le Bron, with illustrations representing the effects of Melancholy from Superstition, Solitude, Love and Hypochondriasis.; With the rare leaf listing “Books printed for and sold by Peter Parker.” 8th edition is the last 17th Century edition, first was c.1621.“The first psychiatric encyclopedia, citing nearly 500 medical authors, and also a literary tour de force” (Garrison-Morton 4918.1)<br><br>“The first psychiatric encyclopedia, citing nearly 500 medical authors, and also a literary tour de force” (Garrison-Morton 4918.1), Wing B6184. Jordan Smith 8.B2196London: Peter Parker(1676)
USD3750.0Book Medical; Book Social Sciences General1676nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2196&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Department of State USAPassportVery Good, minor wear at the folds., 460mm x 305mm; This is a travel document issued in the 1892 by the Department of State of the US. On the verso of travel document appears, consular stamp and Visa (two rare stamps) issued by the Turkish government at the time. The name appearing on the passport is John R. Lambert.B2200U.S.A.: Department of State(1892)
USD275.0; Book Ephemera1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2200&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Andre BlumHistoire du Costume Les Modes au XVII et au XVIII Sieclecontemporary cloth boards, paste down label with title in gilt on upper board. Flat spine with paste down label and title in gilt., Covers worn otherwise a very good copy., 4to, P. half-title, (1), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, 3-208, (8), Contains numerous illustrations.B2203Librairie Hachette(1928)
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USD175.0; Book Europe France1928nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book Natural History Botanicalc. 1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2208&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierce EganThe Life of an Actorcontemporary full decorative gilt marbled calf with geometrical designed gilt tooled boarder, spine with 6 densly gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two and four, all edges gilt, marbled paste down and free end papers., Excellent condition., 8vo, P. half-title, printer’s note, blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, iii-xvi, 1-257., 27 handcoloured aquatint plates including the frontis, title in red and black and a printer’s device of an anchor is present.; “This amusing work, written by the author of the celebrated ‘Life in London,’ was first published in 1825. As it has been out of print a number of years – for it is one of the few of Pierce Egan’s books not reprinted – we have been tempted to re-issue it in a similar form to the original edition, with all the numerous illustrations faithfully facsimiled and coloured by hand.” (Printer’s Note)B2209London: Pickering and Chatto(1892)
USD750.0; Book Theatrical1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Book Natural History General1863yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles NordhoffNorthern California, Oregon and the Sandwich Islandscontemporary full cloth, title in gilt on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt., In very good condition, Small 4to, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, 7-256., 2 maps and 1 woodcut plate, numerous woodcut text illustrations.B2214New York: Harper & Brothers(1877)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2214&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gaston VuillierA History of Dancing from the Earliest Ages to Our Own Times.contemporary full cloth with title and decorative image of children dancing on upper board in gilt. Flat spine with title and image of dancing woman in gilt., A very good copy, Large 4to, P. half-title, blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-xvi, 1-446, 20 photogravure plates depicting various dancing scenes, title page in green and black also contains an image of a statue of a woman dancing.B2215New York: D. Appleton & Co(1898)
USD475.0; Book Theatrical1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Natural History General1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2218&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Steph Werbocz (Istvan Werboczi) 1458-1542Corpus Juris Hungarici seu Decretum Generale et Tripartitum Opus Juris Consuetudinarii Regni Hungariaecontemporary full calf, boards rubbed, worn and have started. Spine with 7 compartments of raised bands, worn, rubbed and defective, all edges tinted red., small folio, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, (12), 1-878, errata; Volume 2. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 5-426; half-title, blank, 3-229., Elaborate initials and head and tail pieces, title page in red and black with printers device. Text appears in two columns., Volume : 3 in 2; Corpus Juris Hungarici is a compilation in Latin of the edicts, decrees, and other laws that comprise Hungarian law, stretching back to the 11th century. The core of the two volumes is the Tripartitum, a collection of Hungarian customary law covering the law of people, property, and contracts, which was first set down in print in 1517. Corpus Juris Hungarici remained a popular and influential legal resource in Hungary until after World War II, when the Communist government enacted new codes in all areas of law. (Cornell Law Library)<br>“Istvan Werboczi was a statesman and jurist, whose codification of Hungarian law served as his country's basic legal text for more than 400 years. A member of the lesser nobility, Werboczi was commissioned by King Vladislas II to collect the customary and statute law of the Hungarian kingdom. His resulting work, the famous Tripartitum (1514), most notably proclaimed the complete equality of all nobles, both great and small, and stressed the rights of the aristocracy at the expense of royal sovereignty. It also reinforced the servile status of the peasantry, thus leading to a further deterioration of their condition. In effect, the Tripartitum virtually identified aristocratic interests with the nation's legal personality.”<br>"Werboczi, István." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2006. Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service. 14 Aug. 2006 <http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9076558>.B2221Tyrnaviae: Typis Academicis Societatis Jesu(1751)
USD1250.0Book Legal; Book Europe Hungary1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2221&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283270143.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Simon ThomassinRecueil des Statues, Groupes, Fontaines, Termes, Vases, Et autres Magnifiques Ornemens du Chateau & Parc de Versailles.contemporary full calf rebacked expertly spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two. All edges speckled., A very good copy., 8vo, P. title, title, blank, 3-59, blank, engraved title, blank, half-title, blank, plates., 1 folding map of Versaille, two title pages in red and black, both with small vignette scene, 218 copper plates engraved by P. le Gros, Garnier, I. la Clerion, N. Coustous, Cornu, all after the designs by Simon Thomassin. Plates <br>depicting various statues, vases, fountains and other ornaments decorating Versailles.; Text in French, Latin, Italian and Dutch<br>This is a beautiful illustrated guide to the palace of Versailles.<br>Simon Thomassin was a reknowned Paris artist. The work was commissioned in 1689 by King Louis XIV of France and was first published in Paris in 1694. A third edition was published in 1723., Graesse VI 144; Berlin Kat. 4212B2224The Hague: (1723)
USD3750.0Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1723nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Pacific General; Book Americas U.S. South & West;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Biography; Book Bibliography & Reference Print General1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0; Book Asia Central Ceylon / Sri Lankac. 1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2232&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph A. Joel and Lewis R. StegmanRifle Shots and Bugle Notes; or, the National Military Album of Sketches of the Principal Battles, Marches, Picket Duty, Camp Fires, Love Adventures, and Poems Connected with The Late War.contemporary full cloth boards, upper board with title in gilt and image of rifles stacked together. Flat spine with title in gilt. Brown paste down and free end papers., An excellent copy., 4to, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, v-x, 11-564, 19 wood engraved plates depicting various scenes from the Civil WarB2233New York: Grand Army Gazette Publishing Co(1884)
USD375.0; Book Military America1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Book Plate Books General; Book Antiquities General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2235&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_cd010b4723394beffabd3e64ee267bda_1237845492.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christopher WoodJames Bond and Moonrakercontemporary full black paper boards, title in gilt on spine, signature of previous owner in pen on back free end paper. Dustjacket in very good condition with some minor tape mark on the lower right., A very good copy, 8vo, P. half-title, advertisment, title, printer’s imprint, contents, blank, dedication, blank, 9-221.B2243London: Johnathan Cape(1979)
USD575.0; Book Literature English; Book Modern First Editions1979yesyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William MarsdenHistoire de Sumatra, Dans laquelle on traite du Gouvernement, du Commerce, des Arts, des Loix, des Coutumes & des Moeurs des Habitans; des Productions Naturelles, & de l’ancien etat politique de cette Isle.Contemporary ½ speckled calf with marbled paper boards, spine in four compartments of raised bands, recent gilt red calf labels on one and two. , Extremities are worn, mild age toning, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. Volume 1. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-16, 1-383; Volume 2. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-353, (3)., With 2 plates, being a folding plate and a folding map., Volume : Two volumes.; Text in French., Bibliotheca Indosinica 1107B2248Paris: Buisson(c. 1788.)
USD1000.0; Book Asia South East Generalc. 1788.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2248&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James StuartThree Years in North AmericaEarly 20th century ½ calf with marbled boards. Spine with 6 floral gilt designed compartments of raised bands, green morocco label on two and black morocco label on three, marbled paste down and free end papers., An excellent copy, 8vo, Volume 1. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, v-xii, 1-525; Volume 2. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, v-viii, 1-544., Folding map of North America depicting the route the author took., Volume : 2 volumes; Sabin 93170; Howes S-1099B2249Edinburgh, London: Robert Cadell, Whittaker & Co(1833)
USD575.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2249&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles DarwinThe Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication.contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 densley gilt compartments of raised bands, green morocco label on two and red morocco label on three. All edges marbled, marbled paste down and free end papers., An attractive uniformly bound set in excellent condition., large 8vo, Volume 1. P. title, printer’s imprint, iii-viii, 1-411, printer’s imprint; Volume 2. P. title, printer’s imprint, iii-viii, 1-486, 43 woodcut text illustrations, Volume : 2; Freeman 877B2253London: John Murray, c. 1868(1868)
USD1500.0Book Natural History General1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2253&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b395531ff136861740a22bc2ba42c141_1256573665.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Muir (Editor)Picturesque California: The Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Slope.recent ½ calf Morocco with cloth boards, blind tooled foliage design bordering the cloth boards. Title in gilt on front board. Spine with 5 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and five.<br>Renewed endpapers., An excellent copy, Folio, P. engraved title, (1), title page, printer’s imprint, contents, blank, 1-508, (2)., Illustrated with a profusion of photogravures, and wood engravings by Thomas Moran, Julian Rix, Frederick Remington, Thomas Hill, and other prominent American artists, of California’s canyons, mountains, and rivers, as well as aspects of pioneer life.; Originally published in bi-weekly issues.B2254New York and San Francisco: The J. Dewing Company(1894)
USD1450.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1894nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Dodsley, ed.A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes by Several Hands.Contemporary full speckled calf, spine in 6 compartments of raised bands, edges speckled red. , Joints are slightly tender, otherwise a very good and attractive set uniformly bound in speckled full calf., 8vo, P. Volume 1. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-335; Volume 2. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-336; Volume 3. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-351; Volume 4. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-360, (1); Volume 5. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-336; Volume 6. half-title, blank, title, blank, (2), 3-336., Title page with an oval vignette scene. Elaborate engraved head and tail pieces., Volume : Six volumes.; Robert Dodsley (1703 -1764), the distinguished poet and dramatist, originally published the work in three volumes in 1748 and extended it to six volumes in 1758. ''Having now by the advice and assistance of my friends, brought this Collection of Poems to a competent size, it has been thought proper that the farther progress of its growth should here be stopped. From the loose and fugitive pieces, some printed, others in manuscript, which for forty or fifty years past have been thrown into the world, and carelessly left to perish; I have here, according to the most judicious opinions I could obtain in distinguishing their merits, endeavoured to select and preserve the best…” (postscript of Vol. 6). The volumes include works by prominent authors such as Johnson, Warton, Pope, Gray and Fielding., Bateson II:437.B2255London: R. & J. Dodsley(c. 1763)
USD750.0Book Literature Englishc. 1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2255&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques BessonTheatrum Instrumentorum et MachinarumRecent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands gilt lettering on two. , Occasional minor offsetting on pages facing plates, part of plates 24 and 56 are missing and provided in facsimile, the errata and the pages describing plates 36-60 are missing; otherwise in good condition, plates are generally clean and crisp., Folio, P. title, privilege, preface, (1), plate explanation (9), 52 plates., With 52 plates, missing the following 8 plates: 17, 50, 51, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60.; Text in Latin<br>“Besson’s work was first published under the title, Instrumentorum et Machinarum…liber primus [Instruments and Machines…, the first book], The first edition printed in Lyon around 1571-1572, was followed by three editions (with the title changed to Theatrum instumentorum et machinarum…), all printed in Lyon in 1578. One was a Latin edition, another was French (Theatre des Instrumens mathematiques & mechaniques…), and a third had a Latin (our edition) and French title page with French text in the preliminary leaves…Besson’s book proved quite popular and went through numerous editions in Latin, French, Italian, Spanish, and German from 1578 to 1602.” (Smithsonian Intitution Libraries), Adams 838B2260Lyon: Barthelemy Vincent(c. 1578)
USD4500.0Book Science & Technology; Book Plate Books Generalc. 1578nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2260&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frederick GerstaeckerWild Sports in The Far West.recent ¼ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four., An excellent copy, 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, iii-xi, blank, 1-396., 8 plates printed in colour with some hand colouring depicting various hunting sports.; Sabin 27191; Howes G-142.B2263Boston: Crosby, Nichols and Company(1859)
USD750.0Book Sports Hunting1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2263&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Prohor ProkopovichLetters of Reasons, Separation of the Roman Church from the Eastern.recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 5 compartments of raised bands title in gilt., Mild occasional foxing otherwise an excellent copy., 4to, P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (2), i-xxiv, (2), 1-434, (2), 1-6, 1-49, (1); Text in Russian<br>In the 11th century the Great Schism took place between Rome and Constantinople, which led to separation of the Church between the Roman Catholic Church, and the Eastern Orthodox Church. There were doctrinal issues like authority of the Pope involved in the split, but these were exacerbated by cultural and linguistic differences between Latins and Greeks.<br>The final breach is often considered to have arisen after the sacking of Constantinople by the Fourth Crusade in 1204. The sacking of the Church of Holy Wisdom and establishment of the Latin Empire in 1204 is viewed with some rancour to the present day.<br>The Russian Orthodox Church also known as the Orthodox Catholic Church of Russia, is that body of Christians who are united under the Patriarch of Moscow, who in turn is in communion with the other patriarchs and primates of the Eastern Orthodox Church.B2266St. Petersburg: Typography of the Ministry of Internal Affairs(1862)
USD750.0Book Russia; Book Religious Christianity General1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/RussBk1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.P. SemenovRemarkable Russia our Motherland, Topography, History, Economy and Life. (Translation of title)contemporary full decorative red cloth, upper board with gilt image of a bird holding a standard, bering the title of the book all within an embossed fillet boarder, lower board with a series of geometrical designs. Flat spine with title and elaborate blind tooled designs. All edges marbled, ornamental paste down and free end papers, small ex-libris on free end paper., An excellent copy., small Folio, P. half-title, (1), engraved half-title, blank, title, printers imprint, engraved title, blank, 1-470, i-iii., 36 full page wood cut plates, 2 maps, and a profusion of intext wood cut illustrations., Volume : Volume XII only; Text in Russian<br>This is a history of the region and people of eastern Russia, from Kamchatka, the Sea of Japan and Sakhalin Island by P.P. Semenov who was the vice-president of the Russian Geographical Society. <br>P.P.Semenov – geographer and geologist, botanic and entomologist, economist, traveler, organizer and historian. In summer 1856 he accompanied by a small team of Cossacks, started from the town of Verniy (Almaty) for expedition to the Central Tian-Shan, as a little-known member of Russian Geographical Society, but in 1857 he returned as a worldwide well-known scientist.B2268St. Petersburg and Moscow: M.O. Volf and Co(1895)
USD500.0Book Russia1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2268&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349300603.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph NashThe Mansions of England in the Olden time; Re-edited by J. Corbet Anderson. With the original one hundred and four illustrations, carefully reduced and executed in lithography.contemporary decorative full morocco, upper board with title in gilt, both upper and lower board with elaborated gilt boardering with heraldry motif coner pieces, rebacked expertly saving the original spine with 6 gilt shield designed compartments of raised bands, with title in gilt on two. All edges gilt, and marbled paste down and free end papers. Ex-libris on paste down end paper., A very good copy, plates are crisp and clean., folio, P. title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 1-74, 104 plates, Title in red and black, 4 sepia tinted lithographed title pages, and 100 sepia tinted lithographed plates.; Abbey Scenery 402B2272London: Henry Sotheran & Co(1874)
USD1500.0Book Europe England; Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacob H. StuderThe Birds of North America. One Hundred and Nineteen Artistic Colored Plates Representing the Different Species and Varieties.Twentieth-century full red cloth, flat spine with title in gilt, all edges gilt. Title in red and black. , An excellent copy, plates are crisp and clean., Folio, P. announcement, blank (2), frontis, blank (2), title, dedication, 1-16, 1-182, blank (2), (8)., With 120 engravings, including the steel-engraved frontis portrait and 119 chromolithographic plates of various birds.; The Announcement section of the book declares it “a work containing artistically colored illustrations of over seven hundred different species of birds, comprising most all that are known to exist on this Continent, including Mexico and Central America, accompanied by a copious text giving a popular account of their habits and characteristics, and embracing in general the observations made by the most eminent writers on Ornithology…The original drawings for the work were made from nature, by Theodore Jasper, A. M., M. D., an Artist of superior capabilities, who has made Ornithology a life-study. Revised by John Graham Bell, Esq., Audubon’s companion in the field, and a well known Ornithologist and Taxidermist.” , Sitwel, Fine Bird Books, 145.B2275New York: The Natural Science Association of America(1888)
USD1250.0; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Natural History Birds1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2275&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351710589.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert BurtonThe Anatomy of Melancholy.Contemporary full diced calf rebacked expertly. Spine with 6 densly gilt compartments of gilt tooled bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges gilted., Lacks half title, authors abstract leaf, otherwise in very good condition., Small Folio, P. title, blank, dedication, blank, 1-46, (1), blank, (4), 1-434, index (8)., Engraved title page by Christoffel Le Bron, with illustrations representing the effects of Melancholy from Superstition, Solitude, Love and Hypochondriasis.; “The first psychiatric encyclopedia, citing nearly 500 medical authors, and also a literary tour de force” (Garrison-Morton 4918.1), Wing B6184. Jordan Smith 8.B2278London: (1676)
USD3750.0Book Medical; Book Social Sciences General1676nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene PoitouUn Hiver en Egyptecontemporary ¼ decorative morocco with matching embossed cloth boards. Boards with initials of M. P. within a blind embossed triple rules. Spine with 5 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges gilt. , Occasional mild browning otherwise a handsome copy in an attractive decorative period binding. , 8vo, P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-468., Ex-libris on paste down end paper. Printer’s device on the title page, and 32 wood engraved plates.; “the author made this voyage in 1857. He embarked from Marseilles for Alexandria, went to Cairo, went up the Nile; he visited Thebes, and the ruines of Karnac, Memphis, and the pyramids of Sakkara and Giza” (translation from Hilmy), Ibrahim-Hilmy II, 125B2279Tours: Imprimeurs-Libraires(1860)
USD875.0Book Voyages General; Book Africa Egypt1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Europe Germanyc. 1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2289&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Andre Gide; Pierre Boncompain, lith.Les Nourritures Terrestres.Contemporary full yellow cloth with title and vignette of a woman stamped on upper board, flat spine with stamped title, shaped as a box. , An excellent copy., Folio., P. cover page, half-title, frontis, title-page, printer’s imprint, blank, preface 5-7, blank, author’s note 9, blank, 11-209, publication information, free end paper., With 10 coloured and 19 black and white lithographs by Pierre Boncompain, pertaining to food, women and nature. and 28 pages of French text with black-and-white textual vignettes.; Text in French<br>André Paul Guillaume Gide was a French author and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1947. Gide\\\\\\\'s career spanned from the symbolist movement to the advent of anti-colonialism between the two World Wars. “Les Nourritures terrestres (Fruits of the Earth, 1897)… was published at the author\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s own expense. It is the most extreme and meticulous example of Gide\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s early predilection for poetic prose. But it was also a breakthrough for Gide. Here he gave up irony and indirection for a positive celebration of the senses, of self- indulgence in beauty. He stopped putting off temptation, or being ashamed of it, and celebrated its savor, its liberating qualities, no longer in a tone of lamentation but with a hymn-like fervor. It is easy to see how such exaltation disconcerted the public and the critics, who - for the moment at least, a moment that was to extend beyond World War I - remained unimpressed. Gide\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s expressions did not fit into any of the accepted conventions, yet did not lash out against them. Apart from Nietzsche, who certainly had some influence on Gide, there were few precedents for a didactic work of so personal and lyrical a nature.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" (Nobel Prize Library 105-114), Nobel Prize Library: Gide, Gjellerup, Heyse. Helvetica Press, 1971.B2292Paris: Michele Trinckvel(1990.)
USD1600.0lBook Modern General;1990.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2292&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355242442.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James FergussonThe Palaces of Nineveh and Persepolis Restored: An Essay on Ancient Assyrian and Persian Architecture.contemporary decorative red cloth boards embossed with ancient Persian royal court image from the walls of Persepolis, rebacked expertly. Spine with 5 compartments of rasied bands, gilt lettering on two and three., An excellent copy., Large 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, advertisement, v-xvi, 1-368, 1-31, (1), 8 wood engraved plates including frontis, and numerous text illustrations.; James Fergusson a Scottish writer on architecture. He was adviser with Austen Layard in the scheme of decoration for the Assyrian court at The Crystal Palace. He received the gold medal of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1871. His works included, A Proposed New System of Fortification (1849), Palaces of Nineveh and Persepolis restored (1851), Mausoleum at Halicarnassus restored (1862), Tree and Serpent Worship (1868), Rude Stone Monuments in all Countries (1872), and The Temples of the Jews and the other Buildings in the Haram Area at Jerusalem (1878).<br>Nineveh was an important city in ancient Assyria. This "exceeding great city", as it is called in the Book of Jonah, lay on the eastern bank of the Tigris in modern-day Mosul, Iraq.<br>Persepolis was an ancient ceremonial capital of the second Iranian dynasty, the Achaemenid Empire, situated some 70 km northeast of modern city of Shiraz, not far from where the small river Pulwar flows into the Kur., Wilson 63; Persia New York Public Library 5B2297London: John Murray(1851)
USD575.0; Book Asia Middle East Iran1851yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2297&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bayard TaylorTravels in Arabia.Contemporary full cloth with embossed campfire scene on upper board and title in gilt, spine in four compartments of gilt-tooled bands, gilt lettering on one and two. , An excellent copy with charming hand coloured plates., 8vo, P. engraved title, blank (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, iii-iv, plate listing, blank, 1-325, blank, advertisements (4)., With 15 plates, including 14 wood-engraved plates beautifully hand coloured, and a folding map of Arabia.B2298New York: Scribner, Armstrong, and Co.(1874)
USD750.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East General1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2298&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Josiah PriestAmerican Antiquities and Discoveries in the West: Being an Exhibition of the Evidence Ancient Population of Partially Civilized Nations Differing Entirely from those of the Present Indians Peopled America Many Centuries Before its Discovery by Columbus, and Inquiries into their Origin.contemporary full molted calf, spine with 5 compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, all edges marbled., A very good copy, minor repair to the title page., 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-viii, 9-400, Contains 3 engraved plates two of which are folding and two in text illustrations.; “we have also ventured conjectures repecting what nations, in some few instances, may have settled here; also what may have become of them...some of the ancient nations who may have found their way hither, we perceive a stong probabilty that not only asiatic nations, very soon after the flood, but that also all along the different eras of time, different races of men, as Polynesians, Malays, Australasians, Phoenicians, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Israelites, Tartars, Scandinavians, Danes, Norwegians, Welsh and Scotch, have colonized different parts of the continent…We have also attempted to show that America was peopled before the flood; that it was the country of Noah, and the place where the ark was erected.” (preface), Sabin 65484; Howes P592; Stevens 444B2301Albany: Hoffman & White(1834)
USD575.0; Book Americas1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2301&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. Chopin; A. Ubicini; M. UbiciniProvinces Danubiennes et Roumaines Par MM. Chopin et A. Ubicini; Bosnie, Servie, Herzegovine, Bulgarie, Slavonie, Illyrie, Croatie, Dalmatie, Montenegro, Albanie Par M. Chopin; Valachie, Moldavie, Bukovine, Transylvanie, Bessarabie, Par M. UbiciniContemporary ¼ morocco with blue cloth boards, spine in five compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two, edges speckled blue. , A very good copy., 8vo, P. title, blank, 1-494; 1-226., With 35 steel-engraved plates relating to the countries mentioned in the title, and 3 folding maps. , Volume : Two parts in one.; This book describes the customs and history of the people in the region and the climate and topography of the land.B2302Paris: Firmin Didot Freres(c. 1856)
USD1000.0Book Europe Balkansc. 1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2302&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-06-08012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre MignardGalerie de Mignard ou collection de dix-huit lithographies representant les amours de Theagenes et Chariclee.Contemporary full crimson morocco with gilt Russian royal coat of arms and gilt dedication to the Grand Duchess of St. Petersburg within floral gilt border on upper board, rebacked expertly in six compartments of raised bands, brown morocco label on two, Minor scratches and darkening to covers, lacks eight plates, otherwise a very good copy., Oblong folio (348mm x 510, P. title, blank, dedication, blank, (1), blank, plate, blank (2), 3-18, . With 10 superbly originally hand-coloured lithographed plates by Labussiere, drawn by Drouilliere after Pierre Mignard, with accompanying pages of descriptive text.; Text in French.<br>Very rare edition, dedicated to the Grand Duchess of Saint Petersburg, Helena Pawlowna.<br>B2307St. Petersbourg: Alexandre Pluchart(c. 1824)
USD8750.0Book Russia; Book Europe France; Book Plate Books Colourc. 1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2307&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_fa0e3741de4fba6c27773afba1209c53_1329081424.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. Barham ZinckeA Month in Switzerlandcontemporary full green cloth with an oval gilt image of a mountineer on the upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt. Blind stamped ex-libris on the upper right hand corner of the free end paper., A very good copy, 8vo, P. half-title, advertisment, title, blank, v-xv, blank, 1-271, advertismentB2308London: Smith, Elder & Co(1873)
USD175.0; Book Europe Switzerland1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2308&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George PastonSocial Caricature in the Eighteenth Centurycontemporary full cloth, title in gilt on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt., Cover worn, slightly shaken otherwise a very good copy with clean and crisp interior., Folio, P. half-title, (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents (1), blank, vii-xi, blank, xiii-xiv, 1-144, A profusion of illustrations depicting various caricature from the 18th century.B2309London: Methuen & Co(1905)
USD225.0Book Caricatures1905yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry MosesAncient Vases from the Collection of Sir Henry Englefield, Bart.contemporary full cloth with gilt image of a vase on upper board, spine with 4 compartments of gilt tooled bands, gilt lettering on two and three., Minor wear of the binding and some toning of the plates otherwise a very good copy., 4to, P. title, printer imprint, 3-12, 51 plates (unpaginated)., With 51 beautifully engraved plates of ancient Roman and Greek vases.; Henry Englefield was an antiquary and scientific writer. He was a made a fellow of the Society of Antiquites in 1779 and also served as the president for a brief period. (National Bibliography).<br>second and engraved edition with 20 additional plates.B2311London: H.G. Bohn(1848)
USD950.0; Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2311&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_cd010b4723394beffabd3e64ee267bda_1237845040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jules VerneA Journey to the Centre of the Earth / A Voyage to the Centre of the Earthcontemporary full decorative cloth with title in gilt and embossed illustration on upper board, flat spine with title in gilt and embossed illustration., A very good copy, P. half-title, printer’s device, title, advertisment, v-viii, 1-179, (1), advertisment (4)., Elaborate end pieces.; Jules Verne was a French author and a pioneer of the science-fiction genre. Verne was noted for writing about cosmic, atmospheric, and underwater travel before air travel and submarines were commonplace and before practical means of space travel had been devised.B2322London: Weldon & Co(1876)
USD750.0Book Literature General1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229718377.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. Belden & CoIllustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Northumberland and Durhamcontemporary ½ morocco with cloth boards, title in gilt on upper board, title embossed on lower board. Flat spine., Extremities worn otherwise a very good copy, plates are clean and crisp., Folio, P. title, blank, index, blank, i-x, 1-121 (pages 108 and 109 are repeated)., Contains numerous maps and lithograph views of various towns loacted in the counties of Northumberland and Durham, engraved title contains a coat of arms with a lion and a unicorn.B2327Toronto: H. Belden & Co(1878)
USD1250.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2327&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. Waring; Vincent Brooks (Lithographer)The Arts Connected with Architecture illustrated by examples in Central Italy from the 13th to the 15th Century.contemporary ½ morocco with cloth boards, expertly rebacked. Spine with 6 compartments of raised bands gilt lettering on two., The margins of the title page and some leaves are reinforced otherwise a very good copy, text is clean and plates are fresh., Folio, P. frontis, blank, title, blank, iii-iv, (1), blank, 1-29, Elegant frontis dedication page in cursive text. Chromolithgraphed title page and 41 chromolithographed plates by Vincent Brooks depicting various Italian stained glass scenes and frescos.; “John Burley Waring entered the Royal Academy, in 1843-44 found him in Italy where he studied painting …Waring not only drew and painted, but he wrote extensively about art, architecture, and architectural sculpture, among other subjects.” (Cornell University Library)B2329London: Vincent Brooks(1858)
USD2000.0Book Europe Italy; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2329&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Langhorne; William LanghornePlutarch’s Lives, Translated from the Original Greek with Notes Critical and Historical and a Life of Plutarch.contemporary full tree calf, spine with 6 compartments of gilt tooled bands, black morocco label on two and brown morocco label on five, all edges speckled. Marbled paste down and free end papers, ex-libris on paste down end paper, upper board of volume 1 has started., An attractive set with some toning otherwise in very good condition., 8vo, Volume 1. frontis, title, blank, dedication (3), blank, (1), blank, 1-xxix, blank, xxxi-xcvi, 1-465, printer’s imprint; Volume 2. P. title, blank, (1), blank, 1-659, printer’s imprint; Volume 3. P. title, blank, (1), blank, 1-563; Volume 4. P. title, blank, (1), blank, 1-648; Volume 5. P. title, blank, (1), blank, 1-518; Volume 6. P. title, blank, (1), blank, 1-443, blank, advertisment (4)., Frontis portrait of Plutarch in Volume 1.B2330London: J. Mawman, F.C. and J. Rivington, R. Faulder(1809)
USD800.0Book Biography; Book Classics1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2330&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles MerivaleHistory of the Romans Under the Empirecontemporary full calf upper and lower boards with gilt desinged emblem in an oval shape (Coll. Sanctae Individuae Trinitatis Reg Elizabeth Juxta Dublin), within an embossed double straight lined boarder. Spine with 6 densly gilt compartments of raised bands brown morocco label on two and four, all edges speckled. Decorative ex-libris on paste down end paper., Lacks the last 4 volumes otherwise an attractive set in very good condition., 8vo, Volume 1. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, v-xvi, 1-546; Volume 2. P. title, printer’s imprint, iii-vii, blank, 1-544; Volume 3. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, v-viii, 1-555, printer’s imprint., Volume : First 3 of 7 volumesB2331London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans(1852)
USD375.0Book History General1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2331&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles Abraham EltonSpecimens of the Classic Poets in a Chronological Series from Homer to Tryphiodorus.contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, black morocco label on two and three, all edges speckled., A very good and attractive set., 8vo, Volume 1. P. title, blank, v-xxxii, 1-416; Volume 2. P. title, blank, v-viii, 1-403; Volume 3. P. title, blank, v-viii, 1-391, printer’s imprint., Volume : 3B2332London: Robert Baldwin(1814)
USD475.0Book Classics; Book Literature General1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2332&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David HumphreysAn Historical Account of the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. Containing their Foundation, Proceedings, and the Success of their Missionaries in the British Colonies, to the Year 1728.contemporary full calf with double straight lined gilt boarder on upper and lower boards. Original spine with 6 gilt designed compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two. All edges speckled red, upper part of front board just started., Lacks two folding maps., 8vo, P. title, blank, iii-xxxi, blank, 1-356., With elaborate head and tail pieces.; “This account deals entirely with America and is compiled from papers transmitted to the Society of Govenors of the Colonies. It contains detailed accounts of the travels, hardships and adventures of Missionaries sent to New York City, Westchester County, Albany, Staten Island, Pennsylvania, North and South Carolina, etc. It offers accounts of the Iroquois Indians boardering on New York and New England, ‘the genius of the Northern Indians, and the condition of the Countries’; account of the people and churches at Boston, in Rhode Island, Narragansett, Newbury, etc” (Cox pg 99), Howes H-795; Simmons 1730#15, Sabin 33800; Cox II pg. 99B2338London: Joseph Downing(1730)
USD375.0Book Americas U.S East & Central;1730yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2338&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Annei Lucani PharsaliaDe Bello Civili Libri Decem...Contemporary full calf, upper and lower boards with elaborate gilt-tooled floral fanfare border, spine in 5 densely-gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, edges and endpapers marbled., The lower part of the spine is slightly chipped, contemporary handwritten inscription on one of the free end papers; otherwise in very good condition., 16mo (3 x 5 inches), P. half-title, blank, title, blank, (2), 1-296, Printer’s device of a man in a toga on the title page.; The text, in Latin, addresses the subject of Roman civil wars.B2339London: J. Rodwell & J. Walker(c. 1815)
USD275.0Book Classicsc. 1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2339&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_2a34b50971de648b43f7b8b76369950a_1254581258.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Shakespear; Charles and Mary Cowden Clark (Editors)Cassell’s Illustrated Shakespear. The Plays of Shakespear.contemporary ½ morocco with marbled boards. Spine with 6 densly gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. All edges marbled, marbled paste down and free end papers., An excellent set in attractive period burgundy calf., 4to, Volume 1. (Comedies) P. title, blank, (1), blank, (1), blank, 1-727, (1); Volume 2. (Historical Plays) P. title, blank, (1), blank, (1), 1-600; Volume 3. (Tragedies) P. title, (2), blank, errata, blank, ix-xl, 1-800, A profusion of woodcut illustrations of different scenes of the plays., Volume : 3 volumes; A highly important 19th century work on Shakespeare by Charles and Mary Victoria Cowden Clarke who were renowned 19th century editors and publishers of the works of Shakespeare. Mary was a compiler of concordance to Shakespeare ‘Complete Concordence of Shakespeare’ published in monthly parts 1844-45. Her works include the ‘Shakespeare Key’ c.1879 and ‘Recollections of Writers’ c.1878 written in collaboration with her husband. Charles was a lecture and friend John Keats. (Oxford Concise Biography)B2343London: Cassell, Petter, and Galpin(1864)
USD1500.0Book Literature English1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2343&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_f875bc0a00ba79c14451d9a300d155e6_1340992342.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James SowerbyCollection of Sowerby Botanical PrintsRecent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in five compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two. , An excellent copy, plates are clean and colours are vibrant., 4to, P. 111 plates., Contains 111 decorative hand coloured engraved plates of different plants and flowers.; James Sowerby was a British naturalist and illustrator. He was born in London, where he studied art at the Royal Academy and worked with William Curtis, whose Flora Londinensis he illustrated. In 1790, he began the first volume of his vast project: a 36-volume work on the botany of England, which was published over the next 24 years, contained 2592 hand-coloured engravings and was known simply as Sowerby's Botany.B2344London: (c. 1841)
USD1000.0; Book Natural History Botanical; Book Plate Books Colourc. 1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2344&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexandre WalkerColumbia: Being a Geographical, Statistical, Agricultural, Commercial, and Political Account of the Country, Adapted for the General Reader, The Merchant, and the Colonist.contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards rebacked expertly, spine with 5 compartments of raised bands gilt lettering on two and three, all edges tinted red., Some yellowing and toning otherwise a very good set., 8vo, Volume 1. P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, vii-cxxiv, 1-707; Volume 2. P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-vi, 1-782., Two frontis pieces one at the beginning of each volume, large folding map in a sleeve pocket attactched to the back board of the first volume., Volume : 2; A comprehensive work on Columbia written at the time of its founding. The author in addition to his own research based his historical and political work based on Humboldt and Depons and others. For sections about the revolution he based his work on his friend Mr. Miranada the reknowned Venezuelan revolutionary. (Advertisment in the book)<br>Sebastián Francisco de Miranda y Rodríguez was a Venezuelan revolutionary,and is regarded as a forerunner of Simón Bolívar. His greatest contribution was in the independence struggle for the liberation of the colonies in Spanish America. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_de_Miranda), Sabin 101033B2345London: Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy(1822)
USD2500.0; Book Americas South1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2345&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_978dba5d9a0d4dc50c878d26ef6b95d8_1242498831.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Shakspere; Charles KnightThe Works of William Shakespere; containing his Plays and Poemscontemporary full morocco upper and lower boards with double straight lined embossed boarder within 4 straight lined gilt boarders. Spine with 6 compartment of raised bands, gilt lettering on two. All edges gilt. Marbled paste down and free end papers., A very good to excellent copy in attractive period crimson binding, Large 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents (2), 1-1080., Engraved frontis with various portraits of Shakspere, a profusion of woodcut engraved illustrations most are the title pages to the various works by Shakespere.; Gilt tooled paste down ex-libris on the paste down endpaper., Charles Knight the prominent 19th century English author and publisher printed many literay works. Among them “The Works of William Shakspere” first published in weekly volumes from 1838-1841. (Oxford Concise Biography)B2346London: George Cox(1852)
USD875.0Book Literature English1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2346&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolas de FerIntroduction a la FortificationRecent ½ calf with contemporary marbled boards, spine in five compartments of raised bands, gilt title on two, endpapers renewed. With 172 engraved plates by Nicolas de Fer and 8 in-text plates, including the title. , Upper fore-corner of the Toulon, Grenoble, St. Esprit, Verceil, and Veue de Verue plates all repaired professionally; otherwise a very good copy, text and maps are clean and crisp., Oblong folio, P. plate index, title, engraved maps and text plates., With 172 engraved plates by Nicolas de Fer and 8 in-text plates, including the title. Lacks 9 plates (St. Malo, Environs de St. Malo, Gravelines, Nieuport, Combat de Leuse, Liege, Camp de Weil, and Civita Vecchia); but has 5 extras not called for in the plate list (Aire, Hesdin, Menin, Batavia, and Quebec).B2350Paris: Nicolas de Fer(c. 1705)
USD9500.0Book Atlas & Cartography General; Book Military Generalc. 1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2350&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343158300.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius; J.G. ZuccariniNova Genera et Species Plantarum quas in Itinere per Brasiliamrecent ¼ calf with marbled boards, spine with 5 compartments of raised bands gilt lettering on two and four, renewed endpapers., Some foxing throughout otherwise a very good set., folio, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, iii-iv, 1-158, plates 1-100; Volume 2. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-148, plates 101-200; Volume 3. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, title, blank, (1), blank, (2), 1-198, etched title, plates 201-300, 300 lithographed plates of various plants by J.G. Zuccarini, T. Bischoff, Hellmuth, A. Manz, S. Minsinger, J. Prestele., Volume : 3; This first major work on the flora of Brazil was written by Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius who was a German botanist and explorer. He devoted himself to botanical study, and in 1817 he and Johann Baptist von Spix were sent to Brazil by the king of Bavaria. They travelled from Rio de Janeiro through several of the southern and eastern provinces of Brazil, and ascended the Amazon River to Tabatinga, as well as some of its larger affluents. On his return to Europe in 1820 he was appointed conservator of the botanic garden at Munich, and in 1826 professor of botany in the university there, and held both offices till 1864. He devoted his chief attention to the flora of Brazil, and in addition to numerous short papers he published the Nova Genera et Species Plantarum Brasiliensium (1823-1832, 3 vols.), Sitwell pg 117B2351Munich: (1824)
USD8750.0; Book Plate Books General; Book Natural History Botanical; Book Americas South1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2351&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/book008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cyril PearlHardy Wilson and his Old Colonial Architecture¼ cloth with paper boards, gilt embossed decorative design on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt, dust jacket in excellent condition., An excellent copy with dust jacket., Folio, P. printer’s imprint, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (2), 7-34, 47 plates, Numerous lithographs depicting various architectural views.B2352Melbourne, London, Johannesburg: Thomas Nelson Ltd(1970)
USD125.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;1970nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2352&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roger Baynton-WilliamsInvesting in MapsWith dust-jacket in near fine condition, Large 4toB2358New York: Clarkson N. Potter, Inc.(1969)
USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1969nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2358&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Grace Lee Nute; Milo M. Quaife (editor and author); Arthur Pound; Fred Landon; Harlan HatcherThe American Lakes Series: Lake Superior; Lake Huron; Lake Michigan; Lake Erie; Lake Ontariocontemporary full cloth with gilt title and image of the lake that the book is about on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt, dust jacket in good condition with some bumps. Paste down and free end papers are maps of the lake that the book is about., A very good uncut set., 4to, Lake Superior P. advertisement, half-title, title (2), printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (5), blank, (3), blank, half-title, blank, 19-376; Lake Huron P. half-title, title (2), printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (7), blank, half-title, blank, 17-398; Lake Michigan P. advertisement, half-title, title (2), printer’s imprint, dedication (2), (5), blank, half-title, blank, 15-384; Lake Erie P. advertisement, half-title, title (2), printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (7), blank, 15-416; Lake Ontario P. advertisement, half-title, title (2)printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (7), 17-384; Lake Pontchartrain P. advertisement, half-title, title (2), printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (11), 19-376, There are numerous illustrations in each book., Volume : 5 booksB2362New York: The Bobbs-Merrill Company(1944)
USD750.0; Book Canada General; Book Americas U.S East & Central;1944yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2362&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. Adolphe RobertsThe American Lakes Series: Lake Pontchartraincontemporary full cloth with gilt title and image of the lake. Flat spine with title in gilt, dust jacket in good condition with some bumps. Paste down and free end paper has a maps of the lake., A very good uncut copy, 4to, P. advertisement, half-title, title (2), printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (11), 19-376, There are numerous illustrations in the book.B2363New York: The Bobbs-Merrill Company(1946)
USD125.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1946yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2363&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Franc Joubin; D. McCormack SmythNot for Gold Alone, Memoires of a Prospector (signed copy)contemporary paper boards, flat spine with title in gilt, dust jacket is in fine condition., An excellent copy, 4to, P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, vi-x, 1-493<br>An excellent copy, A number of facimilies of photographs are present.B2367Toronto: P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, vi-x, 1-493(1986)
USD125.0; Book Geological, Minerals & Mining1986nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2367&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Agatha ChristieAfter the Funeralcontemporary full cloth, flat spine with title, dust jacket present and in fine condition., In very good condition<br>Ex-libris on free end paper, signature of previous owner is present on the title page., 8vo, P. half-title, dedication, title, (1), 5-192B2368London: The Crime Club(1953)
USD125.0; Book Literature General1953noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2368&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean Murray ColeExile in the Wilderness, The Biography of Chief Factor Acrhibald McDonald, 1790-1853. (signed copy)contemporary full cloth, flat spine with title in gilt, dust jacket is in fine condition. Paste down and free endpaper are of a map of the region discussed in the book, In excellent condition., 8vo, P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, (1), blank, (1), blank, (1), blank, xiii-xviii, half-title, blank, 1-268B2369Don Mills: Burns & MacEachern Limited(1979)
USD125.0; Book Literature General1979yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2369&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Duff CooperHaigcontemporary full cloth, flat spine with title in gilt., A very good copy, dust jacket is lacking, 4to, P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, 9-402., 9 plates are present including frontis and 10 maps are also present.B2371Toronto: Macmillian Company of Canada Limited(1935)
USD45.0Book Military England1935yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2371&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles Grand EllisOriental Carpets in the Philadelphia Museum of Artcontemporary paper boards with image of an oriental rug on upper and lower boards, flat spine., A very good copy, P. half-title, acknowledgement , title, printer’s imprint, v-xxiv, 1-304, A profusion of facsimiles of photographs of different oriental rugs.B2372Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art()
USD75.0; Book Crafts & TradesnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2372&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Maurice WalshThe Smart Fellowcontemporary blue cloth, flat spine with gilt lettering, dust jacket included., In very good condition, 8vo, P. half-title, title (2), printer’s imprint, contents, blank, dedication, blank, 1-181B2373Edinburgh, London: W. & R. Chambers Ltd(1964)
USD125.0Book Literature General1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2373&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Hugh BensonRichard Raynal Solitarycontemporary blue cloth with image of gilt cross on upper cover, flat spine with title in gilt, with dust jacket., In very good condition., 8vo, P. half-title, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (2), VII-XVII, (5), 1-162.B2374Chicago: Henry Regnery Company(1956)
USD125.0Book Literature General1956nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2374&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Kendrick BangsMollie and the Unwiseman Abroadcontemporary full cloth with paste down label with title and caricature image on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt., Hand written gift dedication on free end paper., Large 8vo, P. half-title, advertisement, blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (1), blank, (1), blank, 11-262, 10 colour plates are present including frontis.B2375Philadelphia & London: J.B. Lippincott Company(1910)
USD75.0Book Children1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2375&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christian Wilhelm von Faber du FaurRusslandContemporary crimson diced ½ calf, with gilt foliage border, spine in seven compartments of raised bands, brown calf label on two, rebacked expertly. , Although our present copy is an incomplete version of the atlas volume, the plates are clean and crisp, and the original binding is restored tastefully to it’s original grandeur. Lacks title and 45 plates, one plate with tear restored otherwise a very good copy. <br>, Folio (385mm x 552mm). , P. 55 plates., With 55 (of 100) lithographed plates depicting various aspects of cultural and historical life in Russia, and some city views. Also depicting Napoleaonic military engagement in Russia. , Volume : Atlas volume only.; A rare series of lithographed plates by Christian Wilhelm von Faber du Faur, who was a Stuttgart-born career soldier and served as an artillery captain for years in the Napoleonic army. An amateur artist, Faber du Faur’s eye-witness sketches of the campaigns and life in Russia are remarkable.B2377Stuttgart: (c. 1843)
USD12500.0Book Russia; Book Military Napoleon; Book Plate Books Generalc. 1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2377&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_fa0e3741de4fba6c27773afba1209c53_1329082126.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Cullen BryantA Library of Poetry and Song being Choice Selections from the Best Poets.Contemporary full decorative morocco, title in gilt within elaborate embossed geometric border on upper board, lower board with embossed geometric border, spine in six gilt designed compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , An excellent copy in decorative period binding, 4to, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, iii-xxxi, (1), 1-789., Title in red and black. With 17 plates, including the steel-engraved portrait and 16 wood-engraved plates.; William Cullen Bryant was an American journalist and Romantic poet.B2379New York: J.B. Ford and Company(1870)
USD375.0Book Literature English1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2379&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George BoothThe Last Ten Books of the Historical Library of Diodorus the Sicilian, Containing, the Affairs of the World for the space of 179 Years, from the Expedition of Xerxes into Greece, to Seleucus his Coming Into Cappadocia with his Army, and the other Confederate Princes in other Parts against Antigonus, in the 3rd Year of the 119th Olympiad. Together with The Fragments of Photius his Bibliotheca, and others, Published by L. Rhodomannus. And The Fragments Published by H. Valesius, and by F. Ursinus with a Supplement.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, edges speckled red, endpapers renewed. , An excellent copy, text and plates are clean and crisp, in cloth slipcase., Small folio, P. title, blank, dedication (2), (16), 1-803 (with pagination errors from p. 780 until p. 803), blank, index (32)., With 3 maps, two of which are folding, depicting Siciliy, Greece and Asia Minor, and Middle East-Central Asia.; The book contains accounts of Egypt, Asia, Africa, the Islands in the Mediterranean and Europe in ancient times. In addition to this there are accounts of the Greek city states, the Persian Empire, the conquests of Alexander, and the eventual fall of his empire and its break-up. Ptolemy's rule of Egypt and Seleucus's reign are also discussed., Wing 1514B2381London: A. & J. Churchill(c. 1700)
USD2500.0; Book Antiquities General; Book History Generalc. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2381&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280351767.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. MacdonaldIllustrated Atlas of the County of Simcoe bound with Illustrated Atlas of Dominion of Canada containing authentic and complete Maps of all the Provinces the North-West Territories and the Island of NewFoundland from the latest official surveys and plans, by permission of the general and provincial governments, together with a general descriptive history, & c. Also maps of Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America, United States, Oceanica, The World, & c., & c. and local maps prepared under the direction of D. MacDonald and the Atlas of Victoria County.Folio. ¼ morocco with cloth boards, front board with embossed title. , Worn, interior very good., Folio, The list of maps in this atlas: <br>The World in Hemispheres; The Parliament Building Parliament Square Ottawa; Chart of the World on Mercators projection; Europe; Asia; Africa; Oceania; South America; North America; Map of the United States of America; Map of NewFoundland; Chart of the World showing the relative positions Dominion of Canada and the other British possessions; Rail Road map of the Dominion of Canada; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada districts of Algoma, Parry Sound also parts of Nipissing district and Renfrew Co.; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec also Magdalen Islands; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of New Brunswick; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of New Brunswick; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Nova Scotia; <br>New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island; Map of Manitoba and the North West Territory; Map of British Columbia; Map of part of the North West Territory; Map showing the electoral divisions of the Dominion of Canada sheet no.2; Map showing the electoral divisions of the Dominion of Canada sheet no.1; Geological Map of Canada and NewFoundland sheet no.3; Geological Map of Canada and NewFoundland sheet no.2; Geological map of NewFoundland; Map of the Mono Township, Map of Mulmur Township, Map of the County of Simcoe, Map of the Essa Township, Map of Tecumseth Township, Map of Flos Township, Map of Medonte Township, Map of Nottawasaga Township, Map of Innisfil Township, Map of Tosoronto Township, Map of Tiny Township, Map of Adjala Township, Map of W. Gwillimbury, Map of Sunnidale Township, Map of N. Orilla Township Map of Vespra Township, Map of Tay Township, Map of S. Orilla Township, Map of Oro Township, Map of Matchedash Township. <br>; Maps prepared under the direction of D. MacDonald.<br><br>The maps depict various lot and street plans, Town layouts, period advertising and charming sketches of historical and farm residences.<br><br>Engraved and lithographed by Rolph, Smith & Co.B2384Toronto: H. Belden & Co.(1881)
USD2000.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2384&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. MacdonaldIllustrated Atlas of the County of Lambton bound with Illustrated Atlas of Dominion of Canada containing authentic and complete Maps of all the Provinces the North-West Territories and the Island of NewFoundland from the latest official surveys and plans, by permission of the general and provincial governments, together with a general descriptive history, & c. Also maps of Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America, United States, Oceanica, The World, & c., & c. and local maps prepared under the direction of D. MacDonald and the Atlas of Victoria County.<br>Folio. ¼ morocco with cloth boards, front board with embossed title. , Covers are worn, spine defective but interior very good., Folio, The list of maps in this atlas: <br>The World in Hemispheres; The Parliament Building Parliament Square Ottawa; Chart of the World on Mercators projection; Europe; Asia; Africa; Oceania; South America; North America; Map of the United States of America; Map of NewFoundland; Chart of the World showing the relative positions Dominion of Canada and the other British possessions; Rail Road map of the Dominion of Canada; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada districts of Algoma, Parry Sound also parts of Nipissing district and Renfrew Co.; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec also Magdalen Islands; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of New Brunswick; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of New Brunswick; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Nova Scotia; <br>New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island; Map of Manitoba and the North West Territory; Map of British Columbia; Map of part of the North West Territory; Map showing the electoral divisions of the Dominion of Canada sheet no.2; Map showing the electoral divisions of the Dominion of Canada sheet no.1; Geological Map of Canada and NewFoundland sheet no.3; Geological Map of Canada and NewFoundland sheet no.2; Geological map of NewFoundland, Map of Bosanquet Township, Map of the County of Lambton, Map of Warwick Township, Map of Dawn Township, Map of Brooke Township, Map of Plympton Township, Map of Enniskillen Township, Map of Sarnia Township, Map of Sombra Township,Map of Euphemia Township, Map of Moore Township, Map of W. Gwillimbury, Map of Sunnidale Township, Map of N. Orilla Township Map of Vespra Township, Map of Tay Township, Map of S. Orilla Township, Map of Oro Township, Map of Matchedash Township. <br>; Maps prepared under the direction of D. MacDonald.<br><br><br>The maps depict various lot and street plans, Town layouts, period advertising and charming sketches of historical and farm residences.<br>B2385Toronto: H. Belden & Co.(1881)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2385&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sadi (Saadi)Le Jardin des RosesContemporary paper boards, title written in period ink on flat spine. , A very good copy., 12mo, P. frontis, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 1-179., With a frontispiece, title in red and black, and elaborate initials.; Text in French.<br>Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine.B2389Paris: Librairie Stock(1923)
USD275.0Book Literature General; Book Europe France1923nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0Book Literature General1931yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2392&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ashley and Miles Baynton-WilliamNew Worlds Maps from the Age of DiscoveryfolioB2410London: Quercus(2006)
USD125.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General2006nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2410&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Daniele BartoliGeographia Moralibus et PoliticisContemporary full calf with tripled-lined embossed border, with leather and metal clasps, flat spine, all edges speckled red. , Covers worn, occasional mild browning internally, but generally a very good copy., 12mo, P. frontis, (1), title, (13), 1-653, index (16), (1),, Elaborate initials and end pieces throughout. With 6 maps, including the frontispiece map and 5 folding maps, one of which is of the world. All the maps are done and engraved by Nikolaus Hautt.; Text in Latin.<br>“Although parts of Australasia are shown, the general configuration of the world map and the style of engraving hark back to fifty years earlier. A large number of works by Bartoli – who was a prolific Jesuit author also writing under the pseudonym Ferrante Longobardi – are listed in the British Museum catalogue, but not his Geographia” (Shirley). Nikolaus Hautt was a “cartographer, engraver and printer of Constance”. His maps appeared in Daniele Bartoli’s Geographia moralibus et politicis in 1674 and also in Lacus Acronianus in 1675 (Tooley).<br>, Shirley 461 (for world map).B2418Constance: (c. 1673)
USD1500.0; Book Atlas & Cartography General; Book Europe Francec. 1673nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2418&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343161790.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lazare de Baif; Antonius Thylesius; Charles Estienne, ed.Lazari Bayfii Annotationes in Legem II De captiuis & postliminio reuersis, in quibus tractatur De re nauali, per autorem recognitiae.Recent ¼ vellum with contemporary vellum boards, flat spine in five compartments of gilt-lined bands, gilt text on two and five. , Some mispaginations, but no loss to text, some marginalia in contemporary ink throughout, title page laid on acid-free tissue paper; otherwise an excellent copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small 4to, P. title, blank, (5), blank, 9-239; 241-299; 305-323, index (7)., Title page with printer's device. Elaborate head and tail pieces throughout. With 37 wood-engraved decorative plates of naval scenes, ships, Roman statues, and vases, as well as some in-text illustrations., Volume : Four books in one.; Four volumes in one: titles include "De re navali," "De re vestiaria," "De vasculis," and "De coloribus."<br> Text in Latin with extensive Greek quotations. <br>This important book is a second edition of Robert Estienne’s first illustrated book containing four volumes. This is a Renaissance history of early Rome with regards to navy, arts, science, and culture. The first three discuss naval matters, clothing and fashion, and metal vessels, and were written by Lazare de Baif. The final volume concerns colours and was written by Antoine Thylesius. This second edition was edited by Charles Estienne (Carolus Stephanus), Robert Estienne’s (Roberti Stephani) brother. Lazare de Baif was born into the old nobility of Anjou. In his youth he studied chiefly Greek and Latin. The king Francois I sent Baif to Venice as his emissary in 1531. Baif composed a number of treatises about the navigation, clothing, and vessels of antiquity, especially those of the Romans. Antonius Thylesius was born in Cosenza, Italy. He was a professor in Milan, and wrote an essay about colours, which was published for the first time 1528 in Venice.<br>, Adams 42, 48, 54, 692.B2428Basle: Frobenium and N. Episcopium(c. 1537)
USD2500.0; Book Antiquities General; Book Early Printed Generalc. 1537nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theophile LavalleeHistoire de L Empire Ottoman depuis les temps Anciens Jusqu a Nos Jours.Contemporary full blue cloth, rebacked expertly saving the original spine in five densely gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges gilt. , An excellent copy in decorative period binding, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. half-title, printer’s imprint, frontis, title, blank, v-vii, blank, 1-528., With 18 steel-engraved plates depicting various scenes in the Ottoman Empire, by Allom, Bentley, Salmon.; Text in French.B2430Paris: Garnier Freres(1855)
USD1500.0; Book Near East Turkey1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Simon OckleyThe History of the Saracens. Containing the Lives of Abubeker, Omar, Othman, Ali, Hasan, Moawiyah I. Yesid I. Moawiyah II. Abdolla, Merwan I. and Abdolmelick, the Immediate Successors of Mohamet. Giving an Account of Their Most Remarkable Battles, Sieges, &c. Particularly those of Aleppo, Antioch, Damascus, Alexandria, and Jerusalem. Illustrating the Religion, Rites, Customs and Manner of Living of that Warlike People.Contemporary full calf, rebacked expertly in six compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four, edges tinted red. , Minor age-toning, otherwise an excellent copy in attractive period binding., 8vo, P. Volume 1. half-title, blank, title, blank, (30), 1-339, blank, index (19); Volume 2. title, blank, (1), blank, i-lviii, 1-356, index (12)., Volume : Two volumes.; An important 18th-century book on the history of early Islam and the Arabian Peninsula. Ockley was educated at Queens' College, Cambridge, and in 1711 was there appointed professor of Arabic. In the preface of his first book, Introductio ad linguas orientates (1706), Ockley maintained that knowledge of Oriental literature was essential to the proper study of theology. His book, The History of the Saracens, was the main source of average notions of Mohammedan history for generations (Oxford Concise Bibliography)., Graesse V:7.B2431Cambridge: Anne Ockley(c. 1757.)
USD1250.0; Book Religious Islam; Book Asia Middle East Generalc. 1757.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2431&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Horace G. HutchinsonGolfcontemporary cloth boards, with image and title on upper board, flat spine with 5 compartments of bands, gilt lettering on two and image of a golfer on four., An excellent copy, text and illustrations are clean and crisp. In attractive period binding., 8vo, P. advertisement (2), half-title, printer’s imprint, frontis, title, blank, v-xiv, 1-480, 28 wood engraved plates and a profusion of wood engraved text illustrations.B2434London: Longman’s Green, and Co.(1895)
USD750.0; Book Sports General1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2434&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Manuel A. FuentesLima or Sketches of the Capital of Peru Historical, Statistical, Administrative, Commercial, and Moral.contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, brown morocco label on two, all edges marbled. Marbled paste down and free end papers., Occasional mild foxing otherwise a very good copy in attractive period binding., 4to, P. engraved half-title, blank, title, blank, iii-ix, blank, 1-224, Engraved half title, Chromolithographed illuminated stye title page with an oval portrait of a boy in the upper left. 27 lithographed portraits and 18 tinted lithographs of scenery.; Sabin 26117 (Paris edition)B2436London: Trubner & Co(1866)
USD950.0; Book Americas South1866nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General1982nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2439&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas ThorntonA Sporting Tour through Various Parts of France, in the Year 1802: including a concise description of the Sporting Establishments, Mode of Hunting, and other Field-Amusements, as practiced in that country. With general observations on the Arts, Sciences, Agriculture, Husbandry, and Commerce: Strictures on the Customs and Manners of the French People; with a view of the Comparative advantages of Sporting in France and England. In a Series of Letters to the Right Hon. the Earl of Darlington. To which is prefixed, an account of French Wolf-Hunting.Late 19th century full attractive morocco, boards with double straight lined gilt border. Spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. All edges marbled, marbled paste down and free end papers. , An excellent and handsome copy, text and plates are clean and crisp in attractive period binding. , Small folio., Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, (1), vii-lxvi, 1-168, index (6); Volume 2. P. half-title, blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, v-xii, 1-260, index (5), (3), Complete with 56 plates (50 aquatints; 6 etchings/engravings), of which 49 are hand-coloured, including the two frontispieces and two engraved titles. 10 of the plates are folding., Volume : 2; Abbey Travel 84B2440London: Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme(c. 1806)
USD7500.0Book Sports Hunting; Book Europe Francec. 1806yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e1c3b6c8ac74585c9992dd663ee77a21_1300482242.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]American Sunday UnionTHE CUSTOMS AND MANNERS OF THE BEDOUIN ARABS: Designed Especially to Illustrate the Early Scripture History.recent full calf with 5 compartments of raised bands, brown calf label on two., An excellent copy, text and illustration are clean and crisp., 12mo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, 5-160, Frontis piece, 1 map and a few wood engraved text illustrations.B2441Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union(1837)
USD375.0; Book Asia Middle East General1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2441&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.G. JamesonNew Zealand, South Australia and New South Wales: A Record of Recent Travels in these Colonies, with Especial Reference to Emirgration and the Advantageous Employment of Labour and Capital.contemporary full cloth with embossed boarders. Flat spine with title in gilt., The two maps are lacking otherwise a very good copy., Large 8vo, P. title, blank, (1), v-xii, 1-372, Contains two steel engraved plates, and lacks the two maps.B2444London: Smith , Elder, and Co(1842)
USD175.0; Book Pacific Australia & New Zealand1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2444&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James Matthew Barrie 1860 - 1937Peter Pan in Kensington Gardenscontemporary red cloth boards, blind stamped borders and gilt infant with pan pipes vignette. Flat spine with gilt lettering. End papers show a map of Kensington Garden., One plate lacking otherwise a good copy, 8vo, P.half-title, blank, title, blank, dedication, blank, contents vii, blank, 1-126, advertisment., 15 of 16 colour full page plates illustrated by Arthur Rackham (13 plates are loose), title page with a vignette of a baby riding a goat, and also another vignette of a bird hatching.; J. M. Barrie was a Scottish dramatist and novelist, known for the whimsy and sentimental fantasy of his work. Barrie’s best-know plays are Quality Street (1901), The Admirable Crichton (1902), Peter Pan, Alice Sit-by-the-Fire (1905), What Every Woman Knows (1908), and Dear Brutus (1917). His outstanding prose works include A Window in Thrums (1889); The Little Minister (1891), a novel, dramatized in 1897; Margaret Ogilvy (1896), a biography of his mother and Sentimental Tommy (1896), a novel.B2447London: Hodder and Stoughton(1928)
USD175.0Book Children; Book Literature English1928nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2447&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex Keith Johnston, under direction of Sir Archibald Alison.Atlas to Alison’s History of Europecontemporary ½ calf with cloth boards, worn. Spine with 6 compartments of raised bands gilt lettering on two, all edges marbled, marbled paste down and free end papers., A very good copy, plates are clean and crisp., Oblong 4to, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 5-16, 108 maps., 108 maps with original outline colouring, depicting various locations and military battles in Europe.; Gift dedication written in contemporary ink dated 1863.B2451Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons(1852)
USD950.0Book Atlas & Cartography General; Book Military General1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2451&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George F. CramThe Imperial Atlas of the Dominion of Canada and the World. A Specially Prepared Atlas Containing Maps of the Dominion, in its Various Provinces and Territories, Compiled from the Latest Surveys and Reports, Together with Maps of the British Empire throughout the World, as well as Maps of all the American, European, Asia, and Oceanic Lands…contemporary full cloth with title in gilt on upper board, flat spine, all edges marbled, worn., Internally a very good copy, Folio, P. title, printer’s imprint, 3-202., A profusion of maps of various locations around the world.B2453Toronto: Arnt-Gill Company(1905)
USD575.0Book Atlas & Cartography General1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2453&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex Keith JohnstonHandy Royal Atlas of Modern Gerography Exhibiting the Present Condition of Geographical Discovery and Research in the Several Countries, Empires, and States of the World.contemporary ½ morocco with cloth boards, upper board with title in gilt and dedication. Spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two. All edges gilt, endpapers with dissecting star design., A very good copy, Folio, P. frontis, blank, title, blank, (1), blank, (3), 45 maps, index 1-102, Contains 46 double paged maps printed in colour.B2454Edinburgh and London: W. & A. K. Johnston(1880)
USD475.0Book Atlas & Cartography General1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2454&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_9012f6f401b48d17027c955a482ffec4_1323978986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dawn Langley SimmonsMargaret Rutherford A Blithe Spiritcontemporary ¼ cloth, flat spine with title, dust-jacket present in fine condition., An excellent copy., 8vo, P. half-title, advertisment, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, (1), blank, (2), xi-xxiii, 1-208B2456New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company(1983)
USD75.0Book Modern First Editions1983yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2456&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tooley; Bricker; CroneLandmarks of Mapmaking, An Illustrated Survey of Maps and Mapmakers.folioB2461New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company(1976)
USD150.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1976nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Margaret MitchellGone With the Windcontemporary grey full cloth boards , title on upper board, flat spine with title., In very good condition, and the dust jacket is lacking., 8vo, P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (1), blank, 3-1037B2467New York: The Macmillan Company(1936)
USD750.0Book Literature American1936yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2467&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Castell HopkinsThe Sword of Islam or Suffering Armenia. Annals of Turkish Power and the Eastern Question.contemporary full cloth with title in gilt and embossed image of sword and Islamic Cresent on upper board., Slightly toned otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, 5-450, 49 engraved plates, depicting various aspects of the story.; ”The author compiled an exhaustive narrative of all that concerns the Armenian question ; the history of that ancient country ; the rise and fall of Turkish power ; the religious conflicts between Islam and Christianity and the political relations of the European powers with Turkey.” (Preface)B2468Toronto: The Bradley Garretson Co.(1896)
USD275.0; Book Asia Middle East General; Book Near East Turkey1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Book Antiquities General; Book History General1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.M. AdamIllustrated Quebec, under French and English Occupancy: The story of its Famous Annals; with Pen Pictures Descriptive of the Matchless Beauty and Quaint Mediaeval Charateristics of the Canadian Gibraltar.contemporary ¼ cloth with gilt and embossed title and image on upper board, lower board with gilt crest. Flat spine, and all edges tinted red. Hand written dedication on free end paper., Slightly worn otherwise a very good copy., Oblong 8vo, P. title, 3-112,, A profusion of illustrations both full page and in text depicting various scenes and views relating to Quebec.B2470Ottawa: John McConniff(1891)
USD125.0; Book Canada East Quebec1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0; Book Astronomy; Book Science & Technology1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2471&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. Belden & CoIllustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Northumberland and Durhamcontemporary full cloth, gilt tooled title on upper board within a elaborate blind tooled boarder on both upper and lower boards, lower board title is same as upper board but blind tooled. Flat spine, all edges marbled., An excellent copy, maps are clean and crisp., folio, P. title, blank, index, i-x, 1-121., Contains numerous maps and lithographic views of various towns loacted in the counties of Northumberland and Durham, engraved title contains a coat of arms with a lion and a unicorn.B2475Toronto: H. Belden & Co(1878)
USD1250.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2475&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Gay; Johann Christoph PepuschThe Beggar s Opera. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincolns-Inn Fields.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two. , An excellent copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small 4to, P. title, blank, (6), 1-60; 1-40; title, blank, i-viii, 1-72; 1-31., Title in red and black. Elaborate head and tail pieces and initials. With 77 pages of sheet music., Volume : Two volumes in one.; This edition contains the overture in score, the songs, and the basses. The overture and basses were composed by Johann Christoph Pepusch.<br>John Gay was an English poet and dramatist, a friend of both Alexander Pope and Jonathan Swift. He is best remembered for The Beggar's Opera, which “played for two seasons at Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 1728, and throughout the British Isles, making much sensation.” (Oxford Biography)<br>B2481London: John Watts(c. 1729.)
USD1000.0Book Musicalc. 1729.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Military Napoleon1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD600.0Book Military England; Book Europe England; Book Asia Middle East Iran1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2488&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MalcomThe History of Persia, from the Most Early Period to the Present Time: Containing an Account of the Religion, Government, Usage and Character of the Inhabitants of that Kingdom.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in five compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and three, edges speckled red. , A few embossed ex-libris stamps on various pages, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. Volume 1. title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, v-xxvii, blank, 1-555, printer’s imprint; Volume 2. title, printer’s imprint, iii-viii, 1-589, printer’s imprint., Volume : Two Volumes.; A few embossed ex-libris stamps on various pages, otherwise a very good copy.<br>Malcolm journeyed for diplomatic purposes to Persia three times. The book is a history of the Persian Empire, starting with its early history and ending with the ascent of the Qajar dynasty.<br>, Wilson 134; NYPL Persia 39.B2490London: John Murray(c. 1829.)
USD1000.0Book Asia Middle East Iranc. 1829.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Book Pacific Australia & New Zealand1868yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Iranc. 1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2496&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Justin PerkinsA Residence of Eight Years in Persia Among the Nestorian Christians; with Notice of the Muhammedans.Recent ½ morocco with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges speckled red. , Embossed ex-libris on a few of the pages and plates, otherwise in excellent condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small 4to, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), v-xviii, (2),1-512, With 28 plates, including the frontispiece, a folding map, and 26 lithograph plates (23 of which are hand-coloured).; Justin Perkins was an American Presbyterian missionary and linguist. He undertook a mission to Persia from 1834 which lasted 35 years, with some returns to the USA, and was responsible for the literary form of Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, a Semitic language spoken in parts of contemporary Iran and Iraq, into which he translated the Bible. He was sent to Persia by the American Board of Missions, and ran a mission at Urmia, now capital of the West Azarbaijan Province of Iran. The mission started in 1835 with Perkins, Asahel Grant. Perkins was taught by Qasha Auraham and Mar Yohannan, the Nestorian bishop of Urmia. Mar Yohannan visited the USA with Perkins in 1843., Wilson 169; Hiler 699.B2497Andover & New York: Allen, Morrill & Wardwell(c. 1843)
USD1750.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Costumesc. 1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Voyages General; Book Mediterraneanc. 1769.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Geological, Minerals & Mining; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Geological, Minerals & Mining; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Literature General1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0Book Literature General1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Literature General1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2523&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexandre RossThe Legend of the Holy Stone.contemporary full cloth, gilt Hebrew lettering on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt, all edges gilt., A newspaper clipping about the author appears below an inscription in contemporary ink by the author on one of the free end papers. In very good condition, 8vo, P. printer’s imprint, blank, (2), blank, title, (2), index (3), (1), 1-473, (3), Numerous lithographed plates.B2524Montreal: A. A. Stevenson(1878)
USD750.0Book Literature General1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Book Africa GeneralnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Book Sports HorsenononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Literature EnglishnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD195.0Book Literature General1894yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2536&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rupert BrookeThe Collected Poems of Rupert Brookcontemporary full blue cloth with title in gilt on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt. Dust jacket in good condition with some water damage along the spine., A very good copy., 8vo, P. half-title, (1), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, 3-192; An uncut copyB2537New York: Dodd, Mead and Company(1933)
USD125.0Book Literature English1933nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Literature EnglishnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book BiographyyesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2539&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jack LondonThe Iron Heelcontemporary full cloth with gilt sunburst in gilt and title. Flat spine with title in gilt., Dust jacket and front free end paper lacking otherwise in good condition., 8vo, P. half-title, (1), title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, vii-xiv, half-title, blank, 1-354.; Jack London was an American author who wrote The Call of the Wild and other books. A pioneer in the then-burgeoning world of commercial magazine fiction, he was one of the first Americans to make a lucrative career exclusively from writing.B2540New York: The Macmillan Company(1908)
USD375.0Book Literature American1908yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2540&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gilbert HavenOur Next-Door Neighbor: A Winter in Mexicocontemporary full cloth with gilt senic image on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt and gilt image of Mexican Eagle emblem, An excellent copy, 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 7-13, blank, 15-16, half-title, blank, 17-467, blank, advertisement (2)., 5 full page plates and a profusion of wood cut text illustrations.B2542New York: Harper & Brothers(1875)
USD475.0Book Americas Central1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD950.0Book Voyages General1913yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2553&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomasso CuccioniNum Cento Vedute di Roma e Sue Vicinanzerecent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 5 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two., Slight restoration to the margin of the engraved title page not affecting the plate, otherwise and excellent copy., Oblong 8vo, P. 100 Plates, 100 engraved plates depicting various locations in Rome including the title plate.B2555Rome: ()
USD1250.0Book Europe Italy; Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mr. & Mrs S.C. HallIreland: Its Scenery, Character, &c4to, contemporary ½ morocco with cloth boards, spine with 6 gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. All edges gilt, marbled paste down and free end papers., An excellent copy, plates are clean and crisp. A handsome set bound in decorative period binding., Volume 1. P. Frontis, engraved titleblank, title, blank, ix,-xii, (1), blank, iii-viii, 1-436; Volume 2. P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, v-viii, 1-468; Volume 3. P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, v-viii, 1-512, 102 steel engraved plates depicting various views including 2 frontis pieces and 2 engraved title pages. Also 19 maps 17 of which are hand-coloured., Volume : 3B2559London: Virtue and Co()
USD1500.0; Book Plate Books General; Book Europe IrelandnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2559&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. HucThe Chinese Empire: Forming a Sequel to the Work Entitled Recollections of a Journey Through Tartary and Thibetcontemporary full cloth, flat spine with title in gilt. Paste down end paper with advertisements,, A very good copy, plates and text are clean and crisp., 8vo, Volume 1. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, frontis map, title, blank, v-xxxii, 1-421, printer’s imprint, advertisement (2); Volume 2. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, v-viii, 1-440, advertisements 1-24, 1 map hand coloured in outline depicting China at the time., Volume : 2B2562London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans(1855)
USD475.0Book Asia Far East China1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2562&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Philidor, Francois Andre DanicanStudies of Chessrecent ¼ calf with marbled boards, flat spine with black morocco label., Occasional mild browning otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, iii-x, 1-264; title, printer’s imprint, iii-iv, 1-272, Frontis piece image of a chess board., Volume : 2 in 1B2564London: Samuel Bagster(1805)
USD750.0; Book Pastimes, Games & Amusements General1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Voyages General; Book Europe Portugalc. 1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_978dba5d9a0d4dc50c878d26ef6b95d8_1242499069.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William CoxeVoyage en SuisseContemporary full calf, spine in six compartments of raised bands, burgundy morocco label on two. , Head of spine slightly worn, minor scratches to boards, lacking labels to volumes 2 and 3, uniform toning throughout, otherwise a very good set. , 8vo, P. Volume 1. half-title, blank, title, blank, v-vii, blank, 1-454, i-iv; Volume 2. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-432, i-iv; Volume 3. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-463., With 7 folding plates, including 2 maps (Switzerland, Mt. Blanc and the Alps) and 5 plates. Elaborate head pieces throughout., Volume : Three volumes.; Text in French.<br>Coxe is well-known for his travel books which recount his many journeys through Europe.<br>, Cox I:158 (English edition).B2566Paris: Letellier(c. 1790.)
USD1250.0Book Voyages General; Book Europe Switzerlandc. 1790.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Book Sports Hunting; Book Asia Central India1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2569&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_50a8d1d1a19cba6d43aab7c701798266_1344538632.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward Gibbon; John Lord SheffieldMiscellaneous Works of Edward Gibbon, Esquire. With Memoirs of his Life and Writings Composed by Himself.Contemporary full tree calf with gilt greek-tooled border, rebacked expertly in seven compartments of gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt red and yellow morocco labels on two and five respectively. , Occasional light foxing, otherwise an excellent copy, text is clean and crisp., 4to, P. Volume 1. frontis, title, blank, iii-xxv, (1), 1-703; Volume 2. title, blank, iii-viii, 1-726, errata, advertisement., Ex-libris on front paste-down endpaper. With frontis silhouette portrait., Volume : Two volumes.; During his life, Edward Gibbon made several attempts at writing his memoirs. After his death, these were pieced together by his close friend, Lord Sheffield, who added letters and additional writings. A third volume of miscellaneous works was added in 1815., Rothchild 948B2570London: A. Strahan, T. Cadell jr., & W. Davies(c. 1796)
USD1500.0Book Biographyc. 1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2570&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SampsonA History of Advertising from the Earliest TimesContemporary full calf with embossed border within gilt lines, spine in six densely-gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, edges and endpapers marbled. , A very good copy, plates and text are clean and crisp bound in handsome period calf. , 8vo, P. frontis, title, blank, v-x, 1-616., Ex-libris on paste-down endpaper. With 14 plates, including the folding chromolithographed frontis and 13 plates and facsimilies of old advertisements.B2572London: Chatto and Windus(1874)
USD450.0Book History General1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2572&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333646003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John FlamsteedAtlas Celeste de FlamsteedRecent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in five compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two. , An excellent copy, plates and text are clean and crisp., Large 8vo, P. title, blank, iii-ix, (12), 20-47, blank, (8), 30 star charts., With 15 tables of astronomical data, and 30 double-page hand-coloured celestial charts depicting various constellations.; Text in French.<br>Flamsteed accurately calculated the solar eclipses of 1666 and 1668. He was responsible for several of the earliest recorded sightings of the planet Uranus, which he mistook for a star and catalogued as 34 Tauri. The first of these was in December, 1690, which remains the earliest known sighting of Uranus by an astronomer. Flamsteed is also remembered for his conflicts with Isaac Newton, the President of the Royal Society at the time. Flamsteed was refusing to publish work that had been commissioned by the king, and in 1712 Newton and Edmond Halley published a preliminary version of Flamsteed's Historia Coelestis Britannica without crediting the author. Some years later, Flamsteed managed to buy many copies of the book, and publicly burnt them in front of the Royal Observatory. However, the numerical star designations in this book are still used and are known as Flamsteed designations.B2573Paris: Lamarche(c. 1795)
USD7500.0Book Atlas & Cartography General; Book Science & Technology; Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2573&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Herodotus; Thomas Gaisford, ed.Herodoti Halicarnassei Historiarum Libri IX Codisem Sancrofti Manuscriptum. . .Contemporary full calf with triple-lined gilt border, spine in six gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two and green morocco label on three, edges and endpapers marbled. , An excellent copy, text is clean and crisp, in full decorative period calf., 8vo, P. Volume 1. title, blank, i-xxxvii, (1), 1-587; Volume 2. title, blank, 589-1120, (2), index (73)., Volume : Two volumes.; Text in Greek with some Latin.<br>The Histories of Herodotus of Halicarnassus is considered the first work of history in Western literature. Written in about 440 BC, the Histories tell the story of the war between the Persian Empire and the Greek city-states in the 5th century BC. Herodotus travelled extensively around the ancient world, conducting interviews and collecting stories for his book. The Histories is divided into nine books, each named after one of the Muses. The rise of the Persian Empire is chronicled, as are the causes for the conflict with Greece. Herodotus treats the conflict as an ideological one, frequently contrasting the absolute power of the Persian king with the democratic government of the Greeks. <br>Thomas Gaisford was Regius Professor of Greek at Oxford as well as the dean of Christchurch. Among his numerous contributions to Greek literature may be mentioned Hephaestion's Encheiridion (1810), Poëtae Graeci minores (1814-1820), Stobaeus' Florilegium (1822), Herodotus' Histories, with variorum notes (1824), Suidas' Lexicon (1834), Etymologicon magnum (1848), Eusebius's Praeparatio (1843), and Demonstratio evangelica (1852). In 1856, the Gaisford prize for Greek composition was established at Oxford to perpetuate his memory.<br>, Dibdin II:28 (1825 edition).B2574Oxford: Joseph Parker(c. 1830)
USD1000.0Book Classics; Book History General; Book Asia Middle East Iranc. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2574&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir Alexander MackenzieVoyages From Montreal, on the River St.Laurence, through the Continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; in the years 1789 and 1793.recent ¼ calf with marbled boards. Spine with 5 compartments of gilt tooled bands red morocco label on two., An uncut copy, lacks the map otherwise very good., 8vo, P. Frontispiece, half-title, blank, title, blank, dedication, cxxvi, 392, blank., Lacks the folding map.; <br>Mackenzie was born in Stornoway in the Hebrides. In 1774 his family moved to New York, and then to Montreal in 1776 during the American Revolution. In 1779 he obtained a job with the North West Company, on whose behalf he travelled to Lake Athabasca and founded Fort Chipewyan in 1788. He was sent to replace Peter Pond, a partner in the North West Company. From Pond he learned that the First Nations people understood that the local rivers flowed to the northwest. Acting on this information he set out by canoe and discovered the Mackenzie River on July 10, 1789, following it to its mouth in hope of finding the Northwest Passage to the Pacific Ocean. Although he ended up discovering the Arctic Ocean, he named the river "Disappointment River" as it did not lead to Cook Inlet in Alaska as he had expected. The river was later renamed in his honour.In 1791 he travelled to England to study the new advances in the measurement of longitude. Upon his return in 1792 he set out once again to find a route to the Pacific, and in 1793 he became the first European to cross both the Continental Divide and the Rocky Mountains. He found the upper reaches of the Fraser River and following its course, reached the Pacific coast of Canada.B2575Philadelphia: John Morgan(1802)
USD500.0Book Voyages General; Book Canada General1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2575&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James Stanislaus BellJournal of a Residence in Circassia during the Years 1837, 1838, and 1839.Contemporary full cloth with decorative embossed border within a embossed lines, spine in four compartments of embossed bands, gilt lettering on two and three. Ex-libris on front paste-down endpaper., The binding is slightly worn; otherwise a very good set, text and plates are clean and crisp., 8vo, P. Volume 1. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-xxiii, (1), 1-453; Volume 2. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-viii, (1), blank, 1-488., With 11 plates, three of which are hand-coloured, and one of which is a map with some outline colouring. Lacks one plate.; The book describes the physical aspects of the country, the traditions and customs of the people, and the viability of trade in the area, all from the perspective of British merchant, James Bell., Abbey Travel 355.B2576London: Edward Moxon(c. 1840)
USD600.0Book Russia; Book Voyages Generalc. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book History English; Book Canada General1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2577&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albert SmithThe Wassail-Bowlcontemporary ½ morocco with marbled boards, spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four, marbled paste down and free end papers, calf ex-libris on paste down end paper., Upper boards detached otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, (1), blank, 1-252; Volume 2. P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, blank, half-title, blank, (1), blank, 5-249, Two frontis pieces and numerous wood engraved text illustrations., Volume : 2 volumes; Albert Smith was a British author and lecturer and was a member of the Bently’s miscellany he is most well know for his appereances at the Egyptian Hall (National Biography)<br>The book is illustrated by John Leech (Houfe pg. 368), Houfe pg. 368B2583London: Richard Bentley(1843)
USD375.0Book Caricatures; Book Literature General1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2583&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward GibbonThe History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.Contemporary full diced calf with gilt-tooled border, early 20th-century handsomely rebacked in six compartments of gilt-lined bands, gilt red morocco labels on two and four, gilt text on six, edges marbled, endpapers marbled. , An excellent set in decorative period binding., 8vo, P. Volume 1. frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, iii-xxxiv, 1-411; Volume 2. frontis, title, blank, 1-492; Volume 3. frontis, title, blank, 1-487; Volume 4. frontis, title, blank, 1-508; Volume 5. frontis, title, blank, iii-vi, 1-500; Volume 6. title, blank, 1-522; Volume 7. title, blank, 1-468; Volume 8. title, blank, 1-440., With 5 folding maps, of which two are doubles., Volume : 8 volumes; Edward Gibbon was an English historian and Member of Parliament. His most important work, The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, was published in six volumes between 1776 and 1788. After several rewrites, and Gibbon "often tempted to throw away the labours of seven years", the first volume of what would become his life's major achievement was published on February 17, 1776. Through 1777, the reading public eagerly consumed three editions for which Gibbon was rewarded handsomely with two-thirds of the profits.<br>The book covers the period of the Roman Empire after Marcus Aurelius, from just before 180 AD and concluding in 1590. It takes as its material the behaviour and decisions that led to the decay and eventual fall of the Roman Empire in the East and West, offering an explanation for why the Roman Empire fell. Gibbon is sometimes called the first "modern historian of ancient Rome". By virtue of its mostly objective approach and highly accurate use of reference material, Gibbon's work was adopted as a model for the methodologies of 19th and 20th century historians.<br>The books cover the period of the Roman Empire after Marcus Aurelius, from just before 180 to 1453 and beyond, concluding in 1590. They take as their material the behaviour and decisions that led to the decay and eventual fall of the Roman Empire in the East and West, offering an explanation for why the Roman Empire fell. Gibbon is sometimes called the first "modern historian of ancient Rome." By virtue of its mostly objective approach and highly accurate use of reference material, Gibbon's work was adopted as a model for the methodologies of 19th and 20th century historians.B2585London: J.F. Dove(c. 1823)
USD2000.0Book History General; Book Antiquities Generalc. 1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2585&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel G. DrakeThe History and Antiquities of Boston the Capital of Massachuestts and Metropolis of New England, from its Settlement in 1630, to the Year 1770.contemporary ½ morocco with marbled boards, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four., An excellent copy, plates and text are clean and crisp., 4to, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, iii-x, 1-840, 15 portrait plates, 1 steel engraved senic plate, 1 map, 3 charming folding views of Boston, 1 facsimile of hand writing, and numerous wood engraved text illustrations.; Originally issued in sixteen parts from 1852 to 1856<br>“Samuel Gardner Drake was an eminent American antiquarian. In 1828 he went to Boston, where he established an antiquarian bookstore — the first of its kind in the United States — and devoted himself to the study of early Massachusetts history. He was one of the founders of the New England Historical and Genealogical Society, was its president in 1858, and for many years was the editor of its quarterly Register.”, Howes: D-475; Sabin:20872B2586Boston: Luthur Stevens(1856)
USD800.0Book Antiquities General; Book Americas U.S East & Central;1856yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2586&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann Caspar RiesbeckVoyage en Allemagnecontemporary ¼ calf with speckled paper boards, volume 1 rebacked saving the original spine. Spine with 6 compartments of gilt tooled bands, yellow calf label on two, gilt lettering on four., Two maps are lacking otherwise a very good copy, the text and map are clean and crisp., 8vo, Volume 1. P. frontis, title, blank, i-ii, 1-332; Volume 2. P. frontis, title, blank, 1-312; Volume 3. P. frontis, title, (1), 1-350, (2), Title page with a printers device, elaborate head pieces, 2 portrait plates one of Emperor Joseph II and Frederick II. Only one map of three., Volume : 3 volumes; “In the German original the author assumed the character of a French traveler to secure himself the probable effects of his severe remarks on the government, manners and customs of Germany” (Lowndes), Cox 1, pg 157B2588Paris: Buisson(1788)
USD275.0Book Voyages General1788yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2588&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Colley CibberAn Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Cibber, Comedian and Late Patentee of the Theatre-Royal. With an Historical View of the Stage During his own Time.Contemporary full calf with double-lined gilt border, rebacked expertly, spine in six compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, all edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , An excellent, clean copy with wide margins, 4to, P. frontis, title, blank, (9), blank, (4), 1-346,, Ex-libris on paste-down endpaper. With portrait plate, and elaborate initials, head and tail pieces.; Colley Cibber was a British actor-manager, playwright, and poet laureate. His colourful memoir, Apology for the Life of Colley Cibber (1740), started a British tradition of personal, anecdotal, and even rambling autobiographies. He wrote some plays for performance by his own company at Drury Lane, and adapted many more from various sources, receiving frequent criticism for his "miserable mutilation" (Robert Lowe) of "hapless Shakespeare, and crucify'd Molière" (Alexander Pope).B2590London: John Watts(c. 1740.)
USD1250.0Book Theatrical; Book Biographyc. 1740.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2590&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Isaac Robert CruikshankLessons of Thrift Published for General Benefit and by a Member of the Save all Club.contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, black morocco label on two., Occasional mild browning otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P.frontis, engraved title, blank, i-xvi, 1-240, 12 hand coloured aquatints plates by Isaac Robert Cruikshank, hand coloured engraved title.; Tooley 165; Abbey Life 276B2592London: Thomas Boys(1820)
USD750.0Book Caricatures1820yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2592&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Cruikshank; Samuel Slader (Engraver)Cruikshank at Homecontemporary ½ calf with cloth boards, spine with 6 gilt designed compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two. All edges gilt, marbled paste down and free end papers., An excellent set in decorative period binding, 12mo, Volume 1. P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-vi, (1), blank, 1-316; Volume 2. P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 1-319; Volume 3. P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 1-316; Volume 4. P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-vi, (1), blank, 1-318., The book is illustrated with a profusion of wood engraved plates and text illustrations by Samuel Slader and Robert Cruikshank., Volume : 4; This book is a series of short stories which have were picked by Cruickshank and illustrated by him with the help of Robert Seymore and Samuel Slader with amusing caricatures., Not in CohnB2594London: W. Kidd(1845)
USD700.0Book Literature General; Book Caricatures1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2594&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. B. BarlaFlore Mycologique Illustree Les Champignons des Alpes-Maritimes.Contemporary ¼ morocco with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, endpapers marbled. Ex-libris on front paste-down endpaper., Ex-library perforated stamp on the title page, otherwise a very good copy, plates are clean and crisp., Folio, P. half-title, blank, title, blank, (4), plates 1-64, 5-80, Ex-libris on front paste-down endpaper. With a beautiful manuscript table of contents and 64 chromolithographed plates depicting different species of mushrooms.; Nissen 79B2595Nice: A. Gilletta(1888)
USD2750.0; Book Natural History Botanical; Book Plate Books Colour1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2595&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-06-08a002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. RowlandsonJournal of Sentimental Travels in the Southern Provinces of France, Shortly Before the Revolution.contemporary full calf with double straight lined boarder, inside dentelles with gilt geometric design. Spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco lable on two and three. Marbled paste down and free end papers, ex-libris on paste down end paper., An excellent copy plates are clean and crisp, bound in decorative period binding., 8vo, P. frontis, title, blank, i-ii, 1-291, (1), 18 hand coloured Aquatints plates by Rowlandson.; Tooley 415; Abbey Travel 89B2597London: R. Ackermann(1821)
USD1350.0Book Caricatures1821yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Book Literature Englishc. 1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2601&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin C. GuilletEarly Life in Upper CanadaContemporary full cloth with gilt seal on upper board, flat spine with title in gilt., In very good condition, 8vo, P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, (3), ix-xliii, (3), 3-782., Frontis printed in colour and a profusion of illustrations some in colour.B2602Toronto: The Ontario Publishing Co. Limited(1933)
USD175.0Book Canada Ontario General1933nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2602&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Omar Khayyam; Edward Fitzgerald (Translator)Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.recent full cloth, flat spine with title in gilt, all edges gilt. Gilt foliage designed paste down and free end papers, with paste down calf label with title in gilt on paste down end paper. All edges tinted gilt., An excellent copy, 12mo, P. frontis, title, blank, title, blank, (1), blank, 5-141B2605New York: Hurst & Company(1900)
USD175.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature English1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2605&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean François MarmontelLes Incas, ou La Destruction de L’Empire du Perou.contemporary paper wraps, flat spine with paper label., Occasional mild browning otherwise a good copy, uncut in original publishers wraps., 8vo, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, frontis, title, blank, v-lvi, 1-311; Volume 2. P. half-title, blank, frontis, 1-367, (4), . 11 plates, including the frontis. The plates are by de Launay, Duclos, de Ghendt, Helman, Leveau, Née and Simonet, are after designs by Jean Michel Moreau Le Jeune., Volume : 2; Text in French<br>Jean François Marmontel was a French historian and writer. The author was elected to the Académie française in 1763. In 1767 he published Bélisaire, now remarkable in part because of a chapter on religious toleration which incurred the censure of the Sorbonne and the archbishop of Paris. Marmontel retorted in Les Incas by tracing the cruelties in Spanish America to the religious fanaticism of the invaders., Sabin 44652; Spain and Spanish America in the University of California Vol 1. pg. 422B2606Paris: Lacombe(1777)
USD575.0Book Americas South1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Military Generalc. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2610&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sydney Smith; T. NoonThe Works of The Rev. Sydney Smith / Critical and Miscellaneous Writingscontemporary ¼ calf with cloth boards, spine with 6 gilt designed compartments of raised bands, red calf label on two. All edges speckled red, ex-libris on paste down end paper., A very good copy, large 8vo, P. frontis, title, blank, 3-480; frontis, title, blank, iii-iv, 5-158, (2), 2 portrait frontis pieces at the beginning of each of the books. Text appears in two columns per page.B2611New York: D. Appleton and Company(1872)
USD275.0Book Literature English1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2611&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Godfrey Charles MundyOur Antipodes: or, Residence and Rambles in the Australasian Colonies with a Glimpse of the Gold Fieldscontemporary full cloth with with gilt image of a person reading on top of a globe on the upper board, lower board with embossed oval geometric design, flat spine with title in gilt., A very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., large 8vo, Volume 1. P. (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), v-xii, 17-410, printers imprint; Volume 2. P. half-title, printer’s imprint, frontis, title, blank, v-viii, 9-405, (1); Volume 3. P. (1), frontis, title, blank, v-viii, 9-431, (1)<br>A very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., 15 lithographed plates., Volume : 3; Abbey Travel 562; Hocken pg 166B2612London: Richard Bentley(1852)
USD1200.0; Book Pacific Australia & New Zealand1852yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2612&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Joseph StockdaleSketches, Civil and Military, of the Island of Java and its Immediate Dependencies: Comprising Interesting Details of Batavia and Authentic Particulars of the Celebrated Poison-Tree.contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, rebacked expertly preserving original spine, spine with 5 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, black morocco label on two. All edges marbled, marbled paste down and free end papers, ex-libris on paste down end paper and verso of upper free end paper. 2 folding maps one depicting the Island of Java and the other a plan of Batavia present day Jakarta. , Maps slightly browned otherwise an excellent copy., 8vo, P. title, printer’s imprint, iii-xix, 17-406, 2 folding maps one depicting the Island of Java and the other a plan of Batavia present day Jakarta.; \"The subject, in itself interesting, is rendered much more so by the probability of the many new sources of enterprise, which will now be opened to the view of that liberal, extentive, and spirited commerce, which has so highly contributed to enable this kingdom to present itself and insurmountable barrier to the atrocious schemes of that enemy of the human race, Napoleon Buonaparte.” (Preface)B2613London: John Stockdale(1811)
USD1500.0; Book Asia South East General1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2613&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_50a8d1d1a19cba6d43aab7c701798266_1344538884.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Maurice de SaxeMes Reveries. Ouvrage Posthume…Augmente d une Histoire Abregee de sa vie, & de differentes pieces qui y on rapport.Full mottled calf, three straight-lined gilt borders, rebacked expertly in 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, red and black morocco labels on two and three, respectively, edges and endpapers marbled. , A very good to excellent copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. Volume 1. half-title, blank, title, blank, (6), i-cxxxiv, (2), 1-159; Volume 2. half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-259., Ex-libris on front paste-down endpaper. Title page with printer’s device, elaborate head and tail pieces throughout. With 84 plates of plans and diagrams, 62 of which are folding. The plates are of various regimental flags, different classes of soldiers, rifles, cannons, and fortifications., Volume : Two volumes.; Text in French.<br>Maurice de Saxe was the illegitimate child of Augustus II the King of Poland, and he eventually became the Marshall of France. He was a “notable field commander, aggressive, enterprising, and fortunate; his strategy was subtle and effective, his tactics carefully chosen to suit each occasion; his reputation is due as much to his writings as to his generalship; in Mes reveries he emphasized the use of light infantry and artillery.” <br>, Harper's Encyclopedia of Military BiographyB2614Amsterdam and Leipzig: Arkstee Merkus(c. 1757)
USD4000.0Book Military Generalc. 1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2614&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard Forest de BélidorLa Science des Ingenieurs dans la Contuite des Travaux de Fortification et d’Architecture Civil.contemporary full molted calf, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two and three, all edges tinted red., Lack the frontis piece otherwise a very good copy., 4to, P. title, blank, (13), 1-80; 1-64; 1-96; 1-104; 1-80; 1-80, index (9), 53 mostly folding plates of, tables, plans, maps and diagrams. Elaborated head and tail pieces, decorative initials, title page contains a printer’s device., Volume : 6 parts in 1 volume; Text in French<br>This volume contains practical experiments by Belidor on the flexure and rupture of beams. The first two parts of the book deal with mechanics as they apply to engineering and construction of foundations. <br>Bernard Forest de Bélidor was a French engineer, significant to the development of the science of hydraulics. He was professor of artillery at the school of Fère-en-Tardenois in Aisne. For a while he worked on measuring the arc of the earth. In the years to come he published several works of great importance, on a wide range of subjects, including hydraulics, mathematics, and civil and military engineering. His most famous book is L'architecture hydraulique., Bibliotheca Mechanica pg. 30; Graesse I 324; Brunet I pg. 740B2615Paris: Charles-Antoine Jombert(1739)
USD2250.0Book Science & Technology; Book Military General1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2615&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Washington IrvingA Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada. From the MSS. Of Fray Antonio Agapida to which is added Legends of the Conquest of Spain.recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 5 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two., Uniform toning otherwise a very good copy., 12mo, P. title, printer’s imprint, iii-viii, 1-492, Volume : 2 volumes in 1; Washington Irving was an American author of the early 19th century. Best known for his short stories "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle" he was also a prolific essayist, biographer and historian. His works include biographies of George Washington and Muhammad, and histories of 15th century Spain dealing with subjects such as Columbus, the Moors, and the Alhambra., Spain and Spanish America in the University of California pg. 350B2616London: Henry G. Bohn(1850)
USD575.0; Book Europe Spain1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2616&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sydney Smith; T. NoonThe Works of The Rev. Sydney Smith / Critical and Miscellaneous Writingscontemporary ¼ calf with cloth boards, spine with 6 gilt designed compartments of raised bands, red calf label on two. All edges speckled red, ex-libris on paste down end paper., A very good copy, large 8vo, P. frontis, title, blank, 3-480; frontis, title, blank, iii-iv, 5-158, (2), 2 portrait frontis pieces at the beginning of each of the books.; Text appears in two columns per page.B2617New York: D. Appleton and Company(1872)
USD275.0Book Literature English1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2617&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard PicartA Dissertation on the Ceremonies and Religious Customs of the Africans. (extracted from “The Ceremonies and religious Customs of the Idolatrous Nations; Together with Historical Annotations, and Several Curious Discourses Equally Instructive and Entertaining”)no boards or wraps, Complete in itself, some yellowing otherwise very good copy., Folio, P. half-title, blank, 431-514, Elaborated head and tail pieces and elaborate initials. 7 plates depicting various ceremonies and customs of various African tribes. The plates are by Bernard Picart.B2618London: Printed by James Bettenham for Claude Du Bosc(1785)
USD375.0; Book Africa General1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2618&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MottleyThe History of the Life of Peter I. Emperor of Russia.Contemporary full calf with double straight line gilt borders and blind foliage designs rebacked tastefully in matching calf. Spine with 6 compartments of raised bands with decorative gilt floral designs. , A fine and handsome copy. Text is clean and crisp., 8vo, Volume 1. P. frontis, title, blank, (4), vii-x, (22), 1-350, index (32); Volume 2. P. frontis, title, blank, (3), (3), 1-354, index (30); Volume 3. title, blank, (2), (4), 1-409, blank, index (21)., 2 frontispieces, 3 folding maps and 7 plates, 6 of which are folding. , Volume : 3 volumes in 1.B2621London: J. Read(c. 1739)
USD1000.0Book Russiac. 1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2621&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_403c43bc8488579e2f2616a4494a34b2_1356019996.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. OuseleyEpitome of the Ancient History of Persia.A few embossed non-intrusive library stamps, otherwise an excellent copy, plates and text are clean and crisp., A few embossed non-instrusive library stamps otherwise an excellent plates and text are clean and crisp., 12mo, P. Frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, i-xxxvi, 1-92, With 2 plates: one folding map and one folding view.; Text in English and Persian., Wilson 164.B2622London: Cooper & Wilson(c. 1799)
USD1250.0Book History General; Book Asia Middle East Iranc. 1799nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2622&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Phillip BartonPlutarchi Demosthenis et Ciceronis Vitae Parallelae, Nunc Primum Separatim Editae.contemporary full calf, spine with 6 gilt designed compartments of raised bands, all edges speckled red. Ex-libris on paste down end paper., Worn, otherwise a very good copy, text is clean and crisp, 8vo,, P. frontis, title, (2), blank, i-xv, blank, 1-231, errata., 2 plates, including the frontis piece.; Text in Greek and LatinB2625Oxford: Clarendon Press(1744)
USD575.0Book Classics1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2625&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Witlam AtkinsonOriental and Western Siberia: A Narrative of Seven Years Explorations and Adventures in Siberia, Mongolia, the Kirghis Steppes, Chinese Tartary, and part of Central Asia.Contemporary ½ morocco with cloth boards, flat spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two and four, upper edge gilt, endpapers marbled. , A brown spot in the fore-margin of the first five leaves of the book; otherwise a very good copy, plates and text are clean and crisp., 4to, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, illustration listing, blank, dedication, blank, preface, v-vii, plate listing, 1-611., With 21 plates, including a folding map and the frontis of the sultan and his family, as well as 32 in-text wood engravings.; Abbey Travel 530.B2629London: Hurst and Blackett(1858)
USD875.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Far East China; Book Russia; Book Asia Central General1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2629&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph KebleThe Statutes at Large in Paragraphs and Sections or Numbers from Magna Charta Until this Time.Contemporary full sheep, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands., Defective spine, otherwise an excellent copy. Text is clean and crisp., Folio, P. title, blank, (2), 1-1527, (1), (171), Title page with a printers device of the British coat of arms, and elaborate initials.; Joseph Keble was an English barrister and essayist. He graduated in 1654 with a B.C.L. (Bachelor in Civil Law) and in 1658 was called to the bar. Keble is best knownby his “Reports in the Court of Queen’s Bench. . .from the 12th to the 30th year, of the reign of Charles II”. . .Keble also published “The Statutes at Large in Paragraphs” with edition appearing in 1676, 1681, 1684,1695 and 1706. (National Biography), Wing (STC) K-118B2632London: John Bill, Thomas Newcomb, Henry Hills(1681)
USD1250.0Book Legal1681nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Literature Englishc. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book Canada General1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Book Military Generalc. 1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Book Americas U.S General; Book Plate Books General1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Book Crafts & Tradesc. 1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD6000.0Book Antiquities General; Book Literature Englishc. 1777-1788.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Voyages General; Book Arctic & Antarctic General1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Book Literature Englishc. 1740.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Book Legal1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD250.0Book Literature American; Book Occult1898yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2685&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Borrow; Barnett Freedman (Illustrator)Lavengro The Scholar, The Gipsy, The Priest. With and Introduction by Hugh Walpole.contemporary full cloth, flat spine with black label., A very good copy., large 8vo, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, v-xix, blank, half-title, blank, 1-375, (1); Volume 2. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, v-xi, blank, half-title, blank, 1-380, (1), blank, (1)., 16 colour lithographs., Volume : 2B2686London: The Limited Editions Club(1936)
USD150.0Book Literature English1936nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2686&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Benvenuto Cellini;John Addington (Editor and Translator)The Life of Benvenuto Cellini Written by himself.contemporary full gilt cloth, flat spine with title in gilt. Ex-libris on paste down end paper., A very good copy, small 4to, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, (3), blank, xi-xxx, (1), blank (2), 3-360; Volume 2. P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, vii-viii, (1), blank, 3-386, index (1)., Title page with elaborate foliage design, numerous plates., Volume : 2; An uncut copy<br>Benvenuto Cellini was an Italian goldsmith, painter, sculptor, soldier and musician of the Renaissance, who also wrote a famous autobiography. Besides his works in gold and silver, Cellini executed sculptures of grander scale. The most distinguished of these is the bronze group of "Perseus holding the head of Medusa"B2689New York: Brentano’s(1906)
USD200.0Book Biography1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Ireland1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Book Canada Ontario General; Book Canada Ontario Toronto1913nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Literature EnglishnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Royalty; Book Bibliography & Reference General; Book Europe England1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2702&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Percy Bysshe ShelleyThe Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe ShelleyContemporary full tree calf with floral gilt border spine in six compartments of raised bands, burgundy morocco label on two, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , An excellent copy in decorative full calf binding., 8vo, P. half-title, frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, vii-xvi, 1-656, Ex-libris on paste-down endpaper. With a frontis portrait of Shelley, title page in red and black.B2703London & New York: Frederick Warne and Co.(c. 1901)
USD375.0Book Literature Englishc. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature General; Book Classics1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature English1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2706&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. Hudson; Keith HendersonGreen Mansionscontemporary full cloth with title in gilt on upper board. Spine with 6 compartments of gilt tooled bands, gilt lettering on one and two., A very good copy, 8vo, P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, half-title, blank, 9-276, (1), Numerous plates and some text illustrations.; An uncut copy<br>W.H. Hudson was an Argentian-British author, naturalist and ornithologist.B2707New York: Three Sirens Press()
USD175.0Book Literature EnglishnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2707&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Carne; William Bartlett (illustrator)Syria, The Holy Land, Asia Minor, &c. Illustrated.contemporary ½ decorative gilt morocco with marbled boards. Spine with 5 compartments of gilt tooled bands, gilt lettering on two and four, all edges speckled red., Some foxing and brown spots, 4to, Volume 1. P. Engraved title, i-ii, 1-80; Volume 2. P. Engraved title, (2), 5-76; Volume 3. P. title, blank, 5-76, 106 of 121 steel engraved plates and 1 map., Volume : 3 of 4; Most of the views are done by W.H. Bartlett, from his journey between 1834 and 1835.B2719London: Fisher, Son & Co(1836)
USD750.0Book Asia Middle East Holy Land; Book Plate Books General1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2719&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conradus LotterAtlas Geographicus Portatilis, XXIX Mappis Orbis Habitabilis Regna Exhibens. . .Contemporary full embossed calf, expertly rebacked in three compartments of raised bands, gilt red morocco label on two, endpapers renewed. , Some waterstaining in the text; otherwise in very good condition, plates are clean and crisp., Oblong 12mo, P. frontis, title, blank, 31 maps, index, blank, 1-72 (leaves)., With 33 plates, including the engraved frontis, engraved title, and 31 hand-coloured maps.; Phillips 632B2725Augsburg: (c. 1762)
USD2250.0Book Atlas & Cartography Generalc. 1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2725&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. PiassetskyVoyage a Travers La Mongolie et la Chine.Contemporary ¼ morocco with marbled boards, spine in six densely-gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, endpapers marbled. , A fine copy in decorative period binding., 4to, P. half-title, blank (2), frontis, title, blank, printer’s imprint, blank, (1), 1-563, Title in red and black. With 1 map and 90 in-text wood engravings depicting various locations in China and Mongolia.; Cordier China 2453B2727Paris: Librairie Hachette(1883)
USD1000.0Book Asia Far East China1883nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2727&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank Soule; John H. Gihon; James NisbetThe Annals of San Francisco; Containing a summary of the history of the first discovery, settlement, progress and present condition of California, and a complete history of all the important events connected with its great city: to which are added, biographical memoirs of some prominent citizens.contemporary full embossed morocco with title in gilt on upper board, gilt dentelles. Spine with 6 compartments of raised bands yellow morocco label on two. All edges gilt, A fine copy, 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, 5-824., 150 illustrations, including frontispiece, folding map (important map of Western US by John Bartlett), San Francisco street map, and 5 tissue-guarded plates.; 70 “A necessary reference book of San Francisco to the middle of the fifties; compiled mainly from newspapers and information received from pioneer citizens.” Wheat Gold Rush 193 “The most important contemporary work on San Francisco during the decade following the discovery.”, Sabin 87268, Cowan (I), p. 277; (II), p. 601. Graff 3901, Howes S-769; Zamorano 80 #70; Wheat Gold Rush 193B2729New York: D. Appleton & Company(1855)
USD750.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2729&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George CramPictorial Atlas of the Greater United States and the World. Being the First Volume of its kind to bring the Old and New Possessions of our Country to a Close Association and a Prominent and Conspicuous Position Worthy of their Importance. Every Foot of Progress made in the New and Old World Graphically Portrayed in Handsom Reproductions of the Lastest Governmental Surveys and Softest Half-Tones together with a Series of Magnificent Pictures of the Greatest Climaxes in the Spanish=American War.contemporary full cloth boards with title in gilt and embossed wreath and boarders on upper boarder. Flat spine, all edges tinted red. Floral paste down and free end papers., A very good copy, Small folio, P. title, blank (2), 4-344., A profusion of text illustrations and plates and a profusion of maps printed in colour each one is paginated.B2731Philadelphia: The Philadelphia Inquirer Company(1899)
USD375.0Book Atlas & Cartography General1899nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2731&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis Charles DesnosAtlas general et elementaire pour l'etude de la geographie et de l'histoire moderneRecent ¼ calf with marbled boards, spine in six gilt designed and embossed compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two, endpapers renewed. , A few plates with brown marks, plate number 2 is laid down on acid-free tissue paper with minor restoration; otherwise a very good copy, generally very clean throughout., Large 4to. , P. engraved title, 1-9, 1-51 plates, 1-15 plates., With a total of 67 plates, including the engraved title, 7 double-paged plates of celestial representations and globes surrounded by descriptive text, and 59 double-page maps of different locations around the world, each one surrounded by descriptive text.B2738Paris: Louis Charles Desnos(c. 1778)
USD5500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Generalc. 1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2738&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_978dba5d9a0d4dc50c878d26ef6b95d8_1242495729.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John WorlidgeSystema agriculturae; The mystery of husbandry discovered: Treating of the several New and most Advantagious Ways of Tilling, Planting, Sowing, Manuring, Ordering. . .Contemporary full calf rebacked expertly in 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. , A very good copy., Tall 4to., P. (1), frontis, blank, title, blank, (2), preface (18), (10), 1-324, (4)., With the frontispiece and in-text illustrations.; “Systema Agriculturae or the Mystery of Husbandry discovered was first published in 1669, and went through a number of editions (1675, 1681, 1687, 1716) before it was supplanted in popular favor by the numerous agricultural reference books which are a feature of the eighteenth century. He appears to have carefully studied the writings of his predecessors, Fitzherbert, Sir Richard Weston, Robert Child, Walter Blith, Gabriel Plattes, Sir Hugh Plat, and the anonymous writers whose works were published by Samuel Hartlib. His system of husbandry may be regarded as gathering into a focus the scattered information published during the period of the Commonwealth” (National Biography)., Wing W-3599.B2740London.: T. Dring,(c. 1675.)
USD3000.0Book Natural History General; Book Farming & Agriculture;c. 1675.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2740&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_2a620311a04894201574c1e0c4f5074d_1240587947.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert BurtonThe Anatomy of Melancholycontemporary full calf rebacked expertly, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. Ex-libris on paste down end paper., Uniform toning otherwise a very good copy., 4to, P. half-title, (1), engraved title, blank, (1), (8), 1-722, index (10)<br>There are numerous errors in pagination and they are as follows. <br>Part 1 47 is misnumbered 45<br>Part 2 13 is not numbered, 137/138 repeat, 189 is #190, Pagination jumps from 243 to 246, Pagination jumps from 308 to 319, Page 353 is numbered 354, Page 381 is numbered 311, Pages 573/574 repeat, Page 691 is numbered 692, Page 693 is numbered 692, Page 694 is numbered 693, Engraved title page by Christoffel Le Bron, with illustrations representing the effects of Melancholy from Superstition, Solitude, Love and Hypochondriasis.; The book is divided into two parts., STC 4162B2741Oxford: Henry Cripps(1632)
USD5000.0Book Medical; Book Social Sciences General1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2741&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. D. MansfieldExposition of the Natural Positions of Mackinaw City and the Climate, Soil, and Commercial Elements of the Surrounding Country.contemporary pictorial paper boards, with text and vignette scene, mounted on thick paper with some loss of the margins., A very good copy of this rare American pamphlet., 8vo, P. title, title, (3), 5-47, (1), With two hand-coloured maps entitled “Mackinaw City” (535 x 680 mm), and “Map Illustrating the Canada Pacific and Northern Pacific and of the Proposed Railroads, connecting at Straits of Mackinaw. Also Showing the Position of Mackinaw City” (385mm x 750mm).; Sabin 44366B2748Cincinnati: Wrightson & Co.(1857)
USD7500.0Book Americas U.S East & Central;1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2748&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexandre Oliver ExquemelinBucaniers of America: Or, a true Account of the Most remarkable Assualts Committed of the late years upon the Coasts of The West Indies. By the Bucaniers of Jamaica and Tortuga both English and French.19th century full embossed calf, upper and lower board with embossed boarder with floral corner pieces, within a double straight lined gilt boarder. Spine with 6 embossed designed compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, all edges tinted red, marbled paste down and free end papers., Plates are backed by 19th century paper when it was rebound towards the end of the 19th century. The last page of the index has been torn away and is mounted on 19th century paper with some loss of text beginning below W. Occasional faint browning otherwise a very good example., 8vo, P. title, blank, (10), 1-115, 1-151, (1), 1-124, index (11), 4 engraved portraits, 4 engraved views, 1 map and 1 engraved text illustration.; “William Crooke published the first two complete editions in English of Exquemelin’s work, both in 1684. The translation is based on the Spanish version by Dr. Buena-Maison, first published in 1681. The book is in four parts and two volumes – volume 1 comprising parts 1-3 of the original first edition; and volume 2, Basil Ringrose’s account of the voyages and exploits of Captains Sharp and Cook, which constitute part 4 and was first issued in 1685. First editions of both volumes are seldom found bound together. It is more usual to find volume 1 of the first edition alone; or volume 1 of the second edition combined with volume 2 of the first edition.” (National Maritime Museum Volume 4 pg 53)<br>“The translation was not from the original Dutch but from the Spanish translation, which emphasized the worst aspects of the English buccaneers more strongly than the original text. When this translation appeared, several former buccaneers brought libel suits against the two <br>different English publishers, William Crooke and Thomas Malthus. Sir Henry Morgan was awarded 200 Pounds and a public apology” (Hill pg 203), National Maritime Museum Vol 4 #175; Sabin 23479; Wing E-3894; Hill 578; Brunet II 1140B2749London: William Crooke(1684)
USD5750.0Book Military General; Book Europe England1684yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2749&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/31-06-08001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sylvanus Urban pen name for Edward Cave (editor)The Gentleman’s Magazine and Historical Chronicle Volume XLVcontemporary full calf rebacked expertly, spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two. All edges speckled red. Ex-libris on paste down endpaper., A very good copy, plates and text are clean and crisp. , 8vo, P. title, (3), 1-639, index (13), 5 maps, 5 plates and 1 representation of the earth orbiting the sun. Lacks three maps.; Text appears in two columns. <br>An important contemporary British description of the early events of the revolutionary war. Edward Cave, was a printer, editor and publisher. In The Gentleman's Magazine he created the first general-interest "magazine" in the modern sense.<br>B2750London: D. Henry(c. 1775)
USD750.0; Book Europe England; Book Periodicals Generalc. 1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2750&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Lewis Herndon; Lardner GibbonExploration of the Valley of the Amazon made under Direction of the Navy Department.recent ¼ morocco with marbled boards, flat spine with title in gilt, each spine has a different shade of morocco, but the marble boards are similar., Occasional mild browning otherwise a very good example., 8vo, Volume 1. P. 1-15, blank (2), frontis, title, blank, 3-414, blank (2), i-iii, plate listing; Volume 2. P. frontis, title, blank, iii-x, (1), 1-339., 52 lithographed plates and 5 folding maps. The folding maps are usually found in two separate volumes but have been inserted into the this example., Volume : 2 volumes; “This American expedition was first proposed by the prominent oceanographer Matthew F. Maury. He urged North American plantation owners to emigrate to the Amazon valley with their slaves to seek their fortunes. He also advocated opening the Amazon to international commerce. Maury was the brother-in-law of Lt. Herndon, a naval officer. The expedition was organized by the U.S. Navy Department and sent out to South America in the Years 1851 and 1852. The Americans traveled to Chile and to Lima, Peru, where Lt. Herndon pushed into the upper Amazon. Lt. Gibbon traveled south through Bolivia and then into the selvas of Brazil. The two groups met in Serpa, Brazil, and then continued down the Amazon River to Para. Herndon was later lost with his ship, “Central America”, off Cape Hatteras, in 1857. The work itself is a minute, accurate, and very interesting study on the aborigines of the Andes and on the geography of the Amazon and its tributaries.” (Hill pg. 284), Sabin 31524; Hill 803B2752Washington: Robert Armstrong Public Printer(1853)
USD1100.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas South1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2752&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James FergusonAstronomy Explained upon Sir Isaac Newton’s Principles, and made easy to those who have not studied Mathematics. To which is added a plain method of finding the Distances of all the Planets from the Sun, by the Transit of Venus over the Sun’s Disc, in the Year 1761. An Account of Mr. Horrox’s Observation of the Transit of Venus in the Year 1639: and, of the Distances of all the Planets from the Sun, as deduced from Observations of the Transit in the Year 1761.contemporary full calf, upper and lower board with double straight lined gilt boarder. Spine rebacked with 6 compartments of raised bands, black morocco label on two, all edges speckled red. , Uniform toning otherwise a very good example., 8vo, P. frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, (4), 1-489, blank, index (14), 18 folding plates including the frontis depicting various astronomical diagrams.; “Ferguson’s ‘Astronomy explained on Sir Isaac Newton’s Principles’ was published in July 1756, and met with immediate and complete success. The first issue was exhausted in a year; the thirteenth edition, revised by Brewster, appeared in 1811, and the demand for successive reprints did not cease until 10 years later. It was translated into Swedish and German, and long excluded other treatises on the same subject. Although containing no theoretical novelty, the manner and method of its expositions were entirely original. Astronomical phenomena were for the first time described in familiar language.” (National Biography), Bibliotheca Chemico-Mathematica 1317 (5th edition); Gascoigne 4556, 2B2756London: W. Strahan; J. and F. Rivington; W. Johnston, etc(1770)
USD1450.0Book Astronomy; Book Science & Technology1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2756&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James FergusonSelect Mechanical Exercises: Shewing how to conduct different Clocks, Orreries, and Sun-Dials, on plain and Easy Principles. With Several Miscellaneous Articles; and New Tables, I. For expeditiously computing the Time of any New of Full Moon within the Limits of 6000 Years before and after the 18th Century. II. For Graduating and examining the usual Lines on the Sector, Plain Scale, and Gunter.contemporary full calf, upper board with gilt image of a crown, late 19th century rebacking. Flat spine with red morocco label. All edges speckled green., Lacks the half-title otherwise a very good example., 8vo, P. title, blank, (8), i-xliii, 1-272, 9 folding plates of different astronomical diagrams.; This book is “scattered papers that were collected in 1773 into a volume” (National Biography), Bibliotheca Chemico-Mathematica 1325B2759London: A. Strahan; T. Cadell,(1790)
USD1250.0Book Science & Technology; Book Astronomy1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2759&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Willem Thomas RaynalAtlas, tot Opheldering der Wysgeerige en Staatkundige Geschiedenis van de Bezittingen en den Koophandel der Europeaanen in de Beide Indien.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of gilt-tooled bands, red morocco label on two. , An excellent example of this fine late 18th century French world atlas, plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. title, plate listing (2), 50 maps, With 50 decorative maps of various locations around the world.; The maps differ from typical Raynal maps in the sense that they are embellished with decorative cartouches.B2761Amsterdam: M. Schalekamp(c. 1792)
USD5750.0Book Atlas & Cartography Generalc. 1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2761&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander MurrayAccount of the Life and Writings of James Bruce, of Kinnaird, Esq. F.R.S. author of Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile in the Years 1768, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, & 1773.Contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, brown morocco label on two, all edges speckled red. , Occasional mild browning on plates, otherwise a very good example, text is clean and crisp., 4to, P. frontis, title, blank, iii-xiii, blank, 1-504, With 22 plates, including the frontispiece, two folding maps, and 19 plates. The plates depict plants, animals, and such persons as “Kefta Abay, high priest of the Nile." The maps include the “Plan of two attempts to arrive at the Source of the Nile” and the “Map containing a chart to the Arabian Gulf with its Egyptian, Ethiopian, and Arabian Coasts from Suez to Bal El Mandeb”.; First edition of this biography of the Scottish traveller James Bruce, by the classical scholar and linguist Alexander Murray. James Bruce travelled in North Africa and the Near East and his goal was to reach Ethiopia and find the springs which were said to be the source of the Nile.B2762Edinburgh: Archibald Constable and Company(c. 1808)
USD2000.0Book Voyages General; Book Africa Egypt; Book Biographyc. 1808nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2762&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Carne; William Bartlett & Thomas Allom, illus.Syria, The Holy Land, Asia Minor, &c. Illustrated.Contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in six densely gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , Occasional mild browning, otherwise a very good example., 4to, P. Volume 1. engraved title, blank, title, blank, (4), 1-80; Volume 2. engraved title, blank, title, blank, (2), 5-76; Volume 3. engraved title, blank, title, blank, (2), 5-100, index (4)., With 119 plates, including 2 maps and 117 views depicting various locations around the Holy Land and Asia Minor by Bartlett and Allom., Volume : Three volumes; Most of the views are done by W.H. Bartlett, from his journey between 1834 and 1835. The plates from the last portion of the book are done after Thomas Allom, who traveled in the area between 1836 and 1837., Blackmer Sotheby’s October 1989:458; Weber 203.B2763London, Paris, & America: Fisher, Son & Co(c. 1838)
USD1500.0Book Voyages General; Book Plate Books General; Book Asia Middle East Holy Landc. 1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2763&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William TaplinThe Sportsman s Cabinet; or, A Correct Deliniation of the Various Dogs used in the Sports of the Field: Including the Canine Race in General.P. Volume 1. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, (1), blank, v-vii, blank, 1-276, index (2); Volume 2. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, 3-310, index (2), advertisements (4)., A very good example text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, Volume 1. P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, (1), blank, v-vii, blank, 1-276, index (2); Volume 2. P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, 3-310, index (2), advertisements (4)., With 28 plates, including 25 plates of dogs, 2 engraved titles and a plan., Volume : Two volumes.; Wright 353.B2764London: J. Cundee(c. 1804)
USD1750.0Book Natural History Dogsc. 1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2764&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William JamesA Full and Correct Account of the Military Occurrences of the Late War Between Great Britain and the United States of America.contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 5 compartments of gilt tooled bands, red morocco label on two and four, gilt lettering., Slight uniform edge toning otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, Volume 1 P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, (6), xi-xxxii, 1-476; Volume 2. P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, 1-582, index (16)., 4 folding maps.; William James was trained in the law and began his career as an attorney. He practiced before the Supreme Court of Jamaica and served as a proctor in the Vice-Admiralty Court of Jamaica from 1801 to 1813. In 1812, when war broke out between Great Britain and the Unites States, James was in the United States. Detained by American authorities as a British national, he escaped to Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1813. He began to write about the War of 1812 and particularly defended the reputation of the Royal Navy and pointing out the factual errors and excessive claims that American reports made against the Royal Navy. In 1816, he published his first pamphlet, An inquiry into the merits of the principal naval actions between Great Britain and the United States. This pamphlet caused a controversy in the United States, leading to much American criticism of James' views., Howes J-53; Sabin 35718B2766London: Printed for the Author, Sold by Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen(1818)
USD3750.0; Book Military America; Book Military Canada; Book Military England1818nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2766&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_2e2228feadb228979657e128e36f5758_1285274227.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]National Maritime MuseumVoyages & Travel4to; Dust jacket is presentB2772London: Eyre and Spottiswoode Limited(1968)
USD125.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1970nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD350.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1986nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General1962nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Legal1681nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1981nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Science & Technology1747yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Book Pacific General1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas U.S General1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Ireland1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Book Asia Central Generalc. 1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Book Europe England London1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Book Europe Beneluxc. 1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Book Europe Spainc. 1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0; Book Americas West Indies1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2832&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francis BaconSylva Sylvarum: or A Natural Historie / New Atlantis. A work undefinedContemporary full calf within embossed triple-lined border, rebacked expertly in six compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two and three, all edges tinted red, endpapers renewed. , A very good example, text is generally clean and crisp., 4to, P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, (7), blank, (9), blank, 1-260, (28), blank; title, blank, (2), 1-47, blank, (2), With two plates, being the engraved frontis portrait of Francis Bacon and the engraved title page. Also with several elaborate head pieces and initials.; “The last work on which Bacon was engaged was the Sylva Sylvarum (meaning probably a collection of collections), a miscellaneous collection of observations and experiments in natural history. It was published by Dr. Rawley in 1627, the year after Bacon’s death, but the preface was written by Rawley during his lifetime. It was repeatedly reissued, reaching a tenth edition in 1676. . .It is probably the best and most complete single collection of the kind that, up to that time, had been published. Appended to the Sylva Sylvarum in Rawley’s edition is the New Atlantis . . . written before 1617. It is deservedly one of the most popular of Bacon’s works; it bears the stamp of his genius as much, perhaps, as anything which he wrote; and lastly, it is credited with having, to a large extent, suggested the foundation and programme of our own Royal Society, as well as of several scientific associations abroad.” (National Biography), STC 1172; Gibson, Francis Bacon, 174.B2834London: William Lee(c. 1635)
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USD750.0Book Religious Christianity General; Book Philosophy1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General1977nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Book Europe France; Book Europe Spainc. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2845&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BeattieThe Danube: Its History, Scenery, and Topography.Contemporary full morocco, upper board with title gilt within 1 straight lined gilt boarder with intricate design within 3 straight lined gilt boarders rebacked expertly saving the original spine. Spine with 6 gilt desiged compartment of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. All edges in gilt, marbled paste down and free end papers., Some occasional faint browning, otherwise a very good example, in decorative period binding., 4to, P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, preface iii-iv, contents, plate listing,1-236, Frontis portrait of Beattie, engraved title with a vignette scene entitled “Castle of Durrenstein”, title page contains a small image containing swords and shields, 82 steel-engraved full page plates depicting various views in the Danube region, and 2 maps.; W. H. Bartlett. Bartlett was a most prolific and popular Eruropean traveler-artists of the 19th century. Engravings show views of the Danube starting from Ulm going onto Passau to Vienna, then to Budapest then to Belgrade and finally ending at Sulina or mouth of the Danube.B2848London: Virtue & Co(1844)
USD1500.0; Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Hungary; Book Europe General1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2848&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Laurence OliphantThe Russian Shores of the Black Sea in the Autumn of 1852 with a Voyage down the Volga, and a Tour Through the Country of the Don Cossacks.Contemporary full embossed cloth, upper board with gilt image of a camel-drawn wagon within an embossed floral border, lower board with embossed floral border, rebacked expertly with gilt title on flat spine, endpapers renewed. , An excellent example, plates and text are clean and crisp., 8vo, P. half-title, printer’s imprint, blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-xiv, (1), blank, 1-380, advertisement 1-16., With 3 plates, including the lithograph frontispiece and 2 maps (one of which is folding), as well as a profusion of in-text wood engravings.; Ex-libris on paste down endpaper. , Laurence Oliphant was a British author, international traveler, and diplomatist. He "journey[ed] from St. Petersburg to Moscow and then down the Volga to enlighten the world on the menace of Russia. [In the book] he describes places and people in an informative way, especially the long journey down the Volga River, with its peculiar means of transportation and the peoples along its banks.” (Nerhood 242) <br> “In August 1852 he started with Mr. Oswald Smith for a visit to St. Petersburg, thence to Nijni-Novgorod, and ultimately to the Crimea. He published an account of part of the journey, ‘The Russian Shores of the Black Sea in the autumn of 1852, and a Tour through the Country of the Don Cossacks,’ at the end of 1853. The Approach of the Crimean war gave special interest to this book, which soon reached a fourth edition.” (National Biography)<br>, Nerhood 242; Abbey Travel 233B2849Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood and Sons(1854)
USD800.0; Book Voyages General; Book Russia1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2849&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Margaret MitchellGone With the Windcontemporary grey full cloth boards , title on upper board, flat spine with title., In very good condition, and the dust jacket is lacking., 8vo, P. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, (1), blank, 3-1037B2850Toronto: The Macmillan Company(1936)
USD325.0; Book Literature American1936yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2850&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles DupinVoyages dans la Grande-Bretagne, Entrepris Relativement aux Services Publics de la Guerre de la Marine, et des Ponts et Chaussees au Commerce et a L Industrie depuis 1816. [TWO VOLUMES ONLY].Contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in 6 compartments of gilt-tooled bands, red morocco label on two and green morocco label on four, all edges speckled blue. , The text volume has faint water staining on the upper portion of the book, however the plates in the atlas volume is clean and crisp—in general a very good copy., 4to and folio. , P. Volume 1, Book 1. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, v-xxvi, (2), 1-288; Book 2. half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, v-vi, 1-284., Atlas volume contains 36 plates that depict different aspects of the military, navy and trade of Great Britain., Volume : Volume 1 and Atlas Volum; Text in French.B2852Paris: Bachelier(c. 1825)
USD2000.0; Book Military England; Book Science & Technologyc. 1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2852&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Benjamin G. SmithThe War with the South / A History of the Late Rebellion with Biographical Sketches of Leading Statesmen and Distinguished Naval and Military Commanders.Contemporary ½ morocco with pebbled cloth boards, upper board with title in gilt, spine in 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four, all edges gilt. , In very good condition, plates and text are clean and crisp, in decorative period binding., 4to, P. Volume 1. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, (3), 5-664; Volume 2. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), 5-680; Volume 3. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), 5-788., With a profusion of steel-engraved plates depicting various scenes and prominent figures of the American Civil War., Volume : Three volumes.B2858New York: Virtue & Yorston(1862)
USD950.0; Book Military America; Book Americas U.S General1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2858&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Gell; John P. GandyPompeiana: The Topography, Edifices, and Ornaments of Pompeii.Early 20th c. full cloth, flat spine with cloth label., Occasional browning at plates margins, text is mostly clean. Generally a good copy., 4to, P. frontis, blank, title, blank, (1), blank, vii-xxxi, (1), 1-273, blank, (1), 73 steel engraved plates, and 10 plans and maps. The plates depict various views, and antiquites of Pompeii, numerous wood engraved text illustrations.; The paper is watermarked 1818<br>Sir William Gell was an English classical archaeologist. His best-known work is Pompeiana; the Topography, Edifices and, Ornaments of Pompeii, published between 1817 and 1832, in the first part of which he was assisted by J. P. Gandy. It was followed in 1834 by the Topography of Rome and its Vicinity. He wrote also Topography of Troy and its Vicinity (1804); Geography and Antiquities of Ithaca (1807); Itinerary of Greece, with a Commentary on Pausanias and Strabo (1810); and Itinerary of the Morea (1816). Although these works have been superseded by later publications, they continue to provide valuable information for the study of classical topography.<br>John Peter Gandy was a British architect. From 1811 to 1813 he accompanied Sir William Gell as his architectural draughtsman on an expedition to Greece on behalf of the Society of Dilettanti. The write-up of the trip was published in 1817 as "The Unedited Antiquities of Attica", and in 1840 as the third volume of "Antiquities of Ionia", edited by William Wilkins. Gell and Gandy also published "Pompeiana" (1817–19), a work which came to be the standard work on the excavations at Pompeii., Graesse III, 43B2860London: Rodwell and Martin(1817)
USD1500.0Book Antiquities General; Book Europe Italy; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2860&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_303c6fc99d6463be3bfc14b666eb2a69_1310569091.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dante; Henry Francis Cary (Translator)Purgatory and Paradise From the Original of Dante Alighieri and Illustrated with the Designs of M Gustave Dore.decorative contemporary full cloth, upper board with title and illustrator’s name in gilt, scene in gilt and blind tooled, rebacked expertly saving the original flat spine. Spine with title in gilt, all edges gilt., A fine example, plates and text are clean and crisp., Folio (335 mm x 260 mm), P. frontis, title, blank, v-xii, half-title, blank, 1-337., Frontis, and 59 wood engraved plates.B2864Cassell & Company Limited(1890)
USD450.0; Book Literature General1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2864&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank Leslie; Louis Shepard Moat (editor)Frank Leslie s Illustrated Famous Leaders and Battle Scenes of the Civil War. The Most Important Events of the Conflict between the States Graphically Pictured.Contemporary full cloth with title in gilt on upper board and embossed image of leaves on both boards. Flat spine with title in gilt., A fine example, text and plates are clean and crisp, Folio (430 mm x 310 mm), P. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (3), viii-xii, (3), 16-544, A profusion of wood engraved plates and illustration depicting various prominent people and scenes from the American Civil War.B2865New York: Frank Leslie(1896)
USD750.0; Book Military America1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2865&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. WithrowOur Own Country Canada Scenic and Descriptivecontemporary full cloth with embossed and gilt image on upper board. Flat spine with title in gilt and gilt image of maple leaves, all edges gilt., A very good example., 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, v-xv, 16-608, A profusion of wood engraved text illustrations and plates.B2869Toronto: William Briggs(1889)
USD75.0; Book Canada General1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2869&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Garcillasso de la Vega; B. Picart (illustrator)Histoire des Yncas Rois du Perou, Depuis le preier Ynca Manco Capac, Fils du Soleil, jusqu’a Atahualpa dernier Ynca. . . / Histoire de la Conquete de la Floride.recent full calf, upper and lower board with double straight lined embossed boarder. Spine with 6 gilt designed compartments of raised bands, green morocco label on two and black morocco label on four., Uniform toning otherwise a very good to fine example of this important work regarding Peru., 4to, Volume 1. P. half-title, blank, frontis, blank, title, blank, (36), 1-540, (15); Volume 2. P. half-title, blank, title, blank, i-xxiv, 1-373, (3), All edges tinted red, title page in red and black with a printer’s device. Elaborate head and tail pieces and initials. Engraved frontis, 3 folding maps and 16 plates. The three maps in the book are as follows, “Carte Particular du Perou”, “Carte de la Louisiane et du Cours du Mississpip,” and “Le Cours du Fleuve Missisipi.”, Volume : 2; Text in French<br>Volume 1 is “Histoire de Yncas” and Volume 2 is “Histoire de la Conquete de la Floride” <br>Garcillasso de la Vega was a Peruvian historian and acclaimed writer who is recognized primarily for his contributions to Incan history, culture, and society. Although not all scholars agree, many consider Garcilaso's accounts the most complete and accurate available., Hill 677 (earlier edition); Sabin 98752B2872Amsterdam: Jean Frederic Bernard(1737)
USD4500.0Book Americas South;Book Americas U.S. South & West;Book History General;1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2872&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pietro Andrea MattioliCommentarii in libros sex Pedacii Dioscoridis Anazarbei de medica materia...Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two and four. , Although incomplete, but otherwise a very good copy. Plates are clean and crisp.<br>Lacks portrait and title leaf and some plates. , Folio, With only 174 woodcut illustrations of plants and flowers on 98 leaves of 680?; “The 1565 edition is the first augmented by Mattioli’s fuller notes and has always been the most valued for its completeness” (Hunt 94). The 1565 edition of the Commentarii is considered the best for both its text and its fine woodcut illustrations which extend across the full width of the page. The plates of plants are by Giorgio Liberale and Wolfgang Meyerpeck., Nissen BBI 1305; Adams D-672; Hunt 94; Prutizel; Brunet III:1538.B2873Venice: Vincenzo Valgrisi(c. 1565)
USD4000.0Book Natural History Botanical; Book Plate Books General; Book Early Printed Generalc. 1565nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2873&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e38557f9ed19a20e791a344ff9cda885_1323713564.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Gardner WilkinsonDalmatia and Montenegro: With A Journey to Mostar in Herzegovina and Remarks on the Slavonic Nations; The History of Dalmatia and Ragusa; The Uscocs.Contemporary full embossed cloth, rebacked expertly saving the original flat spine with gilt title and eagle vignette. , A fine example, text and plates are clean and crisp., Large 8vo. , P. Volume 1. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, v-x, (2), 1-564; Volume 2. half-title, printer’s imprint, blank, frontis, title, blank, (3), blank, 1-454., With 7 lithographed plates, 7 woodcut plates, 1 map, and 2 tables., Volume : Two volumes.; Sir John Gardner Wilkinson was a British Egyptologist. “His account of this journey, which appeared in 1848 (2 vols), contains valuable notes on the manners, traditions, and condition of the people he visited, as well as carefully compiled history of Paulician heresy, as well as other valuable digressions. Some political forecasts of that work have since been verified by events.” (National Biography)B2875London: John Murray(c. 1848)
USD2400.0; Book Europe Balkansc. 1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2875&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BradfordSketches of the Country, Character and Costume, in Portugal and Spain, made during the campaign, and on the route of the British Army, in 1808 and 1809.Contemporary full morocco rebacked expertly saving the original spine, upper and lower board with gilt diamond within an embossed and gilt floral border, spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands gilt lettering on two and four. All edges gilt, orange paste down and free end papers ex-libris on paste down endpaper. , The fore-edge of the text opposite the plate “Peasants of Torres Vedras” is reinforced, otherwise a very good to fine example. Plates are clean and crisp. Bound in decorative period binding. , folio, P. frontis, title, blank, plate listing, blank (2), plates and description (unpaginated), 55 hand-coloured aquatints by J. Clark after Bradford and H. Michel. Some of the plates are watermarked 1824; Bradford was Chaplain of Brigade to the Expedition and his “Sketches of Portugal and Spain”, which was first published in some 24 parts between 1809 and 1810, enjoyed great popularity in the immediate aftermath of the Peninsula War, with further issues following in 1812, 1813, and 1823., Hiler pg. 110; Abbey Travel 135; Tooley 109B2879London: John Booth(1824)
USD6000.0; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Military Napoleon; Book Europe Portugal; Book Europe Spain1824yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2879&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d708a06f3afc3df287bbbbecd67669e4_1259451109.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.O. MorrisA Natural History of the Nests and Eggs of British Birds.Contemporary ½ morocco with cloth boards, rebacked expertly, saving the original spine in 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two and four, ex-libris on front paste-down endpaper. , An excellent example, bound in decorative period binding. Text and plates are clean and crisp. , 4to, P. Volume 1. frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, iii-iv, 1-156; Volume 2. frontis, title, blank, iii-iv, 1-148; Volume 3. frontis, title, blank, iii-iv, 1-140., With 225 lithographs printed in colour depicting eggs of various species of birds. , Volume : Three volumes.; Sitwell (Birds) 125.B2884London: Groombridge and Sons(1864)
USD3000.0Book Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2884&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351711272.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girolamo FabriciOeuvres Chirurgicales de Hierosme Fabrice D’Aquapendente, Fameux Medecin, Chirurgien, & Prosesseur Anatomique en la celebre Vniuersite de Padoue. . .Contemporary full speckled calf rebacked expertly saving the original spine. Spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges speckled red. , Mild foxing and browning, otherwise a very good example bound in decorative period binding. , Large 12mo, P. title, blank, (14), 1-936, (22)., Title page in red and black with printer’s device of a globe. Elaborate head and tail pieces and elaborate initials. A few wood engraved text illustrations of surgical instruments.; Girolamo Fabrici Italian anatomist, he became professor of anatomy and surgery in Padua from 1562. By dissecting animals, Fabricius investigated the formation of the fetus, the structure of the oesophagus, stomach and bowels, and the peculiarities of the eye, the ear and the larynx. His main claim to fame is the discovery of the membranous folds that he calls "valves" in the interior of veins. He did not know the purpose of these folds; however, they are now understood to prevent blood from flowing backwards. He is also famous for pioneering work that earned him the title of 'The Father of Embryology' in Italian medical science., Haskell F. Norman 748 (regarding Fabrici’s surgical works)B2885Lyon: Jean-Antoine Huguetan(1674)
USD2499.02Book Medical;1674nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2885&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.N. BellinAtlas de l\\\'Histoire des Voyages / An Untitled collection of 73 maps and charts mostly by Bellin.Contemporary 1/4 mottled calf with matching marbled paper boards, spine in six densely gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , A fine example, bound in 18th century French binding, maps are clean and crisp., 4to, P. 73 maps, table., With a table and 73 maps depicting various locations around the world. A variation of the Shirley entry listed below. Most of the maps are by Bellin, with a few at the end that are after Captain Cook.; The British Library has an example of this untitled atlas. “Bellin’s signature is on the majority of the charts… The dates on charts 1-70 range from 1738-1758. . .charts showing the discoveries of Captain Cook in the Pacific must date from the late 1770s. Many charts or maps have in their titles the phrase ‘Pour server a l’Histoire Generale des Voyages’ (the encyclopedia set of tomes by L’Abbe Prevost d’Exiles).”<br>, Shirley M.Bell-6aB2888Paris: (c. 1779.)
USD6000.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1779.noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2888&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. Louis EnaultLa Mediterranee ses Iles et Ses BordsContemporary ¼ morocco with cloth boards, upper and lower boards with embossed double-lined borders, spine in five gilt designed compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges gilt. , An excellent example, plates and text are clean and crisp, bound in period binding., 4to, P. half-title, printer’s imprint, blank, frontis, title, blank, (1), 1-538., With 22 steel-engraved plates, four of which are originally hand-coloured. The plates depict various people and locations around the Mediterranean.B2891Paris: Morizot(1863)
USD1000.0Book Mediterranean;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2891&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hubert GoltziusIcones imperatorum romanorum, ex priscis numismatibus ad viuum delineatae, & breui Narratione. . .Contemporary full calf, spine with 7 densely gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges speckled red. , Occasional faint browning otherwise a very good to fine example of this important book on Roman coins which illustrates handsome portraits of Roman emperors. , Small folio, P. half-title, blank, engraved title, blank, v-xiv, (2), 1-423, (3), printer’s imprint., Superbly engraved title by Cornelius Galle after Peter Paul Rubens. Elaborate initials, 160 numbered portraits, 9 of which have been left blank and were not completed by the printer. Also 7 are numbered as two because two faces are found within one oval. In total there are 144 actual Chiaroscuro plates (a deep brown background with white highlights making these plates particularly striking and unusual.) The portraits are of the various empeorors of Rome from Julius Ceaser onwards. The plates of this 1645 edition were engraved by Christian Jegher (a prominent German engraver who worked in Holland) to which he added some additional plates.; Chiaroscuro printing is rare, it was designed to make a print look like a renaissance wash drawing, and was in fact early colour printing using 2 or 3 closely related shades. , Cicognara 2868; Brunet II, 1653; Funck 324B2892Antwerp: Casperii Gevartii(1645)
USD5000.0Book Antiquities General;Book Plate Books General;1645nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2892&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322245860.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinAn Untitled collection of 74 maps and charts mostly by Bellin.Contemporary ½ calf with marbled paper boards. Spine with 6 gilt designed compartments of raised bands, green morocco label on two. All edges speckled blue., A very good to fine example, maps are clean and crisp. , 4to, P. 74 maps, 74 maps are present depicting various locations around the world. A variation of the Shirley reference listed below. Most of the maps are by Bellin, with a few at the end that are by Captain Cook. , Volume : 1; It seems that the British Library also has an example of this untitled atlas. <br>“Bellin’s signature is on the majority of the charts… The dates on charts 1-70 range from 1738-1758. . .charts showing the discoveries of Captain Cook in the Pacific must date from the late 1770s. Many charts or maps have in their titles the phrase ‘Pour server a l’Histoire Generale des Voyages’ (the encyclopedia set of tomes by L’Abbe Prevost d’Exiles).”<br>, Shirley M.Bell-6aB2896Paris: (1738-1779)
USD6000.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;1738-1779noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2896&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Daniel DefoeThe life and Adventures of Robinson CrusoeLate 19th century full calf, upper and lower boards with embossed floral foliage borders within a gilt greek key tooled designed border. Spine with 6 geometrically designed embossed compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on 2 and 5. All edges gilt, marbled paste down and free end papers and ex-libris on paste down end paper. , In fine condition. An attractive example in decorative 19th century binding. , large 8vo, Volume 1. P. frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, (6), 1-405; Volume 2. P. frontis, title, blank, iii-v, blank, 1-446., 16 copper engraved plates including 2 frontis pieces. Two title pages with a small vignette image. , Volume : 2; The book was first published in 1719.<br>Daniel Defoe was an English writer, journalist, and pamphleteer, who gained fame for his novel Robinson Crusoe. Defoe is known for being one of the earliest practitioners of the novel, as he helped to popularise the form in Britain, and is even referred to by some as one of the founders of the English novel. A prolific and versatile writer, he wrote more than five hundred books, pamphlets, and journals on various topics.<br>B2897London: John Stockdale(1804)
USD1750.0Book Literature English;1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD374.38Book Americas Indians;1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0c. 1801.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD35.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1981nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1962nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Canada East Quebec;1866nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Social Sciences General;Book Modern General;1993noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Modern General;1998noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General;1958nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2945&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.S. Hunter Jr.Hunter's Eastern Townships Scenery, Canada East.Cloth with title in gilt on upper board. , A fine copy, folio, 15 plates including 1 map and 1 engraved title; This is a reprint of the original done in 1860.<br>T.P.L. 5907. Land 1863. Spendlove p.44-45. Sabin 33936. Harper p.167. " As the text indicates, Hunter lived in Stanstead, in the Eastern Townships, and so could describe and illustrate this distinct and very beautiful part of the Province of Quebec from personal knowledge. The plates were accurately drawn and lithographed, and are of much interest and increasing rarity. They were printed in black and white, and sometimes later given a wash of colour. Lithographed by Bufford in Boston who did so many early views for Nathaniel Currier". Spendlove. The plates are oval shaped with interesting small separately titled vignette illustrations at the corners. These attractive antique lithograph views portray this scenic area of Quebec in the mid-nineteenth century. The map indicates the railway connections to the eastern townships.B2949Sherbrooke: Page-Sangster Inc.(1966)
USD171.3Book Canada East Quebec;1966nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1982nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2950&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.V. TooleyThe Mapping of AmericaJacket over cloth boards, Dust jacket is present in fine condition. , 4toB2951London: The Holland Press Limited(1988)
USD150.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1988nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD45.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1987nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD45.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1988nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1992nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD85.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1990nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2958&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hannah WolleyThe Compleat Servant-Maid, or the Young Maidens Tutor. Directing them how they may fit, and qualifie themselves for any one of these Employments, viz. Waiting-Woman, House-Keeper, Chamber-Maid, Cook-Maid, Under-Cook-Maid, Nursery-Maid, Dairy-Maid, Laundry-Maid, House-Maid, Scullery-Maid. Whereunto is added a Supplement containing the choicest Receipts and rarest Secrets in Physick and Chirurgery.Recent full calf, spine in six compartments of gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, red morocco label on two. , The lower left corner of the frontispiece is extended and laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation, title leaf is strengthened by tissue paper, some restoration to the final leaf, upper margins shaved closely; otherwise a very good example in an uncut state, plates and text are clean. , 12mo, P. frontis, title, blank, (4), 9-178, (2)., With 3 plates, including the frontispiece and two folding plates depicting the alphabet.; Hannah Wolley was known for her books on cookery, as well as for being the first woman to try to write and publish books on cooking and other things related to the upkeep of a household. Her recipes were easy to follow and more suited to everyday people.<br>, Wing 3275B2960London: Thomas Passenger(c. 1691)
USD3750.0Book Women General;Book Crafts & Trades;c. 1691nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2963&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir John RossNarrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a North West Passage and of a Residence in the Arctic Regions during the Years 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833.Contemporary ¼ calf with marbled boards. Spine has 6 compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt morocco title in second compartment. , Generally very good, occasional minor browning. Small tear at the top of the spine, restored. This copy does not contain the appendix volume. , 4to, P. Frontis, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, (1), blank, (1), blank, i-xxxiii, (1), 1-740, (4)., 6 maps, charts and plans, 2 of which are hand coloured. 25 plates depicting various scenes and people discovered on the voyage, 9 of which are hand coloured. , Volume : 1; “As a result of the failure of his voyage in 1818, the Admiralty refused to support John Ross in a second expedition. It was not until 1829 that the assistance of Felix Booth, the sheriff of London, enabled him to set out in the small paddle-steamer Victory with his nephew James Clark Ross as second in command. The expedition survived four winters in the Arctic, during which James Clark Ross discovered the North Magnetic Pole. James Clark Ross edited the natural history section of the appendix, and John Ross the remaining sections, comprising meteorology, navigation, and ethnology.” (Hill), Hill 1490; Abbey Travel 636; Sabin 73381; Arctic Bibliography 14866B2967London: A.W. Webster(1835)
USD1250.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General; Book Voyages General;1835yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2967&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Marjorie Lismer BridgesA Border of Beauty: Arthur Lismer's Pen and PencilVery Good condition, with original dust jacket., 4toB2976Toronto: Red Rock Publishing Co(1977)
USD35.0Book Biography; Book Canada General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1977yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Natural History Botanical;c. 1906yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Map South America Brazil1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0; Maps Europe Benelux1696nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD240.0Maps Russia; Maps Asia Continent1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia; Maps Polar Arctic Regions;1610nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0; Maps Europe Germany1710nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Balkans Croatia; Maps Europe Balkans Serbia, Montenegro; Maps Europe Balkans Bosnia and Herzegovina1725nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD835.0; Maps Europe Ireland1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0; Maps Europe Germany1701nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M38&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1768.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arrowsmith, JChart of the East India Isands.Hand Colored, Good; several small tears along the lower margin; 1" tear entering the map from the upper left hand corner, professionally repaired., Size : 242x376 (mm), 9.5x14.75 (Inches)M43London: (1800)
USD175.0; Maps Asia South East1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD300.0; Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1400.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Asia South EastMaps Asia South East Philippines; Maps Asia South East Malaysia & Singapore;1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD400.0Maps Europe Ireland1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M85&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1774.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann, Johann BaptistProvinciarum persicarum Kilaniae nempe Chirvaniae DagestaniaeHand Colored, Very Good; some age toning; left margin extended; some of the lower and left margin shaved, Size : 496x595 (mm), 19.5x23.375 (Inches)M86Nuremberg: (1702)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Middle East Armenia; Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD335.0; Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East China1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M91&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1900.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Shenk; ValkMagni Mogolis ImperiumOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good, some minor oxidation of green going through the page., Size : 420x520 (mm), 16.5x20.5 (Inches); Uncommon map of the northern India . The interior is filled with exotic animals, including elephants and ostriches. The decorative cartouches for the title and scale of miles are surrounded with local people and goods.M92Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Central India1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M92&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-05-08003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rapkin, JChili and La PlataOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 345x255 (mm), 13.625x10 (Inches)M98London: Tallis(1851)
USD275.0; Maps South America Chile; Maps South America Argentina1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M98&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b8400f5969cdf434a68158b1b20605cc_1322510513.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rapkin, JFalkland Islands and PatagoniaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 355x250 (mm), 14x9.875 (Inches)M100London: John Tallis & co(1851)
USD175.0; Maps South America Argentina1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M100&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1460.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasPlan du port et ville de Louisburg dans l'isle RoyaleHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 225x290 (mm), 8.875x11.375 (Inches); Second State. Published in "Allgemeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande"., Kershaw, Early Printed Maps of Canada, Vol III, Entry 887M106Leipzig: Arkstee & Merkus(1756)
USD275.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M106&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1158.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte de l'isle de Ceylan pour servir a l'Histoire Generale des VoyagesBlack & White, Excellent; some mild darkening of lower right margin, Size : 272x260 (mm), 10.75x10.25 (Inches)M117Paris: (1750)
USD275.0Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M117&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1594.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Apres de Mannevillette, Jean Baptiste Nicolas DenisCarte de la Baye et du port de Trinquemalay dans l'isle de Ceylon Levee exactement en 1762 par le Sr. Ge. Neichelson Sous les ordres de Mr. Samuel Cornish Vice Amiral de l'Escadre Bleue, et Commandant en Chef des Vaisseaux Anglois aux IndexHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 505x685 (mm), 19.875x27 (Inches)M124Paris: (1775)
USD750.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M124&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-04-07006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tirion, IsaakNieuwe kaart van de Grootbrittannische volkplantingen in Noord America waar in tevens de Fransche bezittingen en de Landen, tusschen die beide volken in geschil staande en de wederzydsche pretensien duidelyk aangewezen worden. Getrokken uit de beste ...Hand Colored, Vey Good, Size : 365x460 (mm), 14.375x18.125 (Inches); "Although the map bears the date of 1755 it was apparently not published until 1769, in Tirion's 'Niewe en Beknopte Hand-Atlas' "<br>-McCorkle, LC Maps of North America, 1750-1789, 63; McCorkle 769.1; Koeman III: Tir 4M133Amsterdam: (1755)
USD1250.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States East; Maps United States New England1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M133&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/118-1894_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasKarte von dem Ostlichen-Stucke von Neu Frankreich oder CanadaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 407x560 (mm), 16x22 (Inches); Published in "Allgemeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande"., Kershaw, Early Printed Maps of Canada, Entry 686M135Leipzig: Arkstee & Merkus(1756)
USD1250.0Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M135&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/118-1883_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Zatta, AntonioLa Pensilvania, La Nuova York, Il Jersey Settentio Le, Con la Parte occidentale del Connecticut, Massachusset-S Bay E L'IrochesiaHand Colored, Good, Size : 335x441 (mm), 13.125x17.375 (Inches); Note: We have several copies of this map., Portinaro & Knirsch Plate CXLVIIIM139Venice: (1778)
USD1000.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada Ontario1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M139&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ff82b8f170f631d5d5905625e70419d_1296936484.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hayward, GeorgeCensus of the state of New York 1855.Hand Colored, Good, Size : 455x555 (mm), 17.875x21.875 (Inches)M146New York: (1856)
USD275.0; Maps United States East New York1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M146&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/120-2022_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rurek, ADas Land vom St. Lorenzo Fluffe lis zum Meerbufen von Mexico und vom Missisippi FI. bis zum aflantischen Meere. Die Vereinigten Staaten in NordamerikaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 420x590 (mm), 16.5x23.25 (Inches)M162(1800)
USD500.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada; Maps United States1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M162&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0159.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tardieu, Pierre FrancoisCarte de la Caroline Meridionale et Septentrionale et de la VirginieHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 335x445 (mm), 13.125x17.5 (Inches)M173Paris: (1802)
USD575.0; Maps United States East North Carolina; Maps United States East South Carolina; Maps United States East Virginia1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M173&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/118-1892_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RapkinEast Canada and New BrunswickHand Colored, Very Good; one or two browning spots on outer margins, Size : 276x355 (mm), 10.875x14 (Inches); The illustrated atlas of the English publisher John Tallis is regarded by most experts as the last decorative atlas ever made. A beautiful steel engraving of Quebec decorates the upper left and there is a scene of a group of Indians in the lower bottom.M204London: Tallis(1851)
USD375.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M204&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1449.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Zatta, AntonioLa Baja d'Hudson Terra di Laborador e Grenlandia con Le Isole adjacentl / Il Canada le colonie Inglesi con La Luigiana, e floridaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 605x415 (mm), 23.75x16.375 (Inches)M208Venice: (1778)
USD2000.0Maps North America; Maps North America Great Lakes1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M208&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ff82b8f170f631d5d5905625e70419d_1296936526.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasKarte von der insel Montreal und den Gegenden Umher, Nach den Manuscripten der Karten, Grundrisse und Tagebucher bey der Marine entworfenHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 243x309 (mm), 9.5x12.125 (Inches); A charming 18th century map of Montreal done by Belline and published in Germany. <br>Published in "Allgemeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande", Kershaw, Early Printed Maps of Canada, Vol IV, Entry 1089M217Leipzig: Arkstee & Merkus(1756)
USD650.0Maps Canada East Quebec Montreal1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-02-07004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Zatta, AntonioL'Acadia, Le province de Sagadahook E main la Nuove Hampshire, la Rhode Island E partie di Massachusset E ConneticutHand Colored in outline, Very Good, Size : 330x440 (mm), 13x17.25 (Inches); This map forms a continuous strip from the upper part of nova Scotia down to Conneticut, Portinaro and Franco Knirsch Plate CXLIXM218Venice: (1778)
USD1000.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M218&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/118-1810_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinkertonNorthern Hemisphere / Southern HemisphereOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Some yellowing at the fold, Size : 505x505 (mm), 19.875x19.875 (Inches); Two sheets. The map size as indicated is the image size per sheet. Each sheet is also available individually, for the price of $600 US.M228Philadelphia: (1814)
USD600.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia; Maps Polar Antarctic Regions1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0262.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Brion, LouisAnalyse de l' Hemi-Sphere Occidental.Hand Colored with relevant text, Very Good, Size : 380x535 (mm), 15x21 (Inches); Rather elaborately designed border with beautiful hand coloringM234Paris: (1766)
USD1000.0; Maps North America; Maps South America Continent1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M234&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/120-2008_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Brion, LouisAnalyse. de la carte generale de l'AmeriqueHand Colored with relevant text, Good, Size : 380x535 (mm), 15x21 (Inches); Rather elaborately designed border with beautiful hand coloring, with relevant textM235Paris: (1766)
USD1000.0; Maps North America; Maps South America Continent1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M235&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/120-2003_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'Anville; Santini, PPartie Occidentale du Canada et Septentrionale de la Louisiane avec une partie de la PensilvanieHand Colored in outline., Excellent, Size : 490x570 (mm), 19.25x22.375 (Inches); Fine copper engraved map of the Great Lakes region with numerous place and Indian names. It is based on D'Anville's influential map of North America (1746). The map extends from the upper Mississippi River valley east to include most of Lake Ontario, north to James Bay and southeast to Philadelphia. Chicagon (Chicago) and Detroit are both located. Green Bay in present-day Wisconsin is named Bay des...<br>Second State., Kershaw 978; Bibliotheque Nationale du Quebec # 129. ; Tooley (Amer) p.317.M240Venice: (1775)
USD2500.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States; Maps Canada1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M240&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0548.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bowen, EmanA new and accurate map of America drawn from the most approved modern Maps and Charts and adjusted by Astronomical ObservationsHand Colored, Good, Size : 375x450 (mm), 14.75x17.75 (Inches); From John Harris’ Navigatium . . . Voyages and Travels<br>The map is a detailed copper engraving. The river systems of both continents are well depicted. California is correctly shown as a peninsula and North-Western Canada (American North West) is devoid of detail with the notations "Parts Undiscovered" and "the supposed Straits of Annian". Parts of Africa and Spain shown to the far East Directions of tradewinds are shown in the oceans and newly discovered islands are noted across the Pacific. Title cartouche depicts natives and a European landing party, and two compass roses decorate the map.M243London: (1747)
USD750.0; Maps North America; Maps South America Continent1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/120-2037_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lazius, Wolfgang - Mercator, GerardAvstriae Descrip per Wolfgangvm LazivmHand Colored, Very Good; mild toning of left hand margin; small waterstain in the lower right hand corner of the margin, Size : 350x483 (mm), 13.75x19 (Inches); Decorative map of Austria with two cartouches.M262Amsterdam: (1592)
USD1400.0; Maps Europe Austria1592nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M262&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d9e927a4ce31a686f5c9d34f5c54b192_1255039753.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, HenriNouvelle carte de la Hongrie, divisee selon ses differents EtatsHand Colored with relevant text., Excellent; left margin extended, Size : 485x635 (mm), 19.125x25 (Inches); An interesting map of Hungary showing the different countries.M268Amsterdam: (1719)
USD490.0; Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Hungary1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Central America1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0213.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte de l'Ocean Meridional Dressee pour Servir a l'Histoire Generale des VoyagesHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 356x457 (mm), 14x18 (Inches)M285Paris: Prevost, Antoine F.(1746)
USD375.0; Maps Ocean Atlantic1746nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M285&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN2420.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bonne, RigobertCanada.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 250x360 (mm), 9.875x14.125 (Inches); Detailed map, extending to the lakes regions to Labrador and the St.Lawrence River.<br><br>From "Atlas Encyclopedique, contenant La Geographie Ancienne, . . . Par M. Bonne . . . Et par M. Desmarest . . . A Paris, Hotel de thou, rue des poitevins. M. DCC. LXXXVIII., Kershaw, Early Printed Maps of Canada, Vol II, Entry 383M292Paris: (1788)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada Ontario;; Maps North America Great Lakes1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M292&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1149.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte du cours du Fleuve de St. Laurent depuis son embouchure jusqu' au dessus de Quebec.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 250x313 (mm), 9.875x12.375 (Inches); Showing the St.Lawrence from above Quebec to it's estuary.M299Paris: (1759)
USD200.0Maps Canada East; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East New Brunswick1759nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keulen, Johannes VanPas-kaart, vande Zee-Kusten van Terra Nova Met de Byleggende Zee-Kusten van Francia Nova Canada en AccadieBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 510x580 (mm), 20.125x22.875 (Inches); Decorative sea chart of maritime Canada, Accadie, and part of Labrador, the Grand Banks and other areas are prominently marked. With Decorative vignette.M301Amsterdam: (1700)
USD1750.0Maps Canada East; Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Sea Chart1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Canada East1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M315&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d93128fc4923e04586cd6730543b152d_1336684382.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, HenriNouvelle Carte de L'Amerique Septentrionale Dressee sur les Plus Nouvelles Observations de Messieurs de L'Acadamie des Sciences et des Meilleurs Geographies avec des Tables Tres Instructives et Curieses de la Division de Tous Les Etats et les ...Hand Colored with relevant text., Good, Size : 480x600 (mm), 18.875x23.625 (Inches); A superb map of North America originaly published by Delisle.M319Amsterdam: (1719)
USD1750.0; Maps North America1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M319&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/118-1802_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'Suite du Perou Audience de CharcasHand Colored, Excellent; one or two very faint browning spots, Size : 230x320 (mm), 9x12.625 (Inches)M335Paris: (1751)
USD275.0Maps South America Peru1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps City Maps1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M352&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f47f5ad04bd72293315189a4c70de2bc_1250803672.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WhartonNorth America - East coast Nova Scotia, Prince Edward I. And part of New BrunswickHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 670x995 (mm), 26.375x39.125 (Inches)M372London: Wharton, Captain W. J. L.(1893)
USD375.0Maps Canada East; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island; Maps Sea Chart1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps West Indies Cuba; Maps United States South Florida1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M373&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-03-05032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuPolonia Regnum, et Silesia DucatusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 420x510 (mm), 16.5x20.125 (Inches); A decorative map of Poland from the "Atlas major" with original hand coloring. Latin text on verso., Mojski, Piotr Maria, "Cartographia Rappersviliana Polonorum", page 105, number 40;M389Amsterdam: (1624)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1624nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Canada East; Maps Canada East Newfoundland;; Maps United States New England1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Atlantic1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0; Maps Europe Germany1595nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1701nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M433&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1628.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte Reduite des Mers du NordBlack & White, Good; left margin partially shaved; small tear (1") enters image from left hand side, professionally repaired; some slight darkening of right hand margin, Size : 348x470 (mm), 13.75x18.5 (Inches)M440Paris: (1758)
USD200.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Iceland1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe France1647nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M443&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Levasseur, VictorDept. de Sienne et Osie.Hand Colored with relevant text, Very Good; some age toning on the outsides of margins (not visible in the picture due to the matting), Size : 360x530 (mm), 14.125x20.875 (Inches); From the "Atlas National Illustre. . . De la France"M450Paris: (1845)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France Paris1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M450&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1652.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ortelius, AbrahamPersici Sive Sophorvm Regni TypvsHand Colored, Very good, Size : 352x504 (mm), 13.875x19.875 (Inches); Marcel P. R. van den Broecke, "Ortelius Atlas Maps An Illustrated Guide", map 167.M457Antwerp: (1595)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1595nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M457&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1878.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Blome, RichardA generall mapp of the Empire of GermanyHand Colored, Excellent; some browning of the fold (mostly lower fold), Size : 290x407 (mm), 11.375x16 (Inches)M462London: (1670)
USD475.0; Maps Europe Germany1670nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M462&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1724.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Brion, LouisLa Suede et la Norwege avec IslandeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some light occasional browning, Size : 281x317 (mm), 11x12.5 (Inches)M467Paris: (1766)
USD175.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M467&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6d2d1a995aa93e53aefd4bab23892b27_1319294094.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Brion, LouisGrande Tartarie et Isles de JaponOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 283x313 (mm), 11.125x12.375 (Inches)M468Paris: (1766)
USD275.0; Maps Russia; Maps Asia Far East China; Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East Korea1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1712nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M472&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-05-05004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, HenriCarte de la partie Septentrionale du Royaume de SuedeHand Colored, Excellent; some light age toning, Size : 395x470 (mm), 15.5x18.5 (Inches)M486Amsterdam: (1721)
USD275.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden; Maps Europe Scandinavia1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M486&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1790.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson, Nicolas d'AbbevilleAfrica Vetus, Nicolai Sanson Christianiss Galliar Regis GeographiHand Colored in outline, Excellent, Size : 413x570 (mm), 16.25x22.375 (Inches); "This map of 1667 has a simple wreath cartouche in the top right corner. The shape of the African continent is a little strange, with numerous coastal inlets. The rivers are distinct and noticeable and only the very large ones are named. No places, bays or rivers are named south of the Tropic of Capricorn, except for one cape on the east coast marked 'Prassum Prom'. Azania and Azanium Mare appear just below the Horn of Africa. All the inhabitants of southern Africa are labelled 'Anthropophagi Aethiopes' or cannibals. The origin of the Nile is once again based on the Ptolemaic concept of twin lakes.", Norwich's Map 41.M488Paris: Mariette, Pierre(1667)
USD1000.0; Maps Africa Continent1667nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1595nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M491&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1644.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lazium, Wolfgang - Blaeu, GAvstria ArchidvcatvsOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, lower joint reinforced, minor creases around the central fold, Size : 370x545 (mm), 14.5x21.5 (Inches); Decorative map of Austria with two large cartouches. French text on verso.M492Amsterdam: (1649)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Austria1649nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M492&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1707.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator, GerardArgow cum parte meridHand Colored, Excellent; lower margin partially shaved, Size : 385x498 (mm), 15.125x19.625 (Inches); Note: This item is a pair with map 491. The price listed is for the pair.M496Amsterdam: (1595)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1595nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M496&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1645.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'Isle, GuillaumeIn Notitiam Ecclesiasticam Africae Tabula GeographicaOriginal Hand Coloring with some hand colouring, Excellent, Size : 397x540 (mm), 15.625x21.25 (Inches)M500Amsterdam: Covens, Jean & Mortier, Corneille(1740)
USD1250.0; Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Europe Spain; Maps Africa North1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-08-07006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'Isle, GuillaumeTerrae Sanctae TabulaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent; light age toning (esp outer margins), Size : 343x490 (mm), 13.5x19.25 (Inches); with a decorative cartouche in the top left.M502Paris: (1763)
USD575.0; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M502&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1856.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, HenriNouvelle carte de l'Angleterre dans laqu'elle l'on observeHand Colored with relevant text., Excellent, Size : 483x640 (mm), 19x25.125 (Inches); An interesting map of England with all its regions.M505Amsterdam: (1719)
USD375.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M505&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1797.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Du Val, PierreCarte de Boheme Moravie Silesie et LvsaceOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 413x540 (mm), 16.25x21.25 (Inches)M510Paris: Mariette, Pierre(1669)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia1669nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M510&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-05-07a006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaillot, HubertNova et Accurata Regni Hungariae Tabula, Ad Usum Serenissimi Burguniae DucisOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 455x570 (mm), 17.875x22.375 (Inches)M516Paris: (1696)
USD900.0Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe BalkansMaps Europe Romania;1696nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M516&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fd8d1d8ec727834f0fe1f14f40c03b11_1297875741.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann, Johann BaptistRegni Daniae in quo sunt Sucatus Holsatia et Slesvicum Insulae Daniae, Provinciae Iutia Cania Bleingia etcOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent; slight age toning, Size : 490x565 (mm), 19.25x22.25 (Inches)M517Nuremberg: (1730)
USD600.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East Newfoundland1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario; Maps Canada East Quebec;; Maps North America Great Lakes1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD315.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada Ontario1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Asia Central India1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD700.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1663nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Asia Far East Japan1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe France1716nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Hungary1649nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps United States East Pennsylvania1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps Central America Mexico1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1039&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jefferys, ThomasA chart of the gulf of St. Lawrence Composed from a Great Number of Actual Surveys and other Materials, Regulated and Connected by Astronomical ObservationsHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 520x630 (mm), 20.5x24.75 (Inches); "Covers Anticosti Island, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton Island, the Magdalen Islands, and part of the coasts of Quebec, Labrador, Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Shows shoals, bank, the type bottom, some towns and forts along the coast, soundings, and relief. Includes a table of 'Astronomical Observations in which this chart is Grounded'. 'XI' in upper right magin."<br>-Sellers & Van Ee, Sellers & Van Ee 257M1046London: Sayer & Bennett(1775)
USD1250.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1060&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1207.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain; GuedevilleCarte de la Nouvelle France, ou se voit le cours des Grandes Rivieres de S. Laurens & de Mississipi aujour d'hui S. Louis, Aux Environs desquelles se trouvent les Etats, Pays, Nations, Peuples &cHand Colored, Very Good, upper margin extended., Size : 435x500 (mm), 17.125x19.625 (Inches); The map is from the " Atlas Historique." This map is Chatelain's reduced version of N. De Fer's very important four-sheet map of 1718. It is one of the most informative map of French possessions in North America in the early 18th century. The map has an Inset plan and view of Quebec which is enclosed in an extremely decorative cartouche. At the top left of the map is large scale map of the Mississippi Delta and Mobile Bay. The Louisiana and Mississippi valley areas were based on De l'Isle's manuscript map of 1701. The geography of New England and Eastern Canada originates with Franquelin. The map is filled with wildlife, scenes and views of Indians hunting and in their villages, and the oceans are embellished with many ships, canoes and sea monsters. The map was issued to promote the recently established 'Compagnie Francoise Occident', which was created to repay the debt of Louix XIV and offered inducements to encourage settlement in Louisiana., Verner and Stuart-Stubbs #11, Kershaw #332.M1066Paris: Guedeville(1719)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1066&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296180841.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lahontan, Louis Armand Baron deCarte de la Riviere Longue et de Quelque Autres qui se dechargent dans le Gd. Fleuve de MissipipiBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 124x307 (mm), 4.875x12.125 (Inches); Louis Armand de Lom d'Arce, baron de Lahontan (1666-1715?), was the son of a prominent civil engineer in the court of Louis XIV. In the 1680s Lahontan went to Canada with the Bourbon Regiment, where he served as Lord Lieutenant of the French colony at Placentia in Newfoundland. He commanded Fort St. Joseph in 1687 before deciding to return to the East coast the next year. Baron de Lahontan claimed to have traveled to the northern portions of the Mississippi River and to the villages of the Osage Indians on the Missouri River, but it was his journey to the Long River on his trip back that captivated the attention of adventurers who dreamed of finding a passage to the Pacific.<br><br>According to Lahontan, during a four-month journey in the winter of 1688-89 his party of three hundred men explored the Long River or, as it is labeled on his map, the "Rivière Morte" or "Rivière Longue." The expedition traveled up the Long River about 800 miles from the Mississippi. At this point Indians told him that he was about 450 miles from a great salt lake that was near some high mountains. Lahontan insisted that the Indians had shown him a map drawn on a deer skin which depicted a large river running to the western sea and he suggests this passage to the Pacific Ocean on his own map. <br><br>The account of Lahontan’s journey on the Long River, together with his travels throughout New France from 1683 to 1694, was entitled Nouveaux Voyages de Mr. le baron de Lahontan, dans l’Am‚rique Septentrionale. This book which included his original map of the Long River was published in The Hague in 1703 in two- and three- volume editions and in London in a two-volume English edition. In 1704 in Amsterdam Lahontan published separately an account of his conversation with an Indian, entitled Dialogues de Monsieur le baron de Lahontan et d’un Sauvage, dans l’Amerique. Lahontan’s works were widely published and very popular in Europe. The Long River appeared on other maps as late as 1785."<br>-From The University of Virginia Library Special Collections.<br><br>"[In this map] Lahontan claimed to have discovered a great river which flowed into the Mississippi from the West and thereby aroused old hopes of a water route to the Pacific.The most generous interpretation of La Hontan's geography still does not make it possible to identify his 'Riviere Longue' with any existing rivers. That this stream flowed only in his fertile imagination is proven by his accounts of the Indian trives living on its banks, tribes such as the Eokoros, the Essanapes, the Gnacsitares , and the Mozeemleks, none of whom can be identified by the known facts about western tribes or the bustoms of North American Indians generally."<br>-Verner and Stuart-Stubbs, Schwarz and Ehrenberg 137; Buisseret, map # 11; Verner and Stuart-Stubbs p.92M1093The Hague: (1719)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1103&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Zatta, AntonioParte Orientale Della Florida, Della Giorgia, E Carolina MeridionaleHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 335x440 (mm), 13.125x17.25 (Inches); "This map, with its note about the British attack on Chareston in 1776, is the last in Zatta's southeastern sequence. At this time Florida was still British, having been acquired from Spain in 1763. It would be returned to Spain in 1783, and finally would be ceded to the United States in 1819."<br>-Portinaro & Knirsch, Portinaro & Knirsch Plate CLIIM1107Venice: (1778)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1113&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_75a9db712d1c82f13d771294a806ed27_1299698588.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasPartie Occidentale de la Nouvelle France ou du CanadaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good,, Size : 450x570 (mm), 17.75x22.375 (Inches); \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"[...] Bellin made this map to illustrate French explorations in the West and to show the relationship among the Great Lakes. This, then, summarizes the knowledge of the central part of the country as the French knew it near the end of their occupation. The map shows the river systems known to the French explorers, locates French forts and settlements, and indentifies Indian villages.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"<br>-Verner and Stuart-Stubbs, Verner and Stuart-Stubbs p.56<br>Kershaw #950.M1119Germany: Homann(1755)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1205&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_129870ac57384c65eab64c4b3f52bc17_1299946170.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GuthryPoland Shewing the Claims of Russia, Prussia & Austria from the best AuthoritiesHand Colored, Good, Size : 355x395 (mm), 14x15.5 (Inches)M1208London: Dilly, C. & Robinson, G.(1792)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1208&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c0c5683d5eef750e20cdec17ffcc0b14_1317403413.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinkertonPolandOriginal Hand Coloring, Good; Moderate browning about the fold, small tear in the lower left hand corner, repaired, extending 1/2" into the plate., Size : 510x700 (mm), 20.125x27.5 (Inches)M1210Philadelphia: Debson(1813)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1210&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0039.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaeger, I. W.Carte Topographique D\'Allemagne Contenant une Partie de Pologne, pour accomplir le Quarre de la grande Carte d\'Allemagne, savoir les Palatinats de Gnesen, Inowroziaw, et BresestzHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 520x585 (mm), 20.5x23 (Inches); Engraved by BerndtM1213Frankfurt: (1779)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6fb96f46d3efdb5ce94dfff9fe2fe771_1355088225.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaeger, I. W.Carte Topographique D\'Allemagne Contenant un reste de Pomeranie et une Partie de la Pologne Prussienne savoir les Terriroires de Dirscau, Sclochow, Tuchel, Schwetz et du Palatinat de KulmHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 510x647 (mm), 20.125x25.5 (Inches); Engraved by BerndtM1214Frankfurt: (1779)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1214&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6fb96f46d3efdb5ce94dfff9fe2fe771_1355088270.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rapkin, JJamaicaOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 276x355 (mm), 10.875x14 (Inches); With four inset views: "Port Royal Harbour", "Kingston", "Sugar Mill", "Port Antonio". The seal of the colony is shown directly under the title of the map; and an image of a flying fish is shown in between the two lower insets of the map.M1220London: John Tallis & co(1851)
USD275.0Maps West Indies Jamaica1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1220&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-01-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le Rouge, Sr.La Jamaique aux Anglois dans le Golfe du Mexique / La Bermude aux AngloisHand Colored, Very Good; upper margin reinforced, some repair in lower margin, not affecting image, Size : 216x286 (mm), 8.5x11.25 (Inches); In "Atlas Nouveau Portatif a l'Usage des Militaires", A Paris chez le Rouge., Tooley, The Mapping of Bermuda, page 19 & Plate XVIM1221Paris: (1746)
USD675.0Maps West Indies Bermuda; Maps West Indies Jamaica1746nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1221&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0916.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bonne, RigobertCarte de l'Isle de la JamaiqueHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 230x350 (mm), 9x13.75 (Inches)M1222Paris: (1765)
USD275.0Maps West Indies Jamaica1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1222&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0982.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jefferys, ThomasThe Island of Jamaica and Cape Gracias a Dios with the BanksHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 500x635 (mm), 19.625x25 (Inches)M1223London: Sayer, Robert(1775)
USD1000.0Maps West Indies Jamaica; Maps Sea Chart1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1223&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-02-07009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]StielerPetermann Vereinigte Staaten von Nord-Amerika in G. Blattern, BL 2 / Petermann: Vereinigte Staaten von Nord-Amerika in G. Blattern, BL 3<br><br>(Great Lakes)Hand Colored, Very good, Size : 357x840 (mm), 14x33 (Inches)M1225(1875)
USD750.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1225&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0136.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rapkin, JNatal and KaffrariaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good; some yellowing of the fold; light age toning, Size : 350x275 (mm), 13.75x10.875 (Inches)M1229London: Tallis(1845)
USD275.0Maps Africa South1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1229&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN2275.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasLe Pays des Hottentots aux Environs du Cap de Bonne EsperanceHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 240x345 (mm), 9.5x13.625 (Inches)M1230Paris: (1758)
USD325.0Maps Africa South1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_98be10ad360d8ac05d0e7f641147d48d_1292081935.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasLe Pays des Hottentots aux Environs du Cap de Bonne EsperanceBlack & White, Upper margin reinforced; otherwise Good Condition, Size : 240x345 (mm), 9.5x13.625 (Inches)M1242Paris: (1758)
USD325.0Maps Africa South1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1242&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_98be10ad360d8ac05d0e7f641147d48d_1292081986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ValentineMap of New York and VicinityHand Colored, Very Good; Thin paper, Size : 860x530 (mm), 33.875x20.875 (Inches); Several copies availableM1246New York: Dripps, M(1865)
USD750.0; Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps City Maps1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1246&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0148.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]StielerPetermann Vereinigte Staaten von Nord-Amerika in G. Blattern, BL 1Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 355x420 (mm), 14x16.5 (Inches)M1251(1875)
USD275.0; Maps United States West1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1251&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff64d5723af3e7cdcc3522110e34e757_1330446622.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Zatta, AntonioLa Parte Occidentale Della Nuova Francia O Canada…Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 640x860 (mm), 25.125x33.875 (Inches); A stunning and attractive four-sheet, large scale map of the Great Lakes, put together and laid down on acid-free canvas for long term presevation. This set of maps of the Great Lakes from the North American section of Zatta's "Atlante Novissimo", one of the major Italian atlases of the 18th century, are based on Mitchell's important map of 1755 (with updates such as a reference to Bourgoyne's defeat at Saratoga, among others). Mitchell's work was the most influential map of North America made in the 18th century. There were twenty-one editions of Mitchell's map published between 1755 and 1781. Though it was first published in 1755, it was used by negotiators in Paris in 1783 to determine the boundaries of the new United States. It is interesting to note that Zatta's derivative was published in 1778., Portinaro & Knirsch pages 262-270M1252Venice: (1778)
USD5500.0; Maps North America Great Lakes1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1252&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ff82b8f170f631d5d5905625e70419d_1296936636.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Popple; CrepyCarte Generale de l'Amerique Septentrionale Avec les possessions Angloises dans cette partie du nouveau monde; Dressee sur la carte de PopleHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 520x510 (mm), 20.5x20.125 (Inches); "The French edition of the Popple index map of 1733. Imrprint information is in what would normally be considered the title cartouche. The plate was later acquired by Crepy, ca. 1756." (McCorkel 96)<br> This is a scarce and unusual German variant of the key map for Henry Popple's seminal map of North America. Unlike the Dutch and French versions, this German edition contains a geographical difference from the British original - Lake Champlain has two branches on the south end instead of just one. The thirteen British colonies are clearly delineated, just one year before the formal peace treaty between the United States and Britain. At right is a column of inset maps including Boston, New York, Charlestown, St. Augustine, Bermuda and several others. Shows the Spanish galleons' route from Vera Cruz to Havana is marked. The pictorial cartouche features Native Americans. Title above map, "Amerique Septentrionale Suivant la Carte de Pople…", McCorkel 742.2M1254Paris: Crepy(1763)
USD3250.0; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps North America; Maps Central America1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_66c7021e37db68be8c0d2b8fdbac1967_1265903526.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B Weber & C. BaltoO Sketch of the Public Surveys in MichiganHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 567x580 (mm), 22.25x22.875 (Inches)M1257Detroit: Surveyors General Office of Michigan(1849)
USD575.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Michigan1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1257&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0212.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ValentineNew-York City County, and VicinityHand Colored, Good; folding map;very thin paper, Size : 650x463 (mm), 25.625x18.25 (Inches); Prepared for Valentine's Manual.M1260New York: Dripps, M(1860)
USD750.0; Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps City Maps1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1260&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0225.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MitchellChicagoPrinted in Color, Good, Size : 600x385 (mm), 23.625x15.125 (Inches)M1261(1881)
USD275.0; Maps City Maps; Maps United States Mid-West Illinois1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1261&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0226.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SauerbreyMappa Geographica Utriusque Terrae Hemisphaerii ad emendatiora exempla adhuc edita jusfu Acad Regiae Scient et Eleg Litt Borus-Sicae desoriptaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 340x375 (mm), 13.375x14.75 (Inches)M1264Germany: Prussian Academy of Sciences(1755)
USD750.0Maps World1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1264&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0263.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, HenriMapmonde ou Description Generale du Globe TerrestreHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 335x440 (mm), 13.125x17.25 (Inches)M1265Amsterdam: (1719)
USD1250.0Maps World1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1265&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_51312135f93f94dc78073c95a1818c48_1283267506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tirion, IssakWereld=Kaart na de alderlaatfte Ontdekking in't Licht gebragtHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 353x440 (mm), 13.875x17.25 (Inches)M1269Amsterdam: (1744)
USD1750.0Maps World1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1269&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_51312135f93f94dc78073c95a1818c48_1283267779.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vaugondy, Robert de, Didier - Delamarche, Charles FrancoisMappe-Monde par Robert de Vaugondy Geographe, corrigee par Lamarche son successeurHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 270x440 (mm), 10.625x17.25 (Inches)M1272Paris: (1796)
USD875.0Maps World1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_40cdc4d8a5cb570c3f2d1f01e2411c51_1346796014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Expilly, AbbeMape-Monde Representee en HemispheresHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 127x173 (mm), 5x6.75 (Inches)M1278Paris: (1765)
USD500.0Maps World1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1178.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann[World Map]Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 245x287 (mm), 9.625x11.25 (Inches)M1283Nuremberg: (1737)
USD750.0Maps World1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1283&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1943.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Zatta, AntonioL\\\\\\\'Impero Del Giapon diviso in sette principali parti cioe Ochio Quanto Jetsegen Jetsen Jamaisoit, Xicoco F. XimoOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 330x425 (mm), 13x16.75 (Inches); OAG 119M1301Venice: (1785)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Far East Japan1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1301&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_574ee76b5ec6d27846bf6570e9339857_1340484993.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesVesontio Seqvanorvm Gallis Besanson Germanis ByzantzOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some minor browning on the white margin and along the folds, Size : 357x495 (mm), 14x19.5 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1304Amsterdam: (1657)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France; Maps City Maps1657nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1304&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1347.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JohannesPortrait des Chasteavx Royavx De Sainct Germain en Laye / Portrait de la Maison Royale de Fontaine BellaexHand Colored, Very Good; some yellowing of the fold, especially on the upper part, Size : 350x460 (mm), 13.75x18.125 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1305Amsterdam: (1657)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France Paris; Maps City Maps1657nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1305&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0475.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesPictavia Vulgo PoictiersOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some darkening of upper fold, some browning of the upper margin, some reinforcement of the fold, Size : 370x495 (mm), 14.5x19.5 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1309Amsterdam: (1657)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France; Maps City Maps1657nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesBern.Hand Colored, Very Good; some minor browning of the upper margin, Size : 394x510 (mm), 15.5x20.125 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1317Amsterdam: (1657)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Switzerland1657nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0487.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vancouver, Captain George, Buache de Neuville.Carte de la Partie de la Cote Nord-Ouest de l'Amerique reconnue pendant les Etes de 1792, 1793 et 1794Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 473x372 (mm), 18.625x14.625 (Inches); [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.M1319Paris: Roberts, Edward(1798)
USD750.0; Maps United States West1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1319&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c169a8a919247d3b1270cfe88be74bbf_1287428403.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ThompsonUnited States of America.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 440x390 (mm), 17.25x15.375 (Inches)M1321Edinburgh: (1816)
USD750.0; Maps United States East; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States New England1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD950.0; Maps United States East; Maps United States South Florida; Maps United States South1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps Canada1832nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps Americas Great Lakes General; Maps Canada East; Maps Canada Ontario; Maps United States North-East1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0; Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Canada East1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1341&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-01-06001.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson, Nicolas d\\\'Abbeville - Jaillot, HubertAmerique Meridionale divisee en ses principales Parties ou sont distinguees les vns des autres les Estats suicant quils appartiennent presentement aux Francois, Castillans, Portugais, Hollandois, &cHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 590x885 (mm), 23.25x34.875 (Inches)M1345Paris: (1691)
USD2500.0; Maps South America Continent1691nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps North America; Maps South America Continent1746nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0Maps South America Argentina; Maps South America Chile;; Maps Sea Chart1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4000.0Maps West Indies Cuba;; Maps Sea Chart; Maps West Indies Bahamas1676nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1348&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296181553.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann, Johann BaptistAccuratergrundris und Prospect der Weltberuhmten Hollandischen Haupt und Handels-Stadt Amsterdam edirt von Iohann Baptist Homanns Kayferlichen Geographi feeligen Erbe in NurnbergOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 500x591 (mm), 19.625x23.25 (Inches); A spectacular city map of Amsterdam with a panorama of the city underneath.M1353Nuremberg: (1732)
USD2500.0; Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Benelux1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1353&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279829877.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasMapa Y Planta del Rio de la Plata Leventada y Emendada novamente por los Pilotos del Rey / Carte Hydrographique de la Riviere de la Plata Riviere d'Argent.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 420x603 (mm), 16.5x23.75 (Inches); Superb copy printed on rare blue paper.M1355Paris: (1770)
USD1000.0Maps South America Argentina; Maps South America Uruguay;; Maps Sea Chart1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1355&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0840.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasKarte von der Hudsons BayBlack & White, Excellent; strong impression, Size : 228x302 (mm), 9x11.875 (Inches); Published in \"Allgemeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande.\", Leipzig 1756., Kershaw, Early Printed Maps of Canada, Volume II, Entry 424M1363Leipzig: Arkstee & Merkus(1756)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada Arctic; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps West Indies St. Lucia1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1364&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c710fb450b4386ca6887980210a860d2_1276372835.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte de l'Empire du Mexique Pour l'Histoire Generale des VoyagesHand Colored, Good; some paper discoloration, Size : 218x305 (mm), 8.625x12 (Inches)M1366Paris: (1754)
USD175.0Maps Central America Mexico1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1366&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0927.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte du Bresil, Prem. Partie. Depuis la Riviere des Amazones jusqua la Baye de Tous les Saints, Pour Servir a l'Histoire Generale des VoyagesHand Colored, Excellent; margins shaved, Size : 252x336 (mm), 9.875x13.25 (Inches)M1368Paris: (1757)
USD250.0Maps South America Brazil1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1368&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279829640.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarta del Corso del Fiume di S. Lorenzo dalla foce fin sopra QuebecHand Colored, Excellent; right margin partially shaved., Size : 198x308 (mm), 7.75x12.125 (Inches)M1373Paris: (1757)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Quebec1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1373&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_03d9a832533262626e44ff796bff65ae_1298735869.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarta Della Baja di HudsonHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 235x315 (mm), 9.25x12.375 (Inches); Published in \"Teatro della Guerra Marittima e Terrestre\", Kershaw, Early Printed Maps of Canada, Volume 2, Entry 465M1374Venice: (1781)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Quebec;; Maps Canada Arctic; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay1781nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1374&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_55f93ff092aa457f5e490c8eafbb9585_1355601091.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator, Gerard; BlaeuSclavonia, Croatia, Bosnia cum Dalmatiae ParteOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 385x505 (mm), 15.125x19.875 (Inches)M1375Amsterdam: (1640)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Balkans Croatia; Maps Europe Balkans Serbia, Montenegro; Maps Europe Balkans Bosnia and Herzegovina1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1375&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-11-05007.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cook, JamesA Plan of Success Bay in Strait Le Maire / A Chart of the S.E. part of Terra Del Fuego including Strait Le Maire and part of Staten-LandHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 178x371 (mm), 7x14.625 (Inches)M1377London: (1769)
USD275.0Maps South America Argentina1769nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1377&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0951.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte des Provinces de Cartagene, S. Marthe et Venezuela Pour servir a l'Histoire Generale des VoyagesHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 218x305 (mm), 8.625x12 (Inches)M1378Paris: (1754)
USD375.0Maps South America Venezuela1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1378&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0952.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte de l\\\'Acadie, Isle Royale, et Pais Voisins. Pour servir a l\\\'Histoire Generale des Voyages.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 206x325 (mm), 8.10x12.80 (Inches); Bellin spent over fifty years at the French Hydrographic Service where he was appointed the first `Ingenieur hydrographe de la Marine\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'. During his term of office there he was commissioned to carry out major surveys, first of the coast of France and later of all the known coasts of the world. These tremendous undertakings resulted in the production of a very large number of sea charts of the highest quality, which appeared in many editions with varying numbers of charts to the end of the century. He was appointed Hydrographer to the King and was a member of the Royal society in London.M1379Paris: (1757)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1379&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f18e194cd29fd8f06391cc4bcb3382b2_1321046824.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bonne, RigobertPartie occidentale du Canada, contenant les cinq grands lacs, avec les pays circonvoisinsHand Colored, Very Good<br>, Size : 225x327 (mm), 8.875x12.875 (Inches)M1386Paris: (1790)
USD550.0; Maps United States Mid-West; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada Ontario1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1386&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299603277.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bonne, RigobertCarte de l'Entree de Norton et du Detroit de Bhering, ou l'on voit le Cap le plus Oriental de L'Asie, et la pointe la plus Occidentale de l'Amerique.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 249x361 (mm), 9.75x14.25 (Inches)M1388Paris: (1780)
USD275.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1388&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5809c1240f85b2b27295ffbfe6a6f6ed_1312922120.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Delamarche, Charles FrancoisMappe-Monde ou Carte Generale de toutes les Parties connues de la Surface du Globe, selon la projection des Cartes reduites ou se trouvent les N.lles decouvertes du Capit. Cook.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 260x417 (mm), 10.25x16.375 (Inches)M1390Paris: (1796)
USD575.0Maps World1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1390&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c4d2ca4b51be700db278cdc918d85cc9_1315575839.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vaugondy, Robert de, Didier - Delamarche, Charles FrancoisNouvelle Espagne, Nouveau Mexique, Isles Antilles Par Robert de Vaugondy Corrige par le C.en Lemarche Geog. Successeur de Vaugondy l'An 3.eHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 260x321 (mm), 10.25x12.625 (Inches)M1392Paris: (1795)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico;; Maps United States South Texas; Maps United States South; Maps West Indies Whole1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1392&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0976.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fer, Nicolas DeQuebec, Ville de l'Amerique Septentrionale dans la Nouvelle FranceHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 213x305 (mm), 8.375x12 (Inches); According to Kershaw this map was originally published in "Les Forces De L'Europe"<br>"In August 1690, Sir William Phips left Boston to attack and capture Quebec. Previous military success at Port Royal had given the English an excess of confidence, which Phips fully exploited in planning his expedition against Quebec, but which quickly evaporated when the under-equipped force discovered the extent of the defenses at Quebec. The operation was disastrous, and the English struggled back to Boston losing a number of ships on the way. The battle lines of the English fleet and the details of the French defences were recorded by Villenuve in manuscript form, which were subsequently the source of a sequence of printed maps." (Kershaw), Kershaw 279M1393Paris: (1696)
USD575.0; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps City Maps1696nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1393&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_33035bfb95fea414cc9e452163fe0830_1283872092.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Delamarche, Charles FrancoisParaguay Chili, Terre MagellanOriginal Outline Coloring, Good, Size : 265x215 (mm), 10.375x8.5 (Inches)M1400Paris: (1797)
USD275.0Maps South America Chile; Maps South America Argentina; Maps South America Paraguay1797nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1400&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_55f93ff092aa457f5e490c8eafbb9585_1355600923.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCart edes Parties du Nord-Ouest de l'Amerique Suivant les Voyages de Middleton et d'Ellis en 1742 et 1746 Pour chercher un Passage dans la Mer du SudHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 227x290 (mm), 8.875x11.375 (Inches)M1402Paris: (1753)
USD275.0; Maps Canada Ontario North1753nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1402&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0992.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator, Gerard - Hondius, JocodusHispaniola InsulaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long term preservation; margins shaved along border of the map., Size : 170x360 (mm), 6.75x14.125 (Inches); The Hispaniola (Haiti and Dominican Republic) section of the the famous composite map of five West Indian islands from the Mercator/ Hondius Atlas, first published in 1606.M1404Amsterdam: (1606)
USD500.0; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti1606nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps South America Continent1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Panama1769nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1657nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1791nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Canada1829nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2250.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia Halifax; Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City; Maps City Maps1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD600.0; Maps United States East Maryland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps United States West California1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps United States; Maps United States South Texas1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD5750.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States East; Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States East South Carolina1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Canada; Maps North America Great Lakes1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States; Maps United States South Texas1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Atlantic1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States New England1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Central America Mexico1584nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Canada Arctic; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East Quebec;1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps West Indies Whole1611nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps West Indies Jamaica1611nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD200.0; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps West Indies Whole1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps West Indies Barbados1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0ef9db1791840541acf3b1feea379ef4_1350916808.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Marshall, J.Kaart van de Landstreek die het Tooneel was der Krygs verrigtingen van de Noordelijke Armee, bevattende de Wildernis, waar door Generaal Arnold heentrok, om Quebec aan te vallenHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 285x235 (mm), 11.25x9.25 (Inches); A map from the Dutch tranlation of ' The Life of George Washington', depicting New York State north of Albany, Vermont and New Hampshire.M1551Haarlem: Veelward, D(1805)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1553&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348852512.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le Rouge, George LouisLa Barbade une des antilles aux anglois divisee par Paroisses. / Isle St. Christophle une des antilles aux anglois.Hand Colored, Good; some general darkening of the paper; a few wormholes on the left margin, professionally repaired, Size : 283x215 (mm), 11.125x8.5 (Inches)M1554Paris: (1746)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesRotomagvs, vulgo Roan, Nor Mandjae Metropolis / Nemavsus Njsmes Civitas Nar Bonensis Galliae Vetust Jssima / Civitatis Bvrdegalensis in Aqvi Tanea, Genvi na de Scrip.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; some minor browning on the white margin and along the folds, Size : 325x468 (mm), 12.75x18.375 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1559Amsterdam: (1657)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1355.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesPortait dv Chasteav de Cadillac.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; some minor browning on the white margin and along the folds, Size : 352x460 (mm), 13.875x18.125 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1565Amsterdam: (1657)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesGratia Nopolis Acvsia Norv colonia, Galliae Narbonensis, ad Isaram flu vrbs munitissima, nunc Vulgo, vti Joannes Poldus phibet, Grenoble / Romans delfina Tvs vvlgo Davfine in Gallia OppidvOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor browning on the white margin and along the folds, Size : 320x430 (mm), 12.625x16.875 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1566Amsterdam: (1657)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1566&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesLugdunumOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some minor browning on the white margin and along the folds, Size : 340x383 (mm), 13.375x15.125 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1567Amsterdam: (1657)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1567&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1360.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & Hogenberg/Janssonius, JohannesDescription de la Ville de la Bar Faicte l'An 1617Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; some minor browning on the white margin and along the folds, Size : 440x345 (mm), 17.25x13.625 (Inches); From: "Illustriorum Regni Galliae Civitatum Tabulae, Vt & Helvetiae Confoederatae Civitates Celebriores. (Theatrum Exhibens Celebriores Galliae Et Helvetiae Urbes.)", Janssonius, Johannes, Amsterdam c.1657M1568Amsterdam: (1657)
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USD375.0Maps South America Chile1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia South East1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0; Maps Europe Benelux1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1566nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD240.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1621nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Africa North1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Maps Africa East1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Asia Continent1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Celestialcirca. 1564nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanoncirca. 1560nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Europe Ireland1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia South East1781nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Africa Continentcirca. 1567nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1580nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedoniacirca. 1560nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Hungarycirca. 1560nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe Beneluxcirca. 1560nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD600.0; Maps Asia Continent1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1566nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Switzerland1590nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD600.0; Maps Europe Italy1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Africa North1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Mediterranean Malta; Maps Mediterranean Sea1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe Francecirca. 1569nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.)1704nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Russiacirca. 1554nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Africa East; Maps Africa West1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Africa North1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Africa North1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Africa West1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD400.0Maps Misc (Caricatures, Title Pages, Games, etc.)1620nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps City Maps1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps South America Uruguay; Maps South America Argentina1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States West1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2250.0; Maps Asia Continent1682nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Asia Continent1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Africa North Egyptcirca. 1554nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2281&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5edf7ff0b3415871e83f6faa6f4e823e_1280178786.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Visscher, NicholasTabula exactissima Regnorum Sueciae et Norvegiae, nec non Maris Universi Orientalis. Terrarumq; adjacentium, summo studio ab Andrea Bureo Sueco in lucem edita, noviter feria cura, singu:lariq, zeloOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some light age toning, Size : 460x550 (mm), 18.125x21.625 (Inches)M2283Amsterdam: (1680)
USD2000.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0; Maps North America; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Atlantic1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD600.0; Maps Ocean Atlantic1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps United States East; Maps United States Mid-West; Maps North America Great Lakes1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN2941.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vuillemin, Alexandre A.Carte Generale des Etats - Unis et du Mexique..Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, disected and laid on original canvas, Size : 625x910 (mm), 24.625x35.75 (Inches); An inset in the lower right depicts the West Indies and in the lower left of Mexico. <br><br>A uncommon folding map of United States in its original decorative gilt embossed cloth. Published at the time of the Civil War.M2297Paris: E. Andriveau-Goujon(1861)
USD1250.0; Maps Wall Maps; Maps Folding Maps; Maps United StatesMaps Military American Civil War;1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia Halifax; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States Mid-West Minnesota; Maps United States Mid-West Wisconsin; Maps United States Mid-West Iowa1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1693nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Switzerland1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Switzerland1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2312&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN2997.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusBonnOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 190x140 (mm), 7.5x5.5 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2315Amsterdam: (1616)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2315&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3000.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusDresenOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 195x146 (mm), 7.625x5.75 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2317Amsterdam: (1616)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusBraunschweigOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 191x142 (mm), 7.5x5.625 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2319Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2319&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusOfenOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 190x140 (mm), 7.5x5.5 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2320Amsterdam: (1616)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Hungary1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusSchaffhuysenOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 188x138 (mm), 7.375x5.375 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2325Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Switzerland1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2325&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3012.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusMunchenOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 195x145 (mm), 7.625x5.75 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2335Amsterdam: (1616)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2335&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3021.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusWienOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 192x142 (mm), 7.5x5.625 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2336Amsterdam: (1616)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Austria1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2336&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3022.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusHeydelbergOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 194x144 (mm), 7.625x5.625 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2349Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2349&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusSittenOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 190x140 (mm), 7.5x5.5 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2352Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Switzerland1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2352&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3040.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusSaltzburgOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 193x145 (mm), 7.625x5.75 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2354Amsterdam: (1616)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Austria1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Austria1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2355&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3043.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusEgraOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 189x140 (mm), 7.375x5.5 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2358Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2358&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3046.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusCronenburgOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 191x141 (mm), 7.5x5.5 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2361Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2361&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3049.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusHaderslebiaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 190x142 (mm), 7.5x5.625 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2362Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2362&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3050.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. W. Seale ; George AnsonCarte du Canal des Isles PhilippinesHand Colored, Very good, Size : 434x556 (mm), 17.125x21.875 (Inches); Very detailed showing many bays, islands, sand banks, and depth soundings. With a compass rose and rhumb lines.M2371Paris: (1750)
USD1000.0; Maps Asia South East Philippines1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2371&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3094.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuTavrica Chersones vs Hodie Przecopsca et Gazara dicitur.Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 380x500 (mm), 15x19.625 (Inches); Fine 17th century map of Ukraine by Blaeu in original outline colour.M2395Amsterdam: (1620)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1620nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2395&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3123.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanssoniusTavrica Chersonesvs Nostra aetate Przecopsca et Gazara dicitur.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good to excellent, Size : 385x500 (mm), 15.125x19.625 (Inches); 17th century map of Ukraine in outline colour.M2396Amsterdam: (1630)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2396&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3124.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterNova Mappa Geographica Maris Assoviensis vel de Zabche et Paludis Maeotidis..Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 490x570 (mm), 19.25x22.375 (Inches); \"Matthaus Seutter was apprenticed to noted cartophrapher and publisher Johann Baptist Homann\" (Tooley). A rather decorative map of eastern Ukraine with a large cartouche in the lower right.M2398Augsburg: (1640)
USD1000.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Europe Balkans BulgariaMaps Europe Ukraine;1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2398&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-03-05030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertius, PetrusHalberstattOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 192x143 (mm), 7.5x5.625 (Inches); Important early city view based on the work of Braun & Hogenberg with beautiful original hand colouring.M2419Amsterdam: (1616)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1616nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Celestial1753nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2539&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345139308.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.D. Bache, F.R. HasslerPatapsco River and the ApproachesHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 438x691 (mm), 17.25x27.125 (Inches); Detailed U. S. government chart of the Patapsco River and shoreline areas.On uper left included the engraved plan of Baltimore. The map contains much information such on soundings, tide measurements and sailing directions.M2554United States: (1856)
USD575.0; Maps United States East Maryland1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Asia Continent1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Canada Ontario; Maps North America Great Lakes1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps World1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD425.0; Maps United States New England Maine1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States South Mississippi1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States Mid-West Illinois1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD472.66; Maps United States Mid-West Indiana1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States East New York1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD425.0; Maps United States South Alabama1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States New England Vermont; Maps United States New England New Hampshire1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD425.0; Maps United States Mid-West Kentucky; Maps United States South Tennessee1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3500.0; Maps North America Great Lakes1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps United States West California; Maps United States West New Mexico1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico;; Maps United States South1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2586&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3405.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bache, A. D.J No 9 U.S. Coast Survey A.D. Bache Superintendent Reconnaissance of the Western Coast o the United States from San Francisco to San Diego by the Hydrographic Party under the command of Lieut. James Alden U.S.N. AssistantHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 557x577 (mm), 21.875x22.75 (Inches)M2588United States: U.S. Coast Survey / U.S. Navy(1852)
USD875.0Maps United States West California1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps United States West Oregon; Maps United States West Washington1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States New England Massachusetts1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4750.0Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2591&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3410.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bache, A. D.(J No 2) U.S. Coast Survey A.D. Bache Superintendent Reconnaissance of the Western Coast of the United States Middle Sheet From San Francisco to Umpquah RiverHand Colored, Good, slight darkening of folds, Size : 587x567 (mm), 23.125x22.25 (Inches)M2596United States: U.S. Coast Survey / U.S. Navy(1854)
USD875.0; Maps United States West1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Maps West Indies Cuba1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0; Maps West Indies Bahamas; Maps United States South Florida; Maps Sea Chart1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0; Maps United States East Virginia1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Maps South America Brazil1633nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD775.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties1645nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD775.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties1645nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps City Maps1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps City Maps1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps City Maps1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia South East1654nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1375.0; Maps Africa Continent1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Maps West Indies Cuba1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0; Maps United States East Virginia; Maps United States East Maryland; Maps United States East Delaware1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Canada Ontario South Niagara1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Canada Ontario South Niagara1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States South Texas1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States Mid-West; Maps North America Great Lakes1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD650.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Africa Continent1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps South America Brazil; Maps South America Paraguay1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD400.0Maps South America Brazil1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0; Maps United States; Maps Wall Maps1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps United States1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps United States West Utah1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps United States West California San Francisco1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States New England1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Michigan; Maps North America Great Lakes1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD17500.0Maps North America;Maps North America Great Lakes;c.1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2716&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a9e352cb5ee04d7a9b8ba9cedd608466_1313607208.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeAmer. Sep. Parties des Etats - Unis et du Nouveau Mexique. No. 48.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good; several wormholes on the upper and lower parts of the fold., Size : 460x554 (mm), 18.125x21.75 (Inches); From Vandermaelen's "Atlas Universel de Geographie Physique, Politique, Statistique et Mineralogique", Brusseles, 1827.M2720Bruxelles: (1827)
USD750.0; Maps United States West New Mexico1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps United States West California1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps United States South Texas1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps United States West Washington; Maps United States West Oregon1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Maps North America;; Maps Central America1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps West Indies Whole1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps West Indies Whole1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps West Indies Turks and Caicos Islands1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps West Indies Whole1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2200.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1695nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Russia1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2250.0; Maps United States New England Maine1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3024&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a02ea48775216012704efaae1bf07c27_1337956320.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lahontan, Louis Armand Baron deCarte que les Gnacsitares ont dessine sur des peaux de cerfs mayant fait conoistre a 30 minutes pres les latitudes [...] / Carte de la Riviere Longue et de Quelques Autres qui se dechargent dans le Gd. Fleuve de MissipipiBlack & White, Excellent; narrow margin on left and right, Size : 295x683 (mm), 11.625x26.875 (Inches); Schwarz and Ehrenberg 137M3028The Hague: (1703)
USD4750.0; Maps North America Great Lakes1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0; Maps United States East; Maps Canada East1785noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Maps Russia; Maps City Maps1717nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1590nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Africa North; Maps Mediterranean Sea1590nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps West Indies Martinique1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD300.0Maps West Indies Jamaica1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0; Maps Europe Portugal1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0; Maps Canada1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe Benelux1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Maps Africa North1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps West Indies Cuba1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0; Maps Africa North1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia Central India1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia Central India1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD400.0; Maps Canada1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD300.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States East1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe Italy1590nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3107&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P1270050.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arrowsmith, JLower Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edwards Id. Newfoundland, and a large portion of the United StatesOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 630x500 (mm), 24.75x19.625 (Inches); Published by John Arrowsmith, founder member of the Royal Geographical Society.<br><br>John Arrowsmith joined his uncle (Aaron) in 1810, but after his uncle's death he opened his own establishment. In 1795, his uncle published a large four-sheet map of North America which was dedicated to the Hudson's Bay Company, as he was their official mapmaker. Later on, in 1834, John produced his first map of British North America based on his uncle's great four-sheet map. This map was published in all editions of the 'London Atlas' from 1834 until 1858 with frequent updates and revisions.<br><br>For further information, see Verner and Stuart-Stubbs Entry 46M3109London: (1834)
USD500.0; Maps Canada East1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3109&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P1020436.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Brion de la Tour - Poirson, Jean BaptisteAmerique Septentrionale Par Brion de la Tour Ingenieur Geographe. Revue et Corrigee par PoirsonOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 510x738 (mm), 20.125x29 (Inches)M3111Paris: Jean(1816)
USD1500.0Maps North America;; Maps Central America1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States Mid-West Illinois1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3376&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353177804.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 63 [York, Jane St. & St. Johns Rd.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps); one small tear on the left and right margins., Size : 457x710 (mm), 18x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Jane St. and St. Johns Rd. with St. Clair Ave. to the North, Gilmour Ave. to the East, Annette St. to the South and Gooch St. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3379Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3379&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 70 [York, Eglinton Ave. & Weston Rd.]Printed in Color, Excellent; fold strengthened, Size : 456x707 (mm), 18x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Bicknell Ave. and Juliet Cres. with Eglinton Ave. to the North, Kane Ave. to the East, Seneca Ave. to the South and Weston Rd. to the West.<br><br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3380Toronto: (c. 1923)
USD300.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1923nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3380&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353178189.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 67 [Keele St., McCormack St. & Gunns Rd.]Printed in Color, Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 455x707 (mm), 17.875x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of McCormack St. and Gunns Rd. with Seneca Ave. to the North, Weston Rd. to the East, St. Clair Ave to the South and Symes Rd. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3381Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3381&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185969.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 66 [York, St. Clair Ave & Dundas St]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 456x710 (mm), 18x27.875 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J", p178.M3382Toronto: (1910)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3382&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3230218.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 69 [Jane St., Eglinton Ave. & Lambton Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 457x715 (mm), 18.00x28.125 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Jane St. and Lambton Ave with Eglinton Ave. to the North, Arnold Ave. to the East, Grandview Ave. to the South and Scarlet Rd. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3385Toronto: (c. 1912)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3385&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353181230.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 68 [Weston Rd., Innes Ave. & Caledonia Rd.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 464x715 (mm), 18.25x28.125 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Innes Ave. and Caldonia Rd. with Hillary Ave. and Teignmouth Ave. to the North, Dufferin St. on the East, St. Clair Ave. to the South and Weston Rd. to the West. Prospect Cemetery is featured in the middle of the map.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3387Toronto: (c. 1923)
USD300.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1923nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3387&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353181404.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 65 [Toronto, Dufferin St / St. Clair Ave / Davenport Rd.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 461x712 (mm), 18.125x28 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J", p178.M3388Toronto: (1912)
USD325.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3388&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3230224.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 125 [The Beaches, Queen St. & Lakeview Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 455x707 (mm), 17.875x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Queen St. and Lakeview Ave. with Scarborough Township and Warden Ave. to the North, Lake Ontario to the East and South and Victoria Park Ave. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3391Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3391&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184452.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 117 [Scarborough, Warden Ave. & Danforth Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 460x707 (mm), 18.125x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Warden Ave. and Danforth Ave. with Hillcrest Ave. to the North, Wolcott Ave. to the East, Danforth Ave. to the South and Victoria Park Ave. to the West. <br><br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3392Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD300.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3392&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353182141.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 131 [Toronto, Lawrence Ave & Bayview Ave]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 450x707 (mm), 17.75x27.875 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J", p178.M3393Toronto: (1910)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3393&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3230229.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 116 [Scarborough, St. Clair Ave. & Pharmacy Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 454x709 (mm), 17.875x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Pharmacy Ave. and Taylor Ave. with St. Clair Ave. to the North, Side Rd. and Scarborough Townships to the East, Helena Ave. to the South and Eastbourne Ave. to the West. <br><br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3397Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3397&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353182330.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 110 [Danforth Ave, Gerrard St. East & Woodbine Ave]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; correction pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 455x704 (mm), 17.875x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Woodbine and Gerrard St. East with Danforth Ave. to the North, Kildonan Rd. to the East, Duvernet Ave. to the South and Rhodes Ave. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3398Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD285.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3398&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353182668.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 132 [Lawrence Ave West, Yonge St. & Fairlawn Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 457x707 (mm), 18x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Greer Rd. and Fairlawn Ave. with Deloraine Ave. to the North, Yonge St. to the East., Lawrence Ave. to the South and Grey Rd. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\"Tooley\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\", p178.M3400Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3400&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184883.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 119 [Mount Pleasant Cemetery,, Bayview Ave. & St. Clair Ave.]Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 455x702 (mm), 17.875x27.625 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Mount Pleasant Rd. and Merton Ave. with Balliol Ave. to the North, Bayview Ave. to the East, St. Clair Ave. East to the South and a section of Mount Pleasant Cemetery to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3403Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3403&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185820.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 104 [The Beaches, Queen St. & Woodbine Ave]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 451x706 (mm), 17.75x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Queen St. and Woodbine Ave. with Waverley Rd. to the East, Lake Ontario to the South and Eastern Ave. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3404Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3404&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184224.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 120 [East York, Bayview Ave. & Laird Dr.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 453x702 (mm), 17.875x27.625 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Laird Dr. and Edith Ave. with Millwood Rd to the North, Leaside Junction to the East, St. Clair Ave. to the South and Bayview Ave. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3405Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3405&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184309.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 108 [The Beaches, Queen St. & Kingson Rd.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 450x705 (mm), 17.75x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Kingston Rd. and Beech Ave. with Main St. to the North, Victoria Park Ave. to the East, Queen St. to the South and Bellefair Ave. to the West .<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3406Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3406&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 107 [The Beaches, Queen St. & Kingston Rd]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 457x700 (mm), 18x27.5 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Kingston Rd. and Woodbine Ave. with Fairmount Cres. to the North, Waverley Rd. to the East, Queen St. to the South and Coxwell Ave. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3407Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3407&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185224.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 126 [ Bathurst St., Eglinton Ave. West & Avenue Rd]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 458x708 (mm), 18x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Roselawn Ave. and Avenue Rd. with Cortleigh Blvd. to the North, Oriole Parkway to the East, Englinton Ave. to the South and Bathurst St. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3408Toronto: (c. 1914)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3408&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185906.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 105 [The Beaches, Queen St. East & McLean Ave.]Printed in Color, Good; fold strengthened; tear at the upper fold, proffessionally repaired; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 455x710 (mm), 17.875x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Queen St. East and McLean Ave. with Munro Park Ave. to the East, Scarborough Beach Park and Lake Ontario to the South and Waverly Rd. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3409Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3409&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353183950.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 103 [Studio District, Queen St. East & Pape Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 455x706 (mm), 17.875x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Queen St. East and Leslie St. with Woodward Ave. to the East, Ashbridges Bay to the South and Pape Ave. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3410Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD325.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3410&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184765.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 109 [Pape Ave., Danforth Ave. & Greenwood Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 465x706 (mm), 18.25x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Danforth Ave. & Greenwood Ave. with Ashdale Ave. to the East, Myrtle Ave. to the South and Pape Ave. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3411Toronto: (c. 1914)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3411&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184664.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 114 [East York, Danforth Ave & Victoria Park Ave]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 456x706 (mm), 18x27.75 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J", p178.M3412Toronto: (1924)
USD325.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3412&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3230246.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 113 [East York, Woodbine Ave & Danforth Ave]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 458x704 (mm), 18x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Woodbine Ave. and Sammon Ave. with Barker Ave. to the North, Meagher Ave. to the East, Danforth Ave.. to the South and Poulton Ave. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3413Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD300.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3413&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185089.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 112 [Pape Ave, Danforth Ave. & Greenwood Ave.]Printed in Color, Good; fold strengthened, Size : 455x700 (mm), 17.875x27.5 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Sammon Ave. and Greenwood Ave. with Mcosh Ave. to the North, Durant Ave. to the East, Danforth Ave. to the South and Pape Ave. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3414Toronto: (1924)
USD325.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3414&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185146.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 111 [Danforth Ave., Main St. & Gerrard St.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 455x706 (mm), 17.875x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Main St. and Gerrard St. with Danforth Ave. to the North, Victoria Park Ave. to the East, Lyall Ave. to the South and Morton Rd. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3415Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD350.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3415&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184092.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 115 [East York, Don Mills Rd. & Pape Rd]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 456x703 (mm), 18x27.625 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Donlands Ave. and Don Mills Rd. with St. Clair Ave. to the North, Globe Rd. to the East, Cosburn Ave. to the South & Pape Ave. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3416Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3416&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353186064.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 127 [Eglinton Ave, Yonge St. & Mt. Pleasant Ave..]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 460x705 (mm), 18.125x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge St. and Sherwood Ave. with Craighurst Ave. to the North, Mt. Pleasant Ave. to the East, Eglinton Ave. to the South and St. Clemens Ave. to the West. <br><br><br>Prominent English railway engineer, came to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3417Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184514.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 128 [Toronto, Eglinton Ave & Bayview Ave]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 455x706 (mm), 17.875x27.75 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J", p178.M3418Toronto: (1910)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3418&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3230252.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 102 [St. Clair Ave.,Yonge St. & Eglinton Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 457x707 (mm), 18x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge st. and Eglinton Ave. with Lawrence Ave. to the North, the Don River to the East, St. Clair and Moore Park to the South and Bathurst St. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3419Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD875.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3419&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353186291.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 130 [Lawrence Ave., Yonge St. & Victoria Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened, Size : 457x705 (mm), 18x27.75 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge St. and Victoria Ave. with Lawrence Ave. to the North, Garland Ave. to the East and Beaumont St. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M3420Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3420&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184822.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 121 [Victoria Park. Danforth Ave. & Warden Ave.]Printed in Color, Excellent; fold strengthened, Size : 465x702 (mm), 18.25x27.625 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Warden Ave. and Fowler Rd. with Danforth Ave. to the North, Eastwood Ave. to the East, Kingston Rd. to the South and Victoria Park to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3421Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD300.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3421&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184388.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 133 [Lawrence Ave., Yonge St. & Snowdon Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 469x710 (mm), 18.5x27.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge St. and Snowdon Ave. with Doncliff Dr. to the North, the Don River to the East and Lawrence Ave. to the South.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3422Toronto: (c. 1910)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353185386.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 129 [North York, Lawrence Ave. & Bathurst St]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps), Size : 461x710 (mm), 18.125x27.875 (Inches); Map of the Toronto at the intersection of Glenglove Ave. and Otter St. with Lawrence Ave to the North, Beaumont St. to the East, Glencair Ave. to the South and Bathurst St. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M3427Toronto: (c. 1914)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3427&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353184165.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sartine, M DeCarte Reduite des cotes et de l\\\'interieur de la Presqu\\\'Ile de la Floride, avec le Detroit de cette Presqu\\\'Ile et le Canal de Bahama.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 610x447 (mm), 24x17.625 (Inches)M3429Paris: Departement de la Marine(1780)
USD3750.0; Maps United States South Florida1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3429&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238177299.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keulen, Johannes VanPas Kaart Van de Kust van Carolina Tusschen C de Canaveral, en C Hentry Door Vooght GeometraHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 525x591 (mm), 20.625x23.25 (Inches); 3rd State, Cumming, Southeast, 91; Burden 589M3430Amsterdam: (1702)
USD4750.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States East North Carolina; Maps United States East South Carolina1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P4070264.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson, GuillaumeGalatia cujus Populi Tolistobogi, Tectosages, Trocmi, mox Provinncia sub Romanis in Primam et Secvndam divisa et in ea Romana Itineraria ex Tabula Peutingeriana et ex Antonio descriptaOriginal Outline, with later cartouche coloring, Excellent, Size : 357x595 (mm), 14x23.375 (Inches)M3431Paris: Mariette, Pierre(1678)
USD575.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1678nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3431&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P4070265.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator, GerardNatoliae Sive Asia MinorHand Colored, Very Good; upper and lower part of the fold reinforced, Size : 345x486 (mm), 13.625x19.125 (Inches)M3432Amsterdam: (1606)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1606nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Russia1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps United States East Pennsylvania; Maps City Maps1753nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps World1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps United States West Oregon1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Central America Belize, Honduras1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3500.0; Maps United States East South Carolina1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0; Maps Central America; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps United States South Florida1731nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD950.0Maps Asia Central India1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Asia Central India;1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps United States Mid-West Ohio1866nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD650.0; Maps Africa Continent1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0; Maps Asia Middle East Arabia1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States Mid-West1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Africa Continent1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Maps Africa East;1709nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD925.0Maps Russia1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1599nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps United States East New Jersey1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Germanycirca. 1575nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Canada1829nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Ireland1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD173.15; Maps United States West Utah; Maps City Maps1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0; Maps Mediterranean Gibraltar1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden; Maps Europe Scandinavia Finland1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Europe Portugal;1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Africa South1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Europe Spain;1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0Maps Canada Ontario; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD300.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0Maps Asia Central India;1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3816&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P8110805.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tanner, H.S.Map of Pennsylvania and New JerseyOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good, Size : 530x710 (mm), 20.875x27.875 (Inches); A new American atals containing maps of the several states of the North American Union, projected and drawn on a uniform scale from documents found in the public offices of the United States and state governments, and other original and authentic information. An example from the first edition of the most ambitious atlases ever produced on the American territory, acclaimed by the entire contemporary press and by the distinguished historian and President of Harvard College Jared Sparks: "we believe M. Tanner's work to hold a rank far above any other which has been published". Called by Ristow "the most distinguished atlas published in the United States during the engraving period", and by Rumsey "one of the finest American atlases".M3828U.S.A.: (1825)
USD2500.0; Maps United States East New Jersey; Maps United States East Pennsylvania1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0; Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Russia1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3846&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P8250851.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De WitRegnum Neapolis in quo funt Aprutium Ulterius et Citerius.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas. Laid on acid free paper for long term presrvation., Size : 585x495 (mm), 23x19.5 (Inches); A very decorative map of Southern Italy with the coats of arms of various Southern regions in original hand coloring.M3849Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Italy;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Africa Continent1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3865&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PA030029.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Du Halde, D'Anville, Eman BowenProvince VII Ho-Nan.Black & White, excellent, Size : 335x325 (mm), 13.125x12.75 (Inches)M3873London: (1738)
USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Balkans Bulgaria1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD700.0Maps Europe United Kingdom; Maps Europe Ireland1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Italy1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Italy1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay; Maps Canada Ontario North1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Asia Continent1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps West Indies Bermuda1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps United States East Virginia;; Maps North America Great Lakes1781nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.)1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps West Indies Cuba;; Maps West Indies Jamaica; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Africa Continent1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps South America Paraguay1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps South America Peru1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps South America Brazil1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps South America Colombia; Maps South America Venezuela; Maps Central America Panama ; Maps South America Colombia;1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps South America Continent1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Africa West1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Asia South East1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Russia1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3931&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PP010082.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusLa Principaute D'Orange et Com d VenaissinOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good, minor discoloration at the margin, Size : 150x204 (mm), 5.875x8 (Inches)M3935Amsterdam: (1651)
USD275.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3935&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PP010086.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert De VaugondyL'AmeriqueOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 280x285 (mm), 11x11.25 (Inches)M3943Paris: (1767)
USD475.0; Maps South America Continent; Maps North America1767nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Central America;; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps United States South1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States South Louisiana; Maps City Maps1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD290.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3948&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin: Jaques NicolasPlan du Port et Ville de Louisbourg dans l'Isle RoyaleBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 230x290 (mm), 9x11.375 (Inches); Published in "Allegmeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande", Kershaw 887M3949Leipzig: (1756)
USD290.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3949&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_68b399ef9521b5c33033eec45b408398_1282766503.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin: Jaques NicolasKarte von den Bayen, Rheeden und Hafen von PlaisanceBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 214x305 (mm), 8.375x12 (Inches); Published in "Allegmeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande", Kershaw 520M3950Leipzig: (1756)
USD290.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3950&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin: Jaques NicolasGrundriss des Hafens La Haive an der Kuste von AccadienBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 223x295 (mm), 8.75x11.625 (Inches); Published in "Allegmeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande", Kershaw 771M3951Germany: (1757)
USD290.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3951&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin: Jaques NicolasGrundriss des Hafens Dauphin und Seiner Rheede nebst der Einfahrt in den LabradorBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 229x295 (mm), 9x11.625 (Inches); Published in "Allegmeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande", Kershaw 518M3952Leipzig: (1756)
USD290.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3952&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin: Jaques NicolasGrundriss von der Bay Chedabuctu Heutiges Tages Havre de MilfortBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 233x295 (mm), 9.125x11.625 (Inches); Published in "Allegmeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande", Kershaw 772M3953Germany: (1757)
USD290.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3953&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ortelius, AbrahamAegypti Recentior Descriptio [on sheet with] Carthaginis Celeberrimi Sinus TypusHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 320x230 (mm), 12.625x9 (Inches)M3954Antwerp: (1590)
USD750.0Maps Africa North Egypt1590nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Asia South East1767nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3961&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b93406461864dc63a293e802672b5fae_1272899933.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert de VaugondyPartie De L'Amerique Septentrionale qui comprend le cours de l'Ohio, la Nlle Angleterre, La Nlle York, le New Jersey, La Pensyvanie, Le Maryland la Virgine, la CarolineOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 490x625 (mm), 19.25x24.625 (Inches); An important map of the Eastern Seaboard of the United States during the French Indian wars.M3970Paris: (1755)
USD2000.0; Maps United States East; Maps North America Great Lakes1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3970&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-05-07a005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John BowlesA Map of North Britain or Scotland from the Newset Surveys and ObservationsOriginal Outline Coloring, minor repair to the middle of the left margin not affecting the map otherwise a very good copy, Size : 570x490 (mm), 22.375x19.25 (Inches); From "The large Englis Atlas "M3972London: J. & C. Bowles and R. Sayer(1760)
USD875.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3972&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-04-05004a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithUpper Canada & c.; Lower Canada New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edwards Id. Newfoundland and a large portion of the United StatesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 629x975 (mm), 24.75x38.375 (Inches); A rather important 19th century map of Upper and Lower Canadas and the Maritimes.<br><br>Published by John Arrowsmith, founder member of the Royal Geographical Society.<br><br>John Arrowsmith joined his uncle (Aaron) in 1810, but after his uncle's death he opened his own establishment. In 1795, his uncle published a large four-sheet map of North America which was dedicated to the Hudson's Bay Company, as he was their official mapmaker. Later on, in 1834, John produced his first map of British North America based on his uncle's great four-sheet map. This map was published in all editions of the 'London Atlas' from 1834 until 1858 with frequent updates and revisions.<br><br>For further information, see Verner and Stuart-Stubbs Entry 46, Winearls 91(5)<br>Verner and Stuart-Stubbs Entry 46M3978London: J. Arrowsmith(1842)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East; Maps United States East; Maps Canada Ontario; Maps North America Great Lakes1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3978&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-12-04004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CaryA New Map of Part of the United States of North America Exhibiting the Western Territory, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia & c. Also, the Lakes, Superior, Michigan, Huron, Ontario, & Erie with Upper and Lower Canada & c. from the latest authoritiesOriginal Hand Coloring, excellent, Size : 520x600 (mm), 20.5x23.625 (Inches); Detailed and important first state John Cary’s map of the American Midwest and the Old Northwest, great lakes regions as well as portions of the Eastern Seaboard and Canada , from his New Universal Atlas. The various frontier forts are shown, as are Indian villages, white settlements, etc. It includes numerous interesting notations particularly relating to navigation in the Great Lakes and portages throughout the region. The western boundary of the six Indian nations is shown to be a creek in western New York. An Indian boundary line by the treaty under General Wayne 1795 cuts through Ohio from St. Lawrence from Fort Recovery in Indiana territory and then south to the border to Kentucky. In Kentucky is a note "this colony was first discovered by Js. Macbride & others in the year 1754." Colonel D. Boon explored in 1769 and with his family and five others began the first settlement in 1773.<br><br>When we compare this copy of 1805 to a later edition of the same map dated 1819, one notices the gradual transformation of the Western Territory into the states of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and the Northwestern Terriotry." Sames, p115., Sames 115M3981London: John Cary(1805)
USD2500.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States East; Maps United States Mid-West1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3981&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/31-12-04014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPartie Orientale de la Nouvelle France ou du CanadaHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 450x555 (mm), 17.75x21.875 (Inches); Published in "Atlas Compendarius Quinquaginta Tabularum Geographicarum Homanniaarum" c.1755, and in Homman's "Atlas Geographicus Maior" in 1759<br>"Numerous changes have been made to the plate, notably the left hand corner, west and south of Lake Champlain has been completely re-engraved, with changes to the Saint Lawrence River, Lake Ontario, Cape Cod, and with the addition of 'Nouvelle York'. The two fishing banks at the right-hand edge of the map have been fully stippled and "Halifax" has been added. Notably 'la Pointe Riche' is added towards the top of the west coast of Newfoundland, somewhat surprisingly for a French map"-Kershaw, Kershaw 690M3982Nurenburg: Homman Heirs(1755)
USD2000.0Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3982&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/31-12-04011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sartine, M DePlan du Port de la Riviere St. JeanHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, lower margin extended, mounted on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 270x417 (mm), 10.625x16.375 (Inches); Published in "Neptune Americo-Septentrional...Recueil De Cartes Hydrographiques...", Kershaw 752M3983Paris: Depot de la Marine(1779)
USD375.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3983&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/31-12-04009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sartine, M DePlan Du Port Rochelois a la Cote Meridionale de L'AcadieHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, upper and left margin extended, laid on Acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 365x220 (mm), 14.375x8.625 (Inches); Published in "Neptune Americo-Septentrional...Recueil De Cartes Hydrographiques..."<br>Shelbourn south shore, south of Halifax, Kershaw 752M3984Paris: Depot de la Marine(1779)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Sea Chart1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD775.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1660nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3990&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-05005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georg BodenehrLonden; Westmunster u: SoudwarkHand Colored, Very good, Size : 160x490 (mm), 6.25x19.25 (Inches); A very charming map of the city of London, with a panel of description on either side.M3991Germany: (1700)
USD950.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD775.0Maps City Maps; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Russia1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Middle East Arabia; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior; Maps Geological1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3998&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-05031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LohontanCarte Generale De Canada a Petit PointHand Colored, Very good, upper margin extended, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term perservation., Size : 90x155 (mm), 3.5x6.125 (Inches); A very good example of Lahontan's map of the Great Lakes. This was published in "Globe" edition 1703, and the French editions of 1704 & 1709. This is the first state of the map. The map depicts Fort Frontenac and Fort Niagara, also showing Fort St. Joseph, Misiti Mackinac, Saute S. Maric, etc., Kershaw 282, McCorkle (7 different states).M4000Paris: (1703)
USD750.0; Maps North America Great Lakes1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4000&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-03-06046.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de la Baye de Chesapeack et pays VoisinsHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 210x305 (mm), 8.25x12 (Inches); Published in "Allegmeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande"M4002Paris: (1757)
USD575.0; Maps United States East Virginia; Maps United States East Maryland; Maps United States East Delaware1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4002&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-01-05011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PrevostSuite du Course du Fleuve de St. Laurent depuis Qubec jusqu\'au Lac OntarioHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 210x300 (mm), 8.25x11.75 (Inches); Published in \" Histoire Generale des Voyages\"<br>This is the first state of the map, Kershaw 631M4003Paris: (1757)
USD375.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Ontario; Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4003&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-01-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan de la Baye Chibouctou Nommee par les Anglois HalifaxHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 235x370 (mm), 9.25x14.5 (Inches); Published in: "Le Petit Atlas Maritimel recueil de Cartes et plans des Quatre Parties du Monde, ---", Paris, 1764.<br>Contains an inset plan of the city of Halifax, titled "Plan de la Ville d'Halifax"., Kershaw 826M4005Paris: (1764)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia Halifax1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4005&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4a19bd2012480418d23b35c3598e8047_1280267575.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wagner and DebesEnvirons of BanffPrinted in Color, Excellent, Size : 80x145 (mm), 3.125x5.75 (Inches)M4010Leipzig: (1890)
USD250.0Maps Canada West Alberta1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4010&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_89581028071d780f5050c4642a1ae569_1339169395.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Du Halde, D'Anville, Eman BowenThe First Sheet of Chinese Tartary, containing the Province of Lyau-tong and the parts about Kirin-ula, the Country of Karchin and other districts of the MongolsBlack & White, Very Good, mounted on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 310x480 (mm), 12.25x18.875 (Inches)M4013London: (1738)
USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4013&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sartine, M DePlan du Port De la Heve a la Cote Meridionale de L'AcadieHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, mounted on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 340x200 (mm), 13.375x7.875 (Inches); Published in "Neptune Americo-Septentrional...Recueil De Cartes Hydrographiques..."<br><br>A rare 18th century map of Heve on the the south shore of Nova Scotia, south of Halifax., Kershaw 752M4016Paris: Depot de la Marine(1779)
USD475.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Sea Chart1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4016&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Diderot-VaugondyCarte qui represente les differentes connoissances que l'on a eues des TERRES ARCTIQUES depuis 1650 jusqu'en 1747Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 320x415 (mm), 12.625x16.375 (Inches); Published in " Recueil de Cartes"<br>This is the second state of the map, Kershaw 477M4017Paris: (1773)
USD475.0; Maps Canada Arctic1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4017&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinGrundriss von der Stadt Buenos-AyresHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 190x290 (mm), 7.5x11.375 (Inches); Published in \"Allegmeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande\"M4018Germany: (1757)
USD375.0Maps South America Argentina; Maps City Maps1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4018&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir William E LoganGeological Survey of Canada. Plan of the Island of AnitcostiHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, fold strengthened, Size : 193x383 (mm), 7.625x15.125 (Inches)M4020Montreal: G. Matthews(1856)
USD150.0Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Geological1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD310.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Brant; Maps City Maps1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4022&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e3f621d2bf1a40982642e50cdf6af15_1241450955.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.C. SheffieldMap of Kings, Queens and North Wards of the town of Paris; South Ward of the Town of ParisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 415x635 (mm), 16.375x25 (Inches); A detailed map that shows the original lots, schools, churches, railways and cemeteries.M4023Toronto: Woodward, Grant & Co.(1875)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Brant; Maps City Maps1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4023&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e3f621d2bf1a40982642e50cdf6af15_1241451118.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.S. RandallMap of the Township of LondonHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 405x575 (mm), 15.875x22.625 (Inches)M4024(1878)
USD375.0; Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex London; Maps City Maps1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4024&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c89d14f9eeee72111bb4539adb07c1c4_1249144628.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.C. SheffieldPlan of Cedar Glen one mile from Brantford and of Hampton Park part of Cedar Glen Estate as laid out into Vila LotsBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 400x610 (mm), 15.75x24 (Inches); A rather decorative map of Cedar Glen, with the Buffalo and Lake Huron branch of the Grand Trunk Railway on the top, and various mansions on the sides.M4025Toronto: Woodward, Grant & Co.(1875)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Brant1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4025&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e3f621d2bf1a40982642e50cdf6af15_1241450799.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. CramNorth-West Territory Plate 2Printed in Color, Excellent, Size : 320x510 (mm), 12.625x20.125 (Inches)M4029Chicago: (1888)
USD220.0Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan; Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4029&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05a005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. CramNorth-West Territory plate 1Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 320x510 (mm)M4030Chicago: (1888)
USD150.0Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps Canada West Alberta1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4030&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05a001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. CramBritish ColumbiaPrinted in Color, Excellent, Size : 320x510 (mm), 12.625x20.125 (Inches)M4031Chicago: (1888)
USD220.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4031&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusBolonia et Guines com.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 148x182 (mm), 5.875x7.125 (Inches)M4032Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4032&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusPicardia.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 148x190 (mm), 5.875x7.5 (Inches)M4033Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4033&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusLe Duche D'Berry.Original Outline Coloring, Very good, Size : 147x182 (mm), 5.75x7.125 (Inches)M4034Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4034&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusNormandia Dvcatvs.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 160x206 (mm), 6.25x8.125 (Inches)M4035Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4035&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusLe MaineOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 150x192 (mm), 5.875x7.5 (Inches)M4036Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4036&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusAniovOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 140x182 (mm), 5.5x7.125 (Inches)M4037Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4037&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusBritannia Et Normannia cum confinijsOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 140x204 (mm), 5.5x8 (Inches)M4038Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4038&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusXaintonge.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 150x192 (mm), 5.875x7.5 (Inches)M4039Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4039&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusPoictov.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 147x189 (mm), 5.75x7.375 (Inches)M4040Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4040&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusLangvedocOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 150x194 (mm), 5.875x7.625 (Inches)M4041Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4041&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusAquitaniaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 144x206 (mm), 5.625x8.125 (Inches)M4042Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4042&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusBourbonnois.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 148x194 (mm), 5.875x7.625 (Inches)M4043Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4043&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusNivernoisOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 152x195 (mm), 6x7.625 (Inches)M4044Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4044&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusLionnois, Forest et Beaviolois.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 138x195 (mm), 5.375x7.625 (Inches)M4045Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4045&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusBvrgvndia DucatusOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 148x195 (mm), 5.875x7.625 (Inches)M4046Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4046&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusBvrgvndia Comitatus.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 148x188 (mm), 5.875x7.375 (Inches)M4047Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4047&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusCarte de Davphine Description GeneraleOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 161x198 (mm), 6.375x7.75 (Inches)M4048Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4048&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusInsularum Moluccarum Nova descriptio.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, some oxidation of the original green., Size : 147x202 (mm), 5.75x8 (Inches)M4050Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4050&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusAsiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 150x204 (mm), 5.875x8 (Inches)M4055Amsterdam: (1651)
USD875.0; Maps Asia Continent1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4055&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360445323.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusChinaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 136x193 (mm), 5.375x7.625 (Inches)M4056Amsterdam: (1651)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Far East China1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4056&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusAbissinorum Sive Pretiosi Ioannis Imperium.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 137x194 (mm), 5.375x7.625 (Inches)M4058Amsterdam: (1651)
USD750.0Maps Africa North1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4058&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusAndalusia et GranadaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 152x204 (mm), 6x8 (Inches)M4059Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Europe Spain1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4059&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusHispaniae Novae Nova DescriptioOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 137x193 (mm), 5.375x7.625 (Inches)M4060Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4060&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusDas Wiflispvr GergovOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 143x187 (mm), 5.625x7.375 (Inches)M4061Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4061&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusZurichouOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 149x195 (mm), 5.875x7.625 (Inches)M4062Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4062&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusNova Helvetia TabulaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 142x200 (mm), 5.625x7.875 (Inches)M4063Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4063&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusProvincia. La Provence.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 137x196 (mm), 5.375x7.75 (Inches)M4065Amsterdam: (1651)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4065&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusHispania nova Descript.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 136x194 (mm), 5.375x7.625 (Inches)M4066Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4066&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusArgow.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 142x193 (mm), 5.625x7.625 (Inches)M4067Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4067&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusBiscaia, Guipiscoa, Navarra, et Asturias de santillana.Original Hand Coloring, Good Condition, Size : 140x193 (mm), 5.5x7.625 (Inches); The Basque RegionM4068Amsterdam: (1651)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Spain1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4068&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b037.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusCastilia Vetus et NovaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 146x204 (mm), 5.75x8 (Inches)M4070Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Spain1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4070&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b039.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusPortugallia et Algarve.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 140x203 (mm), 5.5x8 (Inches)M4071Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Europe Portugal1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4071&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusGallicia Legio et Asturias de Oviedo.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, the lower right corner has a faint water stain and some minor spotting., Size : 142x194 (mm), 5.625x7.625 (Inches)M4072Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Spain1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4072&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusArragonia RegnumOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 155x204 (mm), 6.125x8 (Inches)M4077Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Spain1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4077&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusFessae RegnvmHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 150x192 (mm), 5.875x7.5 (Inches)M4084Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0Maps Africa North1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4084&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b053.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusCandiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 144x198 (mm), 5.625x7.75 (Inches)M4087Amsterdam: (1651)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4087&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b056.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusPersici Velsophorum Regni TypusOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, some minor discoloration on the margin, Size : 134x193 (mm), 5.25x7.625 (Inches)M4088Amsterdam: (1651)
USD475.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4088&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-01-05b057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capitan CookCarte de L'Extremite Meridionale de L'AmeriqueHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 430x520 (mm), 16.875x20.5 (Inches); First French edition Capitan cooks voyagesM4093Paris: (1775)
USD375.0Maps South America Argentina; Maps South America Chile1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4096&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-01-05003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank P. LloydTownship of GuelphPrinted in Color with some hand coloring, Excellent, Size : 415x645 (mm), 16.375x25.375 (Inches)M4097Toronto: Rolph and Clark(1906)
USD475.0; Maps Canada Ontario West Wellington; Maps City Maps1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4097&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-01-05001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]THOs. W Walsh P.L.S., J.F. Wilson C.E.Map of SimcoePrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 610x380 (mm), 24x15 (Inches)M4107Toronto: (1877)
USD325.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Haldimand & Norfolk1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4107&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238175943.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolas De FerCopenhagueHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 225x340 (mm), 8.875x13.375 (Inches); A rather charming 17th century map Copenhagen. Title within a decorative cartouche. With the city coat of arms on the upper right hand side.M4115Paris: (1696)
USD750.0; Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1696nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4115&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-01-05018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.F. TardieuVienneHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 345x440 (mm), 13.625x17.25 (Inches); A detailed and decorative city plan of Vienna and vicinity with a list of major edifices on the left hand side.M4116Paris: (1792)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Austria1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4116&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-01-05017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pinkerton; Arrowsmith; HebertBritish Possessions in North AmericaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 500x690 (mm), 19.625x27.125 (Inches); An important early 19th century map of Canada from coast to coast.<br>The map shows rivers, settlements, territories of First Nations peoples. Also depicts Upper and Lower Canada, Labrador, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.<br>British Columbia is divided into New Norfolk, New Cromwell, New Hanover, and New Georgia (the southern portion of which would become Northern Washington State).<br> Western Canada is illustrated with details based on early explorers. Early forts and trading houses are depicted<br>M4117London: Cadell & Davis...(1814)
USD1250.0; Maps Canada; Maps Canada Arctic1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4117&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-01-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.B. ElweL'Asie Divisee en ses Empire Royaumes et Etats.Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 470x575 (mm), 18.5x22.625 (Inches); A very decorative 18th century map of Asia with two large cartouches on the upper left and right corners.M4120Amsterdam: (1792)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Continent1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4120&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-01-05013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.F. TardieuConstantinopleHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 380x470 (mm), 15x18.5 (Inches)M4122Paris: (1792)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4122&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-03-07005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson; FortinProvinces Unies, et Incorporees a la Couronne de Boheme, qui sont les Duche de Silesie, Marq sats de Moravie, et Lusace.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 420x545 (mm), 16.5x21.5 (Inches)M4133Paris: Fortin(1778)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4133&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_80cfb6e589517abacdfe1887c67fb126_1249146113.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.H. BrueCarte de L'AfriqueOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 400x550 (mm), 15.75x21.625 (Inches); A blind stamp saying " Carte Encyprotipe" on the lower left hand corner next to the titleM4135Paris: (1820)
USD375.0; Maps Africa Continent1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4135&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-01-05b006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert de VaugondyLa France divisee suivant ses Provinces ou Gouvernmens MilitairesOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 510x690 (mm), 20.125x27.125 (Inches)M4136Paris: (1773)
USD575.0; Maps Europe France1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4136&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-01-05b004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.W. Foster, J.D. WhitneyGeological Map of the Lake Superior Land District in the State of MichiganOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 645x990 (mm), 25.375x39 (Inches)M4144New York: J. Adkerman(1847)
USD1250.0Maps Geological; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior; Maps North America Great Lakes1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4144&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05037.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.F. WeilandWest JndienHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, margins shaved., Size : 477x578 (mm), 18.75x22.75 (Inches); With an inset of HavanaM4149Germany: (1837)
USD575.0; Maps West Indies Whole1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4149&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. LapieCarte Des Antilles Du Golfe Du MexiqueHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 455x605 (mm), 17.875x23.75 (Inches); A blind stamp is located on the lower left hand corner.M4150Paris: (1829)
USD375.0; Maps West Indies Whole1829nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4150&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George AnsonA Plan of the East End of the Island of Quibo.Black & White, Very Good, Size : 225x500 (mm), 8.875x19.625 (Inches)M4151London: (1741)
USD275.0Maps Central America Panama1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4151&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George AnsonThe Form of cruising of Acapulca on the Coast of Mexico in the South Seas...Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 250x440 (mm), 9.875x17.25 (Inches)M4152London: (1742)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4152&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-02-08010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George AnsonThe Bay and Rocks of PetaplanBlack & White, Very good, minor browning along the one of the folds, Size : 230x505 (mm), 9x19.875 (Inches)M4153London: (1741)
USD275.0Maps Central America Panama1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4153&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George AnsonA Survey of the North East Side of Juan Fernandes Island in the South SeaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 255x520 (mm), 10x20.5 (Inches)M4155London: (1741)
USD275.0Maps South America Chile1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4155&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George AnsonA Plan of Juan Fernandes Island in the South SeaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 240x500 (mm), 9.5x19.625 (Inches)M4156London: (1741)
USD275.0Maps South America Chile1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George AnsonPlan of St. Julian's Harbour on the Coast of PatagoniaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 230x200 (mm), 9x7.875 (Inches)M4157London: (1741)
USD125.0Maps South America Argentina1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4157&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George AnsonPlan of a Bay and Harbour on the Coast of Chili: Discovered by Victualler to Commodore Anson's Squadron in the South SeaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 265x355 (mm), 10.375x14 (Inches)M4158London: (1741)
USD275.0Maps South America Chile1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4158&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-01-05012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.MexiqueOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 315x390 (mm), 12.375x15.375 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4163Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD575.0Maps Central America Mexico;; Maps United States South Texas; Maps United States West New Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4163&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cad3c083ddfff0a1569efbaaf93c31c9_1311704717.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Ile St. DomingueOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 290x440 (mm), 11.375x17.25 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4165Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD325.0; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4165&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.VirginieOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 310x450 (mm), 12.25x17.75 (Inches); With surrounding French letterpress text within 455mm x 625mm netalines. Large title above neatline., Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4166Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD1000.0; Maps United States East Virginia1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4166&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-03-08009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.MartiniqueOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 275x277 (mm), 10.875x10.875 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4167Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD275.0; Maps West Indies Martinique1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4167&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Carte du Paraguay Dressee par PierronOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 418x335 (mm), 16.5x13.125 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4168Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD375.0Maps South America Paraguay1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4168&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Porto Rico et Iles ViergesOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 255x420 (mm), 10x16.5 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4169Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD750.0; Maps West Indies Virgin Islands; Maps West Indies Puerto Rico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4169&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Ile de la GuadeloupeOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 460x480 (mm), 18.125x18.875 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4170Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD575.0; Maps West Indies Guadeloupe1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4170&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.DelawareOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 293x239 (mm), 11.5x9.375 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4171Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD375.0; Maps United States East Delaware1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4171&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Territoire de MichiganOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 360x262 (mm), 14.125x10.25 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4172Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD750.0; Maps United States Mid-West Michigan; Maps North America Great Lakes Michigan1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4172&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Carte Geographique, Statistique et Historique des Possessions AnglaisOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 250x352 (mm), 9.875x13.875 (Inches); With surrounding French letterpress text within 455mm x 610mm netalines. Large title above neatline., Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4173Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD750.0; Maps Canada1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4173&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Carte Geographique, Statistique et Historique du District de ColombieOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 305x295 (mm), 12x11.625 (Inches); the capital city with north oriented to the top left corner by a compass rose and an arrow indicating the flow of the Potomac River. Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria are well depicted and a good part of the vicinity is also illustrated with major roads named., Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4174Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD875.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States East District of Columbia Washington1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4174&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c29b2e5fa0c156567dacccf0a43a92c5_1295907184.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Caroline MeridionaleOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 315x360 (mm), 12.375x14.125 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4175Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD650.0; Maps United States East South Carolina1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4175&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.PensilvanieOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 290x435 (mm), 11.375x17.125 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4176Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD575.0; Maps United States East Pennsylvania1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4176&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.MarylandOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 280x467 (mm), 11x18.375 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4177Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD575.0; Maps United States East Maryland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD650.0; Maps United States South Georgia1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps South America Bolivia; Maps South America Argentina; Maps South America Uruguay1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States New England Vermont1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps South America Brazil1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States New England Rhode Island1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States New England Connecticut1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps South America Peru1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps South America Continent1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Erie; Maps United States Mid-West Ohio1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps United States Mid-West1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States Mid-West Illinois1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States Mid-West Indiana1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States South Louisiana1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States South Alabama1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States Mid-West Missouri1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD650.0; Maps United States South Tennessee1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States South Mississippi1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States New England Maine1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States East New Jersey1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States New England New Hampshire1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4202&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05079.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Amerique SeptentrionaleOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 358x360 (mm), 14.125x14.125 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4203Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD750.0; Maps North America1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4203&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05081.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Caroline SeptentrionaleOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 270x455 (mm), 10.625x17.875 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4205Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD575.0; Maps United States East North Carolina1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4205&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05085.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buchon, Jean Alexandre C.Carte des Possessions RussesOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 372x435 (mm), 14.625x17.125 (Inches); Atlas Reference: Phillips, P. "A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress", #1176M4206Paris: Carez, J(1825)
USD475.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4206&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-05087.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Champlain; DuvalLe Canada faiet par le Sr. de Champlain ou font La Nouvelle France, La Nouvelle Angleterre, La Nouvelle Holande, La Nouvelle Svede, La Virginie&c.Hand Colored in Outline, Two tears origniating from the attachment of the central fold to the atlas professionally repaired, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 358x550 (mm), 14.125x21.625 (Inches); This is the fifth state of Champlain's map and the fourth state of Duval's revision of the map. This state of the map is is the most decorative version of all the states, with two large ornamental artouches on the left and right. The one to the left contains the map legend and the one to the right contains the title. This map is derived from Champlain's map of Canada from 1616 but Duval has added considerably more names and identities.<br><br>"Du Val's additions to Champlain's map included significant new nomenclature, the representation of the English in New England and Virginia, a new coastline at the north-west labeled 'Nouveau Danemarq', the re-drawing of southern Greenland, and a new title cartouche. By the time this 1677 edition appeared, he had also added names such as Boston, Montreal, Quebec, Accadie and Manhattan, as well as an Arctic route marked 1665, and the site of Champlain's battle." (Arkway), Kershaw 79; Burden 309; Arkway 58:15M4208Paris: (1677)
USD14000.0; Maps Canada1677nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps South America Peru1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Portugal1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_658c9ab136a90bc0cf75949272539aec_1263577129.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKaart van van Diemens LandBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 230x360 (mm), 9x14.125 (Inches); A map of the southernmost part of Tasmania with Storm Bay and S. E. Cape.M4218Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD475.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4218&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookPlan van de Avontuur-Baai aan van Diemens-LandBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 260x210 (mm), 10.25x8.25 (Inches); A map and view of Adventure Bay.M4219Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD325.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4219&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKaart van van Diemens LandBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 230x165 (mm), 9x6.5 (Inches)M4220Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD475.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4220&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348848779.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookMond van de Endeavour Rivier in Nieuw Zuid Wales; Botanie Baai in Nieuw Zuid WalesBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 170x355 (mm), 6.75x14 (Inches); Two detail maps of the entrance of the Endeavour River and Botany Bay on Australia\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s east coast visited by James Cook in 1770.M4221Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(c. 1795)
USD575.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australiac. 1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4222&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKaart van een gedeelt van de Kust van Nieuw Zuid Wales, van Kwelling Kaap tot de Endeavour-straatBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 290x325 (mm), 11.375x12.75 (Inches); Endeavor Strait, New South Wales.M4224Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1770)
USD750.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4224&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348848528.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKaart van de Eilanden in den omtrek van OtahitiBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 250x520 (mm), 9.875x20.5 (Inches)M4227Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD275.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4227&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookHarveya Eiland; Eiland Palmerston; Schildpad Eiland; Wild EilandBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 260x215 (mm), 10.25x8.5 (Inches)M4229Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD150.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4229&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookSchets van de Marquis de Mendoca EilandenBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 200x170 (mm), 7.875x6.75 (Inches)M4230Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD150.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookHet Eiland NorfolkBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 220x200 (mm), 8.625x7.875 (Inches)M4232Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD125.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4232&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookMatavia Baai te Otahiti; Haven van Ohamaneno te Ulietea; Haven van Owharre te Huaheine; Haven van Oopoa te Ulietea.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 240x355 (mm), 9.5x14 (Inches)M4233Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD275.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4233&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookPort Praija aan het Eiland St. JagoBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 200x177 (mm), 7.875x7 (Inches)M4234Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD125.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4234&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKersmis EilandBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 185x235 (mm), 7.25x9.25 (Inches)M4236Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD175.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4236&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookSchets van de Havenen aan de Noord zyde van EimeoBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 200x240 (mm), 7.875x9.5 (Inches)M4237Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD175.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4237&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348848949.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookE. Wanooa Ette; E. Wateeoo; E Mangeea; E ToobouaiHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 240x185 (mm), 9.5x7.25 (Inches)M4238Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD175.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4238&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKaart van de Haven van TongatabooBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 230x385 (mm), 9x15.125 (Inches)M4239Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD275.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKaart van de Vrienden EilandenBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 250x350 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches)M4240Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD275.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4240&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351694617.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookSchets van Pallisers Haven aan Kergruelens Land; Kaart van Kersmis Haven aan Kerguelens Land.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 175x235 (mm), 6.875x9.25 (Inches)M4241Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD175.0; Maps Ocean Indian1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4241&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookVan Kerguelens LandBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 250x300 (mm), 9.875x11.75 (Inches)M4242Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD150.0; Maps Ocean Indian1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4242&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookKaart Van de OntdekkingenBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 335x360 (mm), 13.125x14.125 (Inches)M4243Leyden, Amsterdam, The Hague: Honkoop, Allart, Van Cleef(1795)
USD275.0; Maps Ocean Atlantic1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-01-05a035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.E. TardieuMadridHand Colored, A tear on the right margin beyond the plate mark has been repaired, upper margin shaved closely otherwise very good, Size : 330x435 (mm), 13x17.125 (Inches); A detailed and decorative city plan of Madrid and vicinity with a list of major edifices in two panels on the left and right hand sides.M4250Paris: (1792)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Spain1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4250&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-01-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MortierIerusalemHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 330x400 (mm), 13x15.75 (Inches)M4255Amsterdam: (1710)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine1710nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4255&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. Le SageImpero BrasilianoOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 359x500 (mm), 14.125x19.625 (Inches)M4256Paris: (1835)
USD375.0Maps South America Brazil1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4256&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. Le SageI Quattro Nouvelli Stati Meridionali Americani Confederazione del Chili, Stati uniti Sulrio Plata, Dittatorato del Paraguai, Republica Orientale del l'Uraguai.Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 270x215 (mm), 10.625x8.5 (Inches); With surrounding letterpress text within 330mm x 485mmM4257Paris: (1835)
USD375.0Maps South America Chile; Maps South America Paraguay; Maps South America Uruguay; Maps South America Argentina1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4257&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_07bdea27dba14c346503c5263dbb4ea4_1313184419.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. Le SageLa ColombiaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 220x276 (mm), 8.625x10.875 (Inches); With surrounding letterpress text within 330mm x 485mm.M4258Paris: (1835)
USD375.0Maps South America Venezuela; Maps South America Ecuador; Maps South America Colombia1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4258&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. M. Eakin, W.M. Boyce, G.S. Blake, C.H. Davis, M. WoodhullThe Harbor of Wood's Hole MassachusettsHand Colored, Very Good, the upper fold has been reinforced, Size : 321x444 (mm), 12.625x17.5 (Inches)M4262New York: (1857)
USD575.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States New England Massachusetts1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4262&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LizarsChart of the Atlantic OceanOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 520x455 (mm), 20.5x17.875 (Inches)M4263Edinburgh: D. Lixars(1830)
USD375.0; Maps Ocean Atlantic1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4263&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson; JaillotLa Scandinavie et les Environs ou sont Les Royaumes de Suede, De Danemarck, et de Norwege; divises en leurs principales Provinces.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, central fold reinforced, mounted on acid free canvas., Size : 474x655 (mm), 18.625x25.75 (Inches)M4264Paris: (1708)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia1708nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4264&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CrepyRoyaume de HongrieOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, central fold reinforced., Size : 475x700 (mm), 18.75x27.5 (Inches)M4266Paris: (1737)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Romania; Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe Balkans1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. O. SenecalCountry Between Lower Portions of Peace and Athabaska RiversPrinted in Color, Excellent, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 420x645 (mm), 16.5x25.375 (Inches)M4269Montreal: (1897)
USD475.0Maps Canada West Alberta; Maps Geological1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4269&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannCirculi Supe Saxoniae par Meridionalis five...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 490x585 (mm), 19.25x23 (Inches)M4270Nuremberg: (1734)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia1734nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4270&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyPartie Spetentrionale du Royaume de PortugalOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 500x540 (mm), 19.625x21.25 (Inches)M4272Paris: (1771)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Portugal1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannRegni Galliae seu Franciae et Navarrae Tabula GeographiceaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 480x575 (mm), 18.875x22.625 (Inches)M4273Nuremberg: (1741)
USD625.0; Maps Europe France1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4273&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a43512f3bf0dc2e9923bfa8a62359f04_1277238586.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyPartie Occidentale De la LombardieOriginal Outline Coloring, Good, old restoration on the central fold., Size : 478x552 (mm), 18.75x21.75 (Inches)M4274Paris: (1750)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Italy1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BrueCarte de L'Amerique SeptentrionaleOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 395x540 (mm), 15.5x21.25 (Inches); Blind stamp located in the bottom lefthand corner of the mapM4275Paris: (1820)
USD575.0Maps North America1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4275&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyRoyaume de Hongrie Principaute de Transilvanie, Sclavonie, Croatie et partie de la Principaute de Valaquie de la Bosnie, de la Servie et de la Bulgarie.Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 490x565 (mm), 19.25x22.25 (Inches)M4276Paris: (1751)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Hungary1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4276&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guillaume de L'IsleCarte de TartarieOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, margins are shaved closely, Size : 480x630 (mm), 18.875x24.75 (Inches)M4277Paris: (1706)
USD575.0; Maps Asia Continent1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4277&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyLes Royaumes de Suede et de Norwege, divises en leurs Provinces ou GouvernemensOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 480x570 (mm), 18.875x22.375 (Inches); Map contains an inset of Iceland in the top lefthand corner.M4278Paris: (1772)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyPartie Septenrionale du Duche de BrabantOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 495x630 (mm), 19.5x24.75 (Inches)M4279Paris: (1753)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Benelux1753nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4279&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyTurquie EuropeenneOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 475x450 (mm), 18.75x17.75 (Inches)M4280Paris: (1755)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia; Maps Europe Balkans1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4280&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyLes Provinces-Unies des Pays-Bas, qui Comprennent Le Duche de Gueldre, Les Comtes de Hollande, De Zelande, de Zutphen, Les Seigneuries d'Utrecht, d'Ouest-Frise, d'Ower-Issel, et de Groningue.Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 496x611 (mm), 19.5x24 (Inches)M4281Paris: (1753)
USD625.0; Maps Europe Benelux1753nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4281&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-05a002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyCarte des Royaumes D'Espagne et de Portugal divises par ProvincesHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 500x710 (mm), 19.625x27.875 (Inches)M4284Paris: (1780)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Spain; Maps Europe Portugal1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps North America1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps South America Colombia1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States New England Vermont1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States New England Massachusetts1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Geological; Maps Canada Ontario North1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Canada Arctic1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps Central America1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba; Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan1913nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps North America Great Lakes1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps Canada West Alberta1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Canada; Maps Canada Arctic1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Canada East1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2200.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Benelux1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States New England1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps World1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Russia1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps West Indies Whole1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States East New York1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1665nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1100.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1722nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4390&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-03-05024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleKarte von der Provinz Quito in PeruHand Colored in Outline, very good, Size : 595x360 (mm), 23.375x14.125 (Inches); Published "Allgemeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande"M4391Leipzig: (1751)
USD750.0Maps South America Peru1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba; Maps Geological1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario North; Maps Geological1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4399&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-03-05035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WyldMap of the portion of Her Majesty's Colonies of New Brunswick and Lower Canada...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long-term preservation. Some minor browning through out the map., Size : 730x1040 (mm), 28.75x40.875 (Inches); Published as part of an influential report report made by the commissioners appointed by the British Government to explore and survey the territory in dispute between Great Britain and the United States of America under the second article of the Treaty of 1783.M4401London: (1840)
USD1250.0; Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia Central India1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon; Maps Ocean Indian1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Canada Eastc.1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Maps Africa East; Maps Ocean Indian1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4414&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-04-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LodgeA Map of the Peninsula of India, Containing the Coasts of Malabar & Coromandel with the English and French Settlements and Madras, Pondicherry &c, &c, the Carnatic or Nabob of Arcots Country; The Mysore or Hyder Ally's Country; the Country of Tanjore; Tondimans Country; the Provinces of Madura, Tinnelly, Great and Little Morowar, and the Kingdon of Vislapoor, with the Island of Ceylon.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 375x270 (mm), 14.75x10.625 (Inches); Jolly I, Pol-24M4423London: Political Magazine(1781)
USD475.0; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1781nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0Maps Asia Central India1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4424&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-04-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte des Lacs du CanadaBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 295x460 (mm), 11.625x18.125 (Inches); Published in " Histoire et Description Generale de la Nouvelle France"<br><br>"This map, by the famous French map and chartmaker Jacques Nicolas Bellin, was published in 1744 in Fr Oierre Francois-Xavier de Charlevoix's "Histoire et Description Generale de la Nouvelle France", which is one of the best eighteenth-century descriptions and accounts of North America. Charlevoix traveled Canada in 1720 to inspect the Jesuit missions there. Her journeyed throughout New France and Louisiana and down to the Gulf of Mexico via the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers in 1721-1722. He described in his work the possibilities and great beauty of the land he saw, especially near Natchez, mentioning such products as cotton, indigo and tobacco. Bellin had access to official journals, sketches, maps and charts of the earlier explorers, using such sources with great care and discrimination to produce some of the finest mapping of French America available in the eighteenth century." Goss, Kershaw 947; Karpinski,L.V. p.137 Schwartz & Ehrenburg, The mapping of America p.162; Goss map 56M4432Paris: (1744)
USD4500.0; Maps North America Great Lakes1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4436&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_77e7b8cefb7f81180f8c7b8e14807f18_1274124524.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Coronelli; Tillemon; NolinArchipelague du Mexique ou Sont les Isles de Cuba, Espagnole, Jamaique, etc avec les Isles Lucayes, et les Isles Caribes. . .Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 445x600 (mm), 17.5x23.625 (Inches); A superb decorative map of the West Indies origianlly done by Coronelli, later improved and revised by Tillemon for Nolin.M4440Paris: (1742)
USD4250.0; Maps West Indies Whole1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-05-07a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WyldSpain & Portugal Reduced from The Large Map in Four SheetsOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor browning along the upper margin along the central fold., Size : 560x775 (mm), 22x30.5 (Inches)M4442London: (1838)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Spain; Maps Europe Portugal1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe Portugal1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4443&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-04-05046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Canadian Hydrographic ServiceToronto Harbour and ApproachesPrinted in Color, with some hand colouring, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, minor repair below the title of the map., Size : 680x920 (mm), 26.75x36.25 (Inches)M4444Toronto: Canadian Hydrographic Service(1938)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1938nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1697nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1697nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4450&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-04-05a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenThe Arms of HorshamHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 185x115 (mm); This maps shows a series of roads to London.<br><br>From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M4460London: (1719)
USD150.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4460&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-04-05012a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenTunbridgeHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 185x115 (mm), 7.25x4.5 (Inches); This maps shows a series of roads to London.<br><br>From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M4461Lonodn: (1719)
USD150.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-04-05011a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenThe Arms of TamworthHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 185x115 (mm), 7.25x4.5 (Inches); This maps shows a series of roads to London.<br><br>From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M4462London: (1719)
USD150.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4462&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-04-05009a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenArms of MaidstonHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 185x115 (mm), 7.25x4.5 (Inches); This maps shows a series of roads to London.<br><br>From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M4463London: (1719)
USD150.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4463&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-04-05008a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenThe Arms of ReadingHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 185x115 (mm), 7.25x4.5 (Inches); This maps shows a series of roads to London.<br><br>From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M4464London: (1719)
USD150.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4464&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-04-05007a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenArms of Whitchurch; Arms of ShaftsburyHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 185x115 (mm), 7.25x4.5 (Inches); This maps shows a series of roads to London.<br><br>From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M4465London: (1719)
USD150.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4465&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-04-05010a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinKarte Von Neu England Neu Yorck und PensilvanienHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 220x310 (mm), 8.625x12.25 (Inches); This is a german publication of Bellin's earlier map. This German version was published in "Geschichte der Kriege in und ausser Europa", McCorkle 777.4M4468Nurnberg: (1777)
USD475.0; Maps United States New England1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD700.0Maps Canada Ontario North Algoma; Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing; Maps Geological1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-04-05013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Mexique No. 47Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming holes along the lower portion of the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 465x566 (mm), 18.25x22.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4470Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0; Maps United States West Arizona; Maps United States West Nevada; Maps United States West Utah1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4470&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050641.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeDecouvertes Boreales No. 8Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 491x583 (mm), 19.375x23 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4472Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4472&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050621.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de L'Amerique Russe No. 14Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 475x552 (mm), 18.75x21.75 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4473Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4473&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Groenland No. 11Black & White, Excellent, Size : 485x580 (mm), 19.125x22.875 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4474Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4474&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050601.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeDetroit de Davis No. 10Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 480x575 (mm), 18.875x22.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4475Brussels: (1825)
USD375.0; Maps Canada Arctic1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4475&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Nouvelle Bretagne No. 27Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 485x579 (mm), 19.125x22.75 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4476Brussels: (1825)
USD375.0; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4476&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050581.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Groenland No. 12Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 480x577 (mm), 18.875x22.75 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4477Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4477&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050571.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Nouvelle Bretagne No. 35Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 470x565 (mm), 18.5x22.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.<br><br>This map shows the area from Hudson Bay to Lake Abbitibbe and notes the location of various Native tribes and trade houses.M4478Brussels: (1825)
USD650.0Maps Canada East Quebec1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050561.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de L'Ile de Terre NeuveOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 475x570 (mm), 18.75x22.375 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4479Brussels: (1825)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4479&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050551.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Nouvelle Bretagne No.34Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 470x563 (mm), 18.5x22.125 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.<br><br>This map show the region from Hudson Bay to Lake Superior. Noted in the map are the locations of different French forts and Native tribes. Northwest of OntarioM4480Brussels: (1825)
USD650.0; Maps Canada Ontario North Algoma; Maps Canada Ontario North; Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4480&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050541.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de L'Amerique Russe No. 13Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 480x561 (mm), 18.875x22.125 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4481Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4481&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050531.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Mexique No. 70Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of map along the central fold, proficiently repaired., Size : 465x580 (mm), 18.25x22.875 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4484Brussels: (1825)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4484&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050501.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Groenland No. 19Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 480x563 (mm), 18.875x22.125 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4487Brussels: (1825)
USD225.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4487&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050471.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Labrador No. 28Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 475x570 (mm), 18.75x22.375 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4488Brussels: (1825)
USD225.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4488&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050461.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeDecouvertes Boreales No. 9Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 480x575 (mm), 18.875x22.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4489Brussels: (1825)
USD275.0; Maps Canada Arctic1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4489&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050451.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie Du Groenland No. 4Black & White, Excellent, Size : 485x580 (mm), 19.125x22.875 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4492Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4492&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050421.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de L'Amerique Russe No. 5Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 483x579 (mm), 19x22.75 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4493Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4493&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050411.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeIle de la Reina Charlotte No. 30Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 486x577 (mm), 19.125x22.75 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.<br><br>This map shows the souther portion of the Queen Charlotte Islands.M4495Brussels: (1825)
USD225.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4495&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050391.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeNouveau Cornouailles No. 24Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor woming on upper portion of map not affecting the map, proficiently repaired., Size : 475x575 (mm), 18.75x22.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4496Brussels: (1825)
USD625.0Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps Canada West Alberta1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4496&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050381.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePresqu'Ile D'Alaska No. 21Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper portion of the map, not affecting the map, proficiently repaired., Size : 475x580 (mm), 18.75x22.875 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4497Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4497&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050371.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePorto - Rico No.69Original Outline Coloring, Very Good,minor worming appear at the upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold, proficiently repaired, Size : 480x535 (mm), 18.875x21 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4499Brussels: (1825)
USD625.0Maps West Indies Puerto Rico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4499&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050351.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie des Etas Unis No. 56Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on the upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 460x495 (mm), 18.125x19.5 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4500Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0; Maps United States South Mississippi; Maps United States South Louisiana; Maps United States South Alabama1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050341.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Labrador No. 28Original Outline Coloring, Good, some browning., Size : 475x570 (mm), 18.75x22.375 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4501Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4501&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050331.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie des Etats Unis No. 57Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 460x495 (mm), 18.125x19.5 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4504Brussels: (1825)
USD950.0; Maps United States South Georgia; Maps United States East South Carolina; Maps United States East North Carolina1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4504&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050311.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Labrador No. 29Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 484x580 (mm), 19x22.875 (Inches)M4505Brussels: (1825)
USD175.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4505&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050301.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de L'Amerique Russe No. 22Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 475x575 (mm), 18.75x22.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4506Brussels: (1825)
USD275.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4506&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050291.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeGrandes Antilles No. 73Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on the upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficienty repaired., Size : 450x545 (mm), 17.75x21.5 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4507Brussels: (1825)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Jamaica1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4507&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050281.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Bas Canada No. 36Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 480x565 (mm), 18.875x22.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.<br><br>This map shows the area of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the surrounding coastlines, such as the district of Gaspe and the west coast of Newfoundland.M4510Brussels: (1825)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4510&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050251.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeGroenLand Oriental No. 20Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, portion of the lower margin shaved closely, minor worming on upper portion of the map, proficiently repaired., Size : 525x565 (mm), 20.625x22.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4511Brussels: (1825)
USD375.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4511&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050241.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Nouvle. Californie No.52Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 460x500 (mm), 18.125x19.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4512Brussels: (1825)
USD575.0; Maps United States West California1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4512&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050231.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Vieille Californie No. 58Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 464x515 (mm), 18.25x20.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4513Brussels: (1825)
USD875.0; Maps United States West California1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050221.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Mexique No. 65Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 465x540 (mm), 18.25x21.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4514Brussels: (1825)
USD575.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4514&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050211.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeMerida No. 66Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 460x536 (mm), 18.125x21.125 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4515Brussels: (1825)
USD575.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4515&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050201.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeIle de Cuba No. 67Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 460x540 (mm), 18.125x21.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4517Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0Maps West Indies Cuba1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050181.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Vieille Californie No. 63Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 465x540 (mm), 18.25x21.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4518Brussels: (1825)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4518&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050171.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Mexique No. 59Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 465x520 (mm), 18.25x20.5 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4519Brussels: (1825)
USD625.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-050161.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Mexique No. 64Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 460x535 (mm), 18.125x21 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4520Brussels: (1825)
USD625.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie du Mexique et de Guatemala No. 71Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 465x551 (mm), 18.25x21.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4521Brussels: (1825)
USD625.0Maps Central America Mexico1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4521&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie des Etats - Unis No. 50Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 470x560 (mm), 18.5x22 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4522Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0; Maps United States Mid-West Ohio; Maps United States Mid-West Kentucky; Maps United States Mid-West Indiana; Maps United States East Pennsylvania1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4522&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Nouvelle Bretagne No. 26Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size :; The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.<br><br>This map shows the western shore of Hudson Bay. Nothern OntarioM4524Brusseld: (1825)
USD650.0Maps Canada Ontario North1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4524&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeEmbouchures du Mississipi No. 61Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 460x523 (mm), 18.125x20.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4525Brussels: (1825)
USD575.0; Maps United States South Mississippi1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4525&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeGrand Banc de Terre-Neuve No. 45Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming to the lower portion of the map on along the central fold, proficiently repaired., Size : 470x524 (mm), 18.5x20.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.<br><br>This map shows the are of southern Newfoundland and the Grand BanksM4527Brussels: (1825)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie des Etats - Unis No. 43Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 460x505 (mm), 18.125x19.875 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4528Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0Maps Canada East Quebec;; Maps United States New England1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4528&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie des Etats - Unis No. 40Original Outline Coloring, Very good, minor browning on the lower portion not affecting the map. Laid on acid free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 460x515 (mm), 18.125x20.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4530Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0; Maps United States West Montana; Maps United States West Wyoming; Maps United States Mid-West North Dakota; Maps United States Mid-West South Dakota1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4530&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie Des Etats Unis No. 41Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 471x520 (mm), 18.5x20.5 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4531Brussels: (1825)
USD1250.0; Maps United States Mid-West; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4531&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie de la Vieille Californie No. 53Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on upper and lower portion of the map along the central fold proficiently repaired., Size : 465x525 (mm), 18.25x20.625 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4532Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0; Maps United States West California; Maps United States West Arizona1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4532&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumePartie des Etats Unis No.40Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor worming on the lower portion of that map along the central fold., Size : 460x515 (mm), 18.125x20.25 (Inches); The first atlas of the world on a uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M4533Brussels: (1825)
USD750.0; Maps United States West Montana; Maps United States West Wyoming; Maps United States Mid-West South Dakota; Maps United States Mid-West North Dakota1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4533&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-04-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookCarte des Deus Regions PolairesHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 235x455 (mm), 9.25x17.875 (Inches)M4541Paris: (1790)
USD375.0; Maps Polar Antarctic Regions; Maps Polar Arctic Regions1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4541&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rapin de ThoyrasPlan of the Battle of Saragossa, Fought Aug. 9 1710, between the Allies under Lieut. Gen Stanhope and the Marshal Count Staremberg, and the French under the D. of Anjou: the Emperour Charles, and the D of Anjou (King Philip) being both presentHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 390x485 (mm), 15.375x19.125 (Inches); This map is from the atlas " The History of England", Shirley G.Rap-1a 38M4544London: (1745)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Spain; Maps Military1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4544&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinRussia in EuropeOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 360x274 (mm), 14.125x10.75 (Inches)M4545London, Edinburgh, Dublin: J & F Tallis(1849)
USD275.0Maps Russia1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4545&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.H. Chapman, B.R. MacKay, F.S. Falconer, S.C. McLeanNanaimo Sheet Vancouver Island British ColumbiaPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 465x310 (mm), 18.25x12.25 (Inches)M4546Ottawa: Department of Mines(1915)
USD375.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1915nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Humphrey Lhuyd, Mercator, HondiusCambriae Typus Auctore Humfredo LhuydoHand Colored, Left and right margins are reinforced. An old repair to a tear from the left margin hardly noticeable. Otherwise good., Size : 346x490 (mm), 13.625x19.25 (Inches)M4547Amsterdam: (1613)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296181078.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuGuineaOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 380x520 (mm), 15x20.5 (Inches); A rather decorative map of the West Africa. With three large cartouches and vairous depictions of wild life on the map. The colours are vivid and vibrant with wide margins. Map contains two compass roses., Shirley T.Com-6a Vol 3 19; Norwich Map 315M4548Amsterdam: (1636)
USD1250.0Maps Africa West1636nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Blaeu; MassaRussiae vulgo Moscovia Pars Auftralis.Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 385x525 (mm), 15.125x20.625 (Inches); A rather decorative map of Russia, Ukraine. With three large cartouches. The colours are vivid and vibrant with wide margins. Latin text on verso., Shirley T.Com-27a 57M4549Amsterdam: (1664)
USD1500.0Maps Russia;; Maps Europe Ukraine1664nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4549&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07043.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuInsulae Americanae in Oceano Septentrionali, cum Terris AdiacentibusOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 380x525 (mm), 15x20.625 (Inches); A rather decorative map of the West Indies, and the southern U.S. With three large cartouches. The colours are vivid and vibrant with wide margins., Lowery 139M4550Amsterdam: (1636)
USD3000.0; Maps Central America; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps United States South Florida1636nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4550&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan H. CloppenburghPervHand Colored, Very Good, lower margin has been shaved closely, Size : 185x255 (mm), 7.25x10 (Inches)M4555Amsterdam: (1632)
USD575.0Maps South America Peru1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-05-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Engelbert KaempferCarte de la Route par Terre depuis Jokaitz jusqu;a FammamtzOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good to excellent, left margin extended, few minute wormwholes., Size : 315x370 (mm), 12.375x14.5 (Inches); OAG Japan, Plate 104eM4558Amsterdam: Ottens(1740)
USD875.0Maps Asia Far East Japan1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-05-05005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Engelbert Kaempfer; Johann Caspar ScheuchzerPlatte Grondt van de Stad Miaco.Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 410x310 (mm), 16.125x12.25 (Inches); Map of the Palce in KyotoM4560Amsterdam: Ottens(1740)
USD875.0Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps City Maps1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4560&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-05-05007.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Engelbert Kaempfer; Johann Caspar ScheuchzerParticuliere Reis Kaart van Japan ftrekkende van Nagasaki tot Kokura.Original Hand Coloring, Very good to Excellent, the left margin has been extended beyond the plate mark. Few minute worm holes., Size : 315x380 (mm), 12.375x15 (Inches); OAG Japan, Plate 104aM4561Amsterdam: Ottens(1740)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Far East Japan1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4561&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-05-05008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Engelbert Kaempfer; Johann Caspar ScheuchzerCarte Particuliere de la Route depuis Kokura jusqu'a Khurissima.Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Few minute worm holes., Size : 310x380 (mm), 12.25x15 (Inches); OAG Japan, Plate 104bM4562Amsterdam: Ottens(1740)
USD875.0Maps Asia Far East Japan1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4562&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-05-05009.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Engelbert Kaempfer; Johann Caspar ScheuchzerParticuliere Kaart van de Reys te Land van Fammamatz tot aan Farra.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good to excellent, left margin has been extended beyond the plate mark. Few minute worm holes., Size : 310x380 (mm), 12.25x15 (Inches); OAG Japan, Plate 104fM4563Amsterdam: Ottens(1740)
USD875.0Maps Asia Far East Japan1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-05-05010.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNoviffima Regnorum Portugalliae et AlgarbiaeOriginal Outline Coloring with hand colour cartouche, Very Good, Few minute worm holes., Size : 580x485 (mm), 22.875x19.125 (Inches); Shirley T.Com-25a 47M4566Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Portugal1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4566&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-05-05013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Covens; C MortierLes Environs de LondresOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, lower central fold has been reinforced., Size : 485x560 (mm), 19.125x22 (Inches)M4570Amsterdam: (1745)
USD500.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4570&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-05-05011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mathew CareyThe British Possessions in North America from the latest authoritiesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 395x460 (mm), 15.5x18.125 (Inches)M4571Philadelphia: (1814)
USD875.0; Maps Canada; Maps North America Great Lakes1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_58e1cca56b76948ed24767d42d310e10_1309880654.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerAmsterdam Fameux Port de MerHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 230x340 (mm), 9x13.375 (Inches)M4585Paris: (1705)
USD650.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Benelux1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4585&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-05-05006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerLes Environs de Vienne en AutricheHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 170x510 (mm), 6.75x20.125 (Inches); A superb plan of the greater area of Vienna and the Danube river.M4590Paris: (1705)
USD950.0; Maps Europe Austria1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4590&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-05-05012.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. LemprierePlan of the Tower of London; Plan of the Tower of London from a drawing made in the year MDCCXXVIBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 275x355 (mm), 10.875x14 (Inches); An uncommon plan of the Tower of London and its' view.M4592London: The Society of Antiquities of London(1815)
USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4592&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-05-05014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SaxtonEboracensisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, water stain on the upper margin not affecting the image. Central fold slightly darkenend., Size : 200x250 (mm), 7.875x9.875 (Inches); This map was engraved by Hole and re-engraved by Kip for William Camden. <br><br>This map is from William Camden's Britannia. "Britannia was first published in 1586 and provided a history of Britain from pre-Roman times. It was not until the 1607 edition, (the last one published in his lifetime) that Camden included maps of English and Welsh counties together with maps of Ireland and Scotland." (Booth 40)M4595London: William Camden(1607)
USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4595&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05001.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georgius Owen D. Kemcis / SaxtonPenbrokOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 280x335 (mm), 11x13.125 (Inches); This map is engraved by William Kip for William Camden<br><br>This map is from William Camden's Britannia. "Britannia was first published in 1586 and provided a history of Britain from pre-Roman times. It was not until the 1607 edition, (the last one published in his lifetime) that Camden included maps of English and Welsh counties together with maps of Ireland and Scotland." (Booth 40)M4596London: William Camden(1607)
USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4596&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SaxtonRadnor comitatus quem silvres . . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 265x315 (mm), 10.375x12.375 (Inches); This map was engraved by William Kip for William Camden<br><br>This map is from William Camden's Britannia. "Britannia was first published in 1586 and provided a history of Britain from pre-Roman times. It was not until the 1607 edition, (the last one published in his lifetime) that Camden included maps of English and Welsh counties together with maps of Ireland and Scotland." (Booth 40)M4597London: William Camden(1607)
USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4598&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SaxtonSalopiaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 275x340 (mm), 10.875x13.375 (Inches); Engraved by Hole and re-engraved by Kip for William Camden.<br><br>This map is from William Camden's Britannia. "Britannia was first published in 1586 and provided a history of Britain from pre-Roman times. It was not until the 1607 edition, (the last one published in his lifetime) that Camden included maps of English and Welsh counties together with maps of Ireland and Scotland." (Booth 40)M4599London: William Camden(1607)
USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4600&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SaxtonGlamorganOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 275x340 (mm), 10.875x13.375 (Inches); South Wales<br><br>This map was engraved by Hole and then re-engraved by Kip for William Camden<br><br>This map is from William Camden's Britannia. "Britannia was first published in 1586 and provided a history of Britain from pre-Roman times. It was not until the 1607 edition, (the last one published in his lifetime) that Camden included maps of English and Welsh counties together with maps of Ireland and Scotland." (Booth 40)M4601London: William Camden(1607)
USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4601&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05007.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SaxtonBedfordOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 275x335 (mm), 10.875x13.125 (Inches); Engraved by William Kip for William Camden.<br><br>This map is from William Camden's Britannia. "Britannia was first published in 1586 and provided a history of Britain from pre-Roman times. It was not until the 1607 edition, (the last one published in his lifetime) that Camden included maps of English and Welsh counties together with maps of Ireland and Scotland." (Booth 40)M4603London: William Camden(1607)
USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4603&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05009.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPianta di Roma e del Campo MarzoBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 1010x710 (mm), 39.75x27.875 (Inches); First Paris Edition<br><br>"By the mid-1770's, at the height of his career, Piranesi had produced a comprehensive record of ancient and modern Rome in the form of the well over a hundred plates of the Veduta di Roma. He may have felt the need for a reference map to accompany collections of these plates and devised this work, usually found in associations with the Veduta, to fill this need. Exercising his skills in presenting formidable quantities of information coherently, he sought to relate the surviving remains of antiquity to the contemporary topography of Rome and to offer way reference to published information about them. He therefore produced a large map of the modern city within Aurelian Walls, together with an extension showing the territory to the north, between Porto del Popolo and Ponte Milvio and including the Campus Martius area. This is augmented by a smaller map isolating the principal antiquities, which were marked with numbers corresponding to those in the larger map. Around these Piranesi arranged a detailed index listing the monuments according to their assigned number and referring to relevant passages in his major publications, including the Antichita Romane, Della Magnificenza and Campo Marzio." (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Orientation of the map with south at the top.M4610Paris: (1807)
USD6500.0; Maps Europe Italy Rome1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4610&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-0528.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pietro RugaPianta Topografica Della Citta di Roma Dell' Anno 1821Black & White, Excllent, disected and laid on original canvas., Size : 633x820 (mm), 24.875x32.25 (Inches); Large and decorativly engraved plan of Rome. With insets giving architectural floor-plans of principal edifices of Rome.M4623(1821)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Italy Rome; Maps City Maps; Maps Folding Maps1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Europe Italy Rome1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4626&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_10ceb7a3cf9384dd016442ed893c1527_1299265874.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De FerPlan des villes de Londres et de Westminster et de Leurs Faubourgs avec le Bourg de SouthwarkHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 230x340 (mm), 9x13.375 (Inches)M4627Paris: (1705)
USD675.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4627&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/27-06-05001.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tindal, RapinBruges one of the Principal Cities of FlandersHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 355x475 (mm), 14x18.75 (Inches); From Tindal and Rapin's "History of England"M4629London: Tindal & Rapin(1745)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Benelux1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4629&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/Belgium.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francois ValentijnNieuwe Kaart van Choromandel ende Malabar.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 520x590 (mm), 20.5x23.25 (Inches); This map is from the highly sought after set "Oud en Nieuw OostIndien" which is the most extensive geographical and historical description of the whole area the Dutch had taken into possession or had gained a foothold in: the East Indies, parts of China, Japan, parts of the Near East, and the Cape of Good Hope.M4636Amsterdam: Jan Van Braam; Gerard onder de Linden(1724)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Central India;; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4636&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-07-05006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. BouchettePlan of the Town of Guelf Upper CanadaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 200x230 (mm), 7.875x9 (Inches); The important first printed map of Guelph.M4637London: J & C Walker(1827)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario West Wellington; Maps City Maps1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4637&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b6c17afe7dab4bec678976afcebbb47e_1252709756.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BouchetteCity of MontrealHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 195x235 (mm), 7.625x9.25 (Inches)M4638London: J & C Walker(1830)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec Montreal; Maps City Maps1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4638&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-07-05003.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. BouchettePlan of the Town of Goderich Upper CanadaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 190x200 (mm), 7.5x7.875 (Inches); The first printed map of GoderichM4640London: J & C Walker(1829)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario West Huron1829nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4640&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b6c17afe7dab4bec678976afcebbb47e_1252709681.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Matthaeus SeutterLe Plan de Paris ses Faubourgs et ses Environs…Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 490x575 (mm), 19.25x22.625 (Inches); An decorative map of Paris with a cartouche coat of arms on the upper right hand corner and a large compass rose on the upper left corner.M4646Augsburg: (1760)
USD1750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4646&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_590576e673572c1c1773753f4f580b72_1267550896.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannCarte des Indes OrientalesOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 500x860 (mm), 19.625x33.875 (Inches); A highly decorative map of South East Asia with a large cartouche in the lower left portion of the map.M4650Nuremberg: (1748)
USD2000.0; Maps Asia South East; Maps Asia Central India1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4650&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a43512f3bf0dc2e9923bfa8a62359f04_1277238738.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & HogenbergRomaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 340x485 (mm), 13.375x19.125 (Inches); An important early map of Rome. With two keys located at the bottom portion of the map separated by an image of a couple.M4652Germany: (1607)
USD1750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy Rome1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4652&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-06-06002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.T. ChartierPlanisphereHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 275x370 (mm), 10.875x14.5 (Inches); A decorative 19th century map of the worldM4653Paris: (1867)
USD375.0Maps World1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4653&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-07-05013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresCharlotte BayHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 680x975 (mm), 26.75x38.375 (Inches); A scarce and sought after map of Charlotte Bay in Greater Halifax. This area in present day contains numerous luxary cottages.M4657London: (1776)
USD2750.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia Halifax1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4657&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-07-05008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. MunsterParitzBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 365x420 (mm), 14.375x16.5 (Inches); A rather decorative map of Paris within a unusual 16th century architectural boarder. With German text on verso<br><br>The Cosmographia by Sebastian Münster (1488 – 1552) from 1544 is the earliest German description of the world. It had numerous editions in different languages including Latin, French (translated by François de Belleforest), Italian, English, and even Czech. The last German edition was published in 1628, long after his death. The Cosmographia was one of the most successful and popular books of the 16th century. It passed through 24 editions in 100 years. This success was due to the fascinating woodcuts (some by Hans Holbein the Younger, Urs Graf, Hans Rudolph Manuel Deutsch, and David Kandel). It was most important in reviving geography in 16th century Europe.M4659Basel: (circa. 1558)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Pariscirca. 1558nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4659&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-07-05006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Attilio Zuccani-OrlandiniPlanta della citta de RomaHand Colored, Very Good, with 3 tears professionally restored and hardly noticeable., Size : 530x675 (mm), 20.875x26.5 (Inches); An attractive large scale 19th century map of Rome.M4660Rome: (1844)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy Rome1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4660&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-02-08013a.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HellertConstantinopleHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 325x390 (mm), 12.75x15.375 (Inches)M4664London: Edward Stanford(1843)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4664&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-07-05002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OttensTheatre de la Guerre Contre les Turcs & Les Tartares avec les Marches de Armees de sa Majeste.; Theatrum Belli A: MDCCXXXVII a milite Augustae Russorum Imperatricis. . .Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 470x665 (mm), 18.5x26.125 (Inches); An attractive map of Ukraine with excellent original hand colour and a decorative cartouch on the lower right hand portion of the map.M4670Amsterdam: (1737)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4670&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-07-05013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. Halls; ThompsonCorea and JapanOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 510x665 (mm), 20.125x26.125 (Inches); Attractive and large scale map of Japan and Korea, after the important voyage of discovery by Captain Halls.M4672London: Thompson(1816)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East Korea1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4672&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-07-05011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A VuilleminNouveau Plan Illustre de la VilleHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 1110x700 (mm), 43.625x27.5 (Inches)M4675Paris: (1860)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris; Maps Folding Maps1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4675&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-07-05008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. KitchenPlan of the North Port of Gibraltar as it was Besieged by the Spaniards and French in the year 1704Black & White, Excellent, Size : 325x395 (mm), 12.75x15.5 (Inches)M4676London: (1768)
USD375.0; Maps Mediterranean Gibraltar1768nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4676&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-07-05001.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerLes Frontieres D'Espagne et de PortugalOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 575x430 (mm), 22.625x16.875 (Inches)M4678Paris: (1742)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Spain; Maps Europe Portugal1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4678&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-07-05004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'IsleNova Regni Hispaniae Accurata Descripto ad Usum Serenissimi Burgundiae DucisHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 500x605 (mm), 19.625x23.75 (Inches)M4684Amsterdam: (1730)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4684&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-05040.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. GreegorMap of the County of Middlesex OntarioPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 405x630 (mm), 15.875x24.75 (Inches)M4687Toronto: Miles & Co(1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4687&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238178792.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.L. SmithMap of the County of BrantPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 310x410 (mm), 12.25x16.125 (Inches)M4688Toronto: (1879)
USD225.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Brant1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4688&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc7503cea285010e87f362c3e632f31c_1286299228.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.C. SheffieldCounty of Wentworth, OntPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 393x310 (mm), 15.5x12.25 (Inches)M4689Toronto: (1879)
USD225.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Asia Central India;; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.)1725nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.)1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe Germany1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD600.0; Maps Europe Ireland1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea; Maps Asia South East Philippines1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar; Maps Asia Far East China1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Military; Maps Europe France1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Ireland1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States Mid-West Indiana; Maps United States Mid-West Ohio1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps City Maps1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0; Maps Europe Continent1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Russia1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Central America1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe Spain1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps Asia Far East Japan1774nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Maps Central America; Maps Folding Maps1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4763&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_969a82d6358b40093a681d3776d38bf5_1307120396.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hondius; MercatorHispaniae Nova Descriptio, de integro multis inlocis…Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, minor browning of the margins, Size : 375x510 (mm), 14.75x20.125 (Inches)M4767Amsterdam: (1635)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0; Maps Europe Ireland1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps West Indies Barbados1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Russia; Maps Asia Far East Japan1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4779&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-11-05018.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. HassendeubelPlan of Santa-Cruz de Rosales & of the operations of the U.S. Troops under Command of Brig. Gen. S. Price during the siege and storming of the place on the 16th of March 1848Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 305x325 (mm), 12x12.75 (Inches); The Battle of Santa Cruz de Rosales was an engagement of the Mexican-American War that took place after the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo had been signed.M4780U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD575.0Maps Central America Mexico1847noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4780&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-03-08a004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]U.S. War DepartmentSketch of the Battle of SacramentoHand Colored, Very Good, minor browning, Size : 320x245 (mm), 12.625x9.625 (Inches); The Battle of the Sacramento took place on February 28, 1847 during the Mexican-American War. After capturing El Paso, Texas, Colonel Alexander Doniphan led the 1st Missouri Mounted Regiment south towards Chihuahua, Chihuahua.M4781U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD750.0Maps Central America Mexico1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4781&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-02-08008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.L. PembertonSketch of the route General Worth's Column from Chapultepec to the Alameda in the attack upon the City of Mexico 13th and 14th Sepetmber 1847Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 360x272 (mm), 14.125x10.75 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4782U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD575.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Military1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4782&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-02-08009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.H. HardcastleMap of the Valley of MexicoHand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 305x425 (mm), 12x16.75 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4783U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD875.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Military1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4783&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-03-08a007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.F. HardcastleSketch of the Operations of the 1st Division United States Army under the Command of General Worth on the 8th Sept 1847Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 325x495 (mm), 12.75x19.5 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4784U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD575.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Military1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4784&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-03-08a001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Turnbull; McClellan; CooperSurvey of the Mexican Lines of Defence at Cerro Gordo and the Lines of Attack of the American Army under Major General Scott on the 17th and 18th of April 1847Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 315x480 (mm), 12.375x18.875 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4786U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD675.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Military1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4786&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-02-08011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. Ehrenberg; W.H. WarnerLa PazHand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 417x520 (mm), 16.375x20.5 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4787U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD900.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Military1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4787&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-03-08a002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Linnard; Pope; FranklinPlan of the Battle of Buena-VistaHand Colored, Very Good, some minor browning, Size : 410x515 (mm), 16.125x20.25 (Inches); Battle of Buena-Vista also known as the Battle of Angostura, saw the U.S. Army use heavy artillery to repulse the much larger Mexican army in the Mexican-American War.M4788U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD1250.0Maps Military; Maps Central America Mexico1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4788&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-02-08012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mason, HardcastleMap of Genl. Worth's Operations on the 20th of Aug 1847Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 470x785 (mm), 18.5x30.875 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4789U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD750.0Maps Military; Maps Central America Mexico1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4789&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-03-08a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hardcastle, Turnbull, McClellanBattles of Mexico, Line of Operations of the U.S. Army under the command of Major General Winfield Scott on the 8th, 12th and 13th of September 1847.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 710x545 (mm), 27.875x21.5 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4790U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD1250.0Maps Military; Maps Central America Mexico1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4790&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-02-08013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Maj. Turnbull; Capt. McClellan; Lieut. HardcastleBattles of Mexico, Line of Operations of the U.S. Army under the Command of Major General Winfielf Scott on the 19th and 20th of August 1847.Hand Colored, Very Good, minor browning, Size : 590x720 (mm), 23.25x28.375 (Inches); From an important series depicting the Mexican-American WarM4791U.S.: U.S. War Department(1847)
USD1250.0Maps Military; Maps Central America Mexico1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4791&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-02-08014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KitchenKarte von IrelandHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 656x570 (mm), 25.75x22.375 (Inches)M4792Vienna: (1788)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Ireland1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4792&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-11-05033.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CookePlan of the City of St. Petersburg The Imperial Residence 1801Hand Colored, Very Good, lower left hand portion of map with extended margins, Size : 350x385 (mm), 13.75x15.125 (Inches)M4793London: Longman & Rees(1801)
USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Russia1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4793&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-12-05005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterPontus Euxinus Hodie Mare Nigrum Cara Denghiz Turcis Zorno More Russis…Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 500x585 (mm), 19.625x23 (Inches)M4794Ausgburg: (1730)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Romania; Maps Europe Balkans Bulgaria; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4794&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-11-05035.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WyldThe Province of CanadaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, disected and laid on original canvas, Size : 620x955 (mm), 24.375x37.625 (Inches); The 5th state of the map<br>A superb map of Canada, by important 19th century British cartographer James Wyld covering Ontario and Eastern Canada and the north-east US. A rather detailed map showing various counties of upper and lower Canada. An instet of the Maritimes appears on the upper left hand corner of the map. The map shows Canada from the western end of Lake Erie on the west to Prince Edward Island on the east and from Anticosti Island on the north to Long Island and New York city. Virtually the whole of New England is shown including the northern parts of Rhode Island and Connenticut. Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine are shown in full. The whole of upstate New York is included. Also shown are the northern part Pennsylvania. An important railroad map of the peiod (in blue) with a high concentration in Massachusetts and upstate New York., Winearls 138 (5)M4795London: James Wyld(1851)
USD1750.0Maps Canada East; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Railroad1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2250.0Maps South America Brazil1642nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Africa West; Maps Sea Chart1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4799&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte Reduite de la Presque Isle de L'indeBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 592x845 (mm), 23.25x33.25 (Inches); A detailed and uncommon map of the southern tip of India and of Sri Lanka. There are many placenames noted including Calcutta (Calichut), Goa, and Cananor. . The decorative cartouches for the title located lower leftM4802Paris: (1747)
USD1600.0Maps Asia Central India;; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4802&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'Anville; BoltonFirst Part of Asia being Turkey, Arabia, Persia most of India and TartaryHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 371x770 (mm), 14.625x30.25 (Inches); Uncommon map of the arabian penansula and southern tip of India and a part of Sri Lanka. There are many placenames noted including Calcutta (Calichut), Goa, and Cananor. The decorative cartouches for the title located in central bottom.M4803London: (1755)
USD875.0Maps Asia Central India; Maps Ocean Indian; Maps Asia Middle East Arabia1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4803&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/27-06-06007.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonPart of Long Island City Ward No. 1 and 3Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, lower edge is frayed and brittle, Size : 520x772 (mm), 20.5x30.375 (Inches)M4804New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD575.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4804&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05009.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonPart of Long Island City Ward No. 2Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 460x715 (mm), 18.125x28.125 (Inches)M4805New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD575.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4806&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonVillage of Newton / Villiage of Maspeth / Village of Malvina / Village of Winfield / Village of Woodside and Charlotteville / Village of Laurel HillOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor fraying of the edges not affecting the map, Size : 463x713 (mm), 18.25x28 (Inches)M4807New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4807&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05025.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonRichmond HillOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor fraying of the edges not affecting the map, Size : 460x717 (mm), 18.125x28.25 (Inches)M4808New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4810&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05021.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonSeaford / Baldwins / Hewletts / Valley Stream / Pearsalls / Greenwich PointOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor fraying of the edges not affecting the map, Size : 458x710 (mm), 18x27.875 (Inches)M4811New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4814&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05016.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonPart of the Village of Far Rockaway Plate 12Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor fraying of the edges not affecting the map, Size : 470x710 (mm), 18.5x27.875 (Inches)M4815New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4815&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05015.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonPart of the Villiage of Far Rockaway 11Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor fraying of the edges not affecting the map, Size : 465x715 (mm), 18.25x28.125 (Inches)M4816New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4816&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonHempstead VillageOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor fraying of the edges not affecting the map, Size : 465x720 (mm), 18.25x28.375 (Inches)M4817New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4817&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chester WolvertonPart of Long Island City Ward No. 5Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor fraying of the edges not affecting the map, Size : 460x715 (mm), 18.125x28.125 (Inches)M4818New York: Chester Wolverton(1891)
USD375.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4818&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-11-05012.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wm. SwireRochdaleBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 155x240 (mm), 6.125x9.5 (Inches)M4819Liverpool: W.Wales(1824)
USD150.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Maps West Indies St. Lucia1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States South Florida1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Central America Mexico1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0Maps South America Peru1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0Maps South America Peru; Maps City Maps1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD425.0Maps Central America Panama1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Russia; Maps Europe Continent1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia; Maps Polar Arctic Regions1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States East North Carolina; Maps United States East South Carolina; Maps United States South Tennessee; Maps United States South Georgia1797nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Panama1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps West Indies Antigua1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Russia1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Maps Geological;; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States Mid-West1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Russia1727nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario South Niagara1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario St. Lawrence River1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4885&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-01-06003.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred R. WaudSt Lawrence River from Cronwall to BerthierHand Colored, Excellent laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 955x201 (mm), 37.625x7.875 (Inches); Engarved by James L. WisemanM4886Montreal: International Railway Publishing Company(1898)
USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4886&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-01-06005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.SenexA Draft of the Golden & Adjacent Islands with part of y Isthmus of Darien as it was taken by Capt Ienefer. / A New Map of y Isthmus Darien in America, The Bay of Panama, the Gulph of Callona or St Michael with its Islands and countries adjacent.Hand Colored, Very good, Size : 595x485 (mm), 23.375x19.125 (Inches); The map depicts the Scottish settlement of New Edinburgh along the Isthmus of Darien in Central America. From "A New General Atlas of the World", by Senex.M4887London: (1721)
USD2500.0Maps Central America Panama1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4887&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-01-06006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CassiniGli Stati Uniti Dell America Il Canada, e la FloridaHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 365x500 (mm), 14.375x19.625 (Inches); Rather decorative map of the new born United States. The map is from Atlante Universale, it presents a fair summary of what continental Europeans understood of the new United States at the end of 18th century. It is based on Mitchell's map, here Western New York is awarded to Pennsylvania, though in fact it was disputed between New York & Massachusetts and was not even claimed by Pennsylvania. The name Florida is part of the title as it depicts Spanish territory during the final years of Spanish rule over Florida., Portinaro, Knirsch pg.292M4888Rome: (1798)
USD1250.0; Maps United States South; Maps North America Great Lakes1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4888&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-01-06001.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterMappa Geographica Regionem Mexicanam et FloridamOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 500x585 (mm), 19.625x23 (Inches); This map is based on the important De L'isle map of 1703. The cartouche in top left details the scale of the map. In the lower left corner, a number of ships engage in a sea battle while Spanish conquistadors engage in trade on shore. In the right a number of ships engage in another sea battle, around the island of Bermuda.M4890Germany: (c. 1740)
USD2750.0; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps Central America; Maps United States Southc. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.01733nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Maps North America; Maps Central America; Maps West Indies General1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Spain1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0; Maps United States East1653nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0Maps West Indies Antigua;1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4900&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_93532ccdabc17d6215f6abf03d9f0a82_1225562181.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.E.R. MattePublic Works Canada, Georgian Bay Ship Canal Estimate Plan Cantin Island to Georgian BayPrinted in Color with some hand colouring, Excellent, Size : 205x310 (mm), 8.125x12.25 (Inches)M4901Toronto: (1900)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4901&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-06005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S.J. DawsonMap Showing the Route by Road and Navigation for Connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.Hand Colored, A tear entering from the lower margin professionally repaired and hardly noticeable., Size : 262x626 (mm), 10.25x24.625 (Inches); An interesting mid 19th century map published in Toronto, by the prominent geographer S.J. Dawson. The map shows the existing railways, proposed railways, roads, and navigational rivers.M4902Toronto: J. Ellis(1858)
USD575.0Maps Canada1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps South America Peru1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps South America Peru1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4912&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06010.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannMagnae Britannia Pars Septentrionalis qua Regnum ScotiaeHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 585x495 (mm), 23x19.5 (Inches)M4913Nuremburg: (1748)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4913&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06009.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vaugondy; RollinCarte pour Servire ala Lecture de L'Histoire ancienne des Egyptiens, des Carthaginois, des Assyriens, des Babyloniens, des Medes, des Perses, des Macedoniens, des Grecs.Original Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 500x650 (mm), 19.625x25.625 (Inches)M4914Paris: (1737)
USD750.0; Maps Ancient (Greek & Roman); Maps Mediterranean Sea1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4914&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d80bf13a52ae572f0ff145a90740b1cc_1248817295.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De FerCarte Pour L\\\'Intelligence des Affaires Presente, Des Turcs, des Tartares, des Hongrois, des Polonois, des Suedois, et des MoscovitesOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, upper and lower margin have been extended. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation, Size : 520x565 (mm), 20.5x22.25 (Inches)M4915Paris: (1711)
USD2500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Europe Ukraine1711nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4915&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_940e613c79cc292fa5ea80d782ceaac3_1355949790.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SansonLa Curlande Duche et Semigalle Autresois de la LivonieOriginal Outline Coloring, excellent, Size : 410x535 (mm), 16.125x21 (Inches)M4916Paris: (1659)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1659nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4916&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-07-06010.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterCharte der Kriegs Operationen am Donn und Dnieper Ihro Russisch key serl maiest glorieusen armeen…Original Hand Coloring, Very good, Size : 385x445 (mm), 15.125x17.5 (Inches); Fine mid 18thc century decorative map of Ukraine in strong original colour. A war between Russia and the Ottoman Empire, caused by intensified contradictions over the results of the War of the Polish Succession of 1733-1735 and endless raids by the Crimean Tatars. The war also represented Russia\'s continuing struggle for the access to the Black Sea.M4917Augsbourg: (1736)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1736nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4917&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355421109.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterNova Mappa Geographica vel de Zabache et Paludis MaeotidisHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 490x575 (mm), 19.25x22.625 (Inches)M4918Augsburg: (1730)
USD1750.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4918&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleAfrique Publiee sous les Auspices de Monseigneur le Duc D'Orleans Premier Prince du SangHand Colored, Very Good, with some skillful repair along the folds which is to be expected from these large scale maps. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 985x990 (mm), 38.75x39 (Inches)M4925Paris: (1749)
USD1500.0; Maps Wall Maps; Maps Africa Continent1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4925&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-08-06009.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Willet G. MillerMap of Part of the Montreal River and Temagami Forest ReservePrinted in Color, Good Condition, repairs professionally done to both left and right margins and upper middle portion of the map, with some browning and staining upper and lower map. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 910x860 (mm), 35.75x33.875 (Inches)M4926Toronto: (1909)
USD750.0Maps Wall Maps; Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing; Maps Geological1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4926&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_15054ae5f85c477e3924f2e55168202c_1311270143.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Major W.I. Fisk; Colonel G.J. LydeckerLake Erie Including the Waterways between Lakes Ontario and HuronPrinted in Color with some hand colouring, Very Good, minor chipping and cracking along the margins, laid on original canvas., Size : 600x1035 (mm), 23.625x40.75 (Inches); Hand written ink gift dedication on lower right hand portion of the map.M4929US: War Department(1921)
USD1000.0Maps Wall Maps; Maps Sea Chart; Maps North America Great Lakes Erie1921nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4929&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6d64dbff1daaea8a66a2f5c2320d821d_1323456726.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]War DepartmentGeneral Chart of Lake MichiganPrinted in Color, Very Good, some minor repairs professionaly done along the central fold, lower right and left hand portion of the map. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 1130x655 (mm), 44.5x25.75 (Inches); Ink gift dedication in the lower right hand corner.M4930US: War Department(1927)
USD1000.0Maps Wall Maps; Maps North America Great Lakes Michigan1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4930&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-08-06004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleCarte de L'Inde Dressee Pour la Compagnie des IndesHand Colored, Very Good to excellent, minor tear on centre of lower margin not affecting the image professionally repaired. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 890x1065 (mm), 35x41.875 (Inches); A large scale decorative map of India with 8 inset maps of the area.M4931Paris: (1752)
USD1500.0Maps Wall Maps;; Maps Asia Central India1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4931&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-09-07a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Department of Lands, Forests and MinesMap of the Northern Part of the District of Nipissing in the Province of OntarioHand Colored, Very Good, some browning along the folds. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 1090x880 (mm), 42.875x34.625 (Inches)M4932Ottawa: Department of Lands, Forests and Mines(1908)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing; Maps Wall Maps1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4932&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-01-08.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Department of crown landsMap of part of Northern Ontario Showing the Northern Part of the District of Nipissing, Algoma and Thunder BayPrinted in Color, Very Good, with some skillful repair which is to be expected from these large scale maps. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 750x1775 (mm), 29.5x69.875 (Inches); An impressive large scale and detailed map of the Northern part of Lake Superior. The maps also depicts the North West part of Lake Huron district of Nipissing, Algoma and Thunder Bay.M4933Toronto: The Copp Clark Co.(1904)
USD1250.0Maps Wall Maps; Maps Canada Ontario North Algoma; Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay;; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior; Maps North America Great Lakes Huron1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4933&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-08-06008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George EldridgeChart of the Vineyard Sound and Nantucket ShoalsBlack & White, Very good, tear on the left portion extending from the edge 4 inches into the map professionally repaired, tear on lower left hand portion of the map professionally repaired extending 3 inches into the map, laid on blue on blue paper., Size : 1015x1560 (mm), 39.875x61.375 (Inches); A scarce mid 19th century American sea chart of the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.M4935Boston: S. Thaxter and Son(1867)
USD4500.0; Maps Wall Maps; Maps United States New England Massachusetts1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4935&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_eb809960402edcf8709ffa796332833f_1305568925.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannD. Carolina nebsteinem Theil von FloridaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, margins shaved closely, Size : 200x270 (mm), 7.875x10.625 (Inches)M4938Germany: (1745)
USD475.0; Maps United States East South Carolina; Maps United States South Georgia1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4938&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-03-06005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannC. Virginia und MarylandOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 264x200 (mm), 10.375x7.875 (Inches)M4939Germany: (1740)
USD875.0; Maps United States East Virginia; Maps United States East Maryland1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States West California San Francisco1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps United States South Florida1584nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Ocean Atlantic1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States South Florida1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD700.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0; Maps United States East New Jersey; Maps United States East Maryland; Maps United States East Delaware; Maps United States East Pennsylvania1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States East North Carolina1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Canada Ontario East1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1611nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan1774nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0; Maps West Indies Whole1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0; Maps United States East; Maps Canada East1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Asia South East Philippines1660nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Central India1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4992&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-04-06011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GarnierAmerique BorealeOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 350x500 (mm), 13.75x19.625 (Inches); A handsome 19th century French mapping of Canada and Arctic Regions with beautiful original hand colouring.<br> Arctic exploration’s interest was high at the time in Europe.<br>The map shows rivers, settlements, territories of First Nations peoples.<br> British Columbia is divided into New Norfolk, New Cromwell, New Hanover, and New Georgia.<br> Western Canada is illustrated with details based on early explorers. Early forts and trading houses are depicted<br><br>M4993Paris: Jules Renouard(1860)
USD750.0Maps Canada1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4000.0; Maps North America1669nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Asia South East Malaysia & Singapore; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1660nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5006&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-04-06017.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Faden; Claude Joseph SauthierA Topographical Map of Hudsons River, with the Channels Depth of water, Rocks, Shoals & Country Adjacent from Sandy-Hook, New York and Bay to Fort Edward, also the Communication with Canada by Lake George and Lake Champlain. . .Hand Colored in Outline, Good, laid on acid free canvas for long-term preservation. The map has a number of restorations which have done professionally mostly at the edges and the folds., Size : 795x535 (mm), 31.25x21 (Inches); An important revolutionary map of the entire course of the Hudson river which was the scene of many military engagments.<br><br>"Shows towns and cities, roads, forts, conecting tributaries, falls, portages, bridges soundings in New York Harbour and the Lower Hudson River, shoals, ferrries, the site of the battle of Long Island, and relief. Includes a few historical and descriptive notes., Sellers & van Ee 1069M5009London: (1776)
USD2500.0; Maps United States East New York1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5009&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-04-06014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresEgmont HarborHand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation. A crease from the left extending in to the circle vignette in the map, Size : 795x550 (mm), 31.25x21.625 (Inches); Splendid chart of Egmont Harbor, Nova Scotia - 30 miles east of Halifax. The beautifully engraved chart shows topography, soundings, anchorages and navigational notes. A circular vignette is superimposed on the chart with a view of what appears to be the only settlement there. At bottom is another engraved view of the coastline, as seen from the sea. The title, which includes detailed sailing instructions appears as a scrap of paper laid across the chart.<br>Aquatint and line engraving. This fine chart is from "The Atlantic Neptune" by Capt. Joseph Fredrick Wallet, Des Barres (1721-1824). "The Atlantic Neptune" is one of the most important sea atlases of the USA and Canadian Atlantic coast that was ever been produced. The atlas was first published in England in 1774 and was updated regularly till 1784. The maps are known for the accurate portrayal of various sounds, bays, bars, and harbours in addition to navigational challenges. The maps are very detailed and contain both hydrographical and topographical information. Des Barres, a Swiss cartographer and landscape artist who immigrated to England and trained at the royal military academy became a colonial administrator in Halifax Nova Scotia, where he died. He was a lieutenant in the royal American regiment, c 1756; engineer under general wolf at Quebec c.1759; and governor of Prince Edward Island. He mapped the shore line of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and St. Lawrence River regions c.1764/1774 . This atlas was used by the Royal Navy during the American Revolution. <br>Reference Debard, J. M. the family origins of J.f.W.Des Barres; Evens, uncommon Obdurate: the several public careers of J.F.W. Des Barres (Toronto 1989); De Vorsey map collector (1982) p.31M5011London: The Atlantic Neptune(1775)
USD2500.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5011&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-04-06027.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista NicolosiMexicumBlack & White, Excellent, originally published in 4 separate sheets but joined together and laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 780x915 (mm), 30.75x36 (Inches); A large scale superb 17th century map of the entire North American continent. <br><br>This is the second state of the map.<br>"It is in the west that the map's most important feature is found. The R. Escondido, representing the Rio Grande, is for the first time correctly depicted flowing south-east from New Mexico and discharging itself into the Gulf of Mexico. . . The second state of the map included a much expanded nomenclature. The east coast saw the mistaken addtion of the defeated Swedish colony on the Delaware. L. de S Louys is now named and shaded. The R. Escondido, named near the mouth, now bears upriver in addition R del Norte. The old appellation of the river." (Burden), Burden 355M5012Rome: (1671)
USD15000.0Maps North America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1610nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5013&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-04-06007.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ThompsonSouthern Provinces of the United StatesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 525x630 (mm), 20.625x24.75 (Inches)M5015London: (1814)
USD1000.0; Maps United States East; Maps United States South1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Asia Continent1746nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5017&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-07-06008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius; MercatorHellas seu Graecia SophianiHand Colored in Outline, Good to Very Good, central fold reinforced a short tear on the bottom professionally repaired., Size : 370x500 (mm), 14.5x19.625 (Inches)M5019Amsterdam: (1658)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1658nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5019&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cad3c083ddfff0a1569efbaaf93c31c9_1311613485.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuBrasiliaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 290x360 (mm), 11.375x14.125 (Inches); This map is from the rare book ‘De Nieuwe en Onbekende Weerld: of Beschryving van America en \\\\\\\'t Zuid-Land\\\\\\\'. By<br>MONTANUS, ARNOLDUS . Published by Jacob Van Meurs, in Amsterdam, 1671. Maps and prints are after Blaeu and others<br>M5023Amsterdam: Jacob Van Meurs;Montanus(1681)
USD875.0Maps South America Brazil1681nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5023&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-07-06019.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sauthier; HomannMappa Geographica Provinciae Novae EboraciOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 735x585 (mm), 28.875x23 (Inches); An important revolutionary map of New York state.M5027Nuremburg: (1778)
USD2750.0; Maps United States East New York1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Europe Benelux1733nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps United States South Texas1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States Mid-West Missouri1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States East North Carolina1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Maps Asia Far East General; Maps Asia Far East China: Maps Asia Far East Korea; Maps Asia Far East Japan;c. 1665nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps United States1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps United States; Maps Railroad1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Maps West Indies Antigua1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps Sea Chart1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1655nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Italycirca. 1554nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States New England Vermont1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States East South Carolina1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps United States East New Jersey1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Central America Mexico1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4250.0Maps Canada;Maps United States;1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Balkans Bulgaria; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Italy1665nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Europe Italy1735nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1782nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Military; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0; Maps Africa Continent1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD600.0Maps Asia Far East China1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Africa South1701nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps South America Argentina1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2350.0; Maps Canada East1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps West Indies Cuba1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Italy1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Portugal1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Europe Portugal1600nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5190&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-07-06008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinIndependent TartaryOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 245x325 (mm), 9.625x12.75 (Inches)M5197London, New York: John Tallis & Company(1845)
USD275.0; Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5198&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_20004e5f02f13bcabc5004b6c1a74aeb_1351610299.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CassiniLa Parte Occidentale Dell' Antico, Enuovo Messico con la Floridae la Bassa Luigiana. / La Parte Orientale Dell' Antico, Enuovo Messico con la Floridae la Bassa Luigiana.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 505x680 (mm), 19.875x26.75 (Inches); A large scale rare map of the southern US, Mexico and the Gulf printed in two sheets and joined together.<br><br>"This map is taken from Giovanni Maria Cassini, Nuevo atlante geografico universale. . .described in Phillips' List of Geographical Atlases, title 670" (Lowery 438)<br><br>This map is based on the important Mitchell map of North America. The US-Florida boundry is not drawn. The name of Florida appears in the title. The southern tip of Florida is based on Bellin's model of many islands. <br><br>The cartouch in the upper right depicts Spanish troops regaining territory at the end of the 18th century. The lower left cartouch depicts natives hunting jaguars.M5200Rome: (1798)
USD4500.0Maps Central America1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5200&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-07-06009.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Department of Mines and ResourcesCanadaPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 1005x1400 (mm), 39.5x55.125 (Inches)M5203Canada: Department of Mines and Resources(1947)
USD750.0; Maps Canada; Maps Wall Maps1947nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps West Indies Guadeloupe1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5208&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinOverland Route to IndiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 320x245 (mm), 12.625x9.625 (Inches)M5210London: The London Printing and Publishing Company(1851)
USD175.0; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Middle East Arabia; Maps Europe Continent1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5210&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinThe World on Mercators ProjectionOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 255x350 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches)M5212London, New York: J & F Tallis(1851)
USD375.0Maps World1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5212&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinCeylonOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 320x235 (mm), 12.625x9.25 (Inches); 5 vignette scenes decorate the edges of the map.M5213London: The London Printing and Publishing Company(1851)
USD275.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinBritish GuayanaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 340x245 (mm), 13.375x9.625 (Inches); 4 vignettes scenes decorate the edges of the mapM5215London, New York: John Tallis & Company(1851)
USD275.0; Maps South America Guyana, Surinam1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5215&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Seutter, George MatthausNeapolis Regnum quo Continentur Aprutium Ulterius et Citterius Comitatus Molisius. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, central fold has been reinforced., Size : 590x505 (mm), 23.25x19.875 (Inches)M5217Augsburg: (1725)
USD1400.0; Maps Europe Italy1725nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255975497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, HenriCarte du Plan de Venise, l\\\\\\\'etat de sa Noblesse, et ses Differens Digrez, avec quelques autres . . .Hand Colored, Very Good, small tear extending from the lower margin not affecting the image, has been proficiently repaired., Size : 390x480 (mm), 15.375x18.875 (Inches)M5218Paris: Chatelain, Henri(1719)
USD1750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5218&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert MordenA New Map of AsiaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, two small worm holes in the centre of the map have been proficiently repaired., Size : 420x540 (mm), 16.5x21.25 (Inches)M5219London: (1695)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Continent1695nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5219&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_36c89ca57a045b86203d392183e5c790_1316283945.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Bartholomew (junior)Bartholomew's Library Chart of the World on Mercators ProjectionPrinted in Color, Excellent, laid on original canvas, Size : 1420x1880 (mm), 55.875x74 (Inches); This is a large scale impressive world map within a decorative engraved foliage boarder. A large cartouche with information within, an inset of the Southern and Northern Hemisphere is in the upper left, a chart of the north pole is in the upper right. Along the lower portion of the map appears inset charts depicting natural productions of the world, heights and depths, and finally, winds and hydrographic basins<br><br>Disected into 8 individually folding sheets. Within a contemporary full cloth red folio with title in gilt on upper board.M5223London, Liverpool: George Philip & Son(1878)
USD1500.0Maps World1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5223&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-08-07001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerOlivenca / SetuvalHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 255x365 (mm), 10x14.375 (Inches)M5226Paris: (1715)
USD425.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Portugal1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5226&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan de La Ville de RomeHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 240x310 (mm), 9.5x12.20 (Inches)M5227Paris: (1705)
USD650.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy Rome1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5227&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerLes Isles de L'Amerique Connue Sous le Nom D'Antilles, ou sont les Isles de Cuba, St. Domingue et Jamaique.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, small tear in the upper left margin professionally repaired, not affecting the image., Size : 225x335 (mm), 8.875x13.125 (Inches)M5228Paris: (1702)
USD750.0; Maps West Indies Whole1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerL'Asie Suivant les Nouvelles Decouvertes don’t les Point Principaux sont Placez. . .Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 235x325 (mm), 9.25x12.75 (Inches)M5229Paris: (1717)
USD750.0; Maps Asia Continent1717nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5229&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerMadrid, Ville Considerable de la Nouvelle Castille. . .Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 225x335 (mm), 8.875x13.125 (Inches)M5230Paris: (1705)
USD900.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Portugal1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerLe Fameux Detroit de GibraltarHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 245x320 (mm), 9.625x12.625 (Inches)M5233Paris: (1703)
USD575.0; Maps Mediterranean Gibraltar1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5233&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerLes Costes aux Environs de la Riviere de MisisipiOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 225x340 (mm), 8.875x13.375 (Inches); This map focuses on the French explorations and discoveries in the Mississippi Valley and the Gulf Coast. Here, de Fer highlights information gleaned from the expeditions of La Salle and Iberville and its primary purpose was to show the progress of French exploration in the region. The map shows the basically correct relationship of the Mississippi River to Lake Pontchartrain and the Gulf of Mexico. La Salle had explored the Mississippi from the north in 1682-83 and returned by sea to establish a French colony in 1685. He missed the Mississippi delta and landed on the Texas coast, an error probably due to his inability to calculate longitude and because prominent maps of the period placed the mouth of the river far to the west of its true location. The site of La Salle's ill-fated colony near Matagorda Bay in modern Texas is shown and the title cartouche also dramatizes the explorer's tragic death at the hands of his own men.M5235Paris: (1701)
USD1750.0; Maps United States South1701nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5235&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerL'Amerique, Meridionale et SeptentrionaleOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 225x340 (mm), 8.875x13.375 (Inches); McLaughlin 127M5236Paris: (1705)
USD1250.0; Maps South America Continent; Maps North America1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5236&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-06-08013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerElvas / EvoraHand Colored, excellent, Size : 255x355 (mm), 10x14 (Inches); With a decorative water markM5239Paris: (1705)
USD425.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Portugal1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerBruselles, Ville des Pais Bas Capitale du Brabant et Sejour. . .Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 225x320 (mm), 8.875x12.625 (Inches)M5243Paris: (1705)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Benelux1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerMarseille Ville considerable de Provence Fameux Port sur la Mer MediterraneeHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 230x305 (mm), 9x12 (Inches)M5244Paris: (1705)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5244&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gerard ValkTabula Ducatuum Livoniae et CurlandiaeHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 495x595 (mm), 19.5x23.375 (Inches)M5251Amsterdam: (1720)
USD1650.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5251&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a048.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jansonius; OrteliusPontus EuxinusHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 380x485 (mm), 15x19.125 (Inches); A fine 17th century map of Ukraine by Ortelius. Large cartouche appears on the right hand side of the map with large sailing ships on the black sea.M5252Amsterdam: (1658)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1658nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5252&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-09-07016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HommanNormannia Galliae celebris Provincia in terras suas et Ballisiatus divisa. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor browning along the central fold, Size : 490x580 (mm), 19.25x22.875 (Inches)M5254Nuremburg: (1733)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe France1733nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a045.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'IslesGraeciae Pars MeridionalisOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 480x645 (mm), 18.875x25.375 (Inches)M5257London: Laurie and Whittle(1794)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5257&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a042.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; HondiusMacedonia Epirus et AchaiaHand Colored in Outline, Good, central fold has been reinforced., Size : 360x435 (mm), 14.125x17.125 (Inches); English text on versoM5258Amsterdam: (1632)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia; Maps Europe Balkans1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5258&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Surveyor General's OfficeA Plat Exhibiting the State of the Surveys in the Territory of FloridaHand Colored, Originally folded but has been flatened otherwise in excellent condition, Size : 325x620 (mm), 12.75x24.375 (Inches)M5259Tallahasse: (1840)
USD575.0; Maps United States South Florida1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5259&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerEspagne et PortugalHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 220x335 (mm), 8.625x13.125 (Inches)M5261Paris: (1705)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5261&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. Graves; H. Kiepert; SchroederA Map of CyprusExcellent, Size : 140x250 (mm), 5.5x9.875 (Inches)M5266London: (1877)
USD275.0; Maps Mediterranean Cyprus1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-11-06020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinKarte von Nord-AmericaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, small tear on the lower left hand margin professionally repaired due to attachment to the atlas., Size : 275x35 (mm), 10.875x1.375 (Inches); Water mark appears in the portion of the paper around the atlantic ocean.M5268Germany: (1743)
USD575.0Maps North America1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5268&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-11-06017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CookA Chart of the Southern Hemisphere shewing the Tracks of some of the most distinguished NavigatorsHand Colored in Outline, Very good, a short tear from the left margin due to attachment to the atlas professionally repaired, right margin reinforced, Size : 560x545 (mm), 22x21.5 (Inches); English edition of Cook's chart depicting his tracks and the other important explorers.M5272London: William Straham(1777)
USD1500.0; Maps Polar Antarctic Regions1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-06-08001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hondius; MercatorPersici Velsophorum Regni TypusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, uniform toning on the margins, Size : 350x505 (mm), 13.75x19.875 (Inches); Latin text on versoM5274Amsterdam: (1630)
USD1100.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f18e194cd29fd8f06391cc4bcb3382b2_1321047552.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan de NarvaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 225x340 (mm), 8.875x13.375 (Inches)M5280Paris: (1705)
USD650.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5280&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-11-06006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SartinePlan de la Baie et du Havre de Casco et des Iles Adjacentes.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 410x580 (mm), 16.125x22.875 (Inches)M5282Paris: Depot General de la Marine(1779)
USD2250.0; Maps United States New England Maine1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5283&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238178920.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannInsulae BermudesHand Colored, Very good, upper and lower margin have been extended, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation, Size : 110x275 (mm), 4.375x10.875 (Inches)M5287Nuremburg: (1731)
USD950.0Maps West Indies Bermuda1731nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5287&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. Thomas HurdA Survey of Carlisle Bay of the Island of BarbadoesHand Colored, Very Good to excellent, Size : 615x470 (mm), 24.25x18.5 (Inches); The date on the map states 1821 but the watermark on the paper is 1850M5288London: British Admiralty(1821)
USD1500.0Maps West Indies Barbados1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5288&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex JaegerschmidCarte du Quartier de Ste. Catherine et des contrees environnantesHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 240x395 (mm), 9.5x15.5 (Inches)M5291Paris: (1834)
USD575.0Maps West Indies Cuba1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5291&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexandre VuilleminNouvelle Carte Physique et Politique du Mexique.Original Outline Coloring, Originally folded, very good, Size : 555x800 (mm), 21.875x31.5 (Inches)M5293Paris: Garnier Freres(1862)
USD1250.0Maps Central America Mexico;; Maps United States South Texas1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5293&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MaitlandA Plan of the City and Suburbs of London as fortified by Order of Parliament in the Years 1642 & 1643.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 220x350 (mm), 8.625x13.75 (Inches)M5299London: G. Vertue(1738)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06053.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleCanada Louisane et Terres AngloisesHand Colored in Outline, Excellent laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 865x1140 (mm), 34x44.875 (Inches); There is an inset map entitled "Le Fleuve Saint-Laurent" in the lower right hand corner., Kershaw II: 353; McCorkle 755.1M5303Paris: (1755)
USD4500.0; Maps Canada East; Maps United States East; Maps North America Great Lakes1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5303&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-12-06002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Surveyor Generals OfficeSketch of the Public Surveys in IowaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 450x570 (mm), 17.75x22.375 (Inches)M5305US: Surveyor General(1852)
USD375.0Maps United States Mid-West Iowa1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5305&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-01-07005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard Romans, De Brahm, John Abraham ColletA General Map of the Southern British Colonies in America comprehending North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida. . .Hand Colored, Very good, some discolouring and darkening on the verso of the map not affecting the image. Origianlly folded., Size : 495x640 (mm), 19.5x25.125 (Inches); "Shows State and Provincial boundries towns and cities, precincts in South Carolina, forts, roads, swamps, rivers and creeks, Indian villiages and tribal territory, harbors and bays along the coast, numerous place-names, and relief. Includes a few descriptive and historical notes. Insets: "Plan of Charleston". . . And "Plan of St. Augustine". . ."The Seat of War, in the Southern British Colonies, comprehending North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Flordia, &ca." (Sellers)<br><br><br>The interior contains a spine of mountains, entitled the Great Sandy Ridge, extending down the center of the peninsula and good details along Coastal Florida, derived from the Hydrographic Surveys of Bernard Romans between 1771 and 1773<br><br>This map published in the atlas "Revolutionary War 1776 The American Pocket Military Atlas", Sellers & van Ee 1396M5309London: R. Sayer, J. Bennett(1776)
USD5500.0; Maps United States South Florida; Maps United States South1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-07008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard Romans, De Brahm, John Abraham Collet;A New and General Map of the Southern Dominions Belonging to the United States of America, viz: North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia: with the Bordering Indian Countries, and the Spanish Possessions of Louisiana and Florida.Original Hand Coloring, Central fold strengthened and laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 495x645 (mm), 19.5x25.375 (Inches); "Shows State and Provincial boundries towns and cities, precincts in South Carolina, forts, roads, swamps, rivers and creeks, Indian villiages and tribal territory, harbors and bays along the coast, numerous place-names, and relief. Includes a few descriptive and historical notes. Insets: "Plan of Charleston". . . And "Plan of St. Augustine". . ."The Seat of War, in the Southern British Colonies, comprehending North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Flordia, &ca." (Sellers)<br><br><br>The interior contains a spine of mountains, entitled the Great Sandy Ridge, extending down the center of the peninsula and good details along Coastal Florida, derived from the Hydrographic Surveys of Bernard Romans between 1771 and 1773<br><br>This map published in the atlas "Revolutionary War 1776 The American Pocket Military Atlas", Sellers & van Ee 1396; Tooley (Amer) pp. 98-9, #78.M5312London: Laurie & Whittle(1794)
USD4500.0; Maps United States South Florida; Maps United States South1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5312&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b89281a205b37bf821aae0ae3a8cc0c8_1329948137.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WhiteMap of the Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland.Printed in Color, Very Good, disected and laid on canvas., Size : 1420x2710 (mm), 55.875x106.625 (Inches); Printed by the Toronto Lithography Company.<br>Second Edition<br><br>A large scale impressive and scarce map of Canada depicting its provinces and territories.M5313Toronto: Department of the Interior(1902)
USD1250.0; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Wall Maps; Maps Canada1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.F. BouchetteMap of Lower Canada Showing the Proposed Land Agencies and Townships distinct from the Seigniories. Also the Gold mining divisions and townships reserved for gold mining purposes.Original Outline Coloring with some hand colouring., Very Good, disected and laid on canvase., Size : 525x1510 (mm), 20.625x59.375 (Inches); Printed by G. Matthewes Lithograher in MontrealM5316Toronto: Crown Land Office(1857)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East Quebec Eastern Townships;; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Geological1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5316&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-09-07003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RocqueEngland and WalesOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor loss on some folds, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 990x1170 (mm), 39x46 (Inches); A superb large scale decorative map of Great Britain published in two separate panels. The map identifies numerous physical features through icons for towns and villages by size, local markets. In addition there are numerous decorative images of ships that surround the British Isles.<br><br>Decorative hand coloured cartouche is located in the upper right corner.M5320London: (1761)
USD2500.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John G. Clark; William Dunn; William Shields; Aaron SniderE and F (combined) Diagram of the State of Missouri.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 475x555 (mm), 18.75x21.875 (Inches)M5321US: Office of the Surveyor General(1852)
USD475.0; Maps United States Mid-West Missouri1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5321&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. DowningDiagram of the Surveying District South of TennesseeHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 685x445 (mm), 27x17.5 (Inches)M5322Jackson, Mississippi: Surveyor Generals Office(1843)
USD475.0; Maps United States South Tennessee1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Office of the Surveyor GeneralA Diagram State AlabamaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 655x295 (mm), 25.75x11.625 (Inches)M5323Alabama: Office of the Surveyor General(1843)
USD475.0; Maps United States South Alabama1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5323&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]U.S. Coast SurveySketch H showing the progress of Section No. 8Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 215x290 (mm), 8.5x11.375 (Inches)M5324US: (1850)
USD175.0; Maps United States South Alabama; Maps United States South Mississippi1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5324&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. BouchettePlan of the River SaguenayHand Colored, Very Good, minor browning along the folds., Size : 915x610 (mm), 36x24 (Inches)M5325Toronto: Crown Land Office(1857)
USD875.0Maps Canada East Quebec1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5325&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BlaeuAsia noviter delineataHand Colored in Outline, Margins shaved closely and laid on acid free paper for long term preservation, otherwise a very good copy, Size : 370x465 (mm), 14.5x18.25 (Inches); This map is the same famous map of Asia by Blaeu but is printed without the ornamental boarder cartouches. <br><br>\\\"Korea is drawn as an island marked Corea Ins. There is no hint at all of Australia to the south of the East Indies, but there is a strong suggestion of a sea passage from Europe via a Northeast passage through the Strait of Anian between Norteastern Asia and America.\\\"<br><br>The map highly decorated with animals, sea monsters and sailing ships. A large island labeled Ceiram probably represents the western part of New Guinea. In the interior, the Caspian Sea is oriented on an east-west axis as opposed to the correct north-south orientation., Bleau\\\'s The Grand Atlas pg 190M5326Amsterdam: (1645)
USD950.0; Maps Asia Continent1645nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5326&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-04-08004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. PoulmaireNouveau Paris Monumental, Itineraire Pratique de L'Etranger dans Paris.Printed in Color with some hand colouring, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 485x685 (mm), 19.125x27 (Inches); A decorative map of Paris depicting all the major edifices of the cityM5341Paris: Garnier, Freres(1880)
USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5341&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christophorus CellariusScythia et SericaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 205x300 (mm), 8.125x11.75 (Inches)M5346Germany: (1732)
USD375.0; Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5346&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christophorus CellariusMauretania et NumidiaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 205x295 (mm), 8.125x11.625 (Inches)M5347Germany: (1732)
USD375.0; Maps Africa North1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5347&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christophorus CellariusOriens, Persia, IndiaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 205x300 (mm), 8.125x11.75 (Inches)M5348Germany: (1732)
USD375.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Middle East Arabia1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5348&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansoniusPascaart vant CanaalHand Colored in Outline, Good, due to oxidation of the original colour parts of the verso have been reinforced, Size : 430x555 (mm), 16.875x21.875 (Inches); Latin text in on the verso<br>The maps is oriented with the west being the top of the map. <br>This map comes from Janssonius's Atlantis Majoris Quinta Pars Orbem Maritimum, 1650. The content of the maps is based on another map which was by Anthony Jacobsz., Shirley, Early Printed Maps of the British Isles, #659, plate 88M5349Amsterdam: (1620)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Ireland; Maps Europe United Kingdom; Maps Sea Chart1620nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5349&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Van KeulenNieuwe Afteekening van Alle de Banken, Canaalen, Tonnen en Dieptens, Geleegen voor de Stad Enkhuysen in de Zuyder Zee …Hand Colored, Very Good, small portion of the central fold has been reinforced., Size : 495x580 (mm), 19.5x22.875 (Inches); An inset vignette of the harbour and canals is located in the upper right portion of the map.M5350Holland: (1700)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5350&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MunsterParisHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 250x320 (mm), 9.875x12.625 (Inches); A rather decorative map of Paris within a unusual 16th century architectural boarder.<br>German text on verso<br><br>The Cosmographia by Sebastian Münster (1488 – 1552) from 1544 is the earliest German description of the world.<br><br>It had numerous editions in different languages including Latin, French (translated by François de Belleforest), Italian, English, and even Czech. The last German edition was published in 1628, long after his death. The Cosmographia was one of the most successful and popular books of the 16th century. It passed through 24 editions in 100 years. This success was due to the fascinating woodcuts (some by Hans Holbein the Younger, Urs Graf, Hans Rudolph Manuel Deutsch, and David Kandel). It was most important in reviving geography in 16th century Europe.M5351Basle: (circa. 1564)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Pariscirca. 1564nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5351&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MercatorGuineae Nova DescriptioHand Colored, Good, minor tears at the margin professionally repaired., Size : 345x495 (mm), 13.625x19.5 (Inches)M5357Amsterdam: (1613)
USD900.0Maps Africa West1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5357&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_737a74a2b65d9d52c6b190d0cb0e51ff_1251760664.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Depot de la MarineCarte de la Partie Occidentale des Iles Antilles Comprenant St. Domingue, la Jamaique, Cuba et les Iles et Bancs de Bahama. . .Black & White, Excellent, Size : 580x875 (mm), 22.875x34.375 (Inches); Two watermark are present one on each half of the map.<br><br>The map depicts the coast southern Florida in very good detail. In addition Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas are also depicted. Depth measurement are present on all the coastlines.M5359Paris: Depot de la Marine(1801)
USD2500.0Maps West Indies Cuba;; Maps West Indies Bahamas; Maps United States South Florida; Maps Sea Chart1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Maps West Indies Cuba; Maps West Indies Bahamas; Maps United States South Florida1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5360&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-02-07025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CaryA New Map of Part of the United States of North America, containing the Carolinas and Georgia, also the Floridas and part of the Bahama Islands.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, small tear on the right part of the upper margin professionally repaired not affecting the image., Size : 460x520 (mm), 18.125x20.5 (Inches); The map comes from Cary\\\\\\\\\\\'s new universal atlas, containing distinct maps of all the principal states and kingdoms throughout the World. From the latest and best authorities. London: Printed for J. Cary, Engraver and Map-seller, No. 181, near Norfolk Street, Strand, 1808. <br>The atlas was first published in 1808 (The 1st ed.). which our map is an example from the first edition of 1808. The atlas was reissued in 1811, 1819 (one third of the maps amended), 1824 (maps unchanged from 1819 except for the date), 1828 (same as 1824, except for date changes, with reissues in 1833, 1836 (Baskes), and 1844). This is a fine and important atlas, one of the best of its period, and a source for American mapmakers atlas <br><br>The state of Georgia has been extended to the shores of the Mississippi River. The map depicts territories controlled by different native American nations, and also depicts different hunting grounds. In addition to this many roads are shown in the states of North and South Carolina and Tennessee. Florida has been separated into two parts, east and west. At the time of the map’s publication the territory of Florida was under Spanish control but this was later ceded to the United States in 1819.M5363London: John Cary(1811)
USD1250.0; Maps United States South Florida; Maps United States South Georgia1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4000.0Maps World1682nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5368&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-02-07014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]O.E. Prud'hommeSketch Map of the Lake Abitibi RegionExcellent, Size : 260x240 (mm), 10.25x9.5 (Inches)M5369Canada: (1901)
USD175.0; Maps Canada Ontario North Cochrane; Maps Geological1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Geological; Maps Canada East Quebec1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps West Indies Puerto Rico1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5371&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-02-07010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. Bowen; BellinA New & Accurate Map of Louisiana with part of Florida and Canada and the Adjacent Countries.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 355x425 (mm), 14x16.75 (Inches); "Covers the area from Quebec to the Gulf of Mexico and west to Santa Fe, N. M. Shows towns and cities, forts, trails, Indian villiages and tribal territory, some vegetation, and relief" The plate number 59 in the lower left identifies the plate as being publishe in "A Complete Atlas or Distinct View of the Known World" (Sellers)<br><br>Towns such as Santa Fe and Taos are shown on the Rio Grande, a number of the early Spanish roads in the region., Sellers & van Ee 12M5372London: (1747)
USD1750.0; Maps United States; Maps United States South Texas;1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps United States South Florida1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1696nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Africa Continent1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5377&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-02-07003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan de la Ville de MeacoHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 210x275 (mm), 8.25x10.875 (Inches); Early plan of the Imperial city of Kyoto with the surrounding countryside. The map shows the layout of the city with the principal places of the Emperor and Shogun.M5387Paris: (1764)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Far East Japan1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps West Indies Whole1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5400&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-02-07013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CoronelliTerre ArticheBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 455x605 (mm), 17.875x23.75 (Inches); Rare first state of this map.M5404Venice: (1691)
USD1750.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions1691nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5404&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2864e63896b5ea3a39347fbcdf142e86_1346943193.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Lisle; Jean Covens; Corneille MortierSeconde Partie de la Crimee la Mer NoireOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 490x615 (mm), 19.25x24.25 (Inches); 18th century map of the black sea and turkey in fine outline colour.M5405Amsterdam: Jean Covens and Corneille Mortier(1720)
USD875.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Asia Middle East Armenia;1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5405&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-02-07003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tomasso MasiPorti della Nuova York e PerthamboyHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 200x165 (mm), 7.875x6.5 (Inches); A handsome beautifully hand coloured Italian map of new York from the latter half of the18th century.M5406Livorno: Giuseppe Maria Terreni(1777)
USD875.0; Maps United States East New York1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5406&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-02-07023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William E Logan; Edward HeartleyGeological Survey of Canada map of the Pictou Coal-Field Province of Nova ScotiaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 310x405 (mm), 12.25x15.875 (Inches); Detailed and important map of the Pictou Coal-Field outside the city of Pictou by the noted 19th century Canadian cartographer William E. Logan. The map shows the coal crops, direction of dip, old roads, private old and foot paths. Also dipicted is the city of Pictou and the harbour.M5407Canada: Geological Survey of Canada(1878)
USD225.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe France1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5416&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-03-07002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. Bowen; S. Dun, James Cook, Thomas JefferysNeue Charte von der Hudsons Bay, der Kuste von Labrador, Canada, Neu Schottland und eines Theils von Neu York un Neu EnglandHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 170x295 (mm), 6.75x11.625 (Inches)M5417Germany: (1782)
USD375.0Maps Canada; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay1782nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-03-07010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannTabula Geographica exhibens Regnum Sclavoniae cum Syrmii DucatuOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, small reinforments to the upper margin, and a brown spot on the lower right corner not affecting the image., Size : 500x590 (mm), 19.625x23.25 (Inches); A decorative cartouche located in the upper right corner and a map key located in the lower left corner depicting Forts, Castles, towns and so forth.M5418Nuremberg: (1745)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Balkans Croatia1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5418&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-03-07011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Depot de la MarineCarte de la Partie Occidentale des Iles Antilles Comprenant St. Domingue, la Jamaique, Cuba et les Iles et Bancs de Bahama. . .Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 580x875 (mm), 22.875x34.375 (Inches); The map depicts the coast southern Florida in very good detail. In addition Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas are also depicted. Depth measurement are present on all the coastlines.M5421Paris: Depot de la Marine(1800)
USD2500.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps West Indies Cuba; Maps United States South Florida1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5421&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-03-07003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerL'EuropeHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, central fold has been reinforced., Size : 225x340 (mm), 8.875x13.375 (Inches)M5422Paris: (1717)
USD475.0Maps Europe Continent1717nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-03-07031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis-Charles DesnosNouvelle Carte Geographique des Postes et Autres Routes D'AllemagneOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, disected and laid on original canvas, folding map, Size : 745x850 (mm), 29.25x33.5 (Inches); A decoratvie cartoche is on the upper left corner and a decorative map legend is located in the lower right.M5426Paris: (1791)
USD1500.0Maps Folding Map; Maps Europe West Benelux General; Maps Europe West Germany; Maps Europe West Switzerland; Maps Europe West Austria1791nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5426&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-03-07026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. Francisco CoelloIsla de CubaHand Colored, Very Good, disected and laid on original canvas., Size : 750x1050 (mm), 29.5x41.25 (Inches); The map has a profusion of insets of various cities and georgraphic features of the Island of Cuba, including depth soundings for bays and harbours. The centre of the map depicts the surrounding waters and islands in the vicinity of Cuba, but there is no full map of the island as a whole.M5427Madrid: (1851)
USD2000.0; Maps Folding Maps; Maps West Indies Cuba1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5427&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_97740ee7015ff509ca11502c186c87e9_1282340233.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleAsiae, quae Vulgo Minor Dicitur, et SyriaeHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 510x620 (mm), 20.125x24.375 (Inches); There is an inset map of the north western portion of the country located in the upper left of the map.M5428Paris: (1764)
USD575.0; Maps Mediterranean Cyprus; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_338a61b78901e5e56837dbbbdf3fa2db_1270139675.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPartie du Fleuve de Saint Laurent avec le Bassin de Quebec et I'Isle d'OrleansHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 225x330 (mm), 8.875x13 (Inches); From the atlas ""Le Petit Atlas Maritime", Kershaw 662M5430Paris: (1764)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_59aae7fd2fcc073ded4ea8444eab221e_1295907971.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BonneCarte du Royaume D'AngleterreOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 315x445 (mm), 12.375x17.5 (Inches)M5437Paris: (1771)
USD375.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5437&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-03-07015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Elizabeth Shurtleff; Helen McMillinA Map of the Bermuda IslandsPrinted in Color, Very Good, minor tears at the margin repaired professionally, Size : 605x865 (mm), 23.75x34 (Inches); The map is surrounded by a decorative boarder depicting various sea creatures. There are numerous illustrations of different explorers ships, churches, buildings and towns which depict various aspects of the island's history. The verso contains text describing Bermuda.M5440Boston: The Tudor Press(1930)
USD1000.0Maps West Indies Bermuda1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD425.0; Maps Europe Balkans Croatiacirca. 1564nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD570.94; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia; Maps City Mapscirca. 1564nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States East New York New York City1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Folding Maps; Maps Europe Ukraine1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Europe Italy1644nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps South America Brazilc. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Central America Panama1907nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba; Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Canada West Alberta; Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba; Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Benelux1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0; Maps Europe Switzerland1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps United States New England Vermont1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States West Arizona; Maps United States West Colorado1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Canada General; Maps Americas Great Lakes General1808nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5482&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-04-07a044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KaufferCarte de la Mer de Marmara du Canal Dardanelles et de Celui de ConstantinopleHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 265x505 (mm), 10.375x19.875 (Inches)M5484London: Cadell & Davies(1815)
USD475.0; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps City Maps1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark; Maps City Maps1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps South America Peru1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Norway1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5488&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_80cfb6e589517abacdfe1887c67fb126_1249146498.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinPeru & BoliviaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 325x245 (mm), 12.75x9.625 (Inches); A Charming 19th century depiction of Peru and Boliva. Vignettes surrounding the map are beautifully coloured.M5496London and New York: John Tallis & Company(1849)
USD375.0Maps South America Bolivia; Maps South America Peru1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5496&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinSouthern IndiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 310x230 (mm), 12.25x9 (Inches); A Charming 19th century depiction of Southern India. Vignettes surrounding the map are beautifully coloured.M5497London & New York: John Tallis & Company(1849)
USD275.0; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Europe South Turkey1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden; Maps Europe Scandinavia Norway1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-04-07a040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sandford FlemingMap Shewing part of the North West Territories and British ColumbiaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 145x265 (mm), 5.75x10.375 (Inches); Sir Sandford Fleming was a prolific Scottish-born Canadian engineer and inventor, known for introducing Universal Standard Time and Canada\'s postage stamp, a huge body of surveying and map making, engineering much of the Intercolonial Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway, and a founding member of the Royal Society of Canada and founder of the Royal Canadian Institute, a science organization in Toronto.M5508Montreal: Burland Lith Co.(1878)
USD175.0Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps Canada West Alberta; Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan; Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba; Maps Railroad1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5508&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_89581028071d780f5050c4642a1ae569_1339169625.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. SeutterMare Adriaticum Vulgo Golfo di VenetiaOriginal Hand Coloring, excellent, Size : 495x580 (mm), 19.5x22.875 (Inches); A superb mid 18th century depiction of Northern Italy, Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina. With a decorative cartouche encompassing an inset map in the lower left.M5519Augsburg: (1740)
USD1750.0; Maps Europe Italy; Maps Europe Balkans1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe France1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6551e8860426e78535ac6ae41df0a0c2_1301495720.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]La Perouse; BuffonCarte Magnetique des Deux HemispheresHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, folding map flattened and folds reinforced, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 480x940 (mm), 18.875x37 (Inches); "Double hemispherical world map with each hemisphere shown on polar projection. Plate probably accompanied: Histoire naturelle, generale et particulare / George Louis Leclerc Buffon. Paris, 1749-1804. Plate "No. 8" of an 8 sheet map which was probably compiled from the reports of La Perouse’s last voyage in the Pacific and is by Jean-Charles Borda." (National Library of Australia Digital Collection map-rm3253)M5521Paris: (1788)
USD875.0; Maps Polar Antarctic Regions; Maps Polar Arctic Regions1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5521&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-04-07a047.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaMappe MondeHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, left and right margins shaved closely., Size : 150x205 (mm), 5.875x8.125 (Inches)M5524Amsterdam: (1707)
USD750.0Maps World1707nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5524&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a045.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OrteliusRegni Neapolitani Verissi ma Secundum Antiquorum et Recentiorum Traditionem de Scriptio, Pyrrho Ligorio Avct.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 365x495 (mm), 14.375x19.5 (Inches); Latin text on verso, Broecke 139M5525Antwerp: (1607)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Italy1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5525&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. VisscherLimburgi Ducatus et Comitatus ValckenburgiOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, lower central fold reinforced, Size : 470x570 (mm), 18.5x22.375 (Inches)M5527Amsterdam: (1695)
USD1100.0; Maps Europe Benelux1695nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitInsula Malta accuratisime Delineata Urbibus, et Fortalitiis.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 445x540 (mm), 17.5x21.25 (Inches); "Decorative map of Malta, the island of Gozo, part of Sicily and North Africa, with the inset plan of Valetta Harbour and numbered key to points of interest.", Gohm 87M5529Amsterdam: (1680)
USD2750.0; Maps Mediterranean Malta1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5529&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; HondiusTerra Sancta que in Sacris Terra Promissionis ol: PalestinaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, lower portion of central fold has been reinforced, slight discolouration of the margins, Size : 355x495 (mm), 14x19.5 (Inches); French text on versoM5530Amsterdam: (1632)
USD1500.0; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5530&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279811192.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; HondiusBarbariaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, slight discolouration of the margins, Size : 355x470 (mm), 14x18.5 (Inches); the map is divided into three sections, the upper portion depicts the whole of North Africa, the lower left depicts Tunisia in the area of ancient Carthage. The lower right depicts the Nile delta in Egypt.<br><br>French text on versoM5531Amsterdam: (1632)
USD1250.0; Maps Africa North; Maps Africa North Egypt1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5531&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; HondiusFioniaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, slight discolouration of the margins, Size : 355x400 (mm), 14x15.75 (Inches); French text on versoM5532Amsterdam: (1632)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5532&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; HondiusMacedonia Epirus et AchaiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, slight discolouration of the margins, Size : 360x435 (mm), 14.125x17.125 (Inches); French text on versoM5533Amsterdam: (1632)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5533&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre-Jean Bompar; Mercator; HondiusProvinciae Regionis GalliaeOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, lower and upper portion of the central fold has been reinforced, slight discolouration of the margins, Size : 360x515 (mm), 14.125x20.25 (Inches); French text on versoM5534Amsterdam: (1632)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe France1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5534&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SartineCarte de la Baye et Riviere de Delaware / Carte de L'Entrée de la Riviere D'HudsonBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 580x865 (mm), 22.875x34 (Inches); The two maps were done by Antoine Sartine. The map of Delaware is based on Joshua Fisher’s map of the same area. Included in the left map are extensive details regarding shipping lanes and depth soundings. The chart on the right depicts New York City and the surrounding area. Again depth soundings are noted as well as shoals, channels and rocks. Another interesting point is that the lighthouse at Sandy Hook has been depicted as well as a few towns on the coast of New Jersey. The text that appears on the maps is a translations of General Howe’s description regarding his engagement between himself and Washington in 1778 at Sandy Hook<br><br>The pair is in excellent condition. These maps are not usually found together but here they are together in their original format., Sellers & Van Ee #1365 &1229M5536Paris: Depot de la Marine(1778)
USD7500.0; Maps United States East Delaware; Maps United States East New York; Maps United States East New Jersey1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5536&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte Reduite des Detroits de Malaca, Sincapour, et du GouverneurHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, minor restoration along the central fold., Size : 570x885 (mm), 22.375x34.875 (Inches); The areas that are depicted by the map are the southern tip of Malaysia, the Straits of Malacca, the northern coast of Sumatra and finally Singapore. There is also and inset showing the different elevations of the islands that are present. The large cartouche that is located in the lower left also includes a dedication in addition to the title.M5538Paris: Department de la Marine(1755)
USD3750.0Maps Asia South East Malaysia & Singapore1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5538&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7c5eb24115533713be77ce06ef556465_1279557301.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Hondius; BlaeuNova Virginiae TabulaOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, with wide margins, Size : 380x490 (mm), 15x19.25 (Inches); The upper right contains a vignette scene of natives which is present on the original John Smith map on which this map is based.<br><br>This version of the map is the French edition from 1638, with french text on the verso.<br><br>"This extremely rare map is the first and most important derivative of John Smith's map of Virginia originally published in 1612. Through the purchase of this plate by Willem Jansz. Blaeu in 1629 and its subsequent extensive publication for forty-two years, word of the English in Virginia became known throughout Europe. It is slightly larger than its parent, although more attractively engraved. Taken from the first state of the Smith, it continues the coastlines where the former had left them vague. The royal arms at the top lack the motto and a third cartouche is introduced to contain the Norarum explicatio." -Burden 193, Burden 193; Koeman (1967) vol. I, map # 50; Verner (1968) pp 136-47 & 161-2M5540Amsterdam: (1638)
USD4500.0; Maps United States East Virginia1638nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5540&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuNova Hispania et Nova GaliciaHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 390x505 (mm), 15.375x19.875 (Inches); A highly decorative hand coloured cartouche appears in the upper right containing a royal coat of arms.<br><br>French text on verso.M5544Amsterdam: (1632)
USD1400.0Maps Central America Mexico1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5544&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Schenk; De L'Isle; VisscherAfricae in Tabula GeographicaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 505x585 (mm), 19.875x23 (Inches); A large scale early 18th century decorative map of Africa with a large cartouche on the lower left.M5545Amsterdam: (1708)
USD1750.0; Maps Africa Continent1708nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5545&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'Anville; JefferysNorth America from the FrenchHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 470x520 (mm), 18.5x20.5 (Inches); This is the 1775 state of the map<br><br>This Jefferys map of the British Colonies is based upon D'Anville's map comes from one of the most important atlases of the American Revolutionary War period “The American Atlas: Or, A Geographical Description of the Whole Continent of America ....” This edition of the map was issued following the end of the French & Indian War and shows the Colonies just prior to the American Revolution. Further information in the cartouche state that “the Boundaries of the Provinces since the conquest of Canada are laid down as settled by the King in Council.” The state of New Hampshire takes up all of Vermont. Depicted are British forts and the locations of various Native American Tribes just prior to the American Revolution., McCorkle 755.2M5546London: Robert Sayer & J. Bennett(1775)
USD1950.0; Maps Canada East; Maps United States East; Maps United States New England; Maps North America Great Lakes1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a066.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Peter SchenkAmericae tam Septentrionalis quam Meridionalis in Mappa Geographica.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 510x585 (mm), 20.125x23 (Inches); A rare and decorative map of the Americas with two beautiful hand coloured pictorial cartouches the title cartouche, flanked by two Native Americans. A large vignette at bottom shows explorers seated around a table, natives worshiping in a temple, and a battle. Latin text enclosed in the cartouche discusses the explorations of Columbus, and Catholic missions. Schenk based this map largely on Visscher and Sanson. The map depicts California as an island., McLaughlin #166; Tooley (Amer) p.128, #67M5547Amsterdam: (1705)
USD3750.0Maps North America;; Maps South America Continent1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterVienna Metropolis Austriae Inferioris et celeberrima Residentia Caesarum Romanorum ad Ripam Danubii…Hand Colored, All margins have been extended otherwise in excellent condition on thick paper., Size : 495x575 (mm), 19.5x22.625 (Inches); A panoramic view of the city appears along the bottom of the map.M5554Augsburg: (1740)
USD2500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Austria1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5554&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296180982.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SchenkEuropae in Tabula GeographicaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 500x590 (mm), 19.625x23.25 (Inches); A decorative cartouche appears in the upper left and table of distances between cities is present. To the right of the cartouche is a small inset map depicting the area north of Scandanavia to Greenland.M5555Amsterdam: (1710)
USD2000.0; Maps Europe Continent1710nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. VisscherDominii Frisiae Tabula, inter Flevum et LavicamOriginal Outline Coloring, Good, two small tears along the lower margin have been repaired, lower portion of the central fold reinforced., Size : 480x560 (mm), 18.875x22 (Inches); A highly decorative cartouche with Royal crown and a crest with lions is present in the lower left. Small vignette image of angles is located in the lower right.M5556Amsterdam: (1684)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Benelux1684nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5556&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitReipublicae Genuensis et Ducatus Mediolanensis Parmensis et MontisferratiOriginal Hand Coloring, Good, central fold has been reinforced., Size : 500x580 (mm), 19.625x22.875 (Inches); Decortative cartouch in the upper right surrounded with four coat of arms.M5557Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Italy1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5557&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. VisscherHollandiae Pars Meridionalior vulgo Zuyd-HollandOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor tears along the margins not affecting the plate., Size : 470x570 (mm), 18.5x22.375 (Inches)M5558Amsterdam: (1684)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1684nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. VisscherMechlinia Dominium et AerschotOriginal Hand Coloring, Good, lower portion of central fold has been reinforced, small tear along lower margin not affecting the image has been repaired., Size : 470x570 (mm), 18.5x22.375 (Inches)M5559Amsterdam: (1684)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1684nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5559&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'IsleLa Pologne Dressee sure ce qu'en ont donne Starovolsk, Beauplan, Hartnoch, et autres Auteurs…Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 490x640 (mm), 19.25x25.125 (Inches); Mojski, Piotr Maria, "Cartographia Rappersviliana Polonorum", page 152, number 102M5560Paris: (1703)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5560&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07043.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. VisscherRhenolandia Amstelandia et Circumjacentia aliquot Territoria cum Aggeribus…Original Hand Coloring, Very good, Size : 470x570 (mm), 18.5x22.375 (Inches); Large decorative cartouche in the upper right. The map depicts the greater area of Amsterdam, Haerlen, Leyden, and Gravenhage.M5561Amsterdam: (1688)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5561&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07037.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.K. JohnstonUnited States and TexasOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 500x615 (mm), 19.625x24.25 (Inches); This is a rare map depicting the independent nation of Texas just prior to its annexation by the United States in 1845., Phillips, Maps, p. 901M5562Edinburgh and London: (1845)
USD1250.0; Maps United States South Texas; Maps United States1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5562&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238177562.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ProbstNova Mappa Geographica Tartariae Europae seu Minoris et in specie Crimeae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 465x565 (mm), 18.25x22.25 (Inches); A fine 18th century map of Ukraine in original colour. Major cities are all depicted. With a decorative cartouche on the lower right and a large sea compass on the lower left.M5563Augsburg: (1784)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_54af2e383de248322a254733f0997a22_1355591092.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. Sayer; JefferysA Chart of North and South America, including the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, with the nearest Coast of Europe, Africa, and Asia.Original Outline Coloring, Excellent condition with wide margins., Size : 1380x1120 (mm), 54.25x44.125 (Inches); This map is in three sheets<br>This is the 3rd state of the map. <br><br>The map contains numereous notes around the area of Hudson Bay and Baffin bay. The tables of charts at the top and left, which show the variations in latitude and longitude between Jeffreys' chart and those of Bellin, D'Anville, Moll and Senex. Another intersting point to note is the depiction of Alaska which on the map is represented as an island named Alaschka. In addition to this various shipping routes and routes of exploration including numerous notations concerning Russian explorations are present on the map. The western portion of North America is left largly without detail., Kershaw # 450; Stevens & Tree in Tooley, America, pp. 52-57, 4d; Wagner, Northwest, 649M5564London: (1775)
USD6250.0; Maps Ocean Atlantic; Maps Ocean Pacific; Maps North America; Maps South America Continent1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5564&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-07-07041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. KitchenA New Map of the Counties of Ross and CromartyBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 170x220 (mm), 6.75x8.625 (Inches); Jolly Lond-242M5567London: London Magazine(1765)
USD125.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5567&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitBrabantiae pars SeptentrtonalisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good, some discolouration in the margins, Size : 460x545 (mm), 18.125x21.5 (Inches); The map show the southern portion of the Netherlands and northern Belgium including Antwerp in the lower portion of the map.M5569Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5569&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Jefferys; La RougeA Map of the most Inhabited Part of New England Containing the Provinces of Massachusetts Bay, New Hampshire and the Colonies of Connecticut and Rhode Island.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 530x500 (mm), 20.875x19.625 (Inches); This is the lower left sheet of the four sheet map. The map depicts all of Long Island, the Hudson River through the Colony of Connecticut, and to the western part of Rhode Island. It extends to include the southwestern part of Massachusetts.<br>This map provides an excellent reference to early place names, it identifies numerous land grants, towns, roads, trails, portages, forts, farms and topography.<br><br>"The second edition of Le Rouge's copy of Jeffery's map of New England. Place names in English, legends in French" (McCorkle), McCorkle 777.12M5573London: (1777)
USD3000.0; Maps United States New England Connecticut; Maps United States East New York Long Island1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5573&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.G. EvansCelestial Map Pl. VHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 350x335 (mm), 13.75x13.125 (Inches); From a series of decorative celestial maps published in the US in 1835.M5574Connecticut: E.J. Huntington(1835)
USD475.0; Maps Celestial1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Celestial1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Celestial1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5577&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a056.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.G. EvansCelestial Map Pl. IIHand Colored, Good, tear along the left margin repaired and a few marginal short tears not affecting the image., Size : 345x335 (mm), 13.625x13.125 (Inches); From a series of decorative celestial maps published in the US in 1835.M5578Connecticut: E.J. Huntington(1835)
USD475.0; Maps Celestial1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5578&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SansonParie de la Barbarie ou est le Royayme D'Alger divise eu les Provinces Partie du Biledulgerid ou son Tegorarin, ZebHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 385x535 (mm), 15.125x21 (Inches)M5583Paris: (1655)
USD575.0Maps Africa North1655nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5583&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.W. SealeA Correct Chart of St. George's Channel and the Irish Sea, including all the Coast of Ireland, and ye West Coast of Great Britain from Cantire to Portland Isle.Hand Colored, Very Good, left margin has been extended., Size : 465x375 (mm), 18.25x14.75 (Inches)M5586London: Tindal and Rapin(1745)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Ireland1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5592&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4f98a0b617d8cb450c2baef922a4093c_1298480371.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte du Golphe de BothnieHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 210x170 (mm), 8.25x6.75 (Inches)M5600Paris: (1776)
USD225.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Finland; Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5600&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a082.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jansonius; MercatorPolus Arcticus; Septentrio Nalium Terrarum DescriptOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 150x200 (mm), 5.875x7.875 (Inches); Latin text on versoM5603Amsterdam: (1628)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5603&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dfb0d5fd9f07dd471fb2246f868b41e6_1259345247.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin; SchleyPlan du Fort et de la Ville du Cap de Bonne Esperance / Grondtekening van de Vesting en Stad der Kaap de Goede Hoop.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 205x260 (mm), 8.125x10.25 (Inches)M5604Amsterdam: (1760)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Africa South1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5604&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a078.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gastaldi; OrteliusApvliae Qvae Olim Iapy: Gia. Nova Co: RographiaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 310x220 (mm), 12.25x8.625 (Inches); This is the first state of the map<br>A charming depiction of the southern tip of Italy, Broecke 121M5606Antwerp: (1598)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Italy1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5606&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a077.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emma WillardSeventh Map, or Map of 1776Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 210x285 (mm), 8.25x11.25 (Inches); Small inset map of Boston and the surrounding area on the left and a vignette image of the writing of the Declaration of Independence on the right. This map depicts the birth of the United States during the American Revolution.M5608New York: White, Gallaher and White(1831)
USD475.0; Maps United States East; Maps North America Great Lakes1831nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5608&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a091.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emma WillardLocations and Wanderings of the Aboriginal TribesOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 210x285 (mm), 8.25x11.25 (Inches); The map depicts the territories of the various Native American tribes of the United States.M5609New York: White, Gallaher and White(1831)
USD475.0; Maps United States East; Maps North America Great Lakes1831nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5609&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a089.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emma WillardSixth Map or Map of 1763Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 210x285 (mm), 8.25x11.25 (Inches); Small inset map appears on the left of Lake George and a vignette image of the death of General Wolfe is on the right.<br><br>The map depicts the 13 colonies during the French Indian Wars.M5610New York: White, Gallaher and White(1831)
USD375.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States East1831nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5610&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a090.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ThortonA Large Draft of the Island AnteguaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 265x325 (mm), 10.375x12.75 (Inches); English text on verso<br>This maps was published in the "English Pilot the Fourth Book", Tooley Antigua #3M5611London: Thomas Page, William & Fisher Mount(1730)
USD750.0Maps West Indies Antigua1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5611&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a088.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John EmslieThe Chief Objects of Interest in LondonHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 125x170 (mm), 4.875x6.75 (Inches); Tooley E-J pg 22M5612London: James Reynolds(1851)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5612&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a087.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. Vancouver; J. Baker, Buache de Neuville.Carte des Iles SandwichBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 595x805 (mm), 23.375x31.625 (Inches); Two inset maps one of the Gallapagos Islands and the other of Cocos Island.<br><br>[George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast.M5617Paris: Dépôt de la Marine(1800)
USD3750.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5617&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a051.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. Vancouver; Edward Roberts, Buache de Neuville.Carte de la Partie de la Cote Nord-Ouest de L\'Amerique.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 790x625 (mm), 31.125x24.625 (Inches); [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.M5618Paris: Dépôt de la Marine(1800)
USD575.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska; Maps United States West; Maps Canada West1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5618&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a050.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. Vancouver, Buache de Neuville.Cote Nord-Ouest de L'Amerique ReconnueBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 750x610 (mm), 29.5x24 (Inches); A small inset map appears along the right margin<br><br>[George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.M5622Paris: Dépôt de la Marine(1800)
USD2500.0; Maps United States West Oregon; Maps United States West California1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5622&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a098.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. Vancouver, Buache de Neuville.Cote Nord-Ouest de L'Amerique Reconnue IVBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 745x610 (mm), 29.25x24 (Inches); An inset map of Fort Stewert appears on the right hand side of the map.<br><br>[George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.M5624Paris: Dépôt de la Marine(1800)
USD1500.0Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5624&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a100.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ortelius; GastaldiPataviniTerrito Rii Corographia. Iac Castaldo AvctOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 310x220 (mm), 12.25x8.625 (Inches); Latin text on verso<br>This is the first state of the map.<br><br>The map depicts the city of Venice and the surrounding area., Broecke 121M5627Antwerp: (1598)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Italy1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5627&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas JekyllMap of the United States and their Territories between Mississippi and the Pacific Ocean and Part of Mexico.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 515x585 (mm), 20.25x23 (Inches)M5629Washington DC: Selmar Siebert's Engraving and Printing Establishment(1858)
USD1500.0; Maps United States West; Maps United States South Texas1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5629&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Maxmilian SonnensternMapa de la Republica de NicaraguaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 575x735 (mm), 22.625x28.875 (Inches); Three inset maps appear in the upper right of the map depicting various towns.M5630New York: G. Kraetzer(1859)
USD1500.0Maps Central America Costa Rica, Nicaragua1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5630&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_969a82d6358b40093a681d3776d38bf5_1307120279.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. F. TardieuCarte de la Floride et de la GeorgieHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 335x440 (mm), 13.125x17.25 (Inches); The map depicts Florida during its time under Spanish control. Numerous Indian villages are located and roads are shown connecting early settlements. There are no engraved political divisions indicating the mapmaker\\\'s bias toward either the territorial claims of Spain or the United States. The map provides an excellent view of the Gulf Coast with a dramatically oversized Tampa Bay. Numerous Indian villages are located and roads are shown connecting early settlements. The Bahamas are also well delineated.<br>M5632Paris: (1799)
USD1000.0; Maps United States South Florida; Maps United States South Georgia1799nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5632&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B. HassensteinKarte der Red River Expidtion in Britisch Nord-Amerika unter Gladman , Hind, Napier, DawsonOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 245x430 (mm), 9.625x16.875 (Inches)M5633Gotha, Germany: (1860)
USD575.0Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba; Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5633&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B. HassensteinKarte von J. Palliser\'s Expedition sur Erforschung der Rocky Mountains in Britisch-Nord-AmerikaOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 245x435 (mm), 9.625x17.125 (Inches)M5634Gotha, Germany: (1860)
USD750.0Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps Canada West Alberta1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5634&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_89581028071d780f5050c4642a1ae569_1339169846.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir William GellRome & its Environs from a Trigonometical SurveyOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor browning along the folds, minor wear along the folds. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 705x965 (mm), 27.75x38 (Inches); Sir William Gell was a noted British archeologist that is know for establishing the location of the ancient city of Troy.M5638London: Saunders & Otley(1834)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Italy Rome1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5638&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiTopographia Vestigiorum Veteris Vrbis et Campi MartiiBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 445x290 (mm), 17.5x11.375 (Inches); Three inset maps are located in the lower left, upper right and lower right of the map. A vignette view appears in the lower portion of the map.<br><br>This map is from the series Campus Martius Antiquae Urbis. <br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical study, John Wilton-Ely 569M5639Rome: (1762)
USD2750.0; Maps Europe Italy Rome; Maps City Maps1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Mediterranean Sicily1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Africa Continent1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5643&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph BouchonPlan of the St. Maurice TerritoryHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, minor browning along the folds, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 1125x1460 (mm), 44.25x57.5 (Inches); A large impressive map of St. Maurice Territory which depicts the territory north of the St. Lawrence river from Montreal in the west to the Island of Orleans in the East.M5646Montreal: G. Matthews(1856)
USD2000.0Maps Canada East Quebec1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5649&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07a017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.A. HendryMackinlay's Map of the Province of Nova Scotia including Island of Cape BretonOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, disected and laid on original canvas, Size : 785x1010 (mm), 30.875x39.75 (Inches)M5650Halifax: A. & W. Mackinlay(1867)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5650&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7c5eb24115533713be77ce06ef556465_1279560604.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. B. Launders; TrutchMap of British Columbia to the 56th parallell north latitudeOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, dissected and laid on original canvas, Size : 650x925 (mm), 25.625x36.375 (Inches); "This famous map, the first to be drawn of the new province, is an excellent and very detailed summary of the state of geographical knowledge of the region in 1871. It incorporates information from John Palliser and the many different surveys carried out by British Royal Engineers, sent to the new mainland colony in 1858. The Cariboo goldfields are shown. Hydrographic details come from British naval surveys at the same time, and in particular the work of Captain George Henry Richards, who surveyed the southern coast in 1858 and 1859 in anticipation of an increase in shipping traffic. The result was an accurate, detailed map that would stand as the finest map of the mountainous province for many years." (Hayes)<br><br>A very important and rare map of British Columbia when it joined the Dominion of Canada in 1871, drawn under the supervision of J.W. Trutch, the Surveyor General and Chief Commissionaire of Lands.<br><br>Sir Joseph William Trutch, was an English-born Canadian engineer, surveyor and politician. Colonial governor Anthony Musgrave and Trutch worked together to negotiate British Columbia's entry into the confedereation. In 1870 Trutch travelled to England to negotiate the terms of union with the Imperial Government, it was also during this time in which he arranged with Standford's Georgraphical Establishment in London to print 500 copies of his latest map of British Columbia (known as the 1871 Trutch Map). In 1871 after they secured a promise for the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Trutch was then named as British Columbia's first post-confederation lieutenant governor, a position he retained from 1871 to 1876. Following his tenure as lieutenant governor, Trutch was appointed a "Dominion agent for British Columbia", and helped to oversee the construction of the CPR in the province.<br><br>Trutch's map of British Columbia became the work upon which all further cartographical work was based on for the region. This map stands as and importand marker in the history of British Columbia.<br><br>(Sir Joseph William Trutch 1826-1904 : Surveyor, Engineer, Statesman pg 24-25), Sir Joseph William Trutch 1826-1904 : Surveyor, Engineer, Statesman, by Andrews, G Smedley Pg. 24-25<br><br>Hayes 215M5652London: Standford's Georgraphica Establishment(1871)
USD7500.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Railroad1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Folding Map;; Maps Military; Maps Europe Ukraine1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5658&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OrteliusHispaniae Novae Sivae Magnae Re: Cens et ve: ra Descrip: tio 1579Black & White, Excellent, Size : 345x505 (mm), 13.625x19.875 (Inches); Spanish text on verso<br>This is an important map of the central and western portions of Mexico. Several gold and silver mines are located in the central region.<br>This map is from Ortelius's "Theatrum" which contained the first printed regional maps of the New World, the first of these maps was the "Hispaniae Novae Sivae Magnae." The map "depicts Mexico and New Spain mainly to the northwest of Mexico City, making numerous references to the Spanish settlements and Indian locals alike. It provides a relatively-detailed of Spanish colonization attempts into the second half of the 16th century and a vibrant picture of continued Spanish expansion in this part of the New World. . .The sources for this map clearly are the accounts from sundry Spanish overland and coasting expeditions, dating back to the time of Cortes." (Abraham Ortelius and the First Atlas pg 216), Broecke 13M5659Antwerp: (1608)
USD1450.0Maps Central America Mexico1608nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Maps West Indies Bermuda1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5660&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d2dab723a86704c351a05d6b331357bb_1262109372.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannGlobi Coelestis in Tabulas Planas Redacti Pars VHand Colored, Good, corners have been extended not affecting the image., Size : 490x580 (mm), 19.25x22.875 (Inches); Two tables on the left and right marginM5664Nuremburg: (1730)
USD2500.0; Maps Celestial1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5664&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannGlobi Coelestis in Tabulas Planas Redacti Pars IVHand Colored, Good, corners have been extended not affecting the image. A surface abbrasion along the central fold., Size : 490x580 (mm), 19.25x22.875 (Inches); Two tables on the left and right marginM5665Nuremburg: (1730)
USD2500.0; Maps Celestial1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0; Maps Celestial1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0; Maps Celestial1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5667&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BowenA New & Accurate Map of Bermudas or Sommer's IslanndsHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, right margin has been extended., Size : 355x215 (mm), 14x8.5 (Inches); Tooley Bermuda pg. 11M5670London: William Innys(1747)
USD1250.0Maps West Indies Bermuda1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5670&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/10-09-07002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BussemacherMoscoviae ImperiumBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 215x290 (mm), 8.5x11.375 (Inches); A very rare map of the Russian Empire stretching from Lithuania in the west to Urals in the east. Latin text on verso.M5671Cologne: (1600)
USD950.0Maps Russia1600nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5671&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_22e144e7fee130fb3d625272a866d6da_1296685017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannAccurater Grundris der Konigl. Spanischen Haupt und Residentz Stadt Madrit mit denen Prospecten des Konige. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 485x575 (mm), 19.125x22.625 (Inches); The lower portion of the map contains 4 vignette views of different locations in Madrid. There is also 1 vignette view located in the upper right of the map.M5673Nuremburg: (1730)
USD2500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Spain1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5673&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. SmithA Map of the Countries Adjacent to Carlisle Shewing the Route of the Rebels with Their Principal Fords over ye Rr. Eden.Black & White, Very Good, lower margin shaved closely, Size : 195x295 (mm), 7.625x11.625 (Inches); An inset view appears in the lower left entitled " The West Prospect of Carlisle Castle", Jolly Gent-41M5674London: Gentleman's Magazine(1746)
USD175.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England1746nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5674&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Leonhard EulerTabula Geographica Regni PoloniaeHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 330x380 (mm), 13x15 (Inches)M5675Germany: (1775)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5675&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BowenA New and Accurate Map of Virginia & MarylandHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, left margin extended., Size : 325x230 (mm), 12.75x9 (Inches)M5677London: William Innys(1747)
USD1250.0; Maps United States East Delaware; Maps United States East Maryland; Maps United States East Virginia1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5677&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Vancouver, Buache de Neuville.Cote Nord-Ouest de L'Amerique Reconnue. . .Black & White, Excellent, Size : 810x605 (mm), 31.875x23.75 (Inches); [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.M5678Paris: Dépôt de la Marine(1800)
USD1750.0; Maps United States West California; Maps United States West Oregon1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5678&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph BouchonMap of Lower Canada Shewing the Proposed Land Agencies and the Townships distinct from the SeignioriesHand Colored, Good, browning along the folds, joints reinforced. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 535x1485 (mm), 21x58.375 (Inches)M5680Toronto: Crown Lands Office(1857)
USD750.0Maps Canada East Quebec1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5680&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. B. HomannPlaniglobii Terrestris cum Utroq Hemisphaerio CaelestiHand Colored, Very Good, lower left margin extended not effecting the map, a short tear on the lower right corner professionally repaired and hardly noticeable., Size : 500x595 (mm), 19.625x23.375 (Inches); An impressive decorative early 18th century double hemisphere map of the world. In addition to the world map there are two full cellestial hemipsheres, and 24 windheads. All set within a decorative background., Shirley (Brit.Lib.), T.HOM-1a, #3M5683Nurmburg: (1726)
USD5500.0Maps World1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5683&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-05-08011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. SeutterDiversi Globi Terr-Aquei Statione Variante et Visu Intercedente per Coluros Tropicorum. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 505x585 (mm), 19.875x23 (Inches); Large, impressive double-hemisphere map of the world, surrounded by eight hemispheres of various projections of the world, mostly polar. The coastlines of Australia and New Zealand are beginning to take shape. The map is filled with detail including the tracks of several explorers. The background consists of richly engraved clouds with numerous wind heads, lesser spheres and two cartouches., McLaughlin #211; Tooley (America) #91, plt. 61.M5684Augsburg: (1740)
USD6500.0Maps World1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5684&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07058.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cassini; CookLe Isole DegliamiciHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 505x370 (mm), 19.875x14.5 (Inches); A charming map Tonga with a decorative cartouche.M5685Rome: (1798)
USD1000.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5685&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07053.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterRecens Edita totius Novi Belgii in America SeptentrionaliOriginal Hand Coloring with later hand colouring on the cartouch., Very good, a few minor cracks have been professionally repaired and hardly noticable. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 495x590 (mm), 19.5x23.25 (Inches); In the lower right corner of the map is an inset view of the settlement of New Amsterdam later to become the city of New York. Surrounding the inset are images of natives bringing goods to George II.<br><br>This is the third state of the map, the 2 lines of text below the words August. Vind in the title cartouche indicate this fact., McCorkle 730.5M5687Augsburg: (1735)
USD5500.0Maps United States East Virginia; Maps United States New England1735nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5687&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardToronto Suburbs Western District Plate 36 [Jane St., Davenport Rd. & Bloor St.]Printed in Color, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 665x430 (mm), 26.125x16.875 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Jane St. and Bloor St. with Vaughan Rd. to the North, Dufferin St. to the East, High Park to the South and Lambton to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M5691Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1884)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5691&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353170194.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardToronto Suburbs Eastern District Plate 38 [The Beaches, Danforth Rd. & Woodbine Ave.]Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning along the edges not affecting the image. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 665x430 (mm), 26.125x16.875 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M5693Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1884)
USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Torontoc. 1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5693&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353170108.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SchenkContinentis Italiae pars Australior sive Regnum Neapolitanum. . . Sicilia. . .Malta Insula.Original Outline Coloring, Very good, Size : 585x490 (mm), 23x19.25 (Inches); A small inset map of Malta appears on the lower right.M5696Amsterdam: (1703)
USD1400.0; Maps Europe Italy1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5696&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07064.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.W. Foster, J.O WhitneyGeological Map of Isle RoyaleOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 440x635 (mm), 17.25x25 (Inches)M5697US: (1847)
USD750.0; Maps United States Mid-West Michigan; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5697&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07063.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.W. Foster, J.O WhitneyGeological Map Neweenaw PointHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 305x585 (mm), 12x23 (Inches)M5699U.S.A.: (1847)
USD750.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior; Maps United States Mid-West Michigan; Maps Geological1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5699&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07062.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. MentelleMappe MondeHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 335x440 (mm), 13.125x17.25 (Inches)M5701Paris: P.F. Tardieu(1805)
USD750.0Maps World1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5701&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator, HondiusGraeciaHand Colored, Very Good, uniform browning, Size : 365x470 (mm), 14.375x18.5 (Inches)M5705Amsterdam: (1621)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1621nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5705&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cad3c083ddfff0a1569efbaaf93c31c9_1311613424.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ElweLa Pologne divisee on Royaume de Pologne et les etats y Apartenans la Pologne Prussienne. . .Hand Colored, Good, some weaking of the paper along the upper portion of the central fold, professionally repaired and hardly noticable. Laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 485x615 (mm), 19.125x24.25 (Inches)M5707Amsterdam: (1785)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5707&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dd148b2159542ab3f00261a591b703e6_1290549811.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Apres de MannevilletteNouveau Plan des Detroits, situes a l'Est de Java et de Madura.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 505x340 (mm), 19.875x13.375 (Inches)M5709Paris: (1759)
USD1000.0; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea; Maps Sea Chart1759nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5709&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Apres de MannevilletteCarte de la partie entre La Sortie du Detroit de Malac le Detroit de Banca et L'Isle BorneoHand Colored in Outline, Good, a tear from the left margin extending into the plate is repaired., Size : 355x505 (mm), 14x19.875 (Inches)M5711Paris: (1759)
USD475.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1759nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5711&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. Schenk Jr, VisscherHispaniae et Portugalliae RegnaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, tear extending from the lower margin along the central fold has been professionally repaired., Size : 470x575 (mm), 18.5x22.625 (Inches)M5715Amsterdam: (1715)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5715&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07037.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]La RougeCarte D'Allemagne et D'ItalieHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 495x575 (mm), 19.5x22.625 (Inches)M5718Paris: (1742)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Italy1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5718&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardToronto Suburbs Northern District Plate 37 [Dufferin St., Yonge St. & St. Clair Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 430x665 (mm), 16.875x26.125 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge St. and St. Clair Ave. with Vaughan Rd. to the North, the Don River to the East, Bloor St. to the South and Dufferin St to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\"Tooley\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\", p178.M5720Toronto: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(1884)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5720&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353170020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ReillySpezial Karte von dem Konigreiche Taurien Oder der Halbinsel KrimHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 225x345 (mm), 8.875x13.625 (Inches)M5721Vienna: (1780)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5721&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]V. LevasseurRoyaumes de Perse Heart & KaboulOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, small worming hole near the upper right margin, Size : 225x310 (mm), 8.875x12.25 (Inches)M5722Paris: (1838)
USD375.0; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5722&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MalletIsles CaribesHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 150x105 (mm), 5.875x4.125 (Inches); French text on versoM5723Paris: (1680)
USD375.0; Maps West Indies Whole1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5723&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. BatholomewBritish Columbia and Vancouver IslandOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 420x540 (mm), 16.5x21.25 (Inches); An important map of BC done before the famous Trutch map of BC. The areas of the Fraser Valley Gold rush and the Cariboo Gold Rush are outlined on the map.<br>The time that the map was done coincides with the end of the Faser Canyon Gold rush in 1860 and the beginning of the Cariboo Gold Rush.<br>Faser Canyon Gold rush occurred in 1858 after gold was discovered on the Thompson River at its confluence with the Nicoamen River, a few miles upstream from the Thompson's confluence with the Fraser at present-day Lytton.<br>The Cariboo Gold Rush was a gold rush in the Canadian province of British Columbia. Although the first gold discovery was made in 1859 at Horsefly Creek, followed by more strikes at Keithley Creek and Antler Creek in 1860, the actual rush did not begin until 1861, when these discoveries were widely publicized. By 1862, following the strikes at William's Creek, the gold rush was in full effect.M5726London: Fullarton(1862)
USD1000.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5726&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238178326.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MollA map of the Coast of Malabar, Madura and CormendelHand Colored, Very Good, tear along the right margin at the plate mark., Size : 285x360 (mm), 11.25x14.125 (Inches); An uncommon map of the southern portion of India. Many placenames noted including Calcutta (Calichut), Goa, and Cananor. Within the map is depicted many animals, such as elephants and ostriches, in addition to this are various types of sailing vessles. The decorative cartouches for the title and scale of milesM5727London: Henry Lintot and John Osborn(1732)
USD875.0Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5727&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MollA Mapp of Batavia with all its FortsHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 280x355 (mm), 11x14 (Inches); A decoratvie cartouch in the image of fort located in the lower right<br><br>From the book "A Collection of Voyages and Travels" by ChurchillM5728London: (1705)
USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5728&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7b0e3d21eab19677e57b0623abee6b15_1302968648.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansoniusNova Hispania et Nova GaliciaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 350x485 (mm), 13.75x19.125 (Inches); A highly decorative and colourful cartouche in the upper right with a Spanish coat of arms.M5729Amsterdam: (1636)
USD1250.0Maps Central America Mexico1636nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5729&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator, JansoniusPoloniae et SilesiaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 145x195 (mm), 5.75x7.625 (Inches); German text on versoM5730Amsterdam: (1631)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1631nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5730&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HommanRegnorum Hispaniae et PortugalliaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 515x610 (mm), 20.25x24 (Inches)M5751Nurmburg: (1735)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain1735nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5751&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b395531ff136861740a22bc2ba42c141_1256574839.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MercatorScotiae RegnumHand Colored, Very Good, a short tear in the upper left corner professionally restored and hardly noticble. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 355x460 (mm), 14x18.125 (Inches)M5755Amsterdam: (1620)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland1620nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5755&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ReillyDes Russisch en Reiches Statthalterschaften Neurussland, Asow, unddas Oestliche NogayHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 225x285 (mm), 8.875x11.25 (Inches)M5759Vienna: (1790)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5759&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaLes Trois Iles Appellees en Allemand Werders, ou sont les Territoires de Dantzic Marienbourg et Elbing dans la Prusse Royale. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 295x365 (mm), 11.625x14.375 (Inches)M5761Leiden: (1720)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5761&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel ParkerMap of Oregon TerritoryHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 355x590 (mm), 14x23.25 (Inches); "Samuel Parker's 'Map of Oregon Territory' of 1838 represented a real advance, and was made from personal observation. Of it Wagner-Camp remarked that it was 'the earliest to obtain ciculation which contains reliable information as to the interior of Oregon Territory. . .' On this map the North Fork of the Platte is shown, with the Sweetwater flowing into it. South Pass is not named, byt the sources of the Sweetwater and the Big Sandy. . .are close together. Bear River is imperfect, but correctly flows into Salt Lake, while not far north, at the mouth of the Portneuf, is Fort Hall. The Yellowstone heads in Lake Eustis, but Lewis and Clark's Lake Biddle is now absent, and west of the crest of the Rockies is Jackson's Lake, under the Trois Tetons, finding its outlet in a stream that flows into Henry's Fork, and later the Snake. . ." (Wheat, Mapping the Transmississippi West, vol. II pg 165-166)<br>The Western part of North America was still ill defined in terms of ownership. Since 1818 the region was held by Britain and USA, as it will be until 1846 when Oregon treaty would define the future border between USA and Canada. The boundary was finalised along the 49th parallel agreed by the Oregon treaty. , Wheat, Mapping the Transmississippi West, vol. II, no. 438, pp. 165–166.M5764New York: M.M. Peabody(1838)
USD1500.0; Maps Canada West Alberta; Maps Canada West British Columbia; Maps United States West Oregon1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5764&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296181207.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerLes Environs de Marseille et de son Territoire.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 240x345 (mm), 9.5x13.625 (Inches)M5770Paris: (1708)
USD575.0; Maps Europe France1708nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps Europe Portugal1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Huron1735nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States East New York New York City1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps United States New England Maine1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps Central America Mexico;; Maps Central America Costa Rica, Nicaragua; Maps Central America Belize, Honduras1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5790&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_089ebef592156b978fbb02d78db55604_1282580759.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. B. Launders; TrutchMap of British Columbia to the 56th parallel north latitudeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, narrow margins, Size : 660x910 (mm), 26x35.75 (Inches); "This famous map, the first to be drawn of the new province, is an excellent and very detailed summary of the state of geographical knowledge of the region in 1871. It incorporates information from John Palliser and the many different surveys carried out by British Royal Engineers, sent to the new mainland colony in 1858. The Cariboo goldfields are shown. Hydrographic details come from British naval surveys at the same time, and in particular the work of Captain George Henry Richards, who surveyed the southern coast in 1858 and 1859 in anticipation of an increase in shipping traffic. The result was an accurate, detailed map that would stand as the finest map of the mountainous province for many years." (Hayes) A very important and rare map of British Columbia when it joined the Dominion of Canada in 1871, drawn under the supervision of J.W. Trutch, the Surveyor General and Chief Commissionaire of Lands. Sir Joseph William Trutch, was an English-born Canadian engineer, surveyor and politician. Colonial governor Anthony Musgrave and Trutch worked together to negotiate British Columbia's entry into the confedereation. In 1870 Trutch travelled to England to negotiate the terms of union with the Imperial Government, it was also during this time in which he arranged with Standford's Georgraphical Establishment in London to print 500 copies of his latest map of British Columbia (known as the 1871 Trutch Map). In 1871 after they secured a promise for the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Trutch was then named as British Columbia's first post-confederation lieutenant governor, a position he retained from 1871 to 1876. Following his tenure as lieutenant governor, Trutch was appointed a "Dominion agent for British Columbia", and helped to oversee the construction of the CPR in the province. Trutch's map of British Columbia became the work upon which all further cartographical work was based on for the region. This map stands as and importand marker in the history of British Columbia. (Sir Joseph William Trutch 1826-1904 : Surveyor, Engineer, Statesman pg 24-25), Sir Joseph William Trutch 1826-1904 : Surveyor, Engineer, Statesman, by Andrews, G Smedley Pg. 24-25M5791London: Standford's Georgraphica Establishment(1871)
USD5000.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;; Maps Folding Maps1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5793&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_05c18c4cfdd917aea0a919f6065cb8e6_1260736389.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas C. KeeferMap of the Basin of the St. Lawrence, showing also the Natural and Artificial Routes Between the Atlantic Ocean and the Interior of North AmericaHand Colored, Very Good, minor browning along the fold, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 880x1925 (mm), 34.625x75.75 (Inches)M5796Montreal: James B. Johnson(1853)
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USD2500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Maps South America Peru; Maps South America Chile; Maps South America Colombia; Maps South America Ecuador1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5801&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_30ab196fbf2970830706e7b91752ba9a_1247844315.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinRomaine Natolie CaramanieBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 630x540 (mm), 24.75x21.25 (Inches); Sea chart of the Eastern MediterraneanM5821Paris: Depot de la Marine(1748)
USD2000.0; Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Sea Chart1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Maps Asia South East Philippines1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5822&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0a7de37e7ffc16f47b0158f443acd166_1246139418.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'isleL'Amerique SeptentrionaleOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, uniform age toning, Size : 480x590 (mm), 18.875x23.25 (Inches); Pierre Mortier's printing of De L'isle's 1703 map. The map depicts North America with the different colonial divisions. The northwest of north america is left out. The Southeast is depicted as Floride and the Southwest as Nouveau Mexique.M5823Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier(1724)
USD2000.01724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5824&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-11-07044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WittMagni Mogolis ImperiumiHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 415x515 (mm), 16.375x20.25 (Inches)M5826Amsterdam: Covens & Mortier(1725)
USD1500.0; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan1725nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Portugal1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5832&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9bd4809581aecc7507b57f21ba57cdde_1318530961.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'IslesCarte des Provinces Unies des Pays BasHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 480x620 (mm), 18.875x24.375 (Inches)M5833Paris: (1788)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1100.0; Maps Europe Ireland;; Maps Europe United Kingdom1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps World1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5838&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan de la Ville et Port de St. PetersbourgHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 230x180 (mm), 9x7.125 (Inches); From the atlas "Le Petit Atlas"<br>A plan of the harbor and islands on the River Neva as well as the mainland of St. Petersburg with the locations of major edifices, including the castle and the<br>arsenal.M5840Paris: (1764)
USD575.0Maps Russia; Maps City Maps1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5840&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]AdmiraltyNorth America- East Coast The Strait of Belle IsleBlack & White, The map bears a stamp of Harrison & Co, otherwise in very good condition, Size : 640x980 (mm), 25.125x38.5 (Inches)M5845London: Admiralty(1899)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Sea Chart1899nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5845&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ArrowsmithAfricaHand Colored in Outline, Very good, Size : 198x248 (mm), 7.75x9.75 (Inches)M5850Philadelphia: H. Kneass(1818)
USD150.0; Maps Africa Continent1818nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5853&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e55e7ef238aad9cbfab45bed53bc4e66_1307725636.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Japanese Government SurveyJapan Nipon South Coast Ino Hana to Aikuchi Bana Kada Wan and Owashi WanBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 990x655 (mm), 39x25.75 (Inches)M5854London: Admiralty(1910)
USD750.0Maps Asia Far East Japan1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5854&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. Verrier; F. PerrierPartie Septentrionale Des Possessions Angloise en Amerique Pour servire d'intelligence a la Guerre presente entre les Anglois et leurs Colonies.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 510x720 (mm), 20.125x28.375 (Inches); This map depicts the north east portion of the theatre of war during the American Revolution, and is based upon John Mitchells famous map of the US. The map shows as far west as the eastern portion of Lake Erie, north to the mouth of the St. Lawrence Gulf and south to Long Island. Located in the lower right of the map is a decoratively hand coloured cartouche with two ships and the title is surrounded by various flags., Sellers & van Ee 161; McCorkle 778.2; Arkway 53:42M5855Paris: A. Verrier; F. Perrier(1778)
USD5750.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps Military American Revolutionary War; Maps United States New England1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5855&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296180934.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuWallia Principatus Vulgo WalesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Goo, Size : 380x495 (mm), 15x19.5 (Inches); From "Theatrium Vol IV" Blaeu's Atlas Major<br><br>A fine example with superb hand colouring. Two decorative cartouches one the upper right and lower right corners of the map. Representation of different coats of arms is also along the right portion of the map.M5856Amsterdam: (1648)
USD2000.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1648nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5856&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296181333.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ChatlainCarte Contenant le Royaume du Mexique et la Floride.Hand Colored, Very Good, small tear along the upper margin repaired., Size : 400x520 (mm), 15.75x20.5 (Inches); Along the Eastern Coast of the US is shown in detail many English settlements. The terriroty of Florida covers mondern day Florida all the way to Texas. The territory of Mexico contains much detail including the locations of many spanish settlement.M5857Paris: (1719)
USD1750.0Maps Central America; Maps West Indies Whole1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5857&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de La Louisiane et des Pays VoisinsHand Colored, Very Good, originally folded in 4 sections., Size : 475x610 (mm), 18.75x24 (Inches); Bellin in doing this map attempted to portray the territories of the Spanish, French and British along the eastern coast of North America. The Appalachian mountains form the western boarder of the British Colonies. This map was based on Delisle’s map of 1718, but with modifications. For example information from recent explorations was added and old information removed. The journey of De Soto to the west with which was present on Delisle’s map was also removed.M5858Paris: Departement de la Marine(1755)
USD3750.0; Maps United States1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5858&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff64d5723af3e7cdcc3522110e34e757_1330458283.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JaillotAmerique Septentrionale Divisee en ses Principales PartiesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 490x585 (mm), 19.25x23 (Inches); 4th state<br>"California copied from Sanson's 1656 map, and labeled Isle de Califonie. Agubela de Gato as peninsula on mainland north. Terre de Iesso ou Ieco to west. Great lakes open to west. Decorative title cartouch (upper left) with crown and arms of Dauphin. Multiple scales given within a decorative cartouche (lower left)" (McLaughlin), McLaughlin, 55M5859Amsterdam: R. & J. Ottens(1694)
USD4750.0; Maps North America; Maps North America Great Lakes1694nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5859&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Heinrich SchererAmerica BorealisHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 240x360 (mm), 9.5x14.125 (Inches); "California with interior mountains, named capes and small islands, and 3 souther towns: S. Iago, S. Bruno, Ns> de Guadalupe." (McLaughlin), McLaughlin 128; Tooley 85; Burden (II) #756M5861Munich: (1699)
USD1250.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps North America; Maps Central America1699nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5861&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d86f38f24149f7fcf8b0ea6705f41235_1323556675.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'Apres de MannevilletteCarte de la Cote de Guzerat, du Golfe de Cambaye et des Cotes de Concan et de CanaraBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 695x505 (mm), 27.375x19.875 (Inches); On the north west coast of India, with and inset map on the right side showing the city of Surate and vicinity.M5864Paris: (1775)
USD750.0Maps Asia Central India; Maps Sea Chart1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5864&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'Apres de MannevilletteA Chart of the West Coast of Sumatra, from the Equinoctial Line, to the Straits of SundaBlack & White, Very Good, minor browning along the central fold., Size : 700x505 (mm), 27.5x19.875 (Inches); An inset map appears in the upper right depicting the city of Padang and the surrounding area.M5866London: Robert Sayer(1778)
USD1000.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5866&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph HuddartChart of the West Coast of Sumatra from Bencoolen to Key Sers BayBlack & White, Very Good, some minor browning along the lower portion of the central fold, Size : 515x625 (mm), 20.25x24.625 (Inches); Three inset maps appear in the upper right corner of the map.M5867London: Robert Sayer(1778)
USD1000.0; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea; Maps Sea Chart1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5867&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannVirginia Marylandia et Carolina in America Septentrionali.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 495x580 (mm), 19.5x22.875 (Inches); This is the second state of the map<br><br>This map by Homann was done "primarily to encourage Germans to come to America. . ." to reinforce this the cartouche was designed accordingly. The cartouche depicts "well-dressed settler pictured at the top is surrounded by trunks, barrels, gold, exotic fruits, and natives bearing gifts. In the lower background are a tobacco farm indicative of highly profitable tobacco trade and a shed for drying cod. . .this illustration suggested that America was the land of wealth and opportunity" (Pritchard and Taliaferro), Pritchard and Taliaferro 17M5868Nuremburg: (1730)
USD3750.0; Maps United States East New Jersey; Maps United States East Virginia; Maps United States East Maryland1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5868&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JaillotLe Royaume de Naples divise en Douze Provinces.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 450x560 (mm), 17.75x22 (Inches)M5869Paris: (1700)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Italy1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5869&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_415b62bd7cf845b4b1b48c9b5fb57c4a_1315672791.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterPoloniae Regnum ut et Magni Ducatus LithauneiaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, central fold has been reinforced., Size : 500x585 (mm), 19.625x23 (Inches)M5870Augsburg: (1740)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5870&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e9cd38ebb557b3b582a2bd9406052081_1271962769.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. JaillotAmerique Septentrionale divisee en ses Principales Parties ou sont distingques les vns des autres Les EstatsHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 460x645 (mm), 18.125x25.375 (Inches); 3rd state<br><br>"Decorative title cartouch (upper left) with crown and arms of Dauphin. Multiple scales given within a decorative cartouche" (McLaughlin), McLaughlin 55M5871Paris: (1719)
USD2750.0; Maps North America; Maps Central America1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5871&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.D. BacheU.S. Coast Survey. . .Sketch F Showing the Progress of the Survey in Section VI with a General Reconnoissance of the Coast of Florida 1848-1859Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 615x420 (mm), 24.25x16.5 (Inches)M5876US: (1859)
USD1000.0; Maps United States South Florida1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5876&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333463684.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitNova Totius Terrarum Orbis TabulaOriginal Hand Coloring with some later coloring, Very Good, small tear along the lower right margin expertly repaired. Minor wear along the central fold, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 490x575 (mm), 19.25x22.625 (Inches); "The title is in a small cartouche on the eastern hemisphere. Somewhat unusually the two main hemispheres have been engraved and the surrounding illustrations etched. In the corners are large and lively scenes allegorically representing the four elements. Fire is shown by war and destruction; air by the heavens; earth by harvesting and husbandry; and water by ships and a spouting whale. There are groups of figures between the hemispheres and, above and below them, two smaller polar maps." (Shirley), Shirley 444M5879Amsterdam: (1690)
USD6000.0Maps World1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5879&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_db7df947aa1a1dd633008b95ae4e9f87_1258139577.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.F. ZurnerPlanisphaerium Terrestre cum Utroque Coelesti Hemisphaerio sive Diversa Orbis TerraqueiHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 505x585 (mm), 19.875x23 (Inches); 26 diagrams 9 of which portray different angles of the earth, and the remaining 15 portray different astronomical diagrams. Two larger diagrams between the hemispheres depict various constallations. <br><br>Nova Guinea separated from Carpentaria; thus one of the first maps showing the Torres strait (http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm3170)<br><br>The maps shows the routes taken by various explorers such as Dampier, Magellan, and Charmont. Along the bottom are illustrations of various natural phenomemon such as volcanoes, earthquakes and storms which is accompnied by descriptive text.<br><br><br>This is a visually striking double hemisphere world map with up-to-date cartography for the period. California is shown as an island with an indistinct Fretum Anian and Terra Esonis above it. There is a River of the West emptying into a small sea just northeast of California. Australia is shown to be separate from New Guinea, Carpentaria and Diemens Land. Nova Britannia can be viewed as a separate island off the coast of New Guinea with the notation that it was discovered by Dampier in 1700. Several explorer\\\'s tracks are traced, including Magellan, Dampier, Tasman, Gaetani and Charmont. The map is enclosed in broad bands including information on the winds and climates. Found in between the hemispheres are stunning celestial maps and arrayed throughout the border are twenty-six smaller astronomical diagrams and world that depict a range of projections. Found at the bottom is a panorama showing various tempests, earthquakes, tides, vortices, volcanoes with a textual commentary on the natural phenomena that is portrayed, Tooley Q-Z pg 436; Shirley #639.M5880Amsterdam: Schenk(1709)
USD5500.0Maps World1709nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5880&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_40cdc4d8a5cb570c3f2d1f01e2411c51_1346795604.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SenexA New Map of the World from the Latest Observations.Hand Colored, Very Good, central fold has been reinforced., Size : 420x540 (mm), 16.5x21.25 (Inches); California is depicted as an island in the main map but on two inset maps in the upper and lower left corner is depicted as a peninsula. There are four hemisphere insets in each of the corners. The title cartouche located along the upper margin is flanked by various decorative images of people from around the world. Along the middle portion of the lower margin is a spherical representation of the heavens.M5881London: (1720)
USD5000.0Maps World1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5881&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_40cdc4d8a5cb570c3f2d1f01e2411c51_1346795354.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.B. ClarkeMadridHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 300x370 (mm), 11.75x14.5 (Inches)M5891London: Baldwin & Cradock(1831)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Spain1831nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD425.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Austria1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5896&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaLe Royaume de DanemarkHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, lower right portion of the margin has been extended, Size : 310x390 (mm), 12.25x15.375 (Inches)M5899Leiden: (1715)
USD375.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5899&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.B. ClarkeVeniceHand Colored, Very good, Size : 385x585 (mm), 15.125x23 (Inches)M5903London: Society for the Diffusion of useful Knowledge(1838)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5903&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.S. PalmerReconnaissance Sketch of Part of CaribooHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 190x240 (mm), 7.5x9.5 (Inches); An important gold rush map. <br><br>The Cariboo Gold Rush was a gold rush in the Canadian province of British Columbia. Although the first gold discovery was made in 1859 at Horsefly Creek by Peter Dunlevy, followed by more strikes at Keithley Creek and Antler Creek in 1860, the actual rush did not begin until 1861, when these discoveries were widely publicized. By 1862, following the strikes at William's Creek, the rush was in full swing.<br><br>Major General Henry Spencer Palmer was a British army military engineer and surveyor. He did considerable surveying work in the British Columbia interior from 1858 to 1863.M5906London: J. Murray(1864)
USD375.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5906&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.S. TannerA New Map of Virginia with its Canals, Roads & Distances from place to place alon the Stage & Steam Boat RoutesHand Colored, Very good, Size : 270x340 (mm), 10.625x13.375 (Inches)M5907Philadelphia: H.S. Tanner(1836)
USD675.0; Maps United States East Virginia1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5907&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinkertonLa PlataOriginal Hand Coloring, Minor browning along the fold, central fold has been reinforced, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 695x504 (mm), 27.375x19.875 (Inches)M5914Philadelphia: Dobson(1810)
USD750.0Maps South America Uruguay; Maps South America Chile; Maps South America Argentina1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5914&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinktertonThe CaracasOriginal Hand Coloring, Minor browning along the folds, central fold has been reinforced, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 505x700 (mm), 19.875x27.5 (Inches); The map also include Suriname and French GuianaM5915Philadelphia: Dobson(1810)
USD750.0Maps South America Brazil;; Maps South America Venezuela; Maps South America Guyana, Surinam1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5915&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinkertonPeruOriginal Hand Coloring, browning along the folds, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 505x695 (mm), 19.875x27.375 (Inches); An inset map of the coast of southern Peru and northern Chile is present in the lower left cornerM5916Philadephia: Dobson(1810)
USD750.0Maps South America Bolivia; Maps South America Brazil; Maps South America Ecuador; Maps South America Peru1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5916&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinkertonChiliOriginal Hand Coloring, Browning along the folds, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 700x505 (mm), 27.5x19.875 (Inches); An inset of Juan Fernandes Island is located in the lower left portion of the map.M5917Philadephia: Bradford & Inskeep(1810)
USD750.0Maps South America Chile; Maps South America Argentina1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5917&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geological Survey of Canada; W. E. LoganPlan Showing the Distribution of the Huronian Rocks Between Rivers St. Mary and MissiagueHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 380x592 (mm), 15x23.25 (Inches); General survey of the North part of Lake Huron including Thunder Bay.M5918Toronto: (1864)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario North Algoma; Maps North America Great Lakes Huron1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5918&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De LisleMappe Monde a l'usage du RoiHand Colored, Very Good, three tears along the right margin repaired. Laid on original canvas., Size : 440x645 (mm), 17.25x25.375 (Inches)M5921Paris: Dezauche(1785)
USD1500.0Maps World1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5921&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_51312135f93f94dc78073c95a1818c48_1283267721.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KitchenA New Map of the World on Mercators ProjectionHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 200x295 (mm), 7.875x11.625 (Inches)M5923London: Prinald(1750)
USD375.0Maps World1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5923&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-08006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. KitchenLouisinana as Formerly claimed by France, now containing part of British America to the East & Spanish America to the WestHand Colored in Outline, Excellent, Size : 185x235 (mm), 7.25x9.25 (Inches); This map depicts Louisiana shortly after the Seven Years and French Indian wars. The territory to the east of the Mississippi was ceded to Great Britain as a result of the French Indian War with the exception of the New Orleans, Lake Pontchartrain and the surrounding area. The remaining portion was ceded to Spain after the Seven Years war with the Treaty of Paris in 1763., Jolly Lond-245M5924London: London Magazine(1765)
USD575.0; Maps United States South Louisiana1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5924&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_089ebef592156b978fbb02d78db55604_1282584235.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. O. SenecalMap of Part of Northwestern Ontario North of Lake Superior to illustrate summary report by W.J. WilsonHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 360x350 (mm), 14.125x13.75 (Inches); Thunder BayM5926Canada: Geological Survey of Canada(1904)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario North Algoma; Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5926&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. White; C. O. SenecalNipissing District Ont., and Pontiac county Que.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 320x470 (mm), 12.625x18.5 (Inches); Nipissing District Ontario, and Pontiac county Quebec. (Lake Temiscaming Sheet)M5927Canada: Geological Survey of Canada(1897)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing; Maps Geological1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5927&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6421c3b4b96949fa6b1e1fb5f6aa534d_1314377261.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de L'Ocean Occidental et Partie de L'Amerique SeptentrionaleBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 245x380 (mm), 9.625x15 (Inches)M5929Paris: (1744)
USD475.0; Maps Canada; Maps Ocean Atlantic; Maps United States1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States East Pennsylvania1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy Rome1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Canada East Quebec Eastern Townships1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps United States New England Massachusetts1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps West Indies Guadeloupe1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Africa Continent1600nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Asia Central India;; Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar1654nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Asia Central India;; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon; Maps Asia South East; Maps Sea Chart1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD950.0; Maps Sea Chart; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay; Maps Geological1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Canada East1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Canada; Maps Railroad1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps Canada West1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada; Maps Railroad1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada West British Columbia1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada East1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Canada Ontario West Bruce; Maps Canada Ontario West Perth; Maps Canada Ontario West Waterloo; Maps Canada Ontario West Huron1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homman HeirsPeninsula Indiae citra Gangem oc est. Orae Celeberrimae Malabar & Coromandel cum adjacente Insula non mimus celebratissima CeylonHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 565x500 (mm), 22.25x19.625 (Inches); Gole 44M5992Nuremburg: (1733)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Central India;; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon1733nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5992&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ad27bd2e90dcad9174cfe2ee9698e4c5_1255035987.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan de la Ville de QuebecBlack & White, Very Good, minor restorations hardly noticeable, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 195x290 (mm), 7.625x11.375 (Inches); \\\"This map, by the famous French map and chartmaker Jacques Nicolas Bellin, was published in 1744 in Fr Oierre Francois-Xavier de Charlevoix\\\'s \\\"Histoire et Description Generale de la Nouvelle France\\\", which is one of the best eighteenth-century descriptions and accounts of North America. Charlevoix traveled Canada in 1720 to inspect the Jesuit missions there. Her journeyed throughout New France and Louisiana and down to the Gulf of Mexico via the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers in 1721-1722. He described in his work the possibilities and great beauty of the land he saw, especially near Natchez, mentioning such products as cotton, indigo and tobacco. Bellin had access to official journals, sketches, maps and charts of the earlier explorers, using such sources with great care and discrimination to produce some of the finest mapping of French America available in the eighteenth century.\\\" GossM5994Paris: (1744)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5994&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1362766610.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. MollA New Map of the North Parts of America claimed by France under ye Names Louisiana, Mississipi, Canada and New France with ye Adjoining Territories of England and Spain.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor wear along some of the folds., Size : 605x1010 (mm), 23.75x39.75 (Inches); Two inset maps are present along the right margin, one depicting the Harbour of Annapolis and the other depicting the mouth of the Mississippi. In the upper left is a vignette image of an indian fort. <br><br>The map depcits various settlements, roads, mines, and churches. Extensive detail is present in Texas and New Mexico regions., McLaughlin 197M5999London: (1720)
USD15000.0Maps Canada; Maps United States1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5999&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/29-01-08001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. AddisonA New Celstial GlobeHand Colored, Very Good, a few cracks and dents professionally repaired. Images and text are easily discernable, Size :; Diameter approx 3 1/4 " Height 7"<br><br>This globe depicts the heavens and the different constallations.<br><br>The sphere is mounted on a half circle wooden meridian. This is all supported by a wooden stand with three outswept legs.M6003London: J. Addison(1840)
USD2500.0Maps Globes; Maps Celestial1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6003&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_58165ef906fdf117a28f8a67eb24a0ee_1290272211.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]US Geological SurveyTopographical Map of Long Island New YorkHand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 645x1585 (mm), 25.375x62.375 (Inches)M6008New York: Julius Bien Co.(1913)
USD1500.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1913nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6008&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_978dba5d9a0d4dc50c878d26ef6b95d8_1242495101.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. EttlingUnited States of North America (eastern & central)Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, 6 separate sheets joined together., Size : 850x910 (mm), 33.5x35.75 (Inches)M6015London: Day & Son(1860)
USD1000.0; Maps United States1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6015&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-02-08019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte Particuliere des Isles MoluquesBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 235x165 (mm), 9.25x6.5 (Inches)M6019Paris: (1760)
USD275.0; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6019&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b92034feb85d37db7e317de323a9240b_1283626582.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de L'Isle Celebes ou Macassar / Kaart van't Eiland Celebes of Makassar.Black & White, Very Good, Size : 230x150 (mm), 9x5.875 (Inches)M6020Amsterdam: (1760)
USD275.0Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6020&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4008c6e88a86c70740918aca22a97117_1323966321.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de l"archipel de St. Lazare ou les Isles Marianes.Black & White, Very Good, Size : 235x165 (mm), 9.25x6.5 (Inches)M6021Paris: (1752)
USD375.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6021&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinAnamocka, ou Isle Rotterdam / Anamocka, of 'T Eiland Rotterdam.Black & White, Very Good, Size : 210x150 (mm), 8.25x5.875 (Inches)M6022Amsterdam: (1760)
USD275.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6022&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CookGedeelte van Japan of NiponBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 265x210 (mm), 10.375x8.25 (Inches)M6023Amsterdam: (1790)
USD275.0Maps Asia Far East Japan1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6023&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CookMatavia Bay in Otaheite / Owharre Harbour in Huaheine / Ohamaneno Harbour in Ulietea / Oopoa Harbour in Ulietea.Black & White, Very Good, Size : 265x375 (mm), 10.375x14.75 (Inches)M6024London: (1780)
USD275.0; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Polynesia1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6024&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348851309.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Valk; SchenkSinus Gangeticus Vulgo Golfo de BengalOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 465x535 (mm), 18.25x21 (Inches)M6025Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon; Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6025&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46b2182ad954b42d8d9d18b000bc9ab5_1267635041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christoph CellariusBosporus, Maeotis, Iberia, Albania, et Sarmatia Asiatica.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 200x305 (mm), 7.875x12 (Inches)M6030London: (1742)
USD275.0; Maps Asia Middle East Armenia; Maps Europe Ukraine1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6030&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WeigelNovissima Tabula Regionis Ludovicianae Gallice Dictae La LovisianeHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 315x415 (mm), 12.375x16.375 (Inches); This uncommon map is based on Delisle's map of the French possession of Louisiana. The map differentiates between the French possession in the Mississippi Valley and the Spanish possessions in New Mexico. In this map Texas is shown to be under French control. Also included in the map are the routes of explorers such as De Soto, Cavelier, Tonty, and Denis.M6031Nurmberg: (1719)
USD1750.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States; Maps United States South Texas;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6031&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_089ebef592156b978fbb02d78db55604_1282584141.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanssoniusItalia Nuouamente piu perfetta chemai per inanzi posta. . .Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 365x495 (mm), 14.375x19.5 (Inches); German text on versoM6033Amsterdam: (1630)
USD2500.0; Maps Europe Italy1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6033&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296181636.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]AchinGalignani's Plan of Paris and EnvironsOriginal Outline Coloring, Good, originally folding and laid on old thick paper., Size : 405x555 (mm), 15.875x21.875 (Inches)M6034London: (1862)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6034&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4f98a0b617d8cb450c2baef922a4093c_1298479197.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsDominia Anglorum in America Septentrionali / Die Gros - Britannis che Colonie-Laender in Nord - AmericaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 490x540 (mm), 19.25x21.25 (Inches)M6035Nurmburg: (1745)
USD2250.0; Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6035&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SchererRepraesentatio Totius Africae. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 235x350 (mm), 9.25x13.75 (Inches); This map of Africa shows the Nile originating in the Ptolemaic twin lakes south of the Equator. The areas in which Christianity had spread were noted by yellow shading on the east and west. On the left is the skelaton about to fell a tree on a group and opposite on the right is a group of people worshiping God with a sun with the Hebrew symbol for God.M6037Munich: (1702)
USD950.0; Maps Africa Continent1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6037&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CookView of Sulphur Island (Iwo Jima)Black & White, Very Good, minor browning, Size : 270x210 (mm), 10.625x8.25 (Inches)M6039Amsterdam: (1790)
USD275.0Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Ocean Pacific1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6039&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348849270.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gibson; BowenCanada or New FranceHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 65x95 (mm), 2.5x3.75 (Inches); King 147M6042London: F. Newbury(1774)
USD575.0; Maps United States East; Maps Canada East1774nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6042&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6b1a8b1adec230c8eab36c6c518f2da3_1301670384.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.A. DesRosiersPublic Works of Canada Map Showing the Proposed Georgian Bay Ship Canal and the Other Principal Transportation Routes from the Head of the Great Lakes via Montreal, New York &c. to LiverpoolHand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 640x1515 (mm), 25.125x59.625 (Inches)M6046Ottawa: Minitry of Public Works(1907)
USD1250.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada East1907nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6046&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29235a9bd624b67f4143bb13d7691e7d_1279569242.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PlayfairIslands's in the Pacific OceanOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 470x580 (mm), 18.5x22.875 (Inches)M6053Edinburgh: Macredie(1821)
USD475.0; Maps Ocean Pacific1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-03-08a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaillot; SansonAmerique Septentrionale divisee en ses principales parties, ou sont distingues les vns des autres les Estats. . .Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 565x875 (mm), 22.25x34.375 (Inches); A large scale impressive map of North America, depicting California as an island, decorative title cartouche with figures animals and birds. The map is on two sheets joined., McCorkle 692.4; McLaughlin 55; Burden 438M6054Paris: (1692)
USD7500.0Maps North America1692nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6054&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-03-08a002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan du Bassin de Quebec et de ses EnvironsHand Colored, Very good, small tear along the right margin repaired and not affecting the image., Size : 195x280 (mm), 7.625x11 (Inches); According to Kershaw this is the second state of the map.<br>This map was published in "Histoire et Description Generale de la Nouvelle France", Kershaw 1047M6057Paris: (1744)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6057&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-04-08a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank BondMap of the Territory of HawaiiExcellent, Size : 560x840 (mm), 22x33 (Inches)M6061Washington: Andrew B. Graham Co.(1904)
USD750.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6061&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-05-08a013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CoronelliIsola di Madagascar o di S. Lorenzo. . .Black & White, Very Good, small tear along the upper margin not affecting the image. Minor browning on the left part of the central fold., Size : 605x455 (mm), 23.75x17.875 (Inches)M6063Venice: (1690)
USD1000.0Maps Africa South1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6063&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7c5eb24115533713be77ce06ef556465_1279566253.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas JefferysA New Map of the Island and Kingdom of Corsica.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, mounted on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 645x505 (mm), 25.375x19.875 (Inches); A large scale detailed map of Corsica. The birth place of Napoleon depicted during the middle of the French Revolution.M6064London: Laurie and Whittle(1794)
USD900.0; Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6064&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348851433.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HennepinLe Cours du Fleuve MissisipiHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 375x440 (mm), 14.75x17.25 (Inches); Louise Hennepin, a priest and missionary in North America travelled with Rene La Salle down the Mississippi in 1682. His maps and descriptions appeared in two books in several editions and languages. In 1698 a Dutch edition and an English edition were published in Amsterdam and London simultaneously.M6066Amsterdam: J. Bernard(1737)
USD2500.0; Maps United States; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6066&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fb0f7eb202ae57022977248baa89bbc3_1251135296.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R & I OttensLittora BrasiliaeHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 480x555 (mm), 18.875x21.875 (Inches)M6069Amsterdam: (1745)
USD3000.0Maps South America Brazil; Maps Sea Chart1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6069&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-05-08a006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.C. PhillipsMackinaw CityHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 535x685 (mm), 21x27 (Inches); There is an inset map located in the lower right that depicts the Straits of Mackinaw.M6070Cincinnati: (1857)
USD4750.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States Mid-West Michigan1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6070&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-05-08a005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MercatorTabul Europae Totam Italiam ob Oculos Ponens.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 340x485 (mm), 13.375x19.125 (Inches); Ptolomy edition circa 1695.M6073(1695)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Italy1695nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6073&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-05-08002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BleauBiscaia et Guiouscoa Cantabriae Veteris. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 380x500 (mm), 15x19.625 (Inches); Latin text on verso. The Basque RegionM6074Amsterdam: (1645)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Spain1645nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Maps United States East New York Long Island1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States New England Connecticut1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States New England Connecticut; Maps United States East New York Long Island1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Geological; Maps Canada East Quebec1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Halton; Maps Canada Ontario South Peel1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6084&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08073.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardIsland Of Hiawatha Plate 30Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 435x690 (mm), 17.125x27.125 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M6085Toronto: (1890)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6085&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353169909.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. Hergeshwimer, C. HomerUnited States Coast Survey. Niantic Bay to Rocky Point. Long Island SoundPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 435x715 (mm), 17.125x28.125 (Inches)M6122US: (1893)
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USD575.0; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine1580nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Maps Europe Ukraine1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps West Indies Barbados; Maps City Maps1767nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD450.0Maps Africa Continent1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD145.0; Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.); Maps Geological1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps West Indies Guadeloupe1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Benelux; Maps Europe France1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Maps Europe Benelux1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1664nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6148&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-06-08021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mellin, Ludwig August, Graf.Der Revalsche Kreis / Le Cercle de RevalHand Colored, Very Good, disected and laid on original canvas, Size : 485x710 (mm), 19.125x27.875 (Inches)M6149Germany: Gezwichnetv(1798)
USD2500.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD7750.0; Maps North America1653nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD5500.0; Maps United States New England Massachusetts; Maps United States New England New Hampshire1695nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6151&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5646e910e0a9a9afe591ffeef919489_1249591657.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de L'IsleEstats de la Couronne de Pologne. . . / Tabula Regne Poloniae, Ducatus Lithuaniae &Cc. . .Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 485x605 (mm), 19.125x23.75 (Inches)M6153Amsterdam: Covens and Mortier(1720)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps Central America Mexico1608nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0Maps South America Continent; Maps North America1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps West Indies Bahamas;Maps West Indies Turks and Cacois Islands;Maps West Indies Cuba;Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti;1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.)Maps Africa Continent;Maps Asia Continent;1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6163&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ab45304d063fcb9bf47e824b9c38f460_1290895271.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PichonNouveau Plan Routier de la Ville et Faubourgs de Paris avec ses Principaux EdificesOriginal Outline Coloring, Overall in good condition, some wear along the edges, and some restorations along the folds., Size : 1000x1435 (mm), 39.375x56.5 (Inches); Rare attractive large scale wall map of Paris that is surrounded by vignette images of various important edifices around the city. Also included is a table of streets., Boutier 322 EM6167Paris: (1789)
USD7500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris; Maps Wall Maps1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States Mid-West; Maps United States New England1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0; Maps South America Continent; Maps Wall Maps1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Maps Asia South East1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6176&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_574ee76b5ec6d27846bf6570e9339857_1340484253.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WalchCharte des Koenigreichs PolenOriginal Hand Coloring, Good to Very Good, central fold has been reinforced., Size : 470x580 (mm), 18.5x22.875 (Inches)M6177Augsburg: (1793)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6177&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-06-08002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansonniusMagni Ducatus LithuaniaeHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, lower margin extended, lower portion of central has been strengthened. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 440x545 (mm), 17.25x21.5 (Inches)M6180Amsterdam: (1640)
USD1750.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6180&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_06ef01cc62ff3fdba4f51ed40a40c077_1260469700.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SchraemblDas Vorgebirg Der Guten HofnungHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 490x330 (mm), 19.25x13 (Inches); A decorative cartouche appears in the upper right. A Charming map depicts Cape Town and the surrounding area in South Africa.M6184Vienna: (1789)
USD1250.0; Maps Africa South1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0; Maps Europe Italy1707nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6186&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c7dd8db19263a66ea9f9736225191b3a_1331135835.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuPrussiae Nova TabulaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 380x480 (mm), 15x18.875 (Inches); French text on versoM6187Amsterdam: (1626)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1626nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps United States West California; Maps Central America Mexico1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Mediterranean Sea1682nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0Maps Celestial; Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.)1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6193&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_74ce2597fc4e3bcb837281ae1bcca2e6_1361047106.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LotterMappa Geographica ex novissimis Observationibus repraesentans Regnum Poloniae et Magnum Ducatum Lithuaniae. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 485x580 (mm), 19.125x22.875 (Inches)M6196Augsburg: (1793)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6196&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238178552.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WyldEuropean Dominions of the Ottomans, or Turkey in Europe.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 550x735 (mm), 21.625x28.875 (Inches); This is the 2nd edition of the map according to the cartouche.<br><br>A decorative earl 19th century map of Ukraine and vicinity by the prominent British cartographer James Wyld.M6199London: (1828)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Romania; Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe Balkans Bulgaria; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6199&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e23992b0f2c4830a127e3bee2d26377a_1303242599.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SantiniLa Crimee, la Nouvelle Russie, les Tartares Nugay ry d\' Oczakow, les Zaporoviens, et partie de la Circassie.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 420x560 (mm), 16.5x22 (Inches); A detailed attractive 18th century map of Ukraine published in Venice.M6201Venice: (1777)
USD950.0; Maps Russia; Maps Europe Ukraine1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6201&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-06-08011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan de NarvaHand Colored, Excellent., Size : 230x325 (mm), 9x12.75 (Inches); An attractive map of the city of Narva besieged by a military encampment.<br><br>The Battle of Narva was an early battle in the Great Northern War fought in November of 1700. The Swedish army under Charles XII of Sweden defeated a Russian force four times its size, commanded by Peter the Great. Narva marked the peak of Swedish power on the continent, with Russia eventually gaining decisive victories that were able to end the conflict.M6202Paris: (1705)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia; Maps City Maps; Maps Military1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6202&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224006726.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Anton Freiderich BushcingMappa Geographica Regni PoloniaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 450x525 (mm), 17.75x20.625 (Inches); A scarce decorative mid 18th century map of Poland and Lithuania.M6203Nuremburg: (1771)
USD2500.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Russia1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6203&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ca7b73f61150cab5367a18f24db5d3db_1280340178.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsPotentissimo Borussorum Regni Friderico Wilhelmo. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, this map is in two sheets, Size : 1015x575 (mm), 39.875x22.625 (Inches); A detailed map of the eastern coast of Lithuania. The lower sheet depicts Russian Territory between Poland and Lithuania.<br><br>A beautiful cartouche is located on the upper right corner of the upper sheet. The title of the map is within decorative arch with eagles and flanked by double colonnades. In the background is depictions of peasants at work harvesting and building. <br><br>Below the cartouche is an inset map of the current day city of Gusev in Russia at the time called Gumbinnen.M6206Nuremburg: (1735)
USD2000.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Russia1735nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6206&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_39320b52c35965df221e38e9cbe1fd32_1350662569.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ira S. DrakeMitchell's New Traveller's Guide Through the United States, Showing the Railroads, Canals, Stage Roads &cOriginal Outline Coloring, Good, some wear, cracks and minor surface loss along the folds, professionally repaired. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 550x730 (mm), 21.625x28.75 (Inches); 5 inset maps are present, upper left titled "Map of Copper Mine Region", upper middle "Vicinity of Niagara Falls", mid right "Map of the Maritime and Overland Routes to California, with the last map is another inset "Map of the Gold and Quicksilver Disctrict of Califronia. On the lower right "Map of New England or Eastern States"M6207Philadelphia: Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co.(1850)
USD1500.0; Maps United States East; Maps United States Mid-West; Maps United States South; Maps Railroad1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0; Maps North America; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps South America Continent1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6210&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a104fb4d36270203f7d371d56d3fad76_1312299509.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James D. GrahamChart of Cape Cod Harbor and the Adjacent Coast of Provincetown and TruroBlack & White, A tear from the right margin entering into the plate about 6 inches. Several minute tears along the margins not affecting the plate. Occasional minor browning on the left side of the map., Size : 700x840 (mm), 27.5x33 (Inches)M6213Boston: Boston Marine Insurance Companies(1841)
USD5000.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States New England Massachusetts1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-08-08001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre JeanPlan Routier de la Ville et Faubourg de Paris Divise en 12 Mairies.Hand Colored, The map is strengthend with tissue paper, a few marginal tears not affecting the image, but generally in good condition., Size : 550x820 (mm), 21.625x32.25 (Inches); This is the the 4th state of the map according to Boutier., Boutier 364-DM6215Paris: (1800)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6215&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08072.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LotterAccurata et Novissima Repraesentatio Ichnographica Hannoverae . . .Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 490x570 (mm), 19.25x22.375 (Inches); Three decorative cartouches are found in the upper left, upper right and lower left.M6219Augsburg: (1757)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6219&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvillePartie Meridionale du Cercle D'Autriche qui Comprend la Basse Partie du Duche de Stirie, le Duche de Carinthie . . .Black & White, Very Good, Size : 480x615 (mm), 18.875x24.25 (Inches)M6221Venice: Santini(1777)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Balkans Croatia; Maps Europe Balkans Slovenia; Maps Europe Italy1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2000.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Michigan; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior; Maps North America Great Lakes Huron1797nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6222&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ff82b8f170f631d5d5905625e70419d_1296937348.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresPort Amherst / Port HaldimandOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 700x485 (mm), 27.5x19.125 (Inches); Aquatint and line engraving. This fine chart is from "The Atlantic Neptune" by Capt. Joseph Fredrick Wallet, Des Barres (1721-1824). "The Atlantic Neptune" is one of the most important sea atlases of the USA and Canadian Atlantic coast that was ever been produced. The atlas was first published in England in 1774 and was updated regularly till 1784. The maps are known for the accurate portrayal of various sounds, bays, bars, and harbours in addition to navigational challenges. The maps are very detailed and contain both hydrographical and topographical information. Des Barres, a Swiss cartographer and landscape artist who immigrated to England and trained at the royal military academy became a colonial administrator in Halifax Nova Scotia, where he died. He was a lieutenant in rhw royal American regiment, c 1756; engineer under general wolf at Quebec c.1759; and governor of Prince Edward Island. He mapped the shore line of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and St. Lawrence River regions c.1764/1774 . This atlas was used by the Royal Navy during the American Revolution. <br>Reference Debard, J. M. the family origins of J.f.W.Des Barres; Evens, uncommon Obdurate: the several public careers of J.F.W. Des Barres (Toronto 1989); De Vorsey map collector (1982) p.31M6223London: (1775)
USD1250.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Asia Continent1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan1620nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6225&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_66e899679315a57e18d44e9192d5823a_1255035460.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanvierPartie Septentrionale des Pays Bas Comprenant Les Etats Generaux des Provinces Unies.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 465x635 (mm), 18.25x25 (Inches); A decorative cartouche in the shape of a ship is located in the upper left.M6227Venice: Santini(1777)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Benelux1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Maps Europe Ireland1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08048.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SantiniAtlas Universel Dresse sue les Meilleures Cartes Modernes.Black & White, Very Good, small red mark in the upper left., Size : 475x345 (mm), 18.75x13.625 (Inches); This is the title page to Santini's "Atlas Universel"M6229Venice: Santini(1784)
USD750.0; Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.)1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Maps Europe Italy1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HellertConstantinople StamboolHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 310x390 (mm), 12.25x15.375 (Inches)M6235London: Society for the Diffusion of Use Knowledge(1840)
USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6235&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cc79b3cbbb5cadb53787a8d76ad843b2_1309792741.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.B. ClarkeEastern Divisions of ParisHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 385x530 (mm), 15.125x20.875 (Inches)M6236London: Cha.s Knight & Co.(1846)
USD475.0; Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties1610nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jackson / Washington / Graberg / ArlettNorth Africa or Barbary I MaroccoOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 315x395 (mm), 12.375x15.5 (Inches); The map is engraved J & C WalkerM6240London: Baldwin & Cradock(1836)
USD325.0; Maps Africa North1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6240&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MalletTurquie en EuropeHand Colored, Very Good Condition, Size : 150x100 (mm), 5.875x3.875 (Inches); From French Edition of "Description de l'Univers"M6245Paris: (1686)
USD275.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6245&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MalletMer Mediterranee selon les Modernes / Partie Orientale de la Mer Mediterranee / Partie Occidentale de la Mer MediterraneeHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 145x105 (mm), 5.75x4.125 (Inches); From French Edition of "Description de l'Univers"M6246Paris: (1686)
USD175.0; Maps Mediterranean Sea1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6246&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MalletRoyaume de Bourgogne sous la Seconde Race des Roys de France.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 150x110 (mm), 5.875x4.375 (Inches)M6247Paris: (1686)
USD175.0; Maps Europe France1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6247&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.H. SwanstonPanama Shewing the Proposed Junction by Railway.Hand Colored, Very Good, upper and lower margin shaved closely, Size : 115x140 (mm), 4.5x5.5 (Inches)M6248London & Edinburgh: A. Fullarton & Co(1860)
USD275.0; Maps Central America Panama; Maps Railroad1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6248&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.H. SwanstonCentral America Shewing the Proposed Junctions of the Atlantic & Pacific Oceans.Hand Colored, Very Good, lower margin shaved cloesly., Size : 115x140 (mm), 4.5x5.5 (Inches)M6249London & Edinburgh: A. Fullarton & Co(1860)
USD275.0; Maps Central America Costa Rica, Nicaragua1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6249&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BayfieldPlans of the River St. Lawrence below Quebec. Sheet 7. Quebec and Isle of Orleans.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 455x600 (mm), 17.875x23.625 (Inches); This map was engraved by J. & C. Walker and sold by J.D. Potter.<br>A superb 19th century map of Quebec City and vicinity. The map focuses of the Isle of Orleans and the surrounding St. Lawrence waterways. <br><br>A decorative vignette scene of Quebec City cartouche appears in the upper left.<br><br>Captain Bayfield was a prominent English surveyor of the Admiralty who surveyed the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence river.M6252London: Office of the Admiralty(1861)
USD3750.0; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6252&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b1a91389cfd8b4030535cb516e51282f_1269895687.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BayfieldPlans of the River St. Lawerence below Quebec Sheet 2 between the rivers Bersimis and Saguenay including Bic and Green Islands.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 455x620 (mm), 17.875x24.375 (Inches); This map was engraved by J.& C. Walker and sold by J.D. Potter<br><br>Captain Bayfield was a prominent English surveyor of the Admiralty who surveyed the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence river.M6253London: Office of the Admiralty(1863)
USD1250.0; Maps Canada East Quebec1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6253&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-08-08a002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BayfieldRiver St. Lawrence above Quebec Sheet XIII Long Point to Lachine Rapids including Montreal.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 965x630 (mm), 38x24.75 (Inches); This map was engraved by J.& C. Walker and sold by J.D. Potter.<br><br>Captain Bayfield was a prominent English surveyor of the Admiralty who surveyed the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence river.M6254London: Office of the Admiralty(1860)
USD3750.0; Maps Canada East Quebec Montreal1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4b14b797ebb2cc5f7b59c0342262990_1264704739.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BayfieldRiver St. Lawrence above Quebec Sheet XII Repentigny to Long Point.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 630x955 (mm), 24.75x37.625 (Inches); This map was engraved by J.& C. Walker and sold by J.D. Potter.<br><br>Captain Bayfield was a prominent English surveyor of the Admiralty who surveyed the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence river.M6255London: Office of the Admiralty(1860)
USD1500.0; Maps Canada East Quebec1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6255&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_55f93ff092aa457f5e490c8eafbb9585_1355601674.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & HogenbergDamascus, urbs Nobilissima ad Libanum montem, Totius Syria MetrepolisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 320x355 (mm), 12.625x14 (Inches); Latin text on versoM6256Cologne: (1617)
USD1500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon1617nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6256&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f70f3efa025dd42338630f84d12f2fcd_1282249616.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michel Guillaume de CrevecoeurEsquisse du Muskinghum / Esquisse des Rivieres Muskinghum et Grand Castor / Esquisse de la RiviereHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 230x515 (mm), 9x20.25 (Inches); The page is divided into three different maps depicting the Ohio river region. The map show various indian villages also in the area. <br><br>Michel Guillaume de Crevecoeur was French surveyor who settled in New York.M6257Paris: P. F. Tardieu(1787)
USD1000.0; Maps United States Mid-West Ohio1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6257&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-08001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De BarresThe Magdalen-Isles in the Gulf of St. Lawerence.Hand Colored, Lower left corner extended, margins are frail, otherwise very good., Size : 690x500 (mm), 27.125x19.625 (Inches); Jacques Cartier was the first European to visit the islands, in 1534. In 1755, the islands were inhabited by French-speaking Acadians. When the British expelled the Acadians from the rest of what is now the Maritime Provinces of Canada, they did not come as far as the Magdalen Islands. The islands were administered as part of the Colony of Newfoundland from 1763 until 1774, when they were joined to Quebec by the Quebec Act. <br><br>Aquatint and line engraving. This fine chart is from "The Atlantic Neptune" by Capt. Joseph Fredrick Wallet, Des Barres (1721-1824). "The Atlantic Neptune" is one of the most important sea atlases of the USA and Canadian Atlantic coast that was ever been produced. The atlas was first published in England in 1774 and was updated regularly till 1784. The maps are known for the accurate portrayal of various sounds, bays, bars, and harbours in addition to navigational challenges. The maps are very detailed and contain both hydrographical and topographical information. Des Barres, a Swiss cartographer and landscape artist who immigrated to England and trained at the royal military academy became a colonial administrator in Halifax Nova Scotia, where he died. He was a lieutenant in rhw royal American regiment, c 1756; engineer under general wolf at Quebec c.1759; and governor of Prince Edward Island. He mapped the shore line of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and St. Lawrence River regions c.1764/1774 . This atlas was used by the Royal Navy during the American Revolution. <br>Reference Debard, J. M. the family origins of J.f.W.Des Barres; Evens, uncommon Obdurate: the several public careers of J.F.W. Des Barres (Toronto 1989); De Vorsey map collector (1982) p.31M6258London: (1778)
USD1250.0Maps Canada East Quebec1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6258&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9e13d1c01c667ade5ef92e94fa011d26_1224702046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ZattaLa Partie Occidentale della Nouva Francia o CanadaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 305x430 (mm), 12x16.875 (Inches); "This map covers an area of western Quebec and eastern Ontario that is defined by Lake superior, Hudson Bay and Lake Mistassini, ie, part of the area of the Indians' Six Nations." (Portinaro and Knirsch), Portinaro and Knirsch pg. 264M6259Venice: (1778)
USD1000.0; Maps Canada Ontario North Sudbury; Maps Canada Ontario North Timiskaming; Maps Canada Ontario North Cochrane; Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing; Maps Canada East Quebec1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6259&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-08012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ZattaIl Paese de Selvaggi Outauacesi, e Kilistine si Intorono al Lago Superiore.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 305x420 (mm), 12x16.5 (Inches); A small inset map in the upper left depicts Florida.<br><br>"The title translated, might read, "The Country of the Savage Ottowas and Christineaux on the shores of Lake Superior." Except for Ile Royale, the large islands in the lake are fictitious. The somewhat distorted outline of southern Florida in the inset is in keeping with general lack of British knowledge about this area" (Portinaro and Knirsch pg. 263)M6260Venice: (1778)
USD1250.0; Maps North America Great Lakes Superior1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6260&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ff82b8f170f631d5d5905625e70419d_1296936574.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Jefferys; VaugondyCarte Generale des Decouvertes de L'Amiral de Fonte Representant la Grande Probabilite d'un Passage au Nord Ouest.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 290x370 (mm), 11.375x14.5 (Inches); "A track of Admiral Fonte apocryphal discovery of a north-west passage on a voyage in 1640, appeared on various maps of the mid 18th century, including those of Delisle and Le Rouge." (Tooley Vol II pg. 85)<br><br>This map is from "Diderot's Enclyclopedie"M6261Paris: Vaugondy(1772)
USD750.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions; Maps Canada Arctic; Maps Russia; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6261&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ed023aada631fdbf4d44daae56e8f30_1326575164.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De l'IsleCarte Generale des Decouvertes de l'amiral de Fonte et autres Navigateurs Espagnols Anglois et Russes . . .Black & White, Very Good, Size : 290x370 (mm), 11.375x14.5 (Inches); "A track of Admiral Fonte apocryphal discovery of a north-west passage on a voyage in 1640, appeared on various maps of the mid 18th century, including those of Delisle and Le Rouge." (Tooley Vol II pg. 85)<br><br>This map is from "Diderot's Enclyclopedie"M6262Zurich: Heidegger(1752)
USD750.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions; Maps Russia; Maps Canada Arctic; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6262&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ed023aada631fdbf4d44daae56e8f30_1326575213.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vaugondy, De L'Isle, EllisCarte qui represente les differentes connoissances que l'on a eues des Terres Artiques depuis 1650 jus qu'en 1747 . . .Black & White, Very Good, Size : 295x380 (mm), 11.625x15 (Inches); The map is divided into 4 small maps depicting the region of Hudson's Bay during different points in time as published by different cartorgraphers.<br><br>This map is from "Diderot's Enclyclopedie"M6263Paris: (1773)
USD575.0; Maps Canada Arctic1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6263&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-08007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyNouvelle Representation des Cotes Nord et Est de l'Asie pour servir. . .Black & White, Very Good, Size : 295x375 (mm), 11.625x14.75 (Inches); The map focuses Siberia.<br><br>This map is from "Diderot's Enclyclopedie"M6264Paris: (1772)
USD375.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions; Maps Russia1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6264&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-08005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Buache / KaempferCarte des Nouvelles Decouvertes. . . / Extrait d'une Carte Japonoise de l'UniversBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 295x380 (mm), 11.625x15 (Inches); The map is divided into 2 sections<br><br>1752 - 1756 "These maps were included in Diderot's Enclyclopedie and thus were give wide circulation and much authority. This map is a simplified version of one made by Buache in 1752, the first to show Bearings two voyages of 1728 -30 and 1741-2 it was also the first to show the mythical Mer de l'Ouest in the vicinity of Vancouver, and idea subsequently much copied. Oddly if gives a Chinese name, Fou-Sang, to British Coloumbia. The lower map is a detail copied from a Japanese Map." (Portinaro and Knirsch pg. 249)M6265Paris: (1752)
USD750.0; Maps Polar Arctic Regions; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska; Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Russia; Maps Canada Arctic1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6265&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-00004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BonnCarte Hydro-Geo-Graphique des Indes Orientalis en Deca et au dela du Gange avec leur Archipel.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent, orginally 4 sheets but joined and laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 575x810 (mm), 22.625x31.875 (Inches); An attractive large scale 18th century map of South East Asia.M6266Paris: (1771)
USD2000.0Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon; Maps Asia South East1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-08002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPartie du Cours du Fleuve de Saint Laurent / Carte du Cours du Fleuve de Saint Laurent.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 550x855 (mm), 21.625x33.625 (Inches); This is the second state of the map according to Kershaw<br><br>The map is divided into two sections., Kershaw 651.M6267Paris: Depot de la Marine(1761)
USD1500.0; Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6267&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_59aae7fd2fcc073ded4ea8444eab221e_1295908074.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte Du Cours du Fleuve de Saint Laurent Depuis la Mer Jusquia Quebec.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 550x855 (mm), 21.625x33.625 (Inches); This is the second state of the map according to Kershaw.<br><br>There are two insets in the lower left., Kershaw 656M6268Paris: Depot de la Marine(1761)
USD1250.0; Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6268&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a363dd93d84f9bd66042c2a1c993100_1270073617.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.W. Norie 1772-1843Nova Scotia / Halifax Harbour / The Interior of ShelburneOriginal Outline Coloring, This map being a large scale working copy map of Nova Scotia, has a few short tears at the edge which have been restored otherwise very good., Size : 775x615 (mm), 30.5x24.25 (Inches); Two inset maps are present one of Halifax Habour and one of The Interior of Shelburne.<br><br>The map focuses on central Nova Scotia. With detail being shown along the coast.<br><br>John William Norie was a prominent chartmaker and writer on navigation.M6270London: J.W. Norie(1835)
USD1500.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6270&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5addcf6cb3773b0da62061247f746acc_1281556818.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SartineCarte Reduite des Cotes Orientales de l'Amerique Septentrionale. Contenant Celles des Provinces de New York et de la Nouvelle Angleterre, celles de l'Acadie ou Nouvelle Ecosse, de l'Ile Royale de l'Ile St. Jean, avec. . .Hand Colored, Good, tear along the lower portion of the central fold., Size : 585x870 (mm), 23x34.25 (Inches); Sea Chart of the East Coast from Chaleur Bay to New Jersey, encompassing all of New England, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Island and Prince Edward Island, as well as parts of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Brunswick and Quebec., McCorkle 780.3M6271Paris: Depot de la Marine(1780)
USD2750.0; Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6271&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46b2182ad954b42d8d9d18b000bc9ab5_1267895872.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitInsularum Danicarum ut Zee-Landiae, Fioniae Langelandiae, Lalandiae, Falstriae, Fembriae. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas., Size : 485x585 (mm), 19.125x23 (Inches)M6273Amsterdam: (1680)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6273&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221860521.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitAnglia Regnum in Omnes Suos Ducatus, Comitatus, et Provincias Divisum.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, laid on contemporary thick paper. Some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas., Size : 575x485 (mm), 22.625x19.125 (Inches); Shirley 451M6274Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe United Kingdom England; Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221860279.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de witNovissima Arragoniae Regni TabulaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas., Size : 445x550 (mm), 17.5x21.625 (Inches); Territory of the old Kingdom of Aragon in Spain.M6275Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Spain1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6275&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221860179.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNovissima Regnorum Portugalliae et AlgarbiaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas., Size : 585x485 (mm), 23x19.125 (Inches)M6276Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Portugal1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6276&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221860116.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansoniusLe Gouvernement de L'Isle de FranceOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some discolourations of the paper., Size : 410x515 (mm), 16.125x20.25 (Inches)M6277Amsterdam: (1761)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6277&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221859945.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuGouvernement General du Pays OrleanoisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some discolouration, mostly at margins., Size : 465x595 (mm), 18.25x23.375 (Inches); The map is centered on Tours but covers the area from La Rochelle in the west to Orleans in the east.M6278Amsterdam: (1761)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221859577.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VisscherComitatus Burgundiae tam in Praecipuas Ejus Prafecturas. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, some browning of the margins., Size : 565x465 (mm), 22.25x18.25 (Inches); Map of the Burgundy area with mountains, forests and fortifications depicted. Included in the lower portion of the map is Geneva.<br>M6279Amsterdam: (1685)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France1685nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6279&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221859312.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitElectoratus et Palatinatus Rheni Episcopatuum Spirensis et Wormacensis Ducatuum Bipontii et Simmerae et Comitatuum.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, uniform toning of the paper., Size : 465x585 (mm), 18.25x23 (Inches); The map depicts the vicinity of Frankfurt and Heidelburg.M6281Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6281&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221859197.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitDucatus Meklenburgicus in quo sunt Ducatus Vandaliæ et Meklenburgi ... Swerinensis Rostochiense et StargardienseOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, uniform toning of the paper., Size : 490x565 (mm), 19.25x22.25 (Inches); This map depicts the northern coast of Germany.M6282Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6282&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221859100.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitDucatus Pomeraniae Tabula Generalis in qua Sunt Ducatus Pomeraniae, Stettinensis. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor reinforcing of the back due to the oxidation of the colour pigments., Size : 495x580 (mm), 19.5x22.875 (Inches); The map depicts the northeastern coast of Germany and the north coast of Poland.M6283Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6283&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221858560.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitDucatus Brunsuicensis. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, uniform toning of the paper., Size : 415x520 (mm), 16.375x20.5 (Inches)M6284Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6284&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221858497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitCirculus Franconicus in quo Sunt Episcopatus Wurtzburg, Bamberg et Aichstet.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning at the margins., Size : 485x570 (mm), 19.125x22.375 (Inches); The map depicts the Bavaria region of GermanyM6286Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6286&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221858100.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitCirculus Electorum Rheni sive Rhenanus Inferior Compleetens Accuratam Descriptionem.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning at the margins., Size : 570x500 (mm), 22.375x19.625 (Inches); The map depicts central Germany showing Frankfurt and the surrounding vicinity.M6288Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6288&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221857402.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitArchiepiscopatus et Electoratus Trevirensis Novissima delineatio. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 480x590 (mm), 18.875x23.25 (Inches); This map depict the Rhineland region in Germany.M6289Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6289&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221857197.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitInsula sive Regnum SiciliaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation and for strengthening the oxidation of the colour pigments., Size : 500x590 (mm), 19.625x23.25 (Inches); There are 5 insets one in the upper left and the rest along the lower margin. The insets depict different cities on the Island of Sicily.M6290Amsterdam: (1680)
USD2500.0; Maps Mediterranean Sicily1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6290&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e3f621d2bf1a40982642e50cdf6af15_1241451247.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNova Totius WestphaliaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some discolourations., Size : 465x530 (mm), 18.25x20.875 (Inches); The map depicts the region of Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany and north eastern portion of the Netherlands.M6291Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6291&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221856034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VisscherLeodiensis Episcopatus. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning at the margins., Size : 460x560 (mm), 18.125x22 (Inches); The map depicts mostly eastern Belgium from Brussles and Antwerp to Colln in western Germany.M6292Amsterdam: (1690)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Benelux; Maps Europe Germany1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6292&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221855985.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaueLanguedocOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning of the margins., Size : 440x540 (mm), 17.25x21.25 (Inches); The map depicts Southern France.M6293Amsterdam: (1642)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe France1642nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6293&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221855397.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitComitatus Flandriae Tabula in Lucem. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation and for strengthening the oxidation of the colour pigments., Size : 460x565 (mm), 18.125x22.25 (Inches); The map depicts western Belgium from Brussels to the sea and northern France.M6294Amsterdam: (1680)
USD875.0; Maps Europe France; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6294&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221855109.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansoniusHassia LandgraviatusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation. Some oxidation of the original green pigment., Size : 435x560 (mm), 17.125x22 (Inches); This map depicts the state of Hesse in Germany. The map is also orientated upside down, with north being at the bottom of the map.M6295Amsterdam: (1661)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1661nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221855030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansoniusNova et accurata Descriptio Delphinatus vulgo Dauphine.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some uniform toning, Size : 370x505 (mm), 14.5x19.875 (Inches); The map shows south eastern France. <br><br>M6296Amsterdam: (1650)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6296&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221854794.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNova et Accurata Normandiae Ducatus Tabula Portubus Littoribus. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 465x565 (mm), 18.25x22.25 (Inches)M6298Amsterdam: Persoy(1680)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe France1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6298&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221854517.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTetrachia Ducatus Geldriae NeomagensisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good,, Size : 445x550 (mm), 17.5x21.625 (Inches); The map shows the southern portion of the Netherlands.M6299Amsterdam: (1680)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221854370.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTabula Russia Vulgo MoscoviaOriginal Hand Coloring, Laid down on acid-free tissue paper to stabilize the oxidation of the original colour, slight toning of the paper, otherwise very good., Size : 445x550 (mm), 17.5x21.625 (Inches)M6300Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Russia1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6300&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221854311.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitRegnum Bohemia eique Annexae Provinciae, ut Ducatus Silesia. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 480x570 (mm), 18.875x22.375 (Inches)M6301Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6301&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221854090.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VisscherKennemaria et Westfrisia vulgo et vernacule Noord-Holland.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 570x495 (mm), 22.375x19.5 (Inches); Map northern region of Holland with two large decorative cartouches both in top left as well as bottom right cornerM6302Amsterdam: (1680)
USD2500.0; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6302&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221853762.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitComitatus Hollandiae Tabula Pluribus Locis Recens Emendata . . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor browning on the margins, Size : 455x555 (mm), 17.875x21.875 (Inches)M6303Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6303&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221853611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNovissima et Accuratissima totius Italiae Corsicae et Sardiniae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, reinforcement of minor cracking due to oxidation of colour pigments., Size : 485x565 (mm), 19.125x22.25 (Inches)M6304Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1750.0; Maps Europe Italy; Maps Mediterranean Sicily; Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6304&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ca60f71f17179fdeb43498863dfc8a86_1324672453.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitDania Regnum in quo sunt Ducatus Holastia et Slesvicum Insulae Danicae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some browning. Due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is backed by acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 500x585 (mm), 19.625x23 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper right corner held up by five putti, Danish coat of arms defended by two men, surrounded by farm animals.M6305Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6305&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221852473.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNova Persiae Armeniae Natoliae et Arabiae.Original Hand Coloring, Laid down on acid-free tissue paper to stabilize the oxidation of the original colouring, otherwise Very Good, some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas., Size : 465x550 (mm), 18.25x21.625 (Inches); A decorative 17th century map of the Middle East, by the noted Dutch cartographer De Wit in contemporary hand colour.M6306Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1250.0; Maps Asia Middle East Arabia; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6306&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279811542.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTotius Fluminis RheniHand Colored, Very Good, some discolouration., Size : 490x530 (mm), 19.25x20.875 (Inches); The map is divided into two parts and it charts the course of the Rhine River. Starting on the top map, from the Bodensee in Switzerland, the river flows through the eastern part of Germany and continues to the bottom map to show its course through western Germany, the Netherlands and into the North Sea.M6307Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6307&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221851940.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTabula Comitatus Frisiae.Original Hand Coloring, Good, some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas. Laid on acid free paper for long term presrvation., Size : 465x560 (mm), 18.25x22 (Inches); The map shows the northern tip of the NetherlandsM6309Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221851577.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNovissima et accuratissima XVII Provinciarum Germaniae Inferior. . .Original Hand Coloring, Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation. Some browning due to the colour transfer of the image on the opposite page while in atlas., Size : 475x555 (mm), 18.75x21.875 (Inches); The map shows both the Netherlands and Belgium with two large decorative cartouches.M6310Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1500.0; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6310&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221850732.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitPars Flandriae Occiden continens Ambactes sive Officia. . .Original Hand Coloring, Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation and for strengthening the oxidation of the colour pigments., Size : 380x485 (mm), 15x19.125 (Inches); This map shows the region of West Flanders in Belgium and the north eastern coast of France, including the city of Calais.M6311Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6311&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221850644.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitRegnorum Castellae Novae Andalusiae, Granadae Valentiae, et Murciae. . .Original Hand Coloring, Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation and for strengthening the oxidation of the colour pigments., Size : 500x600 (mm), 19.625x23.625 (Inches); The maps shows the southern portion of Spain including Gibraltar.M6312Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Spain1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6312&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e3f621d2bf1a40982642e50cdf6af15_1241451333.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitCorectissima nee non Novissima Dominii et Provinciae Groningae et Omlandiae. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation and for strengthening the oxidation of the colour pigments., Size : 490x580 (mm), 19.25x22.875 (Inches); The map shows the northern tip of the Netherlands and a small portion of neighboring Germany.M6313Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Benelux; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221850310.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitPeloponnesus Hodis Moreae Regnum. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment and laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 500x765 (mm), 19.625x30.125 (Inches); The map shows the peninsula of Peloponnese in southern Greece. The map is surrounded on the left, lower and right margins with vignette views of different cities and settlements in the area.M6314Amsterdam: (1680)
USD3000.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6314&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_06ef01cc62ff3fdba4f51ed40a40c077_1260459944.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitInsula Candia Ejusque FortificatioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, oxidation of green pigment, laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 460x555 (mm), 18.125x21.875 (Inches); The map shows the Island of Crete, in the upper left and right and along the lower margin are inset vignette images of different cities on the island.M6315Amsterdam: (1688)
USD3000.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6315&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ab45304d063fcb9bf47e824b9c38f460_1290897386.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitReipublicae Genuensis et Ducatus Mediolanensis Parmensis et Montisferrati.Original Hand Coloring, Good, oxidation of the green pigment, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 500x580 (mm), 19.625x22.875 (Inches); The map shows Northern Italy. Decorative cartouche in the upper right surrounded with four coat of arms.M6316Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Italy1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6316&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221849785.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNova et Accurate Divisa in Regna et Regiones Praecipuas Europae Descriptio.Original Hand Coloring, Good, some surface loss of France on the lower left of the map due to the oxidation of the green pigment and is replaced by facsimile., Size : 480x570 (mm), 18.875x22.375 (Inches)M6317Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Continent1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221849474.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitGouvernement de La Guienne & GascogneOriginal Hand Coloring, Good, some surface loss on the lower left due to oxidation of the green pigment and is replaced by facsimile., Size : 440x585 (mm), 17.25x23 (Inches); The map shows southwestern France.M6318Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe France1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6318&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221849226.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitAccuratissima Galliae Tabula Gallis Vulgo Dictale Royaume de France.Original Hand Coloring, Some oxidation of the green pigment, otherwise Very Good., Size : 480x570 (mm), 18.875x22.375 (Inches)M6319Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe Francec. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6319&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9e13d1c01c667ade5ef92e94fa011d26_1224705560.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SansonComte et Gouvernement de Provence.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 425x535 (mm), 16.75x21 (Inches); This map shows the southern coast of France.M6320Paris: (1656)
USD1000.0; Maps Europe France1656nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221848875.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitHolsatiae Tabula Generalis in qua sunt Ducatus Holsatiae, Dithmarsiae Stormariae et Wagriae.Original Hand Coloring, Some oxidation of green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. Otherwise, Very Good., Size : 505x615 (mm), 19.875x24.25 (Inches); The map show Hamburg and the vicinity in the German state of Lower Saxony.M6321Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Germany1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6321&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221848558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitComitatus Zutphaniae et Fluminis Isulae Nova DelineatioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation due to green pigment. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 485x560 (mm), 19.125x22 (Inches); The map shows the north eastern portion of the Netherlands.M6322Amsterdam: (1680)
USD875.0; Maps Europe Benelux1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221848333.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitAccurata Totius Archipelagi et Graeciae Universae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation due to green pigment. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 435x530 (mm), 17.125x20.875 (Inches)M6324Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6324&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ab45304d063fcb9bf47e824b9c38f460_1290896966.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNova Orbis Tabula, in Lucem.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 480x570 (mm), 18.875x22.375 (Inches); Second edition plate.<br><br>"De Wits's map is one of the most attractive of its time. The brilliant scenes in the corners combine images of the four seasons, the elements, and the signs of the zodiac in a well-balanced and naturalistic way. . . There was a second plate in c.1680 which can be distinguished by the appearance of 'Nova Guinea' and 'Quiri Regio' on the left-hand hemisphere." (Shirley)<br><br>Other changes in the second edition include the deletion of the strait of Anian present in the first edition (north of the island of California), greater detail in the North American continent (inclusion of Great Lakes and names around Hudson's Bay), and an updated north polar projection. The Great Lakes are based on Sanson's model., Shirley 451M6325Amsterdam: (1689)
USD10000.0; Maps World1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6325&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5646e910e0a9a9afe591ffeef919489_1249591309.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BodenehrDie Stadt Riga in Lieffland / Die Stadt Riga mitt Ihren Vorstaetten und projectirten Neuen Wercken.Hand Colored, Excellent, Size : 160x200 (mm), 6.25x7.875 (Inches); Charming early 18th century map of Riga. <br>Gabriel Bodenehr (c. 1664-1758) published an atlas titled Le Gloire et la Force de l’Europe in which this map is printed among other views and plans of European and North African cities.<br>M6327Augsburg: G. Bodenehr(1720)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6327&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ea32ef0f197a7caba839455dde54a0c4_1295115486.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. StrideckRigaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 155x245 (mm), 6.125x9.625 (Inches); A key identifying different locations on the map is in the lower left corner.M6328Augsburg: Gabriel Bodenhr(1720)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6328&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e25b2590c64ff0912d3f3f9f6fb010a6_1290016736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BodenehrMoscow des Grossen Zaars ResidenzHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 150x225 (mm), 5.875x8.875 (Inches); The map is flanked by two columns of text and a key located on the right portion of the map.M6329Augsburg: (1720)
USD750.0; Maps Russia1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6329&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221836580.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MelishUnited States of America compiled from the latest & best Authorities.Hand Colored, Very good, right margin extended., Size : 410x500 (mm), 16.125x19.625 (Inches); The map shows the entire eastern United States west to Texas. <br><br>Although accurate in the east, Melish’s depictions of the “Missouri Territory,” newly acquired from the Louisiana Purchase, is somewhat inaccurate: mountain systems and rivers are misplaced. Areas explored during the expeditions of Lewis and Clark contain notes of interest, such as the head of the Mississippi as well as the furthest point reached by Clark’s canoes from the Mississippi river. The eastern half of the map also marks principle roads and uses both Washington and London as prime meridians., Ristow, Walter. American Maps and Mapmakers.M6331Philadelphia: Murray Draper Fairman & Co.(1818)
USD2000.0Maps United States;Maps United States South Texas;1818nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6331&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221847091.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MerianPolonia Regnum, et Silesia DucatusHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 270x345 (mm), 10.625x13.625 (Inches); The map covers the region that was then the Kingdom of Poland and the Duchy of Silesia. A pair of armorial shields and a decorative cartouche complete the composition. Signature of Merian appears at lower right.<br><br>INFO AND DATE FROM OLD WORLD AUCTIONSM6338Frankfurt: (1650)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1650noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6338&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221839181.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ThomsonJamaicaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 425x600 (mm), 16.75x23.625 (Inches); Two insets depicting "The Harbour of Bluefields" and The Harbours of Kingston and Port Royal" appear, one on the lower left and one of the lower right.M6347Edinburgh: T. Clerk(1819)
USD750.0Maps West Indies Jamaica1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6347&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221834997.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Simon A.G. Bourne; Sidney HallMexico. And Central StatesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 405x505 (mm), 15.875x19.875 (Inches); This map is based on Sidney Hall's earlier map of Mexico and Central States, published in 1828, "'corrected from original information communicated by Simon A. G. Bourne, Esq.' Bourne was an associate of James Long, Arthur Wavell, and Benajmin [sic] Milam, all of whom had special interests in Texas land. He spent several years in Mexico and Texas, had a copy of Austin's 1822 map, and wrote a brief description of Texas published in 1828. Hall's map revealed this firsthand knowledge in its depiction of Texas's rivers and settlements.", Martin & Martin 32M6348London: Longman & Co.(1850)
USD875.0Maps Central America;Maps Central America Mexico;Maps United States West California;Maps United States South Texas;1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6348&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221834881.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan de la Fameuse et Nouvelle Ville de MexiqueHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 220x330 (mm), 8.625x13 (Inches)M6350Paris: (1705)
USD475.0; Maps Central America Mexico; Maps City Maps1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6350&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221775206.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte des Isles Situees au Nord de St. Domingue.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 225x380 (mm), 8.875x15 (Inches); The map depicts the the Caicos Islands and Acklins islands, north of St. Domingue (modern Haiti and Dominican Republic).<br><br>From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6352Paris: (1763)
USD575.0; Maps West Indies Turks and Caicos Islands; Maps West Indies Bahamas;1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6352&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bcc8eeb67a1d94d5d0240f9b53e7c956_1302099133.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPartie des Isles AntillesHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 220x160 (mm), 8.625x6.25 (Inches); Taken from Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime." French text.M6354Paris: (1756)
USD375.0Maps West Indies St. Lucia; Maps West Indies St. Vincent; Maps West Indies Granada1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6354&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221774446.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinSuite des Isles antillesHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 225x170 (mm), 8.875x6.75 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."<br>M6355Paris: (1756)
USD375.0; Maps West Indies Martinique; Maps West Indies Guadeloupe; Maps West Indies Dominica1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6355&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221774237.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ThomsonTrinidadHand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 250x300 (mm), 9.875x11.75 (Inches); A handsome map Trinidad in the early 19th century.M6360Edinburgh: (1821)
USD575.0; Maps West Indies Trinidad & Tobago1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6360&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221772647.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MerianRigaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 215x255 (mm), 8.5x10 (Inches); A charming 17th century plan of the city after Blaeu.M6361Germany: (1660)
USD750.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1660nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6361&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e25b2590c64ff0912d3f3f9f6fb010a6_1290016788.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Schneider & WeigelKarte von Ostindien Disseits des GangesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 230x200 (mm), 9x7.875 (Inches)M6364Nurmberg: (1788)
USD275.0; Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon; Maps Asia Central India1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6364&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221771965.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. WislizenusKarte uber eine Reise von Independence nach Santa Fe, Chihuahua, Monterrey und Matamoros von . . .Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, lower left margin has been extended., Size : 490x400 (mm), 19.25x15.75 (Inches); "Frederick Adolphus Wislizenus, M.D., last heard of in 1840, headed for Chihuahua in 1846, and after being exiled for six months joined Doniphan's expedition on its trip home. In 1848, the Senate published his 'Memoir of a tour to Northern Mexico'. [...] 'A tour from Independence to Santa Fe, Chihuahua, Monterrey and Matamoros,' [...] is just what its title indicates. Many routes and caravan routes are shown in Texas, and the author's route is displayed in detail, along with the mountains he could see on either side of his long trail. (Wagner Camp 159; 30th Congress, 1st Session, Senate Misc. Doc. 26). A German edition, with the same maps (titles translated) was published at Braunschweig in 1850, the text having been translated by George M. Von Ross." (Wheat, Vol 3, 10)<br><br>"In 1848 Dr. A. Wislizenus, of St. Louis, published his 'Memoir of a tour to Northern Mexico, connected with Col. Doniphan's expedition, in 1846 and 1847,' with two maps, one of the journey and the other of the geological phenomena he had seen. The first is a map of considerable value, though it does not extend west of the New Mexico settlements nor north of the Arkansas River. A number of routes to New Mexico and across Texas are shown, and Doniphan's campaign is carefully followed from Independence, through New and Old Mexico to the camp of June 2nd, 1847, at Reynosa, near the mouth of the Rio Grande." (Wheat, Vol 3, 53-4), Wheat, Vol 3, 10; 53-4.M6367Braunschweig: (1850)
USD2000.0; Maps United States South Texas1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6367&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc7503cea285010e87f362c3e632f31c_1286313098.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. WislizenusGeologische Skizze.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, lower left margin has been extended., Size : 305x270 (mm), 12x10.625 (Inches); \\\\\\\"Frederick Adolphus Wislizenus, M.D., last heard of in 1840, headed for Chihuahua in 1846, and after being exiled for six months joined Doniphan\\\\\\\'s expedition on its trip home. In 1848, the Senate published his \\\\\\\'Memoir of a tour to Northern Mexico\\\\\\\'. [...] \\\\\\\'Geological Sketch\\\\\\\' ...recalls[s] the author\\\\\\\'s route from Independence to Santa Fe, thence to Paso del Norte and Chihuahua, and home by way of Saltillo, Monterrey and the Rio Grande at Reynosa. It has legends [concerning] various rocks along the way. [...] A German edition, with the same maps (titles translated) was published at Braunschweig in 1850, the text having been translated by George M. Von Ross.\\\\\\\" (Wheat, vol 3, 10), Wheat, Volume 3, 10.M6368Braunschweig: (1850)
USD500.0; Maps United States South Texas1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6368&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc7503cea285010e87f362c3e632f31c_1286313045.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyLe Royaume de Pologne divise en ses Duches et Provinces. . .Hand Colored in Outline, Very good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 480x540 (mm), 18.875x21.25 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper left embraces the Polish coat of arms.M6370Paris: (1752)
USD1250.0; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6370&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9b5aabed36845e55330362287c088d46_1310503583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SartinePlan du Bassin et de la Riviere Du Port Royal ou Annapolis. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 390x580 (mm), 15.375x22.875 (Inches); Kershaw 801M6371Paris: Departement de la Marine(1779)
USD1000.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6371&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221770835.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansoniusRigaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 110x130 (mm), 4.375x5.125 (Inches); The print is from the book "Itinerarium Germaniae et regnorum vicinorum cum iconibus civitatum" by Martin ZeillerM6372Amsterdam: (1658)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia1658nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6372&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e25b2590c64ff0912d3f3f9f6fb010a6_1290016834.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John BlairSicilia Antiqua quae et Sicania et Trinacria dicta.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 420x555 (mm), 16.5x21.875 (Inches); An inset map of Syracuse is in the upper left.M6373London: (1748)
USD875.0; Maps Mediterranean Sicily; Maps Europe Italy;1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6373&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f930661846eeaf264d5da5fb172fc2c3_1238178233.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred Hawkins; Joseph HamelThis Plan of the City of Quebec by special permission is respectfully inscribed to the Mayor & Corporation of the City.Hand Colored, Very Good, margins shaved, small tear on the left margin, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 480x610 (mm), 18.875x24 (Inches); A very rare map of the city of Quebec, by Alfred Hawkins. Born in 1792 in England, he rose to prominence among the civil society of Quebec in the early half of the 19th century. His keen interest in the history of Quebec led to the publishing, in 1834, of his book Hawkins’s picture of Quebec. “The work contains a history of Quebec from its discovery to the founding of the city, accounts of the various sieges, and histories of the religious establishments and the important buildings.”<br><br> “In 1835 Hawkins issued a Plan of the city of Quebec, engraved by William Cumming Smillie. The plan was reprinted in 1840, and five years later it was brought up to date by the city surveyor, Joseph Hamel.”<br><br>Hawkins’s Plan of the city of Quebec “and his two directories remain of value to the antiquary, the historian, and the genealogist.”<br>, Dictionary of Canadian Biography by George W. Brown, Francess G. Halpenny.M6377Montreal, New York: Alfred Hawkins(1845)
USD5000.0; Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6377&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_54494b882ff1e9c630f47961ea0f4ce2_1268072927.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SchmettauPlan de la Ville et des Fauxbourgs de Berlin.Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preseravation., Size : 365x450 (mm), 14.375x17.75 (Inches); An attractive 18th century map of Berlin and vicinity.M6381Paris: Buisson(1788)
USD1250.0; Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Germany1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6381&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_22881bd7ebc9b4f4d8aa5d77dd447e08_1295542731.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan de L'Ancien Port de Carthage la Neuve.Hand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 125x175 (mm), 4.875x6.875 (Inches)M6382Paris: (1706)
USD175.0; Maps Europe Spain1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6382&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221752319.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan de L'Ancien Port de Carthage en Afrique.Hand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 125x175 (mm), 4.875x6.875 (Inches)M6383Paris: (1706)
USD275.0; Maps Africa North1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6383&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221752027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan de L'Ancien Port D'Athenes aujourd'hui FetinesHand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 115x175 (mm), 4.5x6.875 (Inches)M6385Paris: (1706)
USD275.0; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6385&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221751773.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerAronchesHand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 130x175 (mm), 5.125x6.875 (Inches)M6386Paris: (1706)
USD175.0; Maps Europe Portugal1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6386&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221751667.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerVilla ViciosaHand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 130x175 (mm), 5.125x6.875 (Inches)M6387Paris: (1706)
USD175.0; Maps Europe Portugal1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6387&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221751551.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerEstremosHand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 130x180 (mm), 5.125x7.125 (Inches)M6388Paris: (1706)
USD175.0; Maps Europe Portugal1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6388&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221751376.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerSt. Iulien ou St. GiaoHand Colored, Very Good, margins extended., Size : 130x180 (mm), 5.125x7.125 (Inches)M6389Paris: (1706)
USD175.0; Maps Europe Portugal1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6389&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221751093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.D. Alexander; C.H. OurandOahu Hawaiian IslandsHand Colored, Very Good., Size : 240x315 (mm), 9.5x12.375 (Inches)M6395US: U.S. Geological Survey(1893)
USD375.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6395&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a94bc629e906029bb502eae75215e65e_1329502618.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Daniel de la FeuilleLe Royaume de Pologne avec ses Confins.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 145x210 (mm), 5.75x8.25 (Inches); The map is flanked by two rows showing different coat of arms.M6398Amsterdam: (1707)
USD375.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1707nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6398&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d87ae212cc6a772eadac6a5495c2e44f_1314303092.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsDucatus Curlandiae juxta. Barnikelii Architecti / Perillustribus, Generosissimis Magnificis & Excellentisimis Dominis, Dominis Ducatuum Curlandiae & Semgalliae quatuor Consiliarus supremis Curlandiae & SemgalliaeHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 490x790 (mm), 19.29x31.10 (Inches); Large-scale decorative map of Livonia, published in two separate sheets.M6400Nurmberg: (1747)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia;1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6400&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221844619.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. Vander AaL'Amerique Selon les nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs... / America in Praecipuas Ipsius Partes Distributa ad Observationes Academiae Regiae. . .Hand Colored, Very Good, minor restorations to the lower central fold. Minor worming holes repaired. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 505x670 (mm), 19.88x26.38 (Inches); Large-scale, handsome early 18th century map of Americas by P. Vander Aa. California, as an island, "with broad, indented northern coast. Mainland coast to the east is also very jagged. Title cartouche with bow-carrying female native in foreground, and village natives practicing cannibalism. Title cartouche is engraved by: J. Goeree delin, J. Baptist scult.<br><br>This map is issued in Vander Aa's large atlas: Le Nouveau theatre du monde, ou la geographie royale."<br>(McLaughlin 184), References: LC 3485; Wheat 95; Tooley 71 (Plate 54); Leighly 124 and 140; Koeman I, Aa 6(42), Aa 9 (v.63).M6404Leiden: (1713)
USD4500.0Maps North America;Maps South America Continent;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6404&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_57b9241e30e4f4e058180db0cfb2747a_1222379232.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]vander AaEuropa in Praecipuas Ipsius Partes Distributa. . .Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, central fold has been reinforced, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 510x675 (mm), 20.08x26.57 (Inches)M6406Leiden: (1713)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Continent;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6406&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f066f46dbb5a13deb6d8dbea6e395f71_1223056157.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RobiquetCarte des Cotes de Californie de Mazatlan a San Francisco d'apres les derniers Travaux Americains.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 670x990 (mm), 26.38x38.98 (Inches); An impressive large scale map of California from north of San Francisco to the South of Hacienda De St. Andrea in Mexico. With inset maps of Baie Bodega, Plan De La Baie De Monterey, Entree Du Port De San Francisco, San Pedro, Entree Du San Diego, Port San Quentin, Port St. Bartholome, Mouillage De Pulpito, Port Ballena, GuaymasM6409Paris: (1856)
USD2500.0Maps Central America Mexico;Maps United States West California;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6409&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f066f46dbb5a13deb6d8dbea6e395f71_1223058868.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitBrabantiae pars SeptentrionalisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some cracks due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 455x540 (mm), 17.91x21.26 (Inches); The map shows the southern portion of the Netherlands and northern Belgium including Antwerp in the lower portion of the map.M6410Amsterdam: (1690)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6410&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaL'Afrique selon les nouvelles observations / Africa in Praecipuas Ipsius Partes Distributa. . .Hand Colored, Good, A few worming holes, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 505x660 (mm), 19.88x25.98 (Inches); "A large map of Africa with a Latin description across the top border and a French title within the cartouche in the lower left corner. This cartouche is colourful, with a nude woman sitting on a rectangle of masonry situated in a rural scene with foliage and trees in the background, with elephants at the back around the trees. In the foreground is a partial view of an elephant and, adjacent to the masonry on the right, a lion looking to its right towards a coiled snake appearing to be moving towards it.<br><br>There appears to be a compromise in the mapping of the Nile basin, showing the river rising from Lake Tzana, in an area marked Demba, though the Ptolemaic lakes Zaire and Zaflan are retained, unconnected to the Nile. The map shows the Cape settlements in the south and the Portuguese ones on the lower eastern coastline and mainland. The centre of the map is blank with a Latin legend stating: 'I would rather show this part of Africa as unknown and uninhabited than rely on my imagination.'<br><br>The map is most decorative, illustrating Pierre van der Aa's predilection for embellishment. Although the map first appeared in 1713, it was reissued in 'Galerie Agreable du Monde,' an atlas of sixty-six volumes published in 1729." (Norwich 70)<br>, Norwich 70.M6411Leiden: (1713)
USD3750.0Maps Africa Continent;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6411&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1223996656.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaillot; ElweMappe Monde ou Description du Globe Terrestre & Aquatique.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 460x610 (mm), 18.11x24.02 (Inches); A highly decorative 18th century map based on Jaillot\\\'s earlier work., Shirley 561M6412Amsterdam: J.B. Elwe(1792)
USD5000.0Maps World;1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6412&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_40cdc4d8a5cb570c3f2d1f01e2411c51_1346795695.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BodenehrDie Haupt Vestung Dunamunder Schanz . . .Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 170x260 (mm), 6.69x10.24 (Inches); A map of the fortress of Daugavgriva, on the Daugava River in Latvia, near Riga. Includes an inset of the city of Riga.M6416Augsburg: (1720)
USD575.0Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia;1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6416&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224000832.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BodenehrNarva und Ivanogrod.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 170x265 (mm), 6.69x10.43 (Inches); Upper right corner depicts the military engagement.<br><br>The Battle of Narva was an early battle in the Great Northern War fought in November of 1700. The Swedish army under Charles XII of Sweden crushed a Russian force four times its size, commanded by Peter the Great. Narva marked the peak of Swedish power on the continent, with Russia eventually finding decisive victories to end the conflict. The fight at Narva was a massive defeat for Russia.M6417Augsburg: (1720)
USD575.0Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia;1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224001313.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BodenehrNarva von Konigl: May: in SchwedenHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 170x240 (mm), 6.69x9.45 (Inches); A handsome map of the city of Narva in Estonia, besieged by a military encampment.<br><br>The Battle of Narva was an early battle in the Great Northern War fought in November of 1700. The Swedish army under Charles XII of Sweden crushed a Russian force four times its size, commanded by Peter the Great. Narva marked the peak of Swedish power on the continent, with Russia eventually finding decisive victories to end the conflict. The fight at Narva was a massive defeat for Russia.M6418Augsburg: (1720)
USD575.0Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia; Maps Military;1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6418&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224001724.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitCirculus Suevicus in quo sunt ducatus Wirtenbergensis Marchionatus Badensis & Burgoviensis...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 485x580 (mm), 19.09x22.83 (Inches); This map shows the state of Baden-Württemberg in south of Germany. In the lower left corner there is a small inset showing various coats of arms.M6419Amsterdam: (1690)
USD875.0Maps Europe Germany;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6419&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224002528.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitTetrachia ducatus Geldriae Ruremondana sive HispanicaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 485x595 (mm), 19.09x23.43 (Inches); This map shows the southern portion of the Netherlands.M6420Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6420&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224003651.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitDucatus Geldriae, et Comitatus Zutphaniae, TabulaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 460x540 (mm), 18.11x21.26 (Inches); The map depicts the lower half of the Netherlands.M6421Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6421&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224004347.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitTransisalania Provincia Vulgo Over-Yssel Auctore N. Ten Have EmendataOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 465x540 (mm), 18.31x21.26 (Inches)M6422Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224005093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitTabula Ducatus Brabantiae continens Marchionatum Sacri Imperii et Dominium...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 465x545 (mm), 18.31x21.46 (Inches); The map depicts the northern portion of Belgium, including the area around Brussels.M6423Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6423&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224005831.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitBrabantiae pars OrientalisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 455x540 (mm), 17.91x21.26 (Inches); This map depicts the south of the Netherlands, near the border with BelgiumM6424Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6424&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224006615.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterNova et exactissima totus Italiae Sardiniae et CorsicaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good., Size : 492x574 (mm), 19.37x22.60 (Inches); Two decorative cartouches: one in the upper right and the other in the lower left.M6426Augsburg: (c. 1725)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1725nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6426&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cd5ec24da438d6077a9e5fb00976d45a_1224600092.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.H. DufourAmerique du NordOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 493x599 (mm), 19.41x23.58 (Inches); A detailed map of Canada at the time of British North America. Handsome map of Canada and Arctic Regions of North America in strong period hand coloring. Arctic exploration’s interest was high at the time due to Sir John Franklin expedition in Europe<br>The map shows rivers, settlements, territories of First Nations peoples.<br> British Columbia is divided into New Norfolk, New Cromwell, New Hanover, and New Georgia. (the southern portion of which would become Northern Washington State).<br><br> Western Canada is illustrated with details based on early explorers. Early forts and trading houses are depicted<br><br> <br><br> Ocean currents in the Pacific and the Atlantic are shown.M6427Paris: Charles Dyonnet(c. 1856)
USD850.0Maps Canada; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska;c. 1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6427&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cd5ec24da438d6077a9e5fb00976d45a_1224600596.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTurcicum ImperiumOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 456x561 (mm), 17.95x22.09 (Inches); A decorative cartouche in the lower left depicting images of Arabs.M6428Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1000.0Maps Africa North Egypt; Maps Asia Middle East;Maps Asia Near East Turkey;Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia; Maps Mediterranean Cyprus; Maps Asia Middle East Arabia;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_008d74c9af81b36417c5c43950cafcd6_1271793348.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. MollTo the Right Honourable Charles Earl of Peterborow, and Monmouth, &c., This Map of Africa, According to ye newest and most exact observations.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, some minor tears along the left fold, laid on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 588x976 (mm), 23.15x38.43 (Inches); A large decorative cartouche in upper right corner depicts natives and wildlife. In the lower left, an inset depicting Cape Coast Castle, James Fort, and the Fort of Good Hope. In the lower right, another inset depicting a view of the Cape of Good Hope.<br><br>"An unusual feature of the Moll map is a ship's course from England to Surat with engraved lines showing the direction of the winds and arrows indicating the monsoons." (Tooley "Africa"), Tooley "Africa" 77; Norwich map 67.M6429London: (1710)
USD2497.85Maps Africa Continent;1710nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6429&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cd5ec24da438d6077a9e5fb00976d45a_1224602690.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitJutiae Tabula in quae sunt Dioeceses Alburgensis, Wiburgensis, Ripensis et Arhusiensis quae et Sunt Divisae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 585x480 (mm), 23.03x18.90 (Inches)M6431Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6431&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225133074.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitMarchionatus Brandenburgi et Ducatus Pomeraniae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 490x560 (mm), 19.29x22.05 (Inches)M6432Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Germany;Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6432&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225133278.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. von Heurdt; F. de WitComitatus MeursensisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 490x585 (mm), 19.29x23.03 (Inches); Depicts area of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany.M6433Amsterdam: (1690)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6433&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225136523.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitDucatus Slesuicensis in omnes suas Praefecturas Circulos et Provincias.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 490x570 (mm), 19.29x22.44 (Inches)M6434Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6434&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225137965.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTabula Ducatus Limburch et Comitatus Valckenburch in Lucem.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 465x555 (mm), 18.31x21.85 (Inches)M6435Amsterdam: (1690)
USD750.0Maps Europe France; Maps Europe Benelux;Maps Europe Germany;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6435&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225138475.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte Reduite Pour la Navigation de Cayenne a la Martinique.Very Good;, Size : 550x740 (mm), 21.65x29.13 (Inches); An inset map of the city of Cayenne on the Island of Cayenne is located in the upper right. <br><br>A decorative map of the Windward Islands and vicinity.M6436Paris: Depot de la Marine(1764)
USD1500.0Maps West Indies Guadeloupe;Maps West Indies Trinidad & Tobago;Maps South America Venezuela;Maps South America Guyana, Surinam;Maps West Indies Martinique;Maps West Indies Antigua;Maps West Indies Dominca;Maps West Indies St. Lucia;Maps West Indies Grenada;1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6436&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225139615.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitBelgium Foederatum Emendate Auctum. . .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 470x555 (mm), 18.50x21.85 (Inches)M6437Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Benelux;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6437&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225140363.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitRegni Sueciae TabulaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 505x580 (mm), 19.88x22.83 (Inches)M6438Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Scandinavia;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6438&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225142093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. Baeutemps-BeaupreCarte des Cotes de FranceHand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 450x595 (mm), 17.72x23.43 (Inches); An uncommon chart of the Basque region of Spain.M6439Paris: Depot generale de la Marine(1829 but with further corrections c.1880)
USD872.45Maps Europe France;Maps Europe Spain;Maps Sea Chart;1829 but with further corrections c.1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6439&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225142814.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitOccidentalior Regni Angliae Districtus Comprehendens Principatum Walliae et Glocestriae Ducatum Comitatus et Provincias.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 590x500 (mm), 23.23x19.69 (Inches)M6440Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1250.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales; Maps Europe United Kingdom England;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225144099.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitDucatus Bremae & Ferdae Maximaeque Partis Fluminis Visurgis.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 495x575 (mm), 19.49x22.64 (Inches)M6441Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Germany;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6441&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0bbd1a1d2bcfb8e071b9ad862b0d9fd5_1225144998.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ian Barend ElweRegni Borussiae Secundum Observationes Novissima, Acuratissima Descriptio / Carte Nouvelle du Royaume de Prusse, Dressee sur les Observations les plus NouvellesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; minor repairs near the upper margin and lower portion of the centre fold, hardly noticable., Size : 460x606 (mm), 18.11x23.86 (Inches); An detailed map of northern Poland and Lithuania (including Danzig) with an inset in the upper left corner of the vicinity of Konigsberg (modern Kaliningrad). <br>M6442Amsterdam: Ian Barend Elwe(1792)
USD1246.93Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6442&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225203702.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Don Joseph del RioPlan of the Harbour and City of the HavanaHand Colored, Very Good; four small tears in the upper right, right, and lower right margin, professionally repaired and not affecting the image., Size : 446x551 (mm), 17.56x21.69 (Inches); Originally printed in 1798 in Spanish, later translated by Faden in 1804 and again in 1844. Hydrographic Office seal in top right. The bay is marked with depth soundings. In the upper right of the map is a legend denoting various landmarks and edifices on the map., Cueto 189M6443London: Chart Committee of the Admiralty(1844)
USD1497.91Maps West Indies Cuba; Maps Sea Chart;Maps City Maps;1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6443&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225206339.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleThe River St. Lawrence, accurately drawn from D'Anville's MapHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 357x465 (mm), 14.06x18.31 (Inches); Map depicts navigational landmarks along the St. Lawrence River, from Lake Ontario to just past Orleans Island. Includes also the Richelieu River down to the top of Lake Champlain., Kershaw 681.M6445London: J. Harrison(1791)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River;1791nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6445&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225208520.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsAmericae Mappa GeneralisHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 465x535 (mm), 18.31x21.06 (Inches); A large decorative cartouche is present in the lower left. The cartouche depicts volcanoes erupting and indigenous peoples.M6447Augsburg: (1746)
USD1500.0Maps North America; Maps South America Continent;1746nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6447&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225210627.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SantiniCarte qui contient la Principaute de Piemont, le Monferrat, a la Comte de Nice, avec la Riviere de Ponent de Genes.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 630x470 (mm), 24.80x18.50 (Inches); A decorative cartouche is present in the upper right.M6448Venice: (1779)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6448&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225213612.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitMarchionatus Sacri Imperii et Dominii Mechelini Tabula.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 490x568 (mm), 19.29x22.36 (Inches)M6450Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6450&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225215618.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Munster, SebastianRegn Neapolit Mare Mediterraneum; Apulia Unnd Neapolis/ Wiediss Koenigreich erstanden/ Zugenommen unnd viel Krieg erlitten.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 160x130 (mm), 6.30x5.12 (Inches); The Cosmographia by Sebastian Münster (1488 – 1552) from 1544 is the earliest German description of the world. It had numerous editions in different languages including Latin, French (translated by François de Belleforest), Italian, English, and even Czech. The last German edition was published in 1628, long after his death. The Cosmographia was one of the most successful and popular books of the 16th century. It passed through 24 editions in 100 years. This success was due to the fascinating woodcuts (some by Hans Holbein the Younger, Urs Graf, Hans Rudolph Manuel Deutsch, and David Kandel). It was most important in reviving geography in 16th century Europe.<br>German TextM6451Basel: (circa. 1564)
USD475.0Maps Europe Italy;circa. 1564nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6451&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225215943.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitAccuratissima Dominii Veneti in Italia Ducatus Parmae Placentiae Modenae Regii et Mantuae Episcpatus...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor cracking due to oxidation of the paint. Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 498x615 (mm), 19.61x24.21 (Inches)M6454Amsterdam: (1690)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Italy;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6454&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225227820.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George M. WheelerSketch Indicating a Distribution of the Territorial Domain of the United States into Districts Favorable to the Operations of Parties Prosecuting General Government Surveys.Printed in Color, with outline hand coloring, Excellent;, Size : 500x720 (mm), 19.69x28.35 (Inches)M6456US: Corps of Engineers U.S. Army(1879)
USD875.0Maps United States;1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6456&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5bb02b84c56b229fa89d81bebe2bd90_1283007350.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan de Philadelphie et EnvironsHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 210x161 (mm), 8.27x6.34 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6457Paris: (1763)
USD875.0Maps United States East Pennsylvania;1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6457&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d856a549bd2ae2a9a38e770df06d9ce7_1225230428.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinIslands in the Indian OceanOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 245x330 (mm), 9.65x12.99 (Inches); Charming map of the Indian Ocean depicting views of Ceylon; Mauritius; Prince of Wales Island; Fall of the River Roche, Isle of Bourbon. With an inset map of Mauritius.M6461London & New York: John Tallis & Company(1848)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Indian;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225299346.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vincendon-DumoulinCarte des Explorations Executees par Les Corvettes L'Astrolabe et la Zelee dans Les Regions Circum-Polaires.Hand Colored, Small restoration of the central fold, otherwise very good. Laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 595x895 (mm), 23.43x35.24 (Inches); Between 1837 and 1840, marine hydrographer Vincendon-Dumoulin accompanied Dumont d’Urville aboard the Astrolabe on his voyage to New Zealand and, during this voyage, he discovered (and mapped) what is now known as “Adelie Land,” a previously unknown part of the coast of Antarctica.<br><br>His skill is praised by Jules Verne in his work “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea” by Captain Nemo.<br>M6464Paris: Depot generale de la Marine(1840)
USD1250.0Maps Polar Antarctic Regions;Maps Sea Chart;1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6464&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225301692.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Clements R. MarkhamTTahuantin-Suyu or Empire of the Yncas (except Quito and Chile) in its four great divisions of Chincha-Suyu, Cunti-Suyu, Anti-Suyu, Colla-SuyuOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; folding map flattened on acid free tissue paper, Size : 630x665 (mm), 24.80x26.18 (Inches); "For many years Sir Clements Markham's reputation was established throughout the world as the leading British geographer." (National Biography)<br><br>He served as president of the Royal Geographical Society for 12 years and as president of the Hakluyt Society for 20. He dedicated much of his time to translating and publishing old exploration books from Spanish to English, and this map served as a companion to his translation of Jose de Acosta's "Natural and Moral History of the Indies" (1880)., National Biography (1912-1921) 367-368.M6465England: (1865)
USD750.0Maps South America Peru;Maps Folding Maps;1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6465&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5bb02b84c56b229fa89d81bebe2bd90_1282944857.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TofinoOcean Atlantique, Cote nord-ouest d'Espagne, Ports du Ferrol et de la CorogneBlack & White, Very good, Former owner stamp in the left central portion of the map and also in the cartouche of the map. Minor tear in bottom margin, image not affected. Minor staining at the top of the image., Size : 447x582 (mm), 17.60x22.91 (Inches); Map covers the north-west coast of Spain between Corogne and Ferrol. Includes depth soundings of the surrounding bays.M6466Paris: Service hydrographique de la Marine(1890)
USD375.0Maps Europe Spain; Maps Sea Chart;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6466&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1aee6bbcb5b7628ad48948bddf1e9b0e_1225478641.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LeBourguignon-DuperreCarte Reduite des atterages de Montevideo, dans la Riviere de la Plata.Black & White, Very good., Size : 589x785 (mm), 23.19x30.91 (Inches); Depicts the coast off of Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, with depth soundings of the surrounding waters.M6467Paris: Depot de la Marine(1833)
USD750.0Maps South America Uruguay; Maps Sea Chart;1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6467&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1aee6bbcb5b7628ad48948bddf1e9b0e_1225479403.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WilkinsonSicile cote sud ouest de Mazzara a Girgenti et ile PantellariaBlack & White, Very Good, minor browning in top corner margins, owner's stamp in bottom right margin., Size : 620x912 (mm), 24.41x35.91 (Inches); This map depicts the sea between the south western coast of Sicily and the island of Pantellaria, including multiple depth soundings.M6469Paris: Depot des cartes et plans de la Marine(1887)
USD575.0Maps Mediterranean Sicily; Maps Sea Chart;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_93532ccdabc17d6215f6abf03d9f0a82_1225550173.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ortelius; M. CoignetAmericaHand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 80x120 (mm), 3.15x4.72 (Inches); "The most interesting features, however, are the rivers near Virginia and a R. grande on the west coast of North America. The upper part of the Gulf of California is also enlarged and fed by three more rivers." (Burden)<br><br>Published in Ortelius's pocket atlas "Epitome theatri orbis terrarum Abrahami Ortelii.", Burden 143.M6470Antwerp: Johannes Keerbergen(c. 1601)
USD1250.0Maps North America;Maps South America Continent;c. 1601nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6470&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_93532ccdabc17d6215f6abf03d9f0a82_1225564689.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.M. PerrotTurkestanOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 164x161 (mm), 6.46x6.34 (Inches); A handsome map of Turkistan, including present-day Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.M6471Paris: (1826)
USD225.0Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan;1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6471&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_93532ccdabc17d6215f6abf03d9f0a82_1225564648.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OrteliusPalaestinae Sive Totius Terrae Promissionis Nova Descriptio Auctore Tilemanno Stella SigenensiHand Colored, Very Good; margins shaved., Size : 340x457 (mm), 13.39x17.99 (Inches); "From 1595L onwards, this successor of plate 171 [a previous edition of the map] (which has 4 ships instead of the 3 on this plate, and "SIGENENSI" instead of "SIGENENS" in the cartouche) moves to the Parergon. Bertius bought a number of sheets with this map and included the map in his historical 1619 atlas 'Theatrum Geographiae Veteris'." (van den Broecke), van den Broecke 172<br>Tooley 358M6473Antwerp: Ortelius(c. 1595)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine; Maps Africa North Egypt;c. 1595nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6473&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_25625e128e434211644def46d1c39237_1228506722.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanssoniusPolus AntarcticusHand Colored, Very Good; upper and lower of central fold reinforced, three short tears at the margins not affecting the map, otherwise very good., Size : 432x492 (mm), 17.01x19.37 (Inches); This handsome map depicts mid-17th century geographical knowledge of the antarctic regions, printed a few years before the discovery of New Zealand and Tasmania. In the corners, illustrations depict scenes involving indigenous people engaged in cooking, hunting, and feeding children; one shows a man chasing a penguin. Small decorative cartouche in lower left of map.<br><br>\\\"From: Het vijfde deel des grooten atlas... / Ioannem Ianssonium. 1650. Hemispherical map, with notes, centred on the South Pole to the Tropic of Capricorn; includes southern parts of South America and South Africa and the west and south coasts of Australia. Relief and vegetation shown pictorially. On verso: Beschryvinge van de Zvyder Pool. Dutch language, black type, 2 column text with ornate initial. Printed marginal headings.\\\" (NLA website), National Library of AustraliaM6474Amsterdam: Janssonius(c. 1650)
USD2500.0Maps Polar Antarctic Regions;c. 1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6474&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2864e63896b5ea3a39347fbcdf142e86_1346943103.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wadsworth & UnwinCity of Toronto Reduced by permission from Wadsworth & Unwin's Large Map for Tackabury's Atlas of the DominionHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 370x593 (mm), 14.57x23.35 (Inches); Important later 19th-century detailed map of Toronto with all major municipal edifices highlighted. The city is divided into various 19th-century wards.M6476Montreal: Tackabury, George N(1875)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6476&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_83b9728f809c8998b85596f39f21f1c0_1292864966.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OwenCarte des iles Seychelles d'apres le Capne. Owen.Hand Colored in Outline, Two tears along left margin, professionally repaired. Some faint brown discoloration in right half of image. Otherwise very good., Size : 447x605 (mm), 17.60x23.82 (Inches); Contains watermark "Archettes". Depth soundings are laid out around the islands. There is a small unit conversion chart in the lower left corner, and a seal for the "Depot General de la Marine" in the bottom right.M6478Paris: Depot general de la Marine(c. 1849)
USD750.0Maps Africa East; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_beb2dad199513318999a028bf16c4062_1229442576.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tommaso PorcacchiDescrittione de ll'isole MoluccheHand Colored in Outline, Very Good to Excellent, Size : 102x140 (mm), 4.02x5.51 (Inches); From Porcacchi's "L'Isole Piu Famose Del Mondo" ("The Most Famous Islands in the World"), published several times between 1572 and 1713.<br><br>This is an early and rare map of the East Indies, showing the many islands around Melaka (shown as "Malacha"), an exceptionally important trading port in the 16th century., Shirley 127<br>Tooley (K-P) 452M6479Venice: Tommaso Porcacchi(c. 1572)
USD950.0Maps Asia South East Malaysia & Singapore; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea;c. 1572nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6479&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_beb2dad199513318999a028bf16c4062_1229442395.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. Vander AaDe Scheeps-Togt Benoorden-om na Waygats ; door Jan Huygen van Linschoten. Tweemaal ondernomen. Ao 1594 en 95. / Voyage par Mer de Jean Huygen van Linschoten, qu'il a fait deux fois, savoir en 1594 et 1595...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good to Excellent, Size : 215x279 (mm), 8.46x10.98 (Inches); Considering that this map details the colonial expedition made by Jan Huygen to the northern coast of present-day Russia--as indicated by the naming of Russian territory as "Nieuw Holland" and "Nieuw West-vriesland"--this map was probably published in Vander Aa's "Cartes des itineraires & voyages modernes" ("Maps of Modern Routes and Voyages"), in 1707.<br><br>The title cartouche in the top right depicts explorers making landfall on a northern beach. The map is enveloped by a decorative border., Tooley (A-D) 1M6480Leiden: P. Van der Aa(c. 1707)
USD750.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions; Maps Russia; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Iceland; Maps Europe Scandinavia;c. 1707nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6480&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_beb2dad199513318999a028bf16c4062_1229442443.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas JefferysThe Coast of Yucatan from Campeche to Bahia del Ascension; with the West End of Cuba / The Island of Cuba with part of the Bahama Banks & the MartyrsHand Colored in Outline, Excellent;, Size : 466x1224 (mm), 18.35x48.19 (Inches); This incredible sea chart details the Gulf of Mexico from the Yucatan Peninsula to eastern Cuba, detailing depth soundings, reef banks, and decorated by several ships and cardinal indications., National Biography X 706<br>Tooley (E-J) 433-435M6481London: Robert Sayer(c. 1775)
USD3750.0Maps West Indies Cuba; Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6481&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_beb2dad199513318999a028bf16c4062_1229442487.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DaussyCarte des iles situees a l\\\'est et au nord-est de MadagascarHand Colored in Outline, Some restoration in the lower part of the map, some contemporary pencil remarks on the map, otherwise good. Laid on canvas for long term preservation., Size : 880x587 (mm), 34.65x23.11 (Inches); This large map details the ocean around the Seychelles, Mauritius, and the northeastern coast of Madagascar. Text in French. Seal of the Depot-General de la Marine in the bottom left corner, a conversion table and title cartouche in bottom right.M6482Paris: Depot general de la Marine(c. 1838)
USD750.0Maps Africa East; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6482&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340303781.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WheelerSketch Indicating the Advancement of the Surveys of the Public Lands and the Military Topographical and Geographical Surveys West of the Mississippi.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent; laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 825x1305 (mm), 32.48x51.38 (Inches); Colour lithographed map. Shows railroad surveys, Indian and military reservations, etc. Printed on 2 sheets, joined.M6483United States: Corps of Engineers U.S. Army(c. 1879)
USD1000.0Maps United States Westc. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6483&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_beb2dad199513318999a028bf16c4062_1229442790.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred R. WaudSt Lawrence River from the town of St. Marie to the City of QuebecHand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 365x205 (mm), 14.37x8.07 (Inches); The map depicts the towns of St. Marie, Gentilly, St. Pierre, St. Anne, Dechellons, Point aux Trembles, Lothinier, St. Augustin, St. Antoine, Point Levi, and the city of Quebec.<br><br>Engraved by James L. WisemanM6485Montreal: International Railway Publishing Company(c. 1898)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River;c. 1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6485&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2dcdd8b388ef71e080373535540c2f02_1229788960.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred R. WaudSt Lawrence River from Sorel to BatiscanHand Colored, Very Good;; laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 342x205 (mm), 13.46x8.07 (Inches); A charming view of the section of the St. Lawrence River from the city of Sorel to the village of Batiscan. The picture depicts the city of Sorel, the city of Trois Rivieres (Three Rivers), Fond du Lac, Becancour, and the village across the River St. Morrice from Trois Rivieres.<br><br>Engraved by James L. WisemanM6486Montreal: International Railway Publishing Company(c. 1898)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River;c. 1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6486&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_965729f01efecb8a478f354700e31285_1332881352.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey; Roy StoneOutline Map of Puerto RicoHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 705x1260 (mm), 27.76x49.61 (Inches); An impressive large-scale map of Puerto Rico at the end of the 19th century. The map depicts roads, trails, towns and villages, railroads, lighthouses, watershed and more.M6489Washington: Military Information Division, War Department(1899)
USD1000.0Maps West Indies Puerto Rico;1899nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6489&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2489d9cb5cb2d66176ff36ce4ac7213b_1298155036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Craig, W. M.Barclay\'s Dictionary, Word Fortune-TellerCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 257x200 (mm), 10.125x7.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good Condition; MagicP3London: Kinnersey, T.(1813)
USD175.0Pastime & Amusements Others;1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Pastime & Amusements Others1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Pastime & Amusements Peepshows & Magic Lanterns1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Military Others1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Military Others1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Military Others1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Military Others1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P20&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0240.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dahlberg, Count Erik JohsonIchnographia Munitissima Urbis Christianstad Seren Regi Sueciae vi pactorumCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 298x386 (mm), 11.75x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 350x425 (mm), 13.75x16.75 (Inches), Black & White, Several wormholes along fold. Otherwise excellent condition; City in Sweden.P23Nuremburg: Pufendorf, Baron Samuel Von(1689)
USD275.0Views Europe Scandinavia1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P23&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a43512f3bf0dc2e9923bfa8a62359f04_1277237023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dahlberg, Count Erik JohsonBahvsia Arx Norwegiae Regi Sueciae Carolo GvstavoCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 297x385 (mm), 11.625x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 350x425 (mm), 13.75x16.75 (Inches), Black & White, Several wormholes along fold. Otherwise excellent conditionP24Nuremburg: Pufendorf, Baron Samuel Von(1689)
USD275.0Views Europe Scandinavia1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P24&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0444.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dahlberg, Count Erik JohsonDelineatio Arcis Cronenburgensis quam Sereniss, Rex Succiae amplioribusCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 283x345 (mm), 11.125x13.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 345x415 (mm), 13.625x16.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very good condition; upper and lower margin reinforcedP25Nuremburg: Pufendorf, Baron Samuel Von(1689)
USD275.0Views Europe Scandinavia1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P25&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0443.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dahlberg, Count Erik JohsonIchnographia Urbis Nidrosiae vulgo Dronheem In Norwegiae eo statuCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 260x327 (mm), 10.25x12.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 347x422 (mm), 13.625x16.625 (Inches), Black & White, Several wormholes along fold. Otherwise excellent condition; From "Sueciae Regis"P26Nuremburg: Pufendorf, Baron Samuel Von(1689)
USD275.0Views Europe Scandinavia1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Views Europe Scandinavia1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P27&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0441.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dahlberg, Count Erik JohsonSer Reg Caroli Gustavi Victoriolus e Sialandia diseessus facta Pace Rothshilden / Ser Reg Sueciae Aduentos Helsingburge postquam Ser Reg DanieCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 300x385 (mm), 11.75x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 350x317 (mm), 13.75x12.5 (Inches), Black & White, Several wormholes along fold. Otherwise excellent condition; Upper view belongs to a Danish city.<br>Lower view is of Helsinki, the capital and largest city in Finland.P28Nuremburg: Pufendorf, Baron Samuel Von(1689)
USD275.0Views Europe Scandinavia1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Views Europe Scandinavia1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P29&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0439.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Basil Besler; Kilian, WolfgangI. Narcissus nobilis Orientalis polyanthos mixtus II. Narcissus de Argiers Polyanthos totus luteus. III. Narcissus Orientalis albusodo ratus calice stellato.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 475x395 (mm), 18.75x15.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 564x440 (mm), 22.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; Basil Besler's great botanical work, "Hortus Eystettensis .." is one the most impportant botanical books ever published.The author, Basilius Besler (1562-1629), was a Nuremberg apothecary and botanist.The work commemorated the celebrated gardens of its patron, Johann Konrad von Gemmingen, Prince Bishop of Eichstatt. 'The Book is horticultural rather than botanical, and is the earliest pictoral record of flowers in a single garden. It is divided into Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter sections and is concerned almost entirely with ornamental plants.<br><br>The plates depict over 1000 flowers representing 667 species, many of them exotics appearing for the first time. The original drawings (most of them now in the University Library, Erlangen) took sixteen years to complete. With Bishops patronage Besler worked as an <br>artist, autor and publisher directing a team of ten artists and engravers. The most important being Wolfgang Kilian of Ausburg. The work was completed in Autumn 1613.<br><br>References: Nissen 158; Pritzel 745; Hunt 430; Blunt pp95-97; Hans Baier, Aus dem Antiquariat, n.95, 1970, pp.273-280; Coats, The book of Flowers.P49Nuremberg: Basil Besler(1613)
USD4500.0Artists Besler; Natural History Flowers1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P49&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0814.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Basil Besler; Kilian, WolfgangI. Datura turcarum. II. Poliumfolys & facie Lavendulae. III. Linaria purpureo violacea elatiorCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 488x400 (mm), 19.25x15.75 (Inches), Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; Basil Besler's great botanical work, "Hortus Eystettensis .." is one the most impportant botanical books ever published.The author, Basilius Besler (1562-1629), was a Nuremberg apothecary and botanist.The work commemorated the celebrated gardens of its patron, Johann Konrad von Gemmingen, Prince Bishop of Eichstatt. 'The Book is horticultural rather than botanical, and is the earliest pictoral record of flowers in a single garden. It is divided into Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter sections and is concerned almost entirely with ornamental plants.<br><br>The plates depict over 1000 flowers representing 667 species, many of them exotics appearing for the first time. The original drawings (most of them now in the University Library, Erlangen) took sixteen years to complete. With Bishops patronage Besler worked as an <br>artist, autor and publisher directing a team of ten artists and engravers. The most important being Wolfgang Kilian of Ausburg. The work was completed in Autumn 1613.<br><br>References: Nissen 158; Pritzel 745; Hunt 430; Blunt pp95-97; Hans Baier, Aus dem Antiquariat, n.95, 1970, pp.273-280; Coats, The book of Flowers.P52Nuremberg: Basil Besler(1613)
USD1500.0Artists Besler; Natural History Flowers1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P52&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0800.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Basil Besler; Kilian, WolfgangI. Fritillaria iuncifolns. II. Allium Vrsinum. III. Tulipa viridiscoloris.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 473x395 (mm), 18.625x15.5 (Inches), Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Excellent; Basil Besler's great botanical work, "Hortus Eystettensis .." is one the most impportant botanical books ever published.The author, Basilius Besler (1562-1629), was a Nuremberg apothecary and botanist.The work commemorated the celebrated gardens of its patron, Johann Konrad von Gemmingen, Prince Bishop of Eichstatt. 'The Book is horticultural rather than botanical, and is the earliest pictoral record of flowers in a single garden. It is divided into Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter sections and is concerned almost entirely with ornamental plants.<br><br>The plates depict over 1000 flowers representing 667 species, many of them exotics appearing for the first time. The original drawings (most of them now in the University Library, Erlangen) took sixteen years to complete. With Bishops patronage Besler worked as an <br>artist, autor and publisher directing a team of ten artists and engravers. The most important being Wolfgang Kilian of Ausburg. The work was completed in Autumn 1613.<br><br>References: Nissen 158; Pritzel 745; Hunt 430; Blunt pp95-97; Hans Baier, Aus dem Antiquariat, n.95, 1970, pp.273-280; Coats, The book of Flowers.P53Nuremberg: Basil Besler(1613)
USD3750.0Artists Besler; Natural History Flowers1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P53&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0801.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Crowe, EBoswell's introduction to Dr. JohnsonMezzotint, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 624x780 (mm), 24.5x30.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 760x940 (mm), 29.875x37 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; An important, rare Johnsonia.<br><br>A large, fanciful mezzotint of the first meeting of James Boswell and Dr. Samuel Johnson. They stand in a comfortable panelled dining room, Boswell bows low, hat in hand, while Johnson leans over the back of a chair, hand held out. Johnson's usual circle of friends are seated around the table, wineglasses in hand. The Irish painter Eyre Crowe (1824 - 1910), was a cousin of the novelist W. M. Thackeray. He settled in London with his family in 1844, specialising in historical and genre scenes.P59London: Moore(1862)
USD1250.0Portraits Literary1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P59&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0816.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ward, E.M.Dr. Johnson awaiting an audience of Lord ChesterfieldSteel Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 582x762 (mm), 22.875x30 (Inches), Paper Size : 672x856 (mm), 26.5x33.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; A sought after Johnsonia. Shows Dr. Johnson in a typical mid-ninteenth century social setting.P60London: Art Union of London(1880)
USD1250.0Portraits Literary1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P60&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0817.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hartwich, FThe Croquet Lawn.Lithograph, Image Size : 435x558 (mm), 17.125x22 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 501x655 (mm), 19.75x25.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, short tear on left margin not affecting the imageP65London: Beckmann Brothers(1850)
USD1000.0Sports Others1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P65&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/22-04-08003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Duncan, JCity of Montreal from the MountainLithograph, Image Size : 450x620 (mm), 17.75x24.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 733x562 (mm), 28.875x22.125 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, A Superb impression of this rare view of Montreal. The print has wide margins, and is in very good condition. There are slight discolorations on the upper (white) margin; and there is a brown spot on the right hand (white) margin.P73London and Montreal: John Armour(1854)
USD9000.0Views Canada Quebec1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P73&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1134.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goddard, G. B.Bloodhounds on the TrailWood Engraving, Image Size : 312x490 (mm), 12.25x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 396x533 (mm), 15.625x21 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP86London: Illustrated London News(1873)
USD375.0Natural History Dogs1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P86&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Earl, G.[Dog Show]Steel Engraving, Image Size : 483x750 (mm), 19x29.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 553x810 (mm), 21.75x31.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good; re-margined at top; a tear from the bottom of the print to the middle has been professionally repaired and can hardly be seen.; Exceptionally rare engraving.P88London: (1840)
USD875.0Natural History Dogs1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P88&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1508.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carlu, JeanCaribbeanOffset Printing, Image Size : 660x1020 (mm), 26x40.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 710x1065 (mm), 27.875x41.875 (Inches), Printed in Color, Excellent; A remarkable color scheme Pan-American Airways poster, "clipper", trademark registered.P96United States: Pan American Airways(1954)
USD875.0Posters; Advertising Others1954nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P96&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN2252.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 98, Monumento antico ritrovato fra le ruine di un Sepolero sulla Via Appia vicino a Capo...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 538x380 (mm), 21.125x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 610x450 (mm), 24x17.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 993<br><br>Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 838P130Paris: (1835)
USD875.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P130&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360166739.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 31, Altare antico di marmo ritrovato fra le macerie della Villa Adriana nel sito detto Pantanello.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x380 (mm), 20.625x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x435 (mm), 23.625x17.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 761P133Paris: (1834)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P133&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 91, Bassorilievo antico che si vede nella Villa Lanti sul Monte GianicoloCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x380 (mm), 20.625x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x440 (mm), 23.625x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 831P134Paris: ()
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P134&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate, 53, Sileni numero quattro antichi di marmo di grandezza molto maggiori del naturale che...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x377 (mm), 20.875x14.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 608x440 (mm), 23.875x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 938<br><br>Piranesi\\\\\\\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \\\\\\\"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\\\\\\\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\\\\\\\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 783P135Paris: ()
USD1750.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi); Architectural Vases;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P135&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360172078.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 38, Vaso cinerario di gran mole. Le Teste dei Giovenchi mostrano di reggere it pesante Festone...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 535x380 (mm), 21x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 610x430 (mm), 24x16.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 768P139Paris: ()
USD1750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P139&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360171231.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 90, Vaso cenerario di terra cotta, che si vede nella raccolta de disegni del Cavalier Ghezzi nella Biblioteca Vaticana..Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x260 (mm), 15.375x10.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 607x445 (mm), 23.875x17.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 984<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 829<br><br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP141Paris: (1835)
USD750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P141&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 402, Aprefso il cav. Weddel in Inghilterra.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x245 (mm), 15.375x9.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 604x438 (mm), 23.75x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP146Paris: (1835)
USD750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P146&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360790712.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 69, Vaso antico di marmo, che si vede nella Villa dell\' Eminent...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x260 (mm), 15.375x10.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x449 (mm), 23.625x17.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 956<br><br>Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP147Paris: (1834)
USD750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P147&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360166880.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 7, Vaso Cinerario antico di marmo ornato a guisa di un Capitello Corintio con Frondi..Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x252 (mm), 15.375x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 603x430 (mm), 23.75x16.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP148Paris: ()
USD875.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P148&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360167182.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 39, Vaso antico di marmo, che si conserva nella Galleria del Palazzo dell\' Ecc.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x377 (mm), 20.875x14.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x430 (mm), 23.75x16.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton Ely Plate 924<br><br>Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP149Paris: ()
USD875.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P149&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360167020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 74, Vaso antico di marmo ornato di varj intrecci di frondi, e festoni, Si vede in Inghilterra presso il Signor Cavaliere Edvard Walter nella sua Villa a Berry Hill nella Contea di Surry.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x258 (mm), 15.375x10.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 607x427 (mm), 23.875x16.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP151Paris: (1835)
USD750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P151&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 74, Vaso Cinerario antico, che si vede sopra la Porta dell ingresso del Palazzo della Villa Panfilj Dedicato all\' Illma Signora Harriot Walter S. amatrice delle belle arti.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 387x253 (mm), 15.25x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 610x423 (mm), 24x16.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 961<br><br>Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP152Paris: (1835)
USD750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P152&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360167099.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 403, Vaso antico di marmo vagamente ornato con fusti d\'edera intrecciati...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x258 (mm), 15.375x10.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x448 (mm), 23.75x17.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Piranesi\'s magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark\'s that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP154Paris: (1835)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P154&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 30, Due Urne cinerarie L'una A ornata di rabeschi, e Trofei, elegantemente scolpiti...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 532x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 606x435 (mm), 23.875x17.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 915<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP156Paris: (1835)
USD2000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 29, Vaso antico di marmo adornato di finissimi intaglj ed arabeschi Si vede in Inghilterra presso il Signor Egidio Earle Cavaliere Inglese amatore delle belle arti..Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x376 (mm), 20.875x14.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 595x430 (mm), 23.375x16.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 914<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP157Paris: (1835)
USD1000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P157&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 333, Tripodi antichi di marmo che si vedono nella Villa dell' Emo Cardinal Albani fuori di Porta SalaraCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x382 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 607x450 (mm), 23.875x17.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 918<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP158Paris: ()
USD1750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P158&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 42, Vaso antico di gran mole che si vede nella Villa dell Eccma Casa Lanti sul monte Gianicolo.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 607x440 (mm), 23.875x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 927<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP162Paris: (1835)
USD2000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P162&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 43, Altra veduta laterale del vaso, che si vede nella Villa...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 597x435 (mm), 23.5x17.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 928<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830's<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP163Paris: (1834)
USD1750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P163&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 78, In Inghilterra presso il Signor Dalton Cavaliere Inglese.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 380x250 (mm), 15x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x450 (mm), 23.625x17.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 967<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP164Paris: (1834)
USD1250.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P164&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 94, Altra veduta in prospettiva dello stefso Tripode.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x435 (mm), 23.75x17.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 989<br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. <br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP165Paris: (1835)
USD1000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Fish1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Natural History Others1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P286&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN3552.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PownallA View of the City of Boston the Capital of New England in North AmericaSteel Engraving, Image Size : 198x497 (mm), 7.75x19.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 263x555 (mm), 10.375x21.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP290Boston: Stevens, Luther(1856)
USD375.0Views United States East1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P290&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3010021.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bodmer, CarlLager der gros Ventres de Prairies am obern Missouri / Camp des Gros Venres des Prairies sur le Missouri / Camp of the Gros Ventres of the Prairies on the upper MissouriAquatint, Image Size : 250x317 (mm), 9.875x12.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 495x645 (mm), 19.5x25.375 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent Condition; very wide margins; second editionP294Leipzig: Ackermann & Co(1922)
USD500.0Native Americans;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P294&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3050008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bodmer, CarlSnags (Im Missouri Versunkene aumstamme) / Snags (Troncs d'Arbres Obstruant Le Cours du Missouri) / Snags (Sunken Trees) on the MissouriAquatint, Image Size : 256x321 (mm), 10.125x12.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 497x645 (mm), 19.5x25.375 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent Condition; very wide margins; second editionP295Leipzig: Ackermann & Co(1922)
USD450.0Native Americans;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e5d10beab6e53631d8fa4793a852ec29_1294180006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bodmer, CarlAssiniboin Baumgraber. Tombeaux des Assiniboins dans des Arbres. Tombs of Assiniboin Indians on Trees.Aquatint, Image Size : 320x263 (mm), 12.625x10.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 635x475 (mm), 25x18.75 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent Condition; very wide margins; second editionP297Leipzig: Ackermann & Co(1922)
USD500.0Native Americans;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P297&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3050012.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bodmer, CarlMerkwurdige Hugel am obern Missouri / Collines Singulieres sur le haut Missouri / Remarkable Hills on the upper Missouri.Aquatint, Image Size : 300x440 (mm), 11.75x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 496x647 (mm), 19.5x25.5 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent Condition; very wide margins; second editionP298Leipzig: Ackermann & Co(1922)
USD450.0Native Americans;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P298&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3050013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bodmer, CarlNew-Harmony am Wabash / New-Harmony sur le Wabash / New Harmony on the Wabash.Aquatint, Image Size : 294x440 (mm), 11.625x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Excellent Condition; very wide margins; second editionP299Leipzig: Ackermann & Co(1922)
USD750.0Native Americans;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3050014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bodmer, CarlVereinigung Des Yellow-Stone Flusses Mit Dem Missouri. / Confluent de la Riviere Roche Jaune et du Missouri. / Junction of the Yellow Stone River with the MissouriAquatint, Image Size : 295x437 (mm), 11.625x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Excellent Condition; very wide margins; second editionP300Leipzig: Ackermann & Co(1922)
USD650.0Native Americans;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P300&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3050015.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bodmer, CarlMissouri Indianer. / Oto Indianer. / Chef der Puncas. / Indien Missouri / Indien Ote / Cheft des Puncas / Missouri Indian / Oto Indian / Chief of the PuncasAquatint, Image Size : 240x370 (mm), 9.5x14.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Excellent Condition; very wide margins; second editionP302Leipzig: Ackermann & Co(1922)
USD750.0Native Americans;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P302&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3050017.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander Aa, PieterMoruma Ville de la Tartarie-Mosvocite.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 278x341 (mm), 11x13.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 297x363 (mm), 11.625x14.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent ConditionP312Leiden: (1703)
USD275.0Views Europe Russia1703nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P312&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P1010029.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Punt, JLa Ville de BabyloneCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 476x329 (mm), 18.75x13 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent Condition; IraqP313Paris: (1742)
USD375.0Views Asia Arabia1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P1010030.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le BretonSteamer Le Franklin Bassin de la Floride au Havre 1851.Lithograph, Image Size : 246x372 (mm), 9.625x14.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 368x497 (mm), 14.5x19.5 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good Condition; some scattered markings on the plates.; This item is a pair with print 349. Both ships carry American and French flags.P343Paris: (1851)
USD2000.0Transportation Ships1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P343&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P5120019.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le BretonLe Humboldt Paquebot de New-York au Havre 1851.Lithograph, Image Size : 245x370 (mm), 9.625x14.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 367x500 (mm), 14.5x19.625 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Good Condition; some scattered markings on the plates.; This item is a pair with print 343. Both ships carry American and French flags.P349Paris: (1851)
USD2000.0Transportation Ships1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P349&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360778374.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidMedinet About, Thebes.Lithograph, Image Size : 327x490 (mm), 12.875x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x607 (mm), 16.875x23.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P413London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P413&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6200006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidRuins of the Memnonium, ThebesLithograph, Image Size : 330x490 (mm), 13x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x597 (mm), 16.875x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P414London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P414&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6200007.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidRuins of BaalbecLithograph, Image Size : 344x501 (mm), 13.5x19.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 375x541 (mm), 14.75x21.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good Condition; margins extended; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P415London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P415&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6200008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidCrypt of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem.Lithograph, Image Size : 326x479 (mm), 12.875x18.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 429x600 (mm), 16.875x23.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P417London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD875.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-08-06029.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidChapel of the Convent of St. Catherine, On Mount Sinai.Lithograph, Image Size : 345x495 (mm), 13.625x19.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 427x609 (mm), 16.75x24 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P422London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0Architectural Churches; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6200015.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidApproach to Mount SinaiLithograph, Image Size : 353x513 (mm), 13.875x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 424x585 (mm), 16.625x23 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P423London: Moon, F.G.(1845)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P423&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6200016.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidIsland of Graia, Gulf of Akabah.Lithograph, Image Size : 345x510 (mm), 13.625x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 434x596 (mm), 17.125x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P425London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P425&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6200018.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTyre From the Isthmus.Lithograph, Image Size : 355x510 (mm), 14x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 423x608 (mm), 16.625x23.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P426London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P426&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6200019.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple Of Dandour, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 256x349 (mm), 10.125x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 417x420 (mm), 16.375x16.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P427London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P427&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220020.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidPart of the Ruins of a Temple on the Island of Bigge, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x349 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P428London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220021.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidRuins of the Temple of Medamout, Near Thebes.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x348 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 368x427 (mm), 14.5x16.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P430London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD575.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220023.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Wady Kardassy, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x345 (mm), 9.875x13.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 393x430 (mm), 15.5x16.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P432London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P432&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220025.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple Of Dandour, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 256x349 (mm), 10.125x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P433London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P433&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220026.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTomb of Aaron, Summit of Mount Hor.Lithograph, Image Size : 247x346 (mm), 9.75x13.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P434London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P434&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220027.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidView from under the Portico of Dayr-El-Medeenem, Thebes.Lithograph, Image Size : 255x351 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P435London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P435&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220028.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidChristian & Mahomedan Chapels on the Summit of SinaiLithograph, Image Size : 256x350 (mm), 10.125x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 379x467 (mm), 14.875x18.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P436London: Moon, F.G.(1845)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P436&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220029.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidGeneral View of Kalabshee, Formerly Talmis, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 251x352 (mm), 9.875x13.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good Condition; 2" tear enters the print from the upper margin, professionally repaired.; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P437London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P437&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220030.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Wady Kardassy, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 254x350 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 383x448 (mm), 15.125x17.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P438London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD575.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P438&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220031.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidChurch of St. Helena, Bethlehem.Lithograph, Image Size : 327x480 (mm), 12.875x18.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x596 (mm), 17x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P439London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD750.0Architectural Churches; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P439&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220032.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidColossi at Wady Saboua.Lithograph, Image Size : 345x244 (mm), 13.625x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 456x332 (mm), 18x13 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; lower margin extended; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P441London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P441&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220034.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidA Colossal Statue at the Entrace to the Temple of Luxor.Lithograph, Image Size : 298x250 (mm), 11.75x9.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P442London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P442&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6220035.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidDescent upon the Valley of the JordanLithograph, Image Size : 326x483 (mm), 12.875x19 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 445x615 (mm), 17.5x24.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P452London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P452&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6240056.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidSuez.Lithograph, Image Size : 334x497 (mm), 13.125x19.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x596 (mm), 17x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P455London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P455&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6240059.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidCaiphas. Looking Towards Mount Carmel.Lithograph, Image Size : 330x498 (mm), 13x19.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x595 (mm), 16.875x23.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the most skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P456London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD1250.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P456&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6240060.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple Of Dandour, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 258x351 (mm), 10.125x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P460London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD425.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P460&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290073.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTombs of the Memlooks, Cairo, With an Arab FuneralLithograph, Image Size : 246x348 (mm), 9.625x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P461London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD350.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290074.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidJacob's Well at ShechemLithograph, Image Size : 363x520 (mm), 14.25x20.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 423x584 (mm), 16.625x23 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; lower margin extended; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P462London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P462&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290075.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidChurch of the AnnunciationLithograph, Image Size : 351x510 (mm), 13.75x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x612 (mm), 16.25x24.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \"on the spot\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \"on his own responsibility\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P463London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0Architectural Churches; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P463&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_10cd4c4d65003912c3a3e8d6d2ce4521_1361053239.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidMount CalvaryLithograph, Image Size : 329x478 (mm), 13x18.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 392x548 (mm), 15.375x21.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P464London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD750.0Architectural Churches; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P464&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290077.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidNazareth.Lithograph, Image Size : 362x523 (mm), 14.25x20.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 422x588 (mm), 16.625x23.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good Condition; two 1" tears on the upper margin; one does not enter the image at all, the other enters 1/8" into the image. There is also a 1/2" tear in the lower margin, does not enter the image. Professionally repaired.; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P465London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD875.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P465&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290078.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidCana.Lithograph, Image Size : 324x487 (mm), 12.75x19.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x559 (mm), 15x22 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; upper margin extended; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P468London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD875.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P468&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290081.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidGaza.Lithograph, Image Size : 347x495 (mm), 13.625x19.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 422x598 (mm), 16.625x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P469London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD1250.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290082.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidJericho.Lithograph, Image Size : 340x500 (mm), 13.375x19.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x597 (mm), 17x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P470London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P470&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290083.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Sea of Tiberias.Lithograph, Image Size : 338x490 (mm), 13.25x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 420x596 (mm), 16.5x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P475London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P475&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290088.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidSt. Jean D'Acre.Lithograph, Image Size : 353x510 (mm), 13.875x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x600 (mm), 16.25x23.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; small (1/2") tear in the image (just below the upper margin). Professionally repaired.; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P476London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P476&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290089.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidConvent of St. Saba.Lithograph, Image Size : 332x495 (mm), 13x19.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 371x505 (mm), 14.625x19.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P478London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290091.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidEncedi.Lithograph, Image Size : 350x501 (mm), 13.75x19.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 409x548 (mm), 16.125x21.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P479London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P479&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6290092.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidEncampment of the Aulad-Sa'idLithograph, Image Size : 345x497 (mm), 13.625x19.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x595 (mm), 17x23.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P480London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P480&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300093.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidAscent of the Lower Range of Sinai.Lithograph, Image Size : 345x493 (mm), 13.625x19.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 422x607 (mm), 16.625x23.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P481London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P481&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300094.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Sea of Tiberias.Lithograph, Image Size : 340x492 (mm), 13.375x19.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 420x596 (mm), 16.5x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P482London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P482&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300095.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidDescent upon the Valley of the JordanLithograph, Image Size : 326x483 (mm), 12.875x19 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x553 (mm), 15.875x21.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P483London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P483&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300096.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidHebronLithograph, Image Size : 358x506 (mm), 14.125x19.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x610 (mm), 17x24 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P485London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P485&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/Roberts18.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidChurch of St. Helena, Bethlehem.Lithograph, Image Size : 327x480 (mm), 12.875x18.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 419x600 (mm), 16.5x23.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; one (1 1/2\") tear in the upper margin, does not enter the image; professionally repaired; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \"on the spot\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \"on his own responsibility\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P487London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD750.0Architectural Churches; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P487&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_10cd4c4d65003912c3a3e8d6d2ce4521_1361053130.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidCape Blanco.Lithograph, Image Size : 355x508 (mm), 14x20 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x592 (mm), 15.875x23.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; one (2 1/2") tear in the lower margin, enters 1" into the image, professionally repaired.; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P488London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD875.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P488&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300101.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidAskelonLithograph, Image Size : 326x483 (mm), 12.875x19 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x596 (mm), 16.875x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P489London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P489&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300102.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidNablous. Ancient Shechem.Lithograph, Image Size : 322x488 (mm), 12.625x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 375x534 (mm), 14.75x21 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good Condition; upper and lower margins extended; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P490London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P490&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300103.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTombs of the Mamelukes, Cairo.Lithograph, Image Size : 245x343 (mm), 9.625x13.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x437 (mm), 24.25x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P491London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD400.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P491&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidShrine of the Holy Sepulchre.Lithograph, Image Size : 491x325 (mm), 19.375x12.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 604x438 (mm), 23.75x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P494London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P494&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300107.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidShrine of the Holy Sepulchre.Lithograph, Image Size : 491x325 (mm), 19.375x12.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 575x384 (mm), 22.625x15.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good Condition; two tears in the upper margin: one 2" tear, extends 1/2" into the image; one 1 1/2" tear, does not enter the image. There are two tears in the lower margin, both 1", neither of which enter the image. All tears professionally repaired.; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P497London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD500.0Architectural Churches; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P497&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300109.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Theatre.Lithograph, Image Size : 522x340 (mm), 20.5x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 606x428 (mm), 23.875x16.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; one 1 1/2" tear in the left margin (does not enter image), professionally repaired.; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P498London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P498&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300110.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe RavineLithograph, Image Size : 501x333 (mm), 19.75x13.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 608x403 (mm), 23.875x15.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P499London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P499&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6300111.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTiberias.Lithograph, Image Size : 323x486 (mm), 12.75x19.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x598 (mm), 17x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P500London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020112.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidSabaste, Ancient SamariaLithograph, Image Size : 347x505 (mm), 13.625x19.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 366x542 (mm), 14.375x21.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; upper margin extended; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P502London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P502&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020114.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidDescent upon the Valley of the JordanLithograph, Image Size : 322x483 (mm), 12.625x19 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x601 (mm), 16.25x23.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P504London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P504&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020115.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidSt. Jean D'Acre.Lithograph, Image Size : 352x510 (mm), 13.875x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 423x595 (mm), 16.625x23.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P505London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD1250.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P505&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020116.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Sea of Tiberias.Lithograph, Image Size : 338x490 (mm), 13.25x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x554 (mm), 16.125x21.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P507London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD1000.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P507&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020118.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidInterior of the Mosque of the Sultan El Ghoree.Lithograph, Image Size : 340x487 (mm), 13.375x19.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 437x615 (mm), 17.25x24.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P508London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD875.0Artists David Roberts; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P508&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020119.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidLydda.Lithograph, Image Size : 259x338 (mm), 10.25x13.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 355x430 (mm), 14x16.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P509London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P509&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020120.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidRuined Mosques in the Desert West of the Citadel.Lithograph, Image Size : 314x242 (mm), 12.375x9.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x434 (mm), 24x17.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P511London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P511&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020122.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Letter-Writer.Lithograph, Image Size : 353x246 (mm), 13.875x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 595x408 (mm), 23.375x16 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P512London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P512&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020124.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Nilometer on the Island of Rhoda, Cairo.Lithograph, Image Size : 354x248 (mm), 13.875x9.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 608x440 (mm), 23.875x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P513London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD275.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020125.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidRuins of Maharraka, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 252x346 (mm), 9.875x13.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P514London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P514&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020126.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidObelisk of On.Lithograph, Image Size : 304x260 (mm), 12x10.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P516London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P516&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020127.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidRuins of Erment, Ancient Hermontis, Upper Egypt.Lithograph, Image Size : 255x348 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 352x390 (mm), 13.875x15.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; margins trimmed; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P517London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020128.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidApproach to the Temple of Wady Saboua, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 253x350 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P518London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P518&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020129.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidFortress of Akabah, Arabia Peteraea.Lithograph, Image Size : 242x342 (mm), 9.5x13.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 615x443 (mm), 24.25x17.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P519London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020130.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Tafa in Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x348 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; small 1" tear in the right margin, does not enter or affect the image; professionally repaired.; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P520London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020131.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Isis on the Roof of the Great Temple of Dendera.Lithograph, Image Size : 252x350 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P521London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P521&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020132.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidLateral View of the Temple Called the Typhonaeum at Dendera.Lithograph, Image Size : 258x348 (mm), 10.125x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P522London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD450.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P522&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020133.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidSiout.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x350 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P523London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P523&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020134.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Nilometer on the Island of Rhoda, Cairo.Lithograph, Image Size : 354x250 (mm), 13.875x9.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 595x408 (mm), 23.375x16 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P524London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P524&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020135.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Wady Saboua, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 257x350 (mm), 10.125x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P525London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD275.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P525&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020136.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidBab en Nasr, or Gate of Victory, and Mosque of El Hakim, CairoLithograph, Image Size : 240x340 (mm), 9.5x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P526London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P526&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020137.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidThe Sancutary of the Great Temple of Aboo-Simbel, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 251x318 (mm), 9.875x12.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P527London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020138.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidFortress of Ibrim, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 253x352 (mm), 10x13.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P528London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P528&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7020139.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of A'mada at Hassaia, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 251x350 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P530London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD375.0s; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P530&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030143.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidPyramids of Geezeh, From the Nile.Lithograph, Image Size : 253x350 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P531London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD575.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P531&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030144.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidIsland of Philae, looking down the Nile.Lithograph, Image Size : 253x351 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P533London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD575.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P533&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030146.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidPart of the Hall of Columns at Karnak, seen from withoutLithograph, Image Size : 351x252 (mm), 13.75x9.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P534London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P534&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030147.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidNubian Women at Korti.Lithograph, Image Size : 255x351 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P535London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P535&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030148.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Wady Kardassy, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 252x351 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P536London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD450.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P536&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030149.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidAscent to the Summit of Sinai.Lithograph, Image Size : 334x257 (mm), 13.125x10.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P537London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P537&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030150.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidAn Ancient Egyptian Temple on Gebel Garabe.Lithograph, Image Size : 257x354 (mm), 10.125x13.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 603x410 (mm), 23.75x16.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P540London: Moon, F.G.(1844)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P540&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030153.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidSarepta.Lithograph, Image Size : 246x340 (mm), 9.625x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 601x420 (mm), 23.625x16.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P541London: Moon, F.G.(1843)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P541&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030154.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Dakke, in Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 251x350 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P542London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P542&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030155.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidExcavated Temple of Gyrshe, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 237x176 (mm), 9.375x6.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P543London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P543&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030156.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidConference of Arabs.Lithograph, Image Size : 269x359 (mm), 10.625x14.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 614x445 (mm), 24.125x17.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P545London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P545&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030158.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidGroup of Nubians at Wady Kardassy.Lithograph, Image Size : 253x350 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P546London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030159.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidStatues of Memnon in the Plain of Goorna at Thebes.Lithograph, Image Size : 254x350 (mm), 10x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P547London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030160.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidPompey's PillarLithograph, Image Size : 268x216 (mm), 10.5x8.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P548London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD350.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030161.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidEntrance to the Caves of Beni Hassan.Lithograph, Image Size : 291x250 (mm), 11.5x9.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P549London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P549&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Wady Kardassy, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 251x348 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P550London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P550&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030163.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidColossi At Wady Saboua.Lithograph, Image Size : 345x340 (mm), 13.625x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P551London: Moon, F.G.(1847)
USD375.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P551&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030164.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidTemple of Wady Dabod, Nubia.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x350 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P552London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P552&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030165.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidA Group in the Slave-Market in CairoLithograph, Image Size : 252x352 (mm), 9.875x13.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P554London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD475.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P554&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P7030167.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Milbert, Jacques GerardBains de Saratoga / Saratoga Springs / Publicum ad Saratoga Balneum / Bader von SaratogaLithograph, Image Size : 205x309 (mm), 8.125x12.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 333x465 (mm), 13.125x18.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent Condition; some light scattered browning on the upper left part of the margin; From "Itineraire pittoresque du Fleuve Hudson et des parties laterales de L’Amerique du Nord", Jacques Gerard Milbert, Paris, c.1826.P563Paris: Noel aine & Cie(1829)
USD375.0Views United States East1829nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P8250056.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eserbeck, Nees VonAreca Catechu LinLithograph, Image Size : 415x284 (mm), 16.375x11.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Good Condition; part of the right margin replaced, affecting the image.; Palm TreeP565Dusseldorf: (1830)
USD500.0Natural History Others1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360790952.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Weyss, John E.Brownsville - TexasSteel Engraving, Image Size : 149x210 (mm), 5.875x8.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 216x287 (mm), 8.5x11.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent ConditionP566U.S.A: (1858)
USD275.0Views United States South1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Views United States South1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Views United States South1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P568&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P8280074.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nichols, H.D.Views In Dallas, "The Metropolis" of Texas - from sketches by H.D. Nichols.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 313x217 (mm), 12.375x8.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x288 (mm), 16.25x11.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent ConditionP569New York: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper / W.J. Arkell and Russell B. Harrison(1890)
USD150.0Views United States South1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P569&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P8280075.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bunnell, C.The Churches, schools, financial and business institutions of Fort Worth, gateway to the Panhandle. From sketches by C. Bunnell.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 353x230 (mm), 13.875x9 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x288 (mm), 16.25x11.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent ConditionP570New York: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper / W.J. Arkell and Russell B. Harrison(1890)
USD150.0Views United States South1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P570&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P8280076.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hanche, A. I.Scenes in the City of Gainesville, our Gateway to Texas. - From Sketches by A. I. Hanche.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 338x233 (mm), 13.25x9.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x288 (mm), 16.25x11.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent ConditionP575New York: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper / W.J. Arkell and Russell B. Harrison(1890)
USD150.0Views United States South1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P575&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P8280081.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Woodville, R.C.The Zulu War. - Battle of Ulundi: Final Rush of the Zulus - British Square in the distanceWood Engraving, Image Size : 682x992 (mm), 26.875x39 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 774x1016 (mm), 30.5x40 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition, minor yellowing of the margin, laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservationP5841879: London Illustrated News(1879)
USD750.0Military South African1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P584&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_21a35696e3a1f49ab62c6e6dcbeb139f_1356106939.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. HuardThe Grand Charge of the Guards on the Heights of the Alma Septr 20th 1854Lithograph, Image Size : 323x501 (mm), 12.75x19.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x602 (mm), 17x23.625 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good ConditionP589London: E Gambart & Co.(1854)
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USD1825.0Military CrimeaViews Europe Ukraine;1879noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P592&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P9300242.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. BremdamourEin Damenpenfionat auf der Eisbalm. Bemalde von Hans Dahl.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 297x515 (mm), 11.625x20.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 420x585 (mm), 16.5x23 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent ConditionP597Berlin: (1880)
USD375.0Sports Ice Skating1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P597&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304520227.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George MorlandSkatingStipple Engraving, Image Size : 295x378 (mm), 11.625x14.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 328x419 (mm), 12.875x16.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good Condition, Cut on the borderline and mounted on a backingP598London: (1782)
USD475.0Sports Others1782nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P598&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9b004a71625ec0007070a0fd457b8241_1329583365.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Basil BradleyWild Duck ShootingLithograph, Image Size : 379x602 (mm), 14.875x23.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 545x758 (mm), 21.5x29.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent ConditionP603London: G. P. McQueen(1880)
USD750.0Sports Hunting1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P603&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d9dbbd7717689f31e3199cb2992e90de_1304783975.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur HopkinsSir Roger de Coverly on the IceWood Engraving, Image Size : 305x469 (mm), 12x18.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 404x595 (mm), 15.875x23.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent ConditionP605London: The Graphic(1889)
USD375.0Sports Ice Skating1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P605&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P9300280.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Boucher, FLes Amusemens de l'Hiver a Madame de Pompadour Dame du Palais de la ReineCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 395x465 (mm), 15.5x18.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 420x505 (mm), 16.5x19.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good ConditionP608Paris: J. Daulle(1750)
USD1000.0Sports Others1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P608&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304520493.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mr. WhitefieldKey to the Picture of Toronto, 1854. This Picture was made by Mr. Whitefield in 1853-4. He was an American artist and made views of all the principal Canadian cities.Lithograph, Image Size : 105x388 (mm), 4.125x15.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 182x427 (mm), 7.125x16.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent ConditionP616Toronto: Robertson, J.R.(1896)
USD275.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P616&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PP010051.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VernierUn Professeur De La Nouvelle EcoleLithograph, Image Size : 245x215 (mm), 9.625x8.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 360x270 (mm), 14.125x10.625 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP661Paris: Lith Destouches Paradis(1830)
USD375.0Performing Arts Dancing1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Performing Arts Dancing1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P662&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P5060471.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 401, Candelabro antico di marmo, che si vede nel Museo...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 665x420 (mm), 26.125x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 860x585 (mm), 33.875x23 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent-some minor browning can be cleaned if you wish; <br>The watermark that is present is number 91 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1181 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP664Paris: (1834)
USD2250.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P664&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P5280568.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiPlate 99, Veduta dell' altra parte del Sepolero...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 670x420 (mm), 26.375x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 890x610 (mm), 35x24 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent-some minor browning can be cleaned if you wish; John Wilton-Ely plate 994<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP665Paris: (1835)
USD1750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P665&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 105, Profilo di una Nave antica di marmo..Copper Engraving, Image Size : 655x418 (mm), 25.75x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 885x610 (mm), 34.875x24 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent-some minor browning can be cleaned if you wish; John Wilton-Ely plate 1000<br><br>The watermark present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP669Paris: (1830)
USD1500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P669&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360167431.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 97, Veduta in Prospettiva dell...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 690x358 (mm), 27.125x14.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 895x610 (mm), 35.25x24 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent-some minor browning can be cleaned if you wish; John Wilton-Ely plate 992<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>No watermark is present<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP670Paris: ()
USD1750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P670&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P5310574.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 101, Veduta in Prospettiva dell..Copper Engraving, Image Size : 950x356 (mm), 37.375x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 890x610 (mm), 35x24 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent-some minor browning can be cleaned if you wish; John Wilton-Ely plate 996<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>No watermark is present.<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP671Paris: ()
USD1750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P671&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P5310575.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 57, Vaso Antico Di Marmo con suo Piedestallo...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 670x420 (mm), 26.375x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 870x584 (mm), 34.25x23 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>The watermark that is present is number 91 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1181 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP673Paris: ()
USD2750.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P673&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6010577.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 60, Vaso Antico Di Basalte ritrovato in piu...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 600x455 (mm), 23.625x17.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 880x605 (mm), 34.625x23.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plates 945<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP675Paris: (1835)
USD2000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P675&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P6010579.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 107 Un Tal Lume Perpetuo Antico...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 650x420 (mm), 25.625x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 890x610 (mm), 35x24 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 1002<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the 1830s.<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP677Paris: (1830)
USD2500.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Views Africa Egypt1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3250.0Views Africa Egypt1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Views United States Midwest1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P715&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_63c4e4ef7857a198a2c75b316b8f0d20_1305646038.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michael MedinaA Man Standing in the InteriorDrawing, Image Size : 570x720 (mm), 22.375x28.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 570x720 (mm), 22.375x28.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very good; A charming Art-Deco drawing depicting a man standing in an elaborate interior scene.P716Paris: (1930)
USD475.020th Century Art, Art Nouveau & Deco1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Marine Fishc. 1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Marine Fishc. 1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4000.0; Views Canada Quebec1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P720&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PP010088.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BequerLa Misa / La MesseLithograph, Image Size : 285x220 (mm), 11.25x8.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x390 (mm), 22x15.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent Condition; Interior Church scene, from the series Espana artistica y monumental. Paris, 1842-50P721Paris: A. Hauser(1842)
USD175.0Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P721&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P9300021.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bequer Io Dibujo, G.P. de VillaLos Ladrones en una Venta / Les Voleurs dans une AubergeLithograph, Image Size : 290x224 (mm), 11.375x8.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 562x391 (mm), 22.125x15.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Interior Spanish Tavern Scene, from the series Espana artistica y monumental. Paris, 1842-50P723Paris: A. Hauser(1842)
USD225.0; Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0; Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0; Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0; Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0; Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P730&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PA050077.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bequer lo Dibujo, G.P. de VillaLa Feria de Mayrena / La Foire de MayrenaLithograph, Image Size : 290x225 (mm), 11.375x8.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x385 (mm), 22x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A market scene at Mayrena, from the series Espana artistica y monumental. Paris, 1842-50.P731Paris: A. Hauser(1842)
USD225.0; Views Europe Spain1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P731&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PA050075.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. ForesterView of Chemulpo, The Principal Port of Corea on the Yellow SeaWood Engraving, Image Size : 315x430 (mm), 12.375x16.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x520 (mm), 15.75x20.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; An interesting view of this important Korean portP732London: Illustrated London(1894)
USD375.0Views Asia Korea1894nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P732&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PA070090.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girard FontainierFontaine de L\'Encelade, dans un des Bosquets de Jardins de Versailles, ou est represente la figure de ce Geant qui est de Bron le dore, et quatre fois plus grand que Nature...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 400x550 (mm), 15.75x21.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 420x560 (mm), 16.5x22 (Inches), Paper Size : 500x686 (mm), 19.625x27 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, central fold has been reinforced.; Beautiful view of the gardens of Versaille.P734Paris: Demortain pont N. Dame(1714)
USD900.0; Architectural Garden Designs1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P734&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360791058.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Quirinus Jahn DelinProspect des Hoch Furstlich Mansfeldi Schen luft und ziehr Gartens zu Dobrzisch im Konigreich BoheimCopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x520 (mm), 15.375x20.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x535 (mm), 17.25x21 (Inches), Paper Size : 445x545 (mm), 17.5x21.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP736Prague: (1770)
USD1000.0Views Europe Czech Republic & Slovakia1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P736&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/PA070091.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresA View of the North Shore Sailing into the Bason of Mines in the Bay Fundy.Aquatint and line engraving, Image Size : 184x793 (mm), 7.25x31.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 278x823 (mm), 11x32.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; Aquatint and line engraving. This fine view is from "The Atlantic Neptune" by Capt. Joseph Fredrick Wallet, Des Barres (1721-1824). "The Atlantic Neptune" is one of the most important sea atlases of USA and Canadian Atlantic coast that was ever produced. The atlas was first published in England in 1774 and was updated regularly till 1784. The maps are known for the accurate portrayal of various sounds, bays, bars, and harbours in addition to navigational challenges. The maps are very detailed and contain both hydrographical and topographical information. Des Barres, a Swiss cartographer and landscape artist who immigrated to England and trained at the royal military academy became a colonial administrator in Halifax Nova Scotia, where he died. He was lieutenant royal American regiment, c 1756; engineer under general wolf at Quebec c.1759; and governor of Prince Edward Island. He mapped the shore line of Nova Scotia, New Found land and St. Lawrence River regions c.1764/1774 . This atlas was used by the Royal Navy during the American Revolution. <br>Reference Debard, J. M. the family origins of J.f.W.Des Barres; Evens, uncommon Obdurate: the several public careers of J.F.W. Des Barres (Toronto 1989); De Vorsey map collector (1982) p.31P739London: (1775)
USD3000.0; Views Canada Nova Scotia1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P739&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_06ef01cc62ff3fdba4f51ed40a40c077_1260478214.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goering-SchmidtKokospalme Cocos NuciferaChromolithograph, Image Size : 585x810 (mm), 23x31.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 633x850 (mm), 24.875x33.5 (Inches), Printed in Color with some hand colouring, Very Good; A rather charming and scenic seascape view of an African family and a hut near the sea, with a view of coconut trees in the background.P750Leipzig: Leipziger Schulbilderverlag(1900)
USD1250.0Views Africa Others; Natural History Others;1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P750&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-08-06008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. BayotArabes de ConstantineLithograph, Image Size : 377x305 (mm), 14.875x12 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x390 (mm), 22x15.375 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very good, some scattered foxing on the marginP758Paris: (1850)
USD575.0; Views Asia Arabia1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P758&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360780093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.M. BernatzII. AdenAquatint, Image Size : 235x345 (mm), 9.25x13.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 433x550 (mm), 17x21.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good to excellent; A rare panoramic view of the city of Aden the present day capital of Yemen, which at the time was part of the Ottoman Empire.P759(1840)
USD750.0; Views Asia Arabia1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P759&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-04-05007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Poilleux-Saint AngeLe Naufrage de la JeannettePhotogravure, Image Size : 435x520 (mm), 17.125x20.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 540x620 (mm), 21.25x24.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 660x745 (mm), 26x29.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; A dramatic rendering of the failed American Arctic expedition of the Jeannette in 1884.P762Paris: Jules Hautecceur(1884)
USD1250.0Views Arctic & Antarctic1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P762&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e08f39c20522f3af172b0b9a2bf8e7db_1247772342.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. M. CassandreItaly the Ideal Land for all SportsLithograph, Image Size : 965x580 (mm), 38x22.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1032x650 (mm), 40.625x25.625 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation; A superb sporting advertising poster promoting tennis, mountaineering skiing, golf, sailing.<br>A.M. Cassandre was a poster and theatre designer, lithographer, painter and creator of typefaces, and one of the greatest commercial artists of this century.<br>He reconciled the ideas of such contemporary avant-garde movements as Cubism, Surrealism and Neue Sachlichkeit, with the demands of commercial art.P771Milan: (1935)
USD2000.0Advertising Other; Posters1935nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P771&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-05015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DutertreVue de la Ville et de la Chaine Arabique, Prise du CouchantCopper Engraving, Image Size : 370x555 (mm), 14.5x21.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 425x590 (mm), 16.75x23.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 515x690 (mm), 20.25x27.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P772Paris: (c. 1820)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egyptc. 1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P772&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_83b9728f809c8998b85596f39f21f1c0_1292865605.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DutertreLe Kaire. Vue de la Ville des Tombeaux, Prise de la Citadelle. (Le Caire)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 390x580 (mm), 15.375x22.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x610 (mm), 18.125x24 (Inches), Paper Size : 515x685 (mm), 20.25x27 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; Fine panoramic view of Cairo. Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP773Paris: (1820)
USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P773&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-02-05006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theo. R. DavisLong Branch, from the Sea.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 240x780 (mm), 9.5x30.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 265x800 (mm), 10.375x31.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent, laid on acid free canvas for long-term preservation.; A superb hand coloured panoramic view of Long Branch, New Jersey shortly after the American civil war. All important edifices on the beach are singled out with small caption on underneath and above the print. One interesting observation is President Grants mansion on the beach.P778U.S.A.: Harper(1870)
USD750.0; Views United States East1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P778&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-02-05056.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAntichita D\'albano e di Castel Gandolfo Descritte ed Incise da Giovambatista.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 495x320 (mm), 19.5x12.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 505x330 (mm), 19.875x13 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x425 (mm), 23.75x16.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 638<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP779Paris: (1806)
USD1250.0Artist Piranesi Others;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P779&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355350968.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della magnifica Sostruzione fabricata per regger la falda del Monte...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 425x675 (mm), 16.75x26.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 430x680 (mm), 16.875x26.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 566x836 (mm), 22.25x32.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 670<br>No watermark is present<br><br>This print is from the series "Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP780Paris: (1806)
USD1750.0Architectural Bridges; Artist Piranesi Others;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P780&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiRovine del Tempio de Castori nella citta di CoraCopper Engraving, Image Size : 405x570 (mm), 15.875x22.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x575 (mm), 16.125x22.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 537x716 (mm), 21.125x28.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 675<br>no watermark is present<br>From the series "Antichita di Cora"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP781Paris: (1806)
USD1500.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P781&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAvanzi d'un portico coperto, o criptoporticoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 420x600 (mm), 16.5x23.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 430x610 (mm), 16.875x24 (Inches), Paper Size : 505x715 (mm), 19.875x28.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; 1st state Hind 79<br>John Wilton-Ely 212<br>The Watermark that is present is number 36 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1162 and it dated between 1760-1780.<br>From Vedute Di Roma <br>thick laid paper, with the Fleurs-de-Lys water mark. Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP782Rome: (1766)
USD2000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P782&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDel Castello Dell' Acqva GivliaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 201x440 (mm), 7.875x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 205x445 (mm), 8.125x17.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 405x565 (mm), 15.875x22.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 535<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>From the series "Acqua Giulia"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP783Paris: (1806)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P783&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDel Castello Dell' Acqva Givlia Tav IIICopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x210 (mm), 15.375x8.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x215 (mm), 15.875x8.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 563x405 (mm), 22.125x15.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP784Paris: (1806)
USD575.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P784&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiCapitello che si vede nel palazzo MassimiCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x240 (mm), 15.125x9.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 395x250 (mm), 15.5x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x445 (mm), 23.75x17.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P785Paris: (1806)
USD1100.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Columns1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P785&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiTre Frammenti trovati nella Villa Adriana in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x240 (mm), 15x9.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x250 (mm), 15.125x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x440 (mm), 23.625x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely page 1088<br><br>The watermark is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated from the mid 1830s<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P786Paris: (1835)
USD975.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Columns1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P786&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione in grande di alcune parti del primo Ordine interiore... TAV XXIICopper Engraving, Image Size : 405x295 (mm), 15.875x11.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 435x305 (mm), 17.125x12 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x365 (mm), 20.875x14.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P787Paris: ()
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural ColumnsnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P787&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355412438.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione in grande di alcune parti del primo Ord. interiore... TAV XXIIICopper Engraving, Image Size : 365x243 (mm), 14.375x9.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 395x250 (mm), 15.5x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x365 (mm), 20.875x14.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P788Paris: ()
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural ColumnsnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P788&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione in grande di alcune parti del Portico del Panteon... TAV XVCopper Engraving, Image Size : 405x295 (mm), 15.875x11.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x305 (mm), 17.25x12 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x365 (mm), 20.875x14.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P789Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Columns1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P789&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiSepolcro detto falsamente degli Orazj, e Curiazj, Rimane su la via Appia…Copper Engraving, Image Size : 385x545 (mm), 15.125x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x550 (mm), 15.375x21.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x700 (mm), 21.25x27.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 646<br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s<br><br>From the series "Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP790Paris: (1833)
USD1750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P790&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiRovine d\'un antico Sepolero fatto a modo di settizonio su la via..Copper Engraving, Image Size : 390x550 (mm), 15.375x21.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 415x560 (mm), 16.375x22 (Inches), Paper Size : 536x730 (mm), 21.125x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 645<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830\'s<br><br>From the series \" Antichita di Albano I di Castel Gandolfo\"<br><br>\"This print is of Ruins of an acient tomb in the form of a septizonium [ornamental colonade building] on the Appian Way near the villa of Pompey the Great, now outside Albano to the west\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP791Paris: (1833)
USD1775.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P791&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355412226.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAltra Veduta del tempio della Sibilla in Tivoli...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 620x435 (mm), 24.375x17.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 625x440 (mm), 24.625x17.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 715x520 (mm), 28.125x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 63 (3rd State)<br>John Wilton-Ely 196<br>The watermark that is present is number 93 from John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the 1830s<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP793Paris: (1761)
USD1500.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P793&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355349356.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta degli avanzi del Foro di NervaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x610 (mm), 15x24 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x610 (mm), 15.75x24 (Inches), Paper Size : 470x670 (mm), 18.5x26.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, few tears in the margin not effecting the plate; Hind 42 (4th State)<br>John Wilton-Ely 181<br><br>Laid paper, and from Vedute Di Roma. Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Hind 42 4th state<br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP794Rome: (c. 1785)
USD2250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P794&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiAntica Plastica rappresentante un cocchio Cirense piesso alla voltata della mete col suo...<br>(Terracotta plaque with a chariot-racing scene)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 340x518 (mm), 13.375x20.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 381x525 (mm), 15.00x20.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 445x610 (mm), 17.5x24.00 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the series: Vasi, candelabri, cippi. This engraving is based on the scene that shows a quadriga (four-horse chariot) thundering towards the three obelisks of the meta (turning post). The charioteer wears a cap, leggings, and a short tunic with fasciae (protective leather straps). The reins are passed tightly around his waist. Disappearing behind the meta is a jubilator, a horseman who rode among the chariots to encourage the contestants during the race. The maker\\\\\\\'s name, Anniae Arescusa, appears in a panel above the horses.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P795Rome: (c. 1791.)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Othersc. 1791.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P795&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344093573.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta degli avanzi di due Triclinj che appartenevano alla Casa aureaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 395x545 (mm), 15.5x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x552 (mm), 16.125x21.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 533x680 (mm), 21x26.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; 3rd state Hind 50. <br>This print is from Veduta di Roma<br>Thick laid paper, with the Fleurs-de-Lys water mark. Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP796Rome: (1770)
USD1750.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P796&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Piazza di Monte CavalloCopper Engraving, Image Size : 365x535 (mm), 14.375x21 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x540 (mm), 15.125x21.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 557x627 (mm), 21.875x24.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 15 (4th state)<br>John Wilton-Ely 142<br>From Vedute Di Roma, thick laid paper, <br>The watermark that is present is number 36 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1162 and is dated 1760-1780.<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Hind 15 3rd state<br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP798Rome: (c. 1770)
USD2000.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;c. 1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P798&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell\' Arco di Tito…Copper Engraving, Image Size : 470x707 (mm), 18.5x27.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x715 (mm), 18.75x28.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 507x730 (mm), 20x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Upper right corner extended, a few tears mostly at the margins not effecting the image, the central fold reinforced; Hind 98 (1st State)<br>John Wilton-Ely 231<br><br><br>From Vedute Di Roma, thick laid paper. Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Hind 98. This is the first state<br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP800Rome: (1771)
USD2500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P800&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355350196.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 73, Vaso antico di Marmo ornato di varie, e ben' intese...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 670x425 (mm), 26.375x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 830x591 (mm), 32.625x23.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 960<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 91 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1181 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Piranesi's magnificent rendering of ancient Roman vases. Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br><br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> <br>Reference: <br><br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP804Paris: (1834)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P804&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 306 sezione per il lungo della NaveCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 650x415 (mm), 25.625x16.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 875x605 (mm), 34.375x23.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP805Paris: (1835)
USD1250.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P805&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiPlate 71 Monumento Sepolerale antico di marmo nel di cui Vaso Cinerario...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 660x415 (mm), 26x16.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 893x613 (mm), 35.125x24.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 959<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP806Paris: (1834)
USD1575.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P806&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-02-05028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVaso antico di marmo di elegante intaglio di maniera. . .(Al Sig Cavaliere Maria carlo. . .)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 670x420 (mm), 26.375x16.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 890x595 (mm), 35x23.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 903<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br><br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> <br>Reference: <br><br><br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP807Paris: (1834)
USD2750.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P807&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiProspettiva della Scala della conserva d'acqua de' gia detti allonggiamenti, accennata in pianta nella Tav. XIII. con la lett. G.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 400x290 (mm), 15.75x11.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x295 (mm), 15.875x11.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x440 (mm), 23.75x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 656<br>No watermark is present<br>From the series "Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP808Paris: (1806)
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P808&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiProspetto del Lastricato e de' margini dell' antica via Appia delineato cosi come si vede verso Roma poco piu' in qua della citta d'Albano.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 310x235 (mm), 12.25x9.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 340x240 (mm), 13.375x9.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x440 (mm), 23.625x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 667<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP809Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P809&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiRovine d\'antico edifizio nella Villa Barberina prefso Castel GandolfoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x545 (mm), 15.125x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x550 (mm), 15.375x21.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 545x724 (mm), 21.5x28.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 666<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>From the series \"Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo\"<br><br>\"Ruins of an ancient building in the Villa Barberini near Castel Gandolfo\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP810Paris: (1806)
USD1750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P810&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355351264.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDimostrazioni dell' emissario del lago albanoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 447x635 (mm), 17.625x25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 453x640 (mm), 17.875x25.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 543x720 (mm), 21.375x28.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 620<br>No watermark is present<br>From the series "Descrizione e Disegno dell'Emissario del Lago Albano"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP811Paris: (1806)
USD2100.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P811&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiRovine dell' Anfiteatro detto di Domiziano nell' orto de' Monaci di S.Paolo d'Albano.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 390x650 (mm), 15.375x25.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x654 (mm), 15.75x25.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x730 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 652<br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830's<br>From the series "Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo"<br><br>"Ruins of the so-called ampitheater of Monitian in the gardens of the monks of S. Paolo at Albano" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP812Paris: (1833)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P812&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDimostrazioni dell' Emissario de Lago AlbanoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 409x555 (mm), 16.125x21.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 413x560 (mm), 16.25x22 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x715 (mm), 21.25x28.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 624<br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s<br><br>From the series "Descrizione e Disegno dell'Emissario del Lago Albano"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP813Paris: (1833)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P813&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Spelonca, Detta il Bergantino, presso l'imbocco dell' Emissario del Lago Albano, ornata dagli Antichi...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 406x625 (mm), 16x24.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 430x630 (mm), 16.875x24.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 545x731 (mm), 21.5x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>John Wilton-Ely 627<br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s<br><br>From the series " Di due spelonche ornate dagli antichi alla Riva del Lago Albano"<br><br>"View of the cave called "il Bergantino," near the mouth of the Emissarium of Lake Albano, embellished by the ancients" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP814Paris: (1833)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P814&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiSepolero Regio, o Consolare, inciso nella rupe del Monte Albano or nel Conv. de PP. Francescani a Palazzuolo…Copper Engraving, Image Size : 552x645 (mm), 21.75x25.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 560x650 (mm), 22x25.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 590x699 (mm), 23.25x27.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>John Wilton-Ely 644<br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s<br><br>From the series "Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo"<br><br>"Royal or Consular tomb carved into the rock face of Mount Albano" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP817Paris: (1833)
USD2200.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P817&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAvanzi di antiche terme in Albano denominati Cello Majo...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 405x610 (mm), 15.875x24 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x615 (mm), 16.125x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 495x707 (mm), 19.5x27.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 649<br>The watermark that is present is number 93 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1182 and is dated in the mid 1830s<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP818Paris: (1833)
USD1750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P818&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell' Avanzo del Maufoleo di S. Elena, madre di Conftantino Imp.re fulla Via Laticana fuori di Porta…Copper Engraving, Image Size : 375x600 (mm), 14.75x23.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x605 (mm), 15.75x23.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 447x670 (mm), 17.625x26.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very good, slight reinforcement of upper fold; John Wilton-Ely 438<br><br>From Le Antichita Romane. Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP819Rome: (1790)
USD1500.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P819&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiRovine delle Terme AntoninianeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 420x695 (mm), 16.5x27.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 445x700 (mm), 17.5x27.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 550x750 (mm), 21.625x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 76 (1st state)<br>John Wilton-Ely 209<br>No watermark is present<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP820Paris: (1806)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P820&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta degli avanzi superiori delle Terme di DioclezianoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 417x685 (mm), 16.375x27 (Inches), Platemark Size : 441x695 (mm), 17.375x27.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 587x750 (mm), 23.125x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 115 (Intermediate Paris edition, 2nd State)<br>John Wilton-Ely 249<br>No watermark is present<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>From the series " Veduta di Roma"<br>"View of the visible remains of the Baths of Diocletian" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP821Paris: (1806)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P821&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiVolta, e Parete d'una delle Cammere appartenenti alla fabrica di delizia contigua al Circo di CaracallaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 350x510 (mm), 13.75x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 380x520 (mm), 15x20.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 442x605 (mm), 17.375x23.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P822Paris: (1806)
USD620.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P822&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta degl'avanzi del sepolcro della famiglia Plauzia sulla via Tiburtina vicino al ponte Lugano due miglia...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 455x625 (mm), 17.875x24.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x630 (mm), 18.125x24.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 604x751 (mm), 23.75x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>From the series " Vedute di Roma"<br><br>Hind 83 (Firmin-Didot Paris edition 3rd state)<br>John Wilton-Ely 216<br><br>"View of the remains of the Tomb of the Plaitii on the Via Tiburtina. Near the Ponte Lugano, two miles distant from Tivoli" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP823Paris: (1761)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P823&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiVue de l\'Aspect du temple d\'Isis, et des deux ailes de son Peristile, le tout pris de face.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 490x760 (mm), 19.25x29.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 530x775 (mm), 20.875x30.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 580x826 (mm), 22.875x32.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This plate is from the book \"Antiquites de la Grand Grece. . .\" which was published in Paris in 1804.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P824Paris: (1806)
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P824&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355352523.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiVue de la porte de l\'enceinte du Temple d\'IsisCopper Engraving, Image Size : 680x485 (mm), 26.75x19.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 730x505 (mm), 28.75x19.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 801x571 (mm), 31.5x22.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This plate is from the book \"Antiquites de la Grand Grece. . .\" which was published in Paris in 1804.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P825Paris: (1805)
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P825&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355352445.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA. Latus posticum lateri C insequentis Tabulae inscriptionem ferens…Copper Engraving, Image Size : 355x493 (mm), 14x19.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 375x500 (mm), 14.75x19.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 515x655 (mm), 20.25x25.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>From the series "Il Campo Marzio dell'Antica Roma"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP826Paris: (1806)
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P826&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiProspettiva della piscina delle medesime conserve fatta a seconda de'num 3 e 4 della Tav ola XVCopper Engraving, Image Size : 469x275 (mm), 18.5x10.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x280 (mm), 18.75x11 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x435 (mm), 23.75x17.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 659<br>No watermark is present. <br><br>From the series "Antichita d'Albano e di Castel Gandolfo"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP827Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P827&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiTempio della Sibilla in Tivoli, ora Chiesa parrocchiale di S.GiorgioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 349x240 (mm), 13.75x9.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x250 (mm), 15.125x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 491x355 (mm), 19.375x14 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P828Rome: (1790)
USD475.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P828&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiElevazione ortografica del Tempio d'Ercole nella citta di CoraCopper Engraving, Image Size : 550x390 (mm), 21.625x15.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 555x395 (mm), 21.875x15.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 750x545 (mm), 29.5x21.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 680<br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP832Paris: ()
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P832&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiFianco del Tempio di Vesta in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 376x530 (mm), 14.75x20.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x540 (mm), 15.375x21.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 534x766 (mm), 21x30.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very good, small crease at the fold repaired professionally; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P833Rome: (1790)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P833&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiSpaccato per lungo dell Interno del Tempop, e suo PorticoCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 317x450 (mm), 12.5x17.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P834Paris: (1806)
USD625.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P834&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. Piranesilucerna antica di Bronzo ritrouata l'anno 1773. negli Escavi fatti nel Cortile del Palazzo...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 380x525 (mm), 15x20.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 430x600 (mm), 16.875x23.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P835Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P835&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta per angolo dello stesso CandelabroCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x385 (mm), 20.625x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x440 (mm), 23.75x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 999<br><br>No watermark is present.<br><br>From the series \"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP836Paris: (1806)
USD750.0Architectural Others; Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P836&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-02-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAltro Candelabro, che si vede nel cortile del Palazzo dell Emo Sig Cardinal Lanti a S. EustachioCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x381 (mm), 20.625x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 605x440 (mm), 23.75x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 998<br>no watermark is present<br>From the series \"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP837Paris: (1806)
USD750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P837&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355351513.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiSedia curule di marmo inprospettiva Essa conservasi nel Museo del Cavalier Piranesi...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 377x524 (mm), 14.875x20.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 383x530 (mm), 15.125x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 425x581 (mm), 16.75x22.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P838Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P838&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDimostrazioni dell\' Emissario Del Lafo AlbanoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 405x555 (mm), 15.875x21.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x560 (mm), 16.125x22 (Inches), Paper Size : 545x720 (mm), 21.5x28.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 621<br>No watermark present<br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>From the series \"Descrizione e Disegno dell\'Emissario de Lago Albano\"<br><br>\"Illustration of the Emissarium of Lake Albano\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP839Paris: (1806)
USD1500.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P839&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDimostrazioni dell\\\\\\\' Emissario del Lago Albano (Tav. VII)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 405x635 (mm), 15.875x25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 411x637 (mm), 16.125x25 (Inches), Paper Size : 549x730 (mm), 21.625x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Tav. VII<br><br>John Wilton-Ely 622<br>No watermark present<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>From the series \\\\\\\"Descrizione e Disegno dell\\\\\\\'Emissario de Lago Albano\\\\\\\"<br><br>\\\\\\\"Illustration of the Emissarium of Lake Albano\\\\\\\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \\\\\\\"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\\\\\\\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\\\\\\\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\\\\\\\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\\\\\\\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP840Paris: (1806)
USD1750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P840&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiIscriziono e Frammenti delle Camere sepolcrali della Famiglia ArrunziaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x470 (mm), 15.375x18.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 445x480 (mm), 17.5x18.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 505x655 (mm), 19.875x25.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>"Inscriptions and fragments from the tomb chambers of the Arruntii"(John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP841Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P841&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDell' Castello dell' Acova GivliaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 295x262 (mm), 11.625x10.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 300x267 (mm), 11.75x10.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 562x400 (mm), 22.125x15.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 536 and 537<br>No watermark is present<br><br>There is a second smaller engraving with the following measurements<br>Image Size: 140mm x 189mm<br>Platemark Size: 145mm x 193mm<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP842Paris: (1806)
USD675.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P842&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione in grande di alcune parti del Pronao, o Portico del Panteon.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 450x665 (mm), 17.75x26.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x680 (mm), 18.75x26.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 528x765 (mm), 20.75x30.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P843Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P843&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiParte di dietro del Panteon cogli avanzi delle Terme di Agrippa che vi si appoggiano.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 440x570 (mm), 17.25x22.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x580 (mm), 18.75x22.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x765 (mm), 20.875x30.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P844Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P844&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiProfilo, o sia Elevazione ortografica del Lato destro degli avanzi del tempio d'Ercole nella citta di Cora.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 395x530 (mm), 15.5x20.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x535 (mm), 15.75x21 (Inches), Paper Size : 545x760 (mm), 21.5x29.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 682<br>No watermark is present<br><br>This print is from the Series "Antichita di Cora"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP845Paris: (1806)
USD850.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P845&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiProspetto del Tempio dell' Onore, e della Virtu fuori della Porta S. SebastianoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 360x522 (mm), 14.125x20.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 380x529 (mm), 15x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x765 (mm), 20.625x30.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P849Rome: (1790)
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P849&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione in grande di alcune parti interiori del PanteonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 640x463 (mm), 25.125x18.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 675x470 (mm), 26.5x18.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 761x528 (mm), 30x20.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P851Rome: (1790)
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P851&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione dello Spaccato diarnetrale alla Porta del Tempio di Vesta in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 510x378 (mm), 20.125x14.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 775x530 (mm), 30.5x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P852Rome: (1790)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P852&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiBafsorilievo antico di marmo che si vede nel Giardino Aldabrandini vicino a SS Somenico e Sisto a Monte magna NapoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x650 (mm), 15.125x25.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 413x654 (mm), 16.25x25.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 582x742 (mm), 22.875x29.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 893<br>No watermark is present<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelbri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP853Paris: (1806)
USD1000.0Architectural Others;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P853&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione della Porta e sue modinature del Temio di Vesta in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 486x380 (mm), 19.125x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 535x387 (mm), 21x15.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 655x529 (mm), 25.75x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P854Rome: (1790)
USD675.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P854&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiTrofeo antico di marmo, che si vede nel Museo Clementino al Vaticano...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 535x385 (mm), 21x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x450 (mm), 23.625x17.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 949<br>No watermark is present<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelbri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne" <br><br>"Marble trophy with figure of Victory from the Vatican, found near Cornazzano by Gavin Hamilton in 1772" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br><br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP855Paris: (1806)
USD1250.0Architectural Statues; Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P855&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0c465e54105f8c6edee71ceefdf778a5_1281039523.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAltra Veduta di fianco del Trofeo...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x386 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x450 (mm), 23.625x17.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br>John Wilton-Ely 950<br>No watermark is present<br>From the series "Vasi, candelbri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne" <br><br>"Marble trophy with figure of Victory from the Vatican, found near Cornazzano by Gavin Hamilton in 1772" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P856Paris: (1806)
USD1250.0Architectural Statues; Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P856&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiSi rappresenta in questa Tavola un delle due grandiose...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 650x420 (mm), 25.625x16.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x435 (mm), 27.875x17.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P857Rome: (1790)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P857&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360167273.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiDimostrazione del Prospetto del Tempio di Vesta in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 525x380 (mm), 20.625x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 725x520 (mm), 28.5x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P858Rome: (1790)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P858&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355352997.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiStatua di Vesta Madre ouvero della Terra in oggi esistente nelle Villa Estense in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x250 (mm), 15.375x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 526x366 (mm), 20.75x14.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P860Paris: (1806)
USD750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Statues1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P860&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta degli avanzi del Foro di NervaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x615 (mm), 15x24.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 401x620 (mm), 15.75x24.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 550x771 (mm), 21.625x30.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Hind 42 Firmin-Didot Paris edition<br><br>From the series "Veduta di Roma"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP861Paris: (1806)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P861&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-02-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B PiranesiBafsorilievo scolpito in un Vaso di marmo esistente nel Palazzo...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 416x700 (mm), 16.375x27.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 485x710 (mm), 19.125x27.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x880 (mm), 23.625x34.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP862Paris: ()
USD2750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P862&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiSi rappresenta in questa Tavola una delle due grandiose…Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 670x420 (mm), 26.375x16.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 891x600 (mm), 35x23.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 990<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelbri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne" <br><br>"One of the two identical altars dedicated to Apollo with Greek key motif around the rim and Medusa heads on the bowl, found in the Villa of Pompey the Great in Albano" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP863Paris: (1806)
USD1650.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P863&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-02-05033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVaso anticho di marmo adornato di eccellenti sculture...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 710x360 (mm), 27.875x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 891x600 (mm), 35x23.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP864Paris: ()
USD3000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P864&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/storepics002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDel Castello dell'acqua GiuliaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 235x355 (mm), 9.25x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : 240x360 (mm), 9.5x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 405x560 (mm), 15.875x22 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 542<br><br>This print was published between 1806-1833. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP865Paris: ()
USD1000.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P865&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/storepics008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Basilica, e Piazza di S.Pietro in Vaticano.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 375x535 (mm), 14.75x21 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x540 (mm), 15.75x21.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 420x565 (mm), 16.5x22.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the important series "Vedute di Roma"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Hind 3, 4th state<br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP866Rome: ()
USD3500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P866&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/storepics007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Gran Curia InnocenzianaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x605 (mm), 15x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x615 (mm), 15.875x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x690 (mm), 18.875x27.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the important series "Vedute di Roma"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP867Rome: ()
USD3750.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P867&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/storepics006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta del Ponte SalarioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 405x605 (mm), 15.875x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x610 (mm), 16.125x24 (Inches), Paper Size : , Black & White, Excellent; From the important series \"Vedute di Roma\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP868Rome: ()
USD3000.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Views Asia Iran1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P872&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-05004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FladinInterieur de Bain a Teheran PL. 34Lithograph, Image Size : 183x248 (mm), 7.25x9.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 355x380 (mm), 14x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the Series L'OrientP873Paris: Bertauts(1842)
USD390.0; Views Asia Iran1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P873&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298585990.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FladinVillage de Khouroud, Route de Teheran a Ispahan. PL. 37Lithograph, Image Size : 185x265 (mm), 7.25x10.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 345x530 (mm), 13.625x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the Series L'OrientP874Paris: Bertauts(1842)
USD575.0; Views Asia Iran1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P874&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298586073.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FladinVue de Khoum PL. 35Lithograph, Image Size : 170x270 (mm), 6.75x10.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 355x410 (mm), 14x16.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the Series L'OrientP875Paris: Bertauts(1842)
USD575.0; Views Asia Iran1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P875&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298585810.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FladinVue de Tabriz PL.26Lithograph, Image Size : 175x275 (mm), 6.875x10.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 355x395 (mm), 14x15.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the Series L'OrientP876Paris: Bertauts(1842)
USD575.0; Views Asia Iran1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P876&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298585710.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FladinVue Prise a Kazbin PL. 32Lithograph, Image Size : 180x275 (mm), 7.125x10.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 350x550 (mm), 13.75x21.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; From the Series L'OrientP877Paris: Bertauts(1842)
USD575.0; Views Asia Iran1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P877&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-05001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred ParisArabian WarriorsPhotogravure, Image Size : 611x445 (mm), 24x17.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Excellent; A very appealing scene of Arabian Warriors riding to battle.P895Paris: (1892)
USD1250.0Views Africa Others1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P895&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-04-05047.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dell Interno del Tempio della Concordia, nel Foro RomanoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 485x605 (mm), 19.125x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 497x615 (mm), 19.5x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 523x740 (mm), 20.625x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This is the internal view of the temple with eight monolithic columns.<br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P900Rome: (1823)
USD1650.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P900&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358023826.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dell Anfiteatro Flavio, Detto il ColosseoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 450x620 (mm), 17.75x24.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x625 (mm), 18.125x24.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 521x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\\\\\\\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P901Rome: (1821)
USD1750.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P901&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-08-06014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dell avanzo del fianco del Portico, che circondava la Cella del Tempio di Antonino Pio. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 390x353 (mm), 15.375x13.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x540 (mm), 15.75x21.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P903Rome: (1822)
USD1100.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P903&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-04-05013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniAvanzi del Teatro di MarcelloCopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x500 (mm), 15.375x19.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 413x509 (mm), 16.25x20 (Inches), Paper Size : 522x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The building of the Theatre of Marcello was started by Julius Caesar and complete by Augustus in 13 BC, and dedicated to his heir Marcellus. <br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P904Rome: (1824)
USD875.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P904&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-04-05014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dei Grandi Avanzi delle Terme Antoniane, o di CaracallaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 485x570 (mm), 19.125x22.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 495x580 (mm), 19.5x22.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x740 (mm), 20.625x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The Baths of Caracalla were the second largest baths in Rome. Ther are well knows as operas are sometimes staged here. <br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P906Rome: (1823)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P906&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358026061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta Degli Avanzi della Casa Aurea di Nerone, sul Monte Palatino, dell aparte riguardante il Circo Massimo.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 380x531 (mm), 15x20.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x540 (mm), 15.125x21.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; <br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P908Rome: (1823)
USD750.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P908&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Tempio di Antonino, e FaustinaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 350x450 (mm), 13.75x17.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 365x460 (mm), 14.375x18.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P909Rome: (1821)
USD1100.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P909&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dell Arco di GallienoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 374x450 (mm), 14.75x17.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 389x460 (mm), 15.25x18.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 523x740 (mm), 20.625x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The arch of Gallienus occupies the site of the old Porta Esquilina in the Servian wall. It was erected in the time of Augustus, and was dedicated to the Emperor Gallienus and his consort Salonina in 262<br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P910Rome: (1821)
USD675.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P910&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Prospetto dell Arco di GianoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 510x440 (mm), 20.125x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 520x445 (mm), 20.5x17.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x520 (mm), 29.125x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P911Rome: (1820)
USD950.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P911&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta degl\' Avanzi della Rupe TarpejaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 535x390 (mm), 21x15.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 550x400 (mm), 21.625x15.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 738x518 (mm), 29x20.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This is part of capitol cliff.<br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P912Rome: (1822)
USD750.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P912&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360443676.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dei Grandi Avanzi degli Aquedotti di Nerone. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 425x525 (mm), 16.75x20.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 435x535 (mm), 17.125x21 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The Aquaduct of Nero. This was a branch of Acqua Claudia and was built by Nero to supply his contructions on the Capitoline and Oppian hills.<br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P913Rome: (1823)
USD950.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P913&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360443316.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Gran Sepotero di Cecilia MetellaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 450x620 (mm), 17.75x24.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x630 (mm), 18.125x24.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P914Rome: (1822)
USD875.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P914&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta della Piramide di C. CestioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 418x595 (mm), 16.5x23.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 430x610 (mm), 16.875x24 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This is a tomb for Caius Cestius. It is built of brick faced with marble and like other tombs situated outside the walls. <br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P915Rome: (1822)
USD875.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P915&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del grand interno dell' Anfiteatro Flavio, detto il ColosseoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 438x654 (mm), 17.25x25.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 450x660 (mm), 17.75x26 (Inches), Paper Size : 523x740 (mm), 20.625x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P916Rome: (1828)
USD1250.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P916&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dello scavo del TrajanoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 458x500 (mm), 18x19.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 470x510 (mm), 18.5x20.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P917Rome: (1823)
USD1350.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P917&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358028135.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta Generale del gran Tempio della PaceCopper Engraving, Image Size : 425x645 (mm), 16.75x25.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x655 (mm), 17.25x25.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P918Rome: (1822)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P918&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniAvanzi del Tempio di Giove StatoreCopper Engraving, Image Size : 450x380 (mm), 17.75x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x390 (mm), 18.125x15.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x523 (mm), 29.125x20.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This is the Temple of Dioscuri. The Dioscuri, were the patrons of Knights who every year held an impressive parade outside the temple.<br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P919Rome: (1821)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P919&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Tempio delle Camene, da altri del Dio RidicoloCopper Engraving, Image Size : 440x605 (mm), 17.25x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x615 (mm), 18.125x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 531x750 (mm), 20.875x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This was once thought to be the temple of Deus Rediculus, marking the spot where Hannibal turned back from Rome. However, it is a very elaborate tomb, possibly erected for his greatly loved wife Annia Regilla by Herodes Anticus, whose villa gardens spread over this area. <br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P920Rome: (1823)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P920&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358024014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dell Arco di Settimio SeveroCopper Engraving, Image Size : 458x633 (mm), 18x24.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 465x645 (mm), 18.25x25.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 522x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P921Rome: (1820)
USD1650.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P921&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Tempio della Fortuna VirileCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x535 (mm), 15.125x21 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x543 (mm), 15.75x21.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This is the Temple of Portuna, the god of the harbours. This is a very good example of a Republican temple built under Greek influence. <br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P923Rome: (1822)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P923&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358027024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta di CampidoglioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 350x451 (mm), 13.75x17.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 365x460 (mm), 14.375x18.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x740 (mm), 20.5x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P924Rome: (1821)
USD1100.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P924&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta della parte posteriore degl' avanzi del Foro di Nerva da altri Erario publico.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 451x640 (mm), 17.75x25.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 465x645 (mm), 18.25x25.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x740 (mm), 20.625x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P925Rome: (1823)
USD875.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P925&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniInterno del Colosseo Scavato nel 1813, e ricoperto nel 1814Copper Engraving, Image Size : 340x455 (mm), 13.375x17.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 360x462 (mm), 14.125x18.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 519x740 (mm), 20.375x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P926Rome: (1820)
USD625.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P926&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360444159.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dell'Arco di TitoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 445x355 (mm), 17.5x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x365 (mm), 18.125x14.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x522 (mm), 29.125x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P927Rome: (1819)
USD875.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P927&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-05022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dei Grandi Avanzi degli Aquedotti di NeroneCopper Engraving, Image Size : 425x529 (mm), 16.75x20.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x535 (mm), 17.25x21 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x751 (mm), 21.25x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\\\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P928Rome: (1823)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P928&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358024276.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta Generale del Tempio di Venere, e RomaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 360x527 (mm), 14.125x20.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 370x540 (mm), 14.5x21.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 518x740 (mm), 20.375x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Thi was the largest pagan temple in Rome and the las to be close in 391. It was a double temple, having two apses back to back, one didcated to the diety Rome and the other to Venus.<br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P929Rome: (1821)
USD750.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P929&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-04-05013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniAvanzi del Tempio di Marte vendicatoreCopper Engraving, Image Size : 530x430 (mm), 20.875x16.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 545x442 (mm), 21.5x17.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 658x504 (mm), 25.875x19.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, minor tear on the right margin not affecting the plate.; The Forum of Augustus and the Temple of Mars the Avender. This is a view of the right flank of the temple showing the pilaster on the back wall and three of the remaining columns. The temple was raised on a podium and colonnaded on three sides with an eight columned pronaos looking down on a forum with colonnades and exedra on the two sides.<br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P930Rome: (1820)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P930&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358026583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta di Fianco del PanteonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 595x418 (mm), 23.375x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 610x440 (mm), 24x17.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 736x522 (mm), 29x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P931Rome: (1821)
USD1150.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P931&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-04-05011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta della Colonna AntoninaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 555x442 (mm), 21.875x17.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 570x450 (mm), 22.375x17.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 739x520 (mm), 29.125x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; When the statue on this column was replaced by St. Paul in 1562, the architect reparied the base and when carving the inscription, mistakenly attributed it to Antoninus Pius. It is the Column of Marcus Aurelius his adopted son and successor.<br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P932Rome: (1823)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P932&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358026765.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniAvanzi del Tempio di Marte vendicatoreCopper Engraving, Image Size : 539x430 (mm), 21.25x16.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 545x440 (mm), 21.5x17.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 735x521 (mm), 28.875x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P933Rome: (1820)
USD1150.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P933&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358026537.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniAvanzi del Foro di NervaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 440x350 (mm), 17.25x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 455x360 (mm), 17.875x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x520 (mm), 29.125x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\\\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P934Rome: (1819)
USD750.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P934&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360443497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta di porzione degli avanzi dell Ambulacro del Piano terra ne ColosseoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 446x380 (mm), 17.5x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x390 (mm), 18.125x15.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x520 (mm), 29.125x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P935Rome: (1821)
USD625.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P935&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-04-05007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Pinte NomentanoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 430x548 (mm), 16.875x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 445x555 (mm), 17.5x21.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 555x683 (mm), 21.875x26.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P937Rome: (1822)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P937&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-04-05004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Tempio di VestaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 435x355 (mm), 17.125x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x363 (mm), 18.125x14.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x540 (mm), 29.25x21.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This is the Temple of Vesta, its\' ruins are very complete as compared to many other Roman ruins.<br><br>Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P938Rome: (1820)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P938&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358026287.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Gran Sepotero di Cecilia MetellaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 446x615 (mm), 17.5x24.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x625 (mm), 18.125x24.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x748 (mm), 21.25x29.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P939Rome: (1822)
USD1000.0; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P939&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358021557.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.E. Nesfield,Mont St. MichelLithograph, Image Size : 250x371 (mm), 9.875x14.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 295x425 (mm), 11.625x16.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP941Day and Son(1840)
USD575.0; Views Europe France Others1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P941&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360425705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gilbert StuartWashingtonSteel Engraving, Image Size : 575x455 (mm), 22.625x17.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 670x500 (mm), 26.375x19.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 730x560 (mm), 28.75x22 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP945Philadelphia: George W. Childs(1852)
USD1000.0; Portraits Political1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P945&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-04-05a002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul DelarocheNapoleon Fontaincbleau ? Mars 1814Steel Engraving, Image Size : 440x330 (mm), 17.25x13 (Inches), Platemark Size : 575x440 (mm), 22.625x17.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 660x580 (mm), 26x22.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP946London: P. & D. Colnaghi & Co.(1850)
USD950.0; Portraits Naval & Military1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P946&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-04-05a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HolmsNicolaus I.Crayon Manner, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 305x230 (mm), 12x9 (Inches), Paper Size : 415x294 (mm), 16.375x11.625 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP949Paris: (1838)
USD750.0; Portraits Royalties1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P949&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-04-05a006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Verlag von SchallNapoleonLithograph, Image Size : 385x317 (mm), 15.125x12.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 472x365 (mm), 18.625x14.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, minor scratchesP950Berlin: (1822)
USD700.0; Portraits Naval & Military1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P950&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-04-05a007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. BrownTo His Grace the Duke of Leeds Govenor of the United Turkey Company. This Plate of His Majesty and the Officers of the State receiving the Turkish Ambassador and Suit.Stipple Engraving, Image Size : 425x580 (mm), 16.75x22.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 455x585 (mm), 17.875x23 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good to excellent, margins shaved closelyP953London: (1794)
USD1000.0; Portraits Royalties1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P953&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-04-05a010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gemalt von Eduard EngerthKronung Ihrer Majestaten des Kaisers Franz Joseph I. und der Kaiserin Elizabeth Als Konig und Konigin von UngarnSteel Engraving, Image Size : 540x660 (mm), 21.25x26 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 612x714 (mm), 24.125x28.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The Coronation of Franz Joseph I, King of Austria, at his Coronation as King of Hungary in Budapest. This print has a key to identify all the important persons present in the picture.P956Vienna: (1867)
USD1750.0; Portraits Royalties1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P956&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b5d6911c8e12b24836010fd78dd44202_1359233846.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DahlberghJacobs DahlCopper Engraving, Image Size : 250x570 (mm), 9.875x22.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Excellent, laid down on board.; A superb hand coloured view of a Swedish castle, with elaborate garden designs.P965Sweden: (1680)
USD1000.0; Views Europe Scandinavia1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P965&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360443165.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. FlicherBruxelles la Grand PlaceEtching, Image Size : 240x340 (mm), 9.5x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x345 (mm), 9.875x13.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 365x481 (mm), 14.375x18.875 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP966Brussels: (1920)
USD375.0Views Europe Benelux1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P966&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edmond du SommerardLes Arts au Moyen AgeLithograph, Image Size : 295x440 (mm), 11.625x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 330x460 (mm), 13x18.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 340x533 (mm), 13.375x21 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP967Paris: A. Godard(1840)
USD750.0; Views Europe Italy1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P967&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-07-05001.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonius CanalExpleto a Serenifsimo Duce in Gestatoria sede Magnce...; Die Jovis poftrema Bacchanaliorum... (Venice)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 387x545 (mm), 15.25x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 445x575 (mm), 17.5x22.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x600 (mm), 19.25x23.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A fine 18th Century pair of views of Venice depicting Venician festivals.P968Italy: (1720)
USD2500.0; Views Europe Italy1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P968&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-05-05004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]I. SailmakerDover CastleCopper Engraving, Image Size : 430x585 (mm), 16.875x23 (Inches), Platemark Size : 470x590 (mm), 18.5x23.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x635 (mm), 20.625x25 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP973Paris: John Kip(1724)
USD1500.0; Views Europe England Others1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P973&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358268775.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GarbizzaVue de Paris, No. 3Aquatint, Image Size : 335x470 (mm), 13.125x18.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 430x520 (mm), 16.875x20.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 485x600 (mm), 19.125x23.625 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP983Paris: (1820)
USD1000.0; Views Europe France Paris1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P983&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94a7e9d178277b49f11131de457d327f_1359326825.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CourvoisierVue de Paris No. 13Aquatint, Image Size : 330x465 (mm), 13x18.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 435x530 (mm), 17.125x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 495x605 (mm), 19.5x23.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, tear on the upper margin repaired not affecting the image.P984Paris: (1820)
USD750.0; Views Europe France Paris1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P984&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05039.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. MaroCour du Palis DucalLithograph, Image Size : 170x265 (mm), 6.75x10.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 305x460 (mm), 12x18.125 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP987Paris: (1830)
USD575.0; Views Europe Italy1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P987&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-06-05012.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BouchetteView of the City of MontrealLithograph, Image Size : 180x389 (mm), 7.125x15.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 275x439 (mm), 10.875x17.25 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1025London: Day & Haghe()
USD375.0; Views Canada QuebecnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1025&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-05005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Gould, H.C. RichlerSchoeniclus MagnusLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x560 (mm), 15x22 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1049London: (1851)
USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1049&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360779514.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. KeulemansTockus GriseusLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x275 (mm), 15x10.875 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1050Leidan: (1870)
USD875.0Natural History Birds1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1050&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360779684.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. KeulemansAnthracoceros MalabaricusLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x275 (mm), 15x10.875 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1051Leidan: (1870)
USD875.0Natural History Birds1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1051&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-09-05049.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SavignyH.N. Zoologie Oiseaux Pl 8Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 420x585 (mm), 16.5x23 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x715 (mm), 20.5x28.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; Egyptian Sea BirdsP1052Paris: (1811)
USD1250.0Natural History Birds1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1052&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_574ee76b5ec6d27846bf6570e9339857_1340486742.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SavignyH.N. Zoologie Oiseaux Pl 9Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 455x615 (mm), 17.875x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x715 (mm), 21x28.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1053Paris: (1811)
USD1000.0Natural History Birds1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_574ee76b5ec6d27846bf6570e9339857_1340486795.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SavignyH.N. Zoologie Oiseaux Pl 13Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x425 (mm), 23.25x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 720x545 (mm), 28.375x21.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1054Paris: (1811)
USD1000.0Natural History Birds1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1054&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_574ee76b5ec6d27846bf6570e9339857_1340486843.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SavignyH.N. Zoologie Oiseaux Pl 6Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 585x425 (mm), 23x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 705x540 (mm), 27.75x21.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1055Paris: (1811)
USD1000.0Natural History Birds1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Birds1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD625.0Natural History Birds1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1074&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-09-05026.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geoffroy HilaireH.N. Mammiferes Pl 7 ;1. Belier a Large Queue 2. Moufflon a ManchettesCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x425 (mm), 23.25x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x490 (mm), 27.875x19.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; Egyptian domestic animals.P1075Paris: (1811)
USD1000.0; Natural History Others1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Natural History Flowers1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Natural History Cats1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1090&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-09-05010.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Herbert DickseeWolvesEtching, Image Size : 465x690 (mm), 18.25x27.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 505x720 (mm), 19.875x28.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 575x790 (mm), 22.625x31.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Superb etching of pack of wolves by Herbert Dicksee, the prominent English wildlife artist at the turn of 19th century. The print is tastefully framed in period style framing.P1093(1908)
USD1500.0Natural History Dogs1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; Natural History Marine ShellsnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Natural History Others1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1095&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360779082.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gilbert GaulThrown out on SecondWood Engraving, Image Size : 350x520 (mm), 13.75x20.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x555 (mm), 16.125x21.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1105U.S.: Harper(1887)
USD575.0; Sports Baseball1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Sports Cricket1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0; Sports Horse Racing1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0; America African Americans1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4500.0; Natural History Fruits; Views Europe England Others1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Natural History Birds1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0; Naval British; Naval Others; Military Napoleonic Wars1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Sports Yachting;1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Transportation Trains1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2100.0; Sports Horse Racing1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Music1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Military Others1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Views Europe England LondonnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1191&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/09-12-05011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiTeatro di MarcelloCopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x548 (mm), 15.375x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x555 (mm), 15.875x21.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 452x595 (mm), 17.75x23.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation; Hind 33 (state not found)<br>John Wilton-Ely 157<br><br>From the important series \"Veduta de Roma\"<br>\"The Theater of Marcellus. The building was built by Augustus and dedicated to his nephew Marcellus\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1192Rome: (1757)
USD2750.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1192&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355348960.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiVeduta dell' Arco di Costantino, e dell Anfiteatro Flavio detto il ColosseoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x545 (mm), 15.125x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x555 (mm), 16.125x21.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 450x590 (mm), 17.75x23.25 (Inches), Black & White, Good, 3 marginal tears professional restored, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.; Hind 56 (1st state)<br><br>John Wilton-Ely plate 152<br><br>From the important series "Veduta de Roma"<br>" View of the Arch of Constantine and the Flavian Amphitheater, called the Coleosseum" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1194Rome: (1760)
USD3250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Views Europe Russia1727nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0; Views Europe Russia1727nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD650.0; Views Europe Russia1727nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Caricatures1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1244&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-06015.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MarieschiLe Grand Canal de Venise ayant a droite le Couvent de St. Claire et l\'Eglife des Carmes-dechaus, et a Gauche (Venice)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 286x460 (mm), 11.25x18.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 315x480 (mm), 12.375x18.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 340x490 (mm), 13.375x19.25 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1258Paris: (1740)
USD1250.0; Views Europe Italy1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1258&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-06003.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. H. Colebrooke; Ensign CaldwellN.W. View of NandydroogAquatint, Image Size : 420x555 (mm), 16.5x21.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 430x560 (mm), 16.875x22 (Inches), Paper Size : 460x590 (mm), 18.125x23.25 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor tears mostly at the marginP1259London: B. Pym(1801)
USD875.0; Views Asia India1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1259&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06023.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. BellersA view of the Head of Ulswater toward PatterdaleCopper Engraving, Image Size : 365x520 (mm), 14.375x20.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x540 (mm), 15.75x21.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 450x590 (mm), 17.75x23.25 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1260London: John Boydell(1774)
USD875.0; Views Europe England Others1774nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Views Europe England Others1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0; Views Europe England Others1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1262&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06020.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.E. RoodenburgDe Haarlemmersluis Te AmsterdamEtching, Image Size : 380x535 (mm), 15x21 (Inches), Platemark Size : 415x555 (mm), 16.375x21.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 445x582 (mm), 17.5x22.875 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1263Amsterdam: (1930)
USD1000.0; Views Europe Benelux1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1263&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06019.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph DietzlerProspect des Mases ben dem Dieustadfer. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 350x700 (mm), 13.75x27.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 360x720 (mm), 14.125x28.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins shaved closely; A fine view of central Prague depicting the procession for Maria Theresia\\\\\\\'s coronation.P1266Prague: Carl Franz Rosenmuller(1743)
USD1000.0; Views Europe Czech Republic & Slovakia1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94a7e9d178277b49f11131de457d327f_1359308012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph DietzlerProspect desso genannten Wallischen . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 340x585 (mm), 13.375x23 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 360x615 (mm), 14.125x24.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins shaved closely; A fine view of central Prague depciting the procession for Maria Theresia's coronation.P1271Prague: Carl Franz Rosenmuller(1743)
USD875.0; Views Europe Czech Republic & Slovakia1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1271&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ConeyCathederal Milan N.E. Viewetching, Image Size : 430x540 (mm), 16.875x21.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 450x565 (mm), 17.75x22.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 475x600 (mm), 18.75x23.625 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1273London: Moon Boys and Graves(1830)
USD750.0; Views Europe Italy1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0; Views Europe Italy1831nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06009.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph DietzlerProspect des Blakes. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 340x715 (mm), 13.375x28.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 360x735 (mm), 14.125x28.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins shaved closely; A fine view of central Prague with the famous bridge on the left hand side depciting the procession for Maria Theresia's coronation.P1275Prague: Carl Franz Rosenmuller(1743)
USD1250.0; Views Europe Czech Republic & Slovakia1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1275&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06007.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph DietzlerKonigliche wie auch der konig Obristen Lani = Officier. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 335x585 (mm), 13.125x23 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 365x595 (mm), 14.375x23.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The coronation of Maria Theresa in the Cathedral of St. Vitus. This double-page plate offers a particularly fine view of the interior of the Cathedral and the banquet held in the Hall of Vladislaw.P1276Prague: Carl Franz Rosenmuller(1743)
USD750.0; Views Europe Czech Republic & Slovakia1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1276&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. DayesThis View of Tintern Abbey on the River WyeAquatint, Image Size : 320x430 (mm), 12.625x16.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 360x460 (mm), 14.125x18.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 373x470 (mm), 14.625x18.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Cistercian abbey of Tintern is one of the greatest monastic ruins of Wales. It was only the second Cistercian foundation in Britain, and the first in Wales, and was founded on 9 May 1131 by Walter de Clare, lord of Chepstow. Gradually buildings were added and updated in every century until its dissolution in 1536.P1278London: Jukes and Sarient()
USD750.0; Views Europe WalesnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06005.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.B. CarpenterThe First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation before the CabinetMezzotint, Image Size : 535x825 (mm), 21x32.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 655x885 (mm), 25.75x34.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, short tear repaired professionally and a few minor surface scratches hardly noticeable and laid down on tissue paper for long term preservationP1281New York: B. Carpenter(c.1866)
USD1500.0; Portraits Politicalc.1866nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1281&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-01-06002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RedouteUntitledLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 475x345 (mm), 18.75x13.625 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1283Paris: (1820)
USD1000.0; Natural History Flowers1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1283&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06017.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RedouteAmaryllis Regina / Amaryllis de la ReineLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 525x343 (mm), 20.625x13.5 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1284Paris: (1820)
USD1250.0; Natural History Flowers1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1284&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06016.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RedouteAlbuca Minor / Albuca JaunatreLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 535x355 (mm), 21x14 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1286Paris: (1820)
USD1250.0; Natural History Flowers1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1286&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RedoutePeronia Stricta / Peronie DroiteLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 545x355 (mm), 21.5x14 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1287Paris: (1820)
USD1250.0; Natural History Flowers1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1287&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bruin (Le Brun, Le Bruyn)IspahanCopper Engraving, Image Size : 300x1875 (mm), 11.75x73.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 305x1880 (mm), 12x74 (Inches), Paper Size : 405x1985 (mm), 15.875x78.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A superb large scale panorama of Isfahan from the time when it was the capital of Iran.P1291Paris: (1737)
USD1250.0; Views Asia Iran1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1291&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/08-04-06008.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsMosque El Mooristan, CairoLithograph, Image Size : 490x325 (mm), 19.25x12.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 602x425 (mm), 23.625x16.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1295London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD2000.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-08-06024.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsMosque of Sultan Hassan, from the Great Square of the RameylehLithograph, Image Size : 330x485 (mm), 13x19.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 433x615 (mm), 17x24.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \"on the spot\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \"on his own responsibility\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1296London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD1750.0Views Africa Egypt; Artists David Roberts Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1296&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358264909.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsGeneral View of Esouan and the Island of ElephantineLithograph, Image Size : 340x535 (mm), 13.375x21 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 425x605 (mm), 16.75x23.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \"on the spot\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \"on his own responsibility\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1299London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt; Artists David Roberts Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358267825.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MirianNervaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 100x320 (mm), 3.875x12.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 115x335 (mm), 4.5x13.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 135x400 (mm), 5.25x15.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1304Germany: (1652)
USD750.0Views Europe North Estonia, Latvia1652nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1304&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-08-06004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsGrand Entrance to the Mosque of the Sultan HassanLithograph, Image Size : 485x325 (mm), 19.125x12.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 602x425 (mm), 23.625x16.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1307London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD2500.0Artists David Roberts; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1307&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/Robertsantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsTemple Called El Khasne PetraLithograph, Image Size : 490x340 (mm), 19.25x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x415 (mm), 24x16.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1312London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD1500.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1312&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiCampidoglio antico a cui si ascendeva per circa cento. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 235x355 (mm), 9.25x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : 265x360 (mm), 10.375x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 385x533 (mm), 15.125x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 10<br>no watermark is present<br><br>From the series " Prima Parte di Architetture e Prospettive"<br><br>"This series of plates is the earliest collected works published by Piranesi and is dedicated to the Venetian builder Nicola Giobbe, one of the artis's most importatn early patrons in Rome." (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1313Rome: (1790)
USD900.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8e03518a64cf21fcdd4fb77272ca36e5_1327602013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiReliquiae Porticus OctaviaeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 230x345 (mm), 9x13.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 270x355 (mm), 10.625x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 389x538 (mm), 15.25x21.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 581<br>From the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760's, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also signs of the artist's growing concern with problems of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1314Rome: (1790)
USD900.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1314&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-08-06017.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiReliquiae Basilicae Caii et Lucii A Columnae quae Medianam. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 230x345 (mm), 9x13.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 270x355 (mm), 10.625x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 390x538 (mm), 15.375x21.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 576<br><br>From the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760's, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also signs of the artist's growing concern with problems of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1317Rome: (1790)
USD900.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-08-06031.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta del Ponte d'Elio Adriano. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 365x590 (mm), 14.375x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 395x600 (mm), 15.5x23.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x725 (mm), 20.875x28.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 480<br>A fleur de lis watermark is present but due to the heavy ink it is impossible to tell exactly which one. <br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>"Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustrations in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which hitherto been largely neglected." (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1320Rome: ()
USD3250.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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It belongs to the lat phase of Piranesi\'s career, when a number of works, initiated earlier, were brought to conclusion with considereable studio help.\" (John Wilton Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1321Rome: (1779)
USD3750.0; Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Crafts & Trades1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1325&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-08-06012.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BarkerThe Woodmanstippe engraving, Image Size : 563x385 (mm), 22.125x15.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 640x465 (mm), 25.125x18.25 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor tears around the margin not affecting the image.P1326London: Thomas Macklin(1792)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1326&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358367115.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsView from under the Portico of the Temple of DeneraLithograph, Image Size : 505x350 (mm), 19.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 605x420 (mm), 23.75x16.5 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1336London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
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USD2000.0; Views Europe Spain1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1356&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-07-07008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis OrrView of StrasbourgEtching, Image Size : 635x490 (mm), 25x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 645x495 (mm), 25.375x19.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 760x560 (mm), 29.875x22 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A charming hand drawn pencil sketch of Strasbourg by Orr on the lower left hand corner on the margin.P1357Strasbourg: (1918)
USD1250.0; Views Europe France Others1918nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1357&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-06-06029.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le SagePont Projete pour etre Construit a St. Petersbourg sur la NevaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 240x605 (mm), 9.5x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 360x675 (mm), 14.125x26.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The print depicts the important bridge on Neva in St. . Petersburg built by the renowned French engineer Peronnet. The bridge allowed the safe passage of tall ships.P1360Paris: (1747)
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USD375.0; Views Europe France Paris1918nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0; Views Europe France Paris1918nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0; Views Europe England London1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1368&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42a0a9ecde3bd7c953320e7a8e2870d9_1265050499.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FladinPersepolisLithograph, Image Size : 465x310 (mm), 18.25x12.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 517x345 (mm), 20.375x13.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 630x445 (mm), 24.75x17.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This plate is from" Voyage en Perse de MM. Eugene Flandin"<br>The lithographed plates of Perse moderne are the finest depictions of Persia in the nineteenth centuryP1369Paris: J. Rigo(1850)
USD875.0; Views Asia Iran1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1369&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-06-06016.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FladinMont Bi-SutounLithograph, Image Size : 310x465 (mm), 12.25x18.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 450x630 (mm), 17.75x24.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This plate is from" Voyage en Perse de MM. Eugene Flandin"<br>The lithographed plates of Perse moderne are the finest depictions of Persia in the nineteenth centuryP1375Paris: J. Rigo(1850)
USD875.0; Views Asia Iran1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1375&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/26-06-06006.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DaumierMais si, ma femme, je t'assure que monsieur dessine un paysage…Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 355x270 (mm), 14x10.625 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1379Paris: Aubert(1841)
USD375.0Caricatures1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Caricatures1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1380&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-06-06004.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DaumierCes artistes sont presque tous fous…Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 355x270 (mm), 14x10.625 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1381Paris: Aubert(1841)
USD375.0Caricatures1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1381&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-06-06003.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta dell Interno del Panteon di Marco AgrippaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 500x575 (mm), 19.625x22.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 510x585 (mm), 20.125x23 (Inches), Paper Size : 545x635 (mm), 21.5x25 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1382Rome: (1823)
USD1600.0Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1382&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-07-06011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theo R. DavisWashington City, D.C.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 345x515 (mm), 13.625x20.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x553 (mm), 15.875x21.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.P1383New York: Harpers(1869)
USD675.0Views United States East1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1383&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5d55e0f136596cbf3f86e1ee1de452a1_1320426748.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugine FlandinYezd-I-KastLithograph, Image Size : 295x475 (mm), 11.625x18.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 345x506 (mm), 13.625x19.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This plate is from" Voyage en Perse de MM. Eugene Flandin"<br>The lithographed plates of Perse moderne are the finest depictions of Persia in the nineteenth centuryP1391Paris: J. Rigo(1850)
USD750.0Views Asia Iran1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1391&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06010.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jas McDonoughSan Juan de Nicaragua / Entrance to the Bay of Fonseca, from the Island of Tigre.Lithograph, Image Size : 180x455 (mm), 7.125x17.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 230x475 (mm), 9x18.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation. Small tear in the upper left hand of the upper image, repaired.P1394(1849)
USD575.0; Views Central America1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1394&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-10-06a027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicholas HornyanskyWindy Bay, VancouverAquatint, Image Size : 205x170 (mm), 8.125x6.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 220x180 (mm), 8.625x7.125 (Inches), Printed in Color, Excellent; Nicholas Hornyansky was born in Budapest in 1896. Hornyansky studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and became an accomplished portrait painter, exhibiting in Antwerp and Brussels. He took up etching and landscape painting and returned to Paris to study aquatint printmaking before emigrating to Canada in 1929.<br><br>Hornyansky’s portraiture earned him commissions in London, England and attracted attention in Toronto. He exhibited regularly with and became a member of the Ontario Society of Artists and an Associate Member of the Royal Canadian Academy. He also belonged to the Canadian Society of Graphic Art and the Society of Canadian Painters, Etchers and Engravers.<br><br>Hornyansky made major contributions to the advancement of printmaking in Canada and taught metal plate media at the Ontario College of Arts from 1945 to 1958. He exhibited widely in the United States and internationally and received numerous awards for his work.<br><br>Hornyansky’s works are held in collections including the Royal Ontario Museum, Tom Thomson Memorial (Owen Sound), Sarnia Art Gallery, the Archives and Collections Society, the National Gallery of Canada, the University of Guelph Gallery, the Musée Plantyn in Antwerp, the National Print Collection at the Library of Congress, the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe and the Pennsylvania Museum of Art in Philadelphia.P1417Canada: (1940)
USD675.0; Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia1940nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b063d1382455ada873e44faee0035867_1313252913.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. WhittockA Birds-Eye View of the Town, Harbours Forts of Odessa.Lithograph, Image Size : 285x525 (mm), 11.25x20.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 390x558 (mm), 15.375x22 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good, tear extendeding from the top 4 inchesP1423London: Lloyd Brothers & Co(1854)
USD1250.0; Military Crimea; Views Europe Ukraine1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1423&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta Della Cascata di TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 475x705 (mm), 18.75x27.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x710 (mm), 18.75x27.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x735 (mm), 21x28.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 75 (2nd State)<br>John Wilton-Ely 208<br><br>The watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink<br><br>This plate is from the series Vedute di Roma. \"The 135 plates of the Veduta di Roma, produced individually by Piranesi from the late 1740s until his death some thrity years later, represent almost every phase in his stylistic evolution and reflect his changing intellectual concerns. Throught these particular works, which were spread all over the Continent by means of the Grand Tour, Piranesi was not only to revolutionize the conventional form of the veduta but was to transform the European vision of classical antiquity\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1428Rome: (1765)
USD4500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355415134.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Basilica di S. Giovanni LateranoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 370x540 (mm), 14.5x21.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x545 (mm), 15.375x21.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x730 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 8 (3rd state)<br>John Wilton-Ely 139<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 35 in John Wilton-Ely page 1161 and is date between 1761-1765<br><br>This plate is from the series Vedute di Roma. "The 135 plates of the Veduta di Roma, produced individually by Piranesi from the late 1740s until his death some thrity years later, represent almost every phase in his stylistic evolution and reflect his changing intellectual concerns. Throught these particular works, which were spread all over the Continent by means of the Grand Tour, Piranesi was not only to revolutionize the conventional form of the veduta but was to transform the European vision of classical antiquity" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1429Rome: (1749)
USD4250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1429&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell' Esterno della gran Basilica di S. Pietro in Vaticano.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 380x605 (mm), 15x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x610 (mm), 15.75x24 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x730 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 5 (4th State)<br>John Wilton-Ely 153<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 60 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1169 and is dated mid to late 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series Vedute di Roma. "The 135 plates of the Veduta di Roma, produced individually by Piranesi from the late 1740s until his death some thrity years later, represent almost every phase in his stylistic evolution and reflect his changing intellectual concerns. Throught these particular works, which were spread all over the Continent by means of the Grand Tour, Piranesi was not only to revolutionize the conventional form of the veduta but was to transform the European vision of classical antiquity" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1430Rome: (c. 1785)
USD3250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;Architectural Churches;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta del Ponte Molle sul Tevere due miglia lontan da Roma.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 440x675 (mm), 17.25x26.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 445x680 (mm), 17.5x26.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x730 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 64 (1st state)<br>John Wilton-Ely 197<br><br><br>The watermark is number 35 in John Wilton-Ely page 1161 and is dated between 1761 to the mid 1760's<br><br>This plate is from the series Vedute di Roma. "The 135 plates of the Veduta di Roma, produced individually by Piranesi from the late 1740s until his death some thrity years later, represent almost every phase in his stylistic evolution and reflect his changing intellectual concerns. Throught these particular works, which were spread all over the Continent by means of the Grand Tour, Piranesi was not only to revolutionize the conventional form of the veduta but was to transform the European vision of classical antiquity" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1431Rome: (1762)
USD4400.0Architectural Bridges; Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1431&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAll' Amicizia dell' Illmo. Sig. Abbte D. Pietro Grant (Cenerario antico di marmo, che si vede…)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x385 (mm), 20.625x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x530 (mm), 29.25x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The watermark is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely page 1171 and it dated in the 1790s<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1432Rome: (1790)
USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1432&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Signore Egidio Earle Cavaliere Inglese (Profilo di una Nave antica di marmo. . .)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 660x415 (mm), 26x16.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x535 (mm), 29.125x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 1000<br><br>The watermark is number 59 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1169 and is dated from the 1770s to the 1790s.<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1433Rome: (1777)
USD2500.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1433&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl. Sig. Gugliemo Beckford (Vaso antico di marmo ch\'e ornato)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 520x385 (mm), 20.5x15.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Watermark is indistinguishable due to the intensity of the ink<br><br>This plate is the from the series \"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1434Rome: (1790)
USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1434&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360172226.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Signor Carlo Morris Cavaliere IngleseCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 650x415 (mm), 25.625x16.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; <br>The watermark on this plate is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is dated in the 1790's<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1435Rome: (1790)
USD3000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1435&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06048.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sua Eccellenza Monsig. D. Giovambatista Rezzonico. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 26.75x17.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 680x435 (mm), 26.75x17.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x530 (mm), 29.25x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton Ely 936<br>The watermark on this plate is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is dated in the 1790's<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1436Rome: (1790)
USD3500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1436&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06042.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Signor Guglielmo Constable Cavaliere (Vaso cinerario du gran mole)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x380 (mm), 20.625x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The watermark that appears is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is dated in the 1790's<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1438Rome: (1790)
USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1438&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAltra veduta in prospettiva dell' altro Candelabro anticoCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 645x410 (mm), 25.375x16.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The watermark that appears is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is dated in the 1790's<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1439Rome: (1790)
USD3000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1439&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06049.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Nobile Uomo il Sig. Giambattista Collicola (Vaso antico di Basalte ritrovato in piu)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x450 (mm), 23.25x17.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 715x530 (mm), 28.125x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The watermark that appears is number 59 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1169 and is dated between the 1770s to 1790's<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1440Rome: (1777)
USD3000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06051.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sua Eccellenza Monsig. D. Giovambatista Rezzonico. (Altro Candelabro antico de' due posseduti)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 680x425 (mm), 26.75x16.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 690x435 (mm), 27.125x17.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 935<br><br>The watermark that appears is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is dated in the 1790's<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1441Rome: (1790)
USD3500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1441&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0c465e54105f8c6edee71ceefdf778a5_1281039688.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Signor Carlo Morris Cavaliere Inglese (Veduta in Prospettiva dell' altro)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 685x350 (mm), 27x13.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 735x530 (mm), 28.875x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 996<br><br>The watermark that appears is number 12 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1155 and is dated between the 1780s and 1790's<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1442Rome: (1785)
USD3000.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1442&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06045.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sua Eccellenza il Sig. General Schouvaloff. (Vaso antico di marmo di gran mole)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x535 (mm), 29.125x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Watermark is indistinguishable due to heavy ink<br><br>This plate is the from the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne. . .)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1444Rome: (1790)
USD3000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1444&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06047.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Suo Carissimo Amico il Sig. Giovanni Laffanij (Candelabro antico di marmo di gran mole ritrovato negli. . .)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 630x415 (mm), 24.75x16.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series \"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1445Rome: (1790)
USD3000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1445&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360171028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Signor Carlo Morris Cavaliere IngleseCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 670x430 (mm), 26.375x16.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x530 (mm), 29.25x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 995<br><br>The watermark is number 12 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1154 and is dated between the late 1780's to the 1790's<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1447Rome: (1785)
USD3000.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1447&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sig. Giovanni Peachey amatore delle belle (Sileni numero quattro antichi di marmo)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x380 (mm), 20.625x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x535 (mm), 29.125x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Watermark is indistinguishabe due to the heavy ink<br><br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1448Rome: (1790)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1448&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06037.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta in Prospettiva per angolo di un ant. Vaso di Marmo (59)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 730x465 (mm), 28.75x18.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 760x530 (mm), 29.875x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 942<br><br>The warkmark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1449Rome: (1777)
USD3500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1449&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06052.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta in Prospettiva per angolo di un Vaso antico di Marmo con suo Piedestallo (58)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 715x490 (mm), 28.125x19.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 943<br><br>The watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1450Rome: (1777)
USD3500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1450&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. BirchView of the Water Gap and Columbia Glass works River Delaware.Aquatint, Image Size : 325x495 (mm), 12.75x19.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x545 (mm), 15.75x21.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, some minor restorations and laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP1451US: (1820)
USD1000.0Views United States East1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1451&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-12-06028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.V. SchleyAncien Mexico. | Oud MexicoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 180x280 (mm), 7.125x11 (Inches), Platemark Size : 205x290 (mm), 8.125x11.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 250x340 (mm), 9.875x13.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1453Paris: (1760)
USD375.0Views Central America1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1453&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAltro spaccato per longo della stessa bottega, ove si vedono fra le aperture…Copper Engraving, Image Size : 210x320 (mm), 8.25x12.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 240x325 (mm), 9.5x12.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x530 (mm), 15x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 875<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 57 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1168 and is dated between the mid 1770s to the 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1455Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Egyptian1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1455&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiTwo ChimneypiecesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 375x245 (mm), 14.75x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 380x250 (mm), 15x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 527x375 (mm), 20.75x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 827<br><br>No watermark is present<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Diverse Maniere d\'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall\' architettura Egizia…\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1456Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1456&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360430825.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sedan Chair, a Coach, A Commode, A Side Table and Two ClocksCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 380x250 (mm), 15x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 881<br><br>There are two watermark present numbers 43 and 57 on pages 1164 and 1168 and are dated between the 1770s and 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1457Rome: (1777)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1457&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06042.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypiece: Frieze of confronted dolphins on the lintelCopper Engraving, Image Size : 240x380 (mm), 9.5x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 245x385 (mm), 9.625x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x530 (mm), 15x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 856<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1458Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1458&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06039.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypeice: Head of Medusa between two centaurs on the lintel.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 245x380 (mm), 9.625x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x385 (mm), 9.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x530 (mm), 15x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 857<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1459Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1459&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06038.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypeice: Lintel Embellished by two undulating serpents with small masks in each coil.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 245x380 (mm), 9.625x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x385 (mm), 9.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 385x530 (mm), 15.125x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 858<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1460Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1460&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06037.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypeice in the Egyptian Style: Groups of Three Crouching Figures on each JambCopper Engraving, Image Size : 240x375 (mm), 9.5x14.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 245x380 (mm), 9.625x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 390x530 (mm), 15.375x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 865<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1461Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypiece: Frieze of putti riding marine creatures on lintel.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 235x385 (mm), 9.25x15.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 245x385 (mm), 9.625x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 390x530 (mm), 15.375x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 860<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1462Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1462&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypiece: Head of Medusa between two Satyr heads on lintel.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 240x375 (mm), 9.5x14.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 245x385 (mm), 9.625x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 390x530 (mm), 15.375x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 861<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1463Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1463&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypiece: Bucranium between cameos on lintel relief and caryatids on the jambsCopper Engraving, Image Size : 240x375 (mm), 9.5x14.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x380 (mm), 9.875x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x530 (mm), 15x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 862<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1464Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1464&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiSpaccato della bottega ad uso di caffe detta degl'Inglesi situata in piazza di Spagna…Copper Engraving, Image Size : 210x275 (mm), 8.25x10.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 240x280 (mm), 9.5x11 (Inches), Paper Size : 375x530 (mm), 14.75x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 874<br><br>No watermark is present<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1465Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Egyptian1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1465&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypiece: Cornucopias flanking foliate decoration at the center of the lintel with sphinxes at either endCopper Engraving, Image Size : 240x370 (mm), 9.5x14.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x380 (mm), 9.875x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 375x530 (mm), 14.75x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 853<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1466Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1466&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiChimneypiece: Two medallions at the center of the lintel, one with and emperor's head and the other with a triumphal chariot.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 190x320 (mm), 7.5x12.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 195x325 (mm), 7.625x12.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x530 (mm), 15x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 852<br><br>the watermark that is present is number 35 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1161 and is dated between 1761 and the mid 1760s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1467Rome: (1763)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1467&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiCapitello che si vede nel palazzo MassimiCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x235 (mm), 15x9.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x245 (mm), 15.375x9.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x370 (mm), 20.875x14.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely pg 1087<br><br>The watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P1468Rome: (1790)
USD1500.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Columns1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1468&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiTre Frammenti trovati nella Villa Adriana in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 375x235 (mm), 14.75x9.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x245 (mm), 15.125x9.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x370 (mm), 20.875x14.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely page 1088<br><br>The watermark is number 59 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1169 and is dated from the mid 1770s to 1790s<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P1469Rome: (1790)
USD975.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Columns1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiIn Inghilterra presso l'Ill Sig. Jane Sijnnot Dama IngleseCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x260 (mm), 15.375x10.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x370 (mm), 20.875x14.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 954<br><br>Watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1470Rome: (1777)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1470&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDedicato a Sua Eccellenza Milord Fortrose Peritissimo. . .(Vaso antico di terra cotta, che si vede. . .)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x255 (mm), 15.375x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x370 (mm), 20.875x14.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 953<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is dated in the 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1472Rome: (1790)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1472&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPortici tirati dintorno ad un Foro con palazzo regioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 140x205 (mm), 5.5x8.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 160x215 (mm), 6.25x8.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 266x380 (mm), 10.5x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 48<br><br>The watermark is a fleur-de-lis but which one precisely is unknown due to the heavy ink. <br><br>This print is from the series "Opere Varie di Architettura, prospettive, grotteschi, antichita; inventate, ed incise da Giambattista Piranesi Architetto Veneziano"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1473Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1473&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiGrand'Urna di Profido co' sui coperchio, dentro la quale credesi, che dia stato collocato il corpo di Constanza.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 445x650 (mm), 17.5x25.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.25x25.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x750 (mm), 20.875x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 381<br><br>There is no watermark present<br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1478Rome: ()
USD1750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06055.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 43, Altra veduta laterale del vaso, che si vede nella Villa… (Al Sig. Guglielmo Uyse Cavaliere Inglese amatore e seguace delle belle\\\"Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 928<br><br>There are two watermarks present numbers 59 and 64 in John Wilton-Ely on pages 1169 and 1171 and are dated between 1770s and 1790s<br><br>From the series \\\"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi\\\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \\\"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\\\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\\\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\\\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\\\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1479Rome: (1790)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1479&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360430611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 37, Vaso antico di marmo di gran mole, che si rende… (Al Signor Cavalier Giovanni Cuthbert amatore delle belle arti)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 520x380 (mm), 20.5x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 922<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 75 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1174 and is dated in the early 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1480Rome: (1792)
USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1480&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299598918.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 28 All' Illustrissima Signora Maria Udnij Dama IngleseCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 520x385 (mm), 20.5x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 735x530 (mm), 28.875x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 913<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is date in the 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1481Rome: (1790)
USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1481&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06051.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 31, Altare antico di marmo ritrovato fra le macerie della Villa Adriana nel sito detto Pantanello. (Al Signor Tommaso Barrett Cavaliere Inglese)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x380 (mm), 20.625x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 916<br><br>There are two watermarks present numbers 59 and 64 in John Wilton-Ely on pages 1169 and 1171 and are dated between 1770s and 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1482Rome: (1790)
USD2000.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1482&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06049.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVaso antico di marmo che si vede nella Galleria del Palazzo Farnese. . . (Dedicato all' Illma. Signora Harriot Walter. J.)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x390 (mm), 20.625x15.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x520 (mm), 29.125x20.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 908<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 75 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1174 and is dated in the early 1790s.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1483Rome: (1790)
USD2750.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1483&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06050.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 45 Vasi antichi di marmo eccellentemente scolpiti, si vedono in Inghilterra prefso il Sig Cavalier Townley Trasportativi nell anno 1768 ( All' Illmo Sig. Francesco Conte de Bressac)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 485x380 (mm), 19.125x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 535x390 (mm), 21x15.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton Ely plate 930<br><br>There are two watermarks present numbers 59 and 64 in John Wilton-Ely on pages 1169 and 1171 and are dated between 1770s and 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1484Rome: (1790)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1484&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06048.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 46 Vaso antico also palmi 4. onc. 7. che si vede nel Museo dell' autore. (Al Signor Tomasso Palmer Cavaliere Inglese)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 520x380 (mm), 20.5x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 740x530 (mm), 29.125x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The watermark is 64 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1171 and is dated in the 1790s.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1485Rome: (1790)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1485&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06047.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranseiVasi Antichi di marmo eccellentemente scolpiti, si vedono in Inghilterra presso il. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 480x380 (mm), 18.875x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 560x385 (mm), 22x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 720x530 (mm), 28.375x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 930<br><br>An early state before the dedication<br><br>The watermark is on the upper portion of the print but is indistinguishable.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1486Rome: (1777)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1486&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPiedistallo che si vede in Inghilterra presso Sua Eccellenza Milord Exeter...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 520x385 (mm), 20.5x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 725x530 (mm), 28.5x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 931<br>Early state before dedication<br><br>The watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series \"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1487Rome: (1777)
USD2750.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1487&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360171790.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiMonumento antico che si presso il Sig. Giorgio Aufrere. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 560x385 (mm), 22x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 715x530 (mm), 28.125x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 934<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 36 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1162 and is dated between 1760 and 1780.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1488Rome: (1777)
USD2250.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1488&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAll' Illustrissima Signora Maria Udny Dama Inglese.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 525x385 (mm), 20.625x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x530 (mm), 27.875x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 913<br><br>The watermark that is present is a fleur-de-lis but precisely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1489Rome: (1777)
USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1489&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06043.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell\'Arco di TitoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 130x195 (mm), 5.125x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x200 (mm), 5.25x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 265x380 (mm), 10.375x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 344<br><br>There is no watermark present.<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1490Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1490&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360435476.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiFig II Avanzo del Teatro Neroniano domestic sul Palatino. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 130x195 (mm), 5.125x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x200 (mm), 5.25x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 270x385 (mm), 10.625x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely Plate 345<br><br>The watermark is a Fleur-de-Lis but which one precisly is indistinguishable.<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1491Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1491&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360795939.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA e B Veduta degli Avanzi delle Case de Cesari sul Palatino. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 135x280 (mm), 5.25x11 (Inches), Platemark Size : 150x285 (mm), 5.875x11.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 280x380 (mm), 11x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 346<br><br>There is no watermark present<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1492Rome: (1777)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1492&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360442864.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAvanzi degli archi che dal monte celio conducevano l'acqua. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 130x200 (mm), 5.125x7.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x200 (mm), 5.25x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 255x385 (mm), 10x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 347<br><br>There is no watermark present<br><br>This plate is from the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1493Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1493&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAppartenenze d\'antiche terme con scale che conducono alla palestra, e al teatroCopper Engraving, Image Size : 145x205 (mm), 5.75x8.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 160x215 (mm), 6.25x8.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 295x375 (mm), 11.625x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely Plate 47<br><br>There is present in the companion print \"Veduta d\'uno de\' circhi antichi con altri monumenti al dintorno\" and is number 57 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1168 and is dated between 1770s and 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Opere Varie di Architettura, Prospettive, Grotteschi, Antichita\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1494Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1494&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360795865.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta d'uno de'circhi antichi con altri monumenti al dintorno.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 120x195 (mm), 4.75x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x195 (mm), 5.125x7.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 235x375 (mm), 9.25x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 46 [747]<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 57 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1168 and is date between the 1770s to 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Opere Varie" and "Lettere di Giustifcazione"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1495Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1495&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiIngresso d'un antico ginnasioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 140x210 (mm), 5.5x8.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 150x215 (mm), 5.875x8.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 255x380 (mm), 10x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 46<br><br>The watermark is a fleur-di-lis but is precisely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink<br><br>This plate is from the series "Opere Varie"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1497Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1497&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPonte TrionfaleCopper Engraving, Image Size : 140x210 (mm), 5.5x8.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 155x215 (mm), 6.125x8.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 295x380 (mm), 11.625x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 745<br><br>The watermark is present on the companion print "Braccio di citta pensile, e navigata al di sotto" but is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>this plate is from the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1498Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1498&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiBraccio di citta pensile, e navigata al di sottoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 130x195 (mm), 5.125x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 140x200 (mm), 5.5x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 235x380 (mm), 9.25x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 49 [748]<br><br>The watermark is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink<br><br>this plate is from the series "Lettere di Giustifiacazione" and "Opere Varie"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1499Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1499&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAvanzo del Tempio di Castore e Polluce.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 120x193 (mm), 4.75x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x195 (mm), 5.125x7.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 265x385 (mm), 10.375x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 342<br><br>The watermark is on the companion print entitled \"Veduta degli avanzi appartenenti alla Casa Aurea di Nerone\" and is a fleur-de-lis but one is unable to determine precisely which version of the watermark it is.<br><br>From the series \"Le Antichita Romane\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1500Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360435194.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta degli avanzi appartenenti alla Casa Aurea di NeroneCopper Engraving, Image Size : 100x265 (mm), 3.875x10.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 105x275 (mm), 4.125x10.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 265x380 (mm), 10.375x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 343<br><br>The watermark that is present is a fleur-de-lis but one is unable to determine precisely what version it is.<br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1501Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1501&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06018.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAvanzo del Tempio della ConcordiaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 140x205 (mm), 5.5x8.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 145x210 (mm), 5.75x8.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 265x385 (mm), 10.375x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 340<br><br>Watermark is present but is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink<br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1502Rome: (1777)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1502&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAvanzo del Pronao del Tempio di Giove TonateCopper Engraving, Image Size : 120x197 (mm), 4.75x7.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x200 (mm), 5.25x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 270x385 (mm), 10.625x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 341<br><br>The watermark in on the companion print entitled "Avanzo del Tempio della Concordia" but is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1503Rome: (1777)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1503&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduti degli avanzi dell' Anfiteatro Falvio dalla parte internaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x270 (mm), 4.875x10.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 140x270 (mm), 5.5x10.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 275x385 (mm), 10.875x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 351<br><br>The watermark is a fleur-de-lis but one is unable to determine which version due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1505Rome: (1777)
USD875.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1505&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell\' avanzo del Peristilo della Casa Neroniana.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 125x200 (mm), 4.875x7.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x200 (mm), 5.25x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 260x380 (mm), 10.25x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 348<br><br>The watermark is a fleur-de-lis but one is unable to determine which version due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series \"Le Antichita Romane\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1506Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1506&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360442736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell' Arco di Costantino MagnoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 120x195 (mm), 4.75x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x200 (mm), 5.125x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 295x385 (mm), 11.625x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 349<br><br>The watermark is a fleur-de-lis on the companion print that is entitled "Veduta dell' avanzo del Peristilo della Casa Neroniana." but one is unable to determine which version due to the heavy ink. <br><br>From the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1507Rome: (1777)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1507&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiFragments of two friezes, one from Trajan's Forum and the other with various pieces of relief.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 410x625 (mm), 16.125x24.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x735 (mm), 20.875x28.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 946<br><br>The watermark is a fleur-de-lis but is indistinguishable due to the heavy ink.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1508Rome: (1790)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1508&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06056.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sua Eccellenza Miledi Maria FoxCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 720x530 (mm), 28.375x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 937<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 36 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1162 and is dated between the 1760s and 1780s.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1509Rome: (1770)
USD3000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1509&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-07010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B PiranesiAl Signor Roberto Udnij Cavaliere Inglese (Vaso antico di marmo che si vede nel Museo Capitolino also palmi)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 715x530 (mm), 28.125x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 933<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 39 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1163 and is dated between the 1760s and 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1510Rome: (1777)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1510&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-07009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sua Eccellenza il Sig. Principe D. (Candelabro antico di marmo, che si vede nel Museo)Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 660x415 (mm), 26x16.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 745x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 912<br><br>No watermark is present.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1511Rome: (1777)
USD2750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1511&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_22e144e7fee130fb3d625272a866d6da_1296687162.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista PiranesiThe Sawhorse (Plate XII from Carceri)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 405x550 (mm), 15.875x21.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x555 (mm), 16.125x21.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x730 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Laid on thick 18th century Roman paper; Hind 12 (according to Hind 2nd State)<br>Robinson 38 (5th State according to Robinson)<br>John Wilton-Ely 37<br><br>The watermark is 75 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1174 and is dated in the 1790s<br><br>From the series \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Carceri d\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'invenzione\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"<br><br>The first dateable appearance of this celebrated series was in 1750. It is likely, however, that these plates had been published previously. The style of etching suggests a date closer to Piranesi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s third Venetian period, c. 1745. In 1760 Piranesi was to reissue these plates as the Caceri d\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'invenzione, with his name now on the title page. In many instances the original plates were heavily reworked with stronger tonal contrasts, more architecturally defined settings and more explicit imagery. (Wilton-Ely, p.48) <br><br>Reference: John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1513Rome: (c. 1770)
USD7500.0Artists Piranesi (Carceri)c. 1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355417975.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiVue de L\'Entrée de la Ville de Pompeia, avec les fabriques qui existent en dehors de la Porte.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 530x770 (mm), 20.875x30.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 570x780 (mm), 22.375x30.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 615x840 (mm), 24.25x33 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This plate is from the book \"Antiquites de la Grand Grece. . .\" which was published in Paris in 1804.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) <br>(John Wilton-Ely)P1514Paris: (1804)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1514&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360170620.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPlate 66 Al Sig. Cavaliere Enrico Blundell. . ./Dedicato a Sua Eccellenza Milord Fortrose . . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 385x520 (mm), 15.125x20.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x740 (mm), 20.875x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 951 and 952<br><br>Two watermarks are present numbers 59 and 64 in John Wilton-Ely on pages 1169 and 1171, and are dated between the 1770s and 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1516Rome: (1777)
USD2000.0Artists Piranesi (Vasi);Architectural Vases;1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1516&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299599111.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiThree clocks, two chairs and a candlestickCopper Engraving, Image Size : 375x245 (mm), 14.75x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x250 (mm), 15.125x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x390 (mm), 20.875x15.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 887<br><br>No watermark is present<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1517Rome: (1777)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-07004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiMiscellaneous furniture including three clocks and a console tableCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 380x250 (mm), 15x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 886<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 57 from John Wilton-Ely on page 1168 and is dated between the 1770s to 1790s.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1518Rome: (1777)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1518&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-07003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiScuola antica architettata all' Egiziana e alla Greca.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 150x210 (mm), 5.875x8.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 155x210 (mm), 6.125x8.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 265x380 (mm), 10.375x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 49<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 57 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1168 and is dated between the 1770s and the 1790s.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Opere Varie di Architettura, Prospettive, Grotteschi, Antichita"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1519Rome: (1777)
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/28-12-06006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta di Campo VaccinoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x545 (mm), 15.125x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x550 (mm), 16.125x21.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 450x590 (mm), 17.75x23.25 (Inches), Black & White, Good, a few marginal tears professionally repaired, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.; Hind 40 (1st state) <br><br>John Wilton-Ely plate 148<br><br>The print is from the series "Veduta di Roma"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1520Rome: (1775)
USD2800.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/16-01-07006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. GrahamHong KongSteel Engraving, Image Size : 110x165 (mm), 4.375x6.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 215x293 (mm), 8.5x11.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1522London: The London Printing and Publishing Company(1840)
USD375.0; Views Asia China1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1522&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-07005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Harry FennFairmount, PhiladelphiaWood Engraving, Image Size : 215x710 (mm), 8.5x27.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 255x755 (mm), 10x29.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, lower margin has been extended, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.P1527New York: D. Appleton & Co.(1860)
USD635.0Views United States East1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/20-01-07a038.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.R. WaudA view on the Hudson RiverWood Engraving, Image Size : 215x710 (mm), 8.5x27.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 255x755 (mm), 10x29.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, lower margin has been extended, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.P1528New York: D. Appleton & Co.(1869)
USD475.0Views United States East1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1528&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299599062.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theodor R. DavisSaratoga Springs and Vicinity - Scene of the Inter-Collegiate RegattaWood Engraving, Image Size : 445x730 (mm), 17.5x28.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 545x760 (mm), 21.5x29.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP1535US: Harper's Weekly(1874)
USD575.0Views United States East; Sports Rowing;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1535&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/17-03-07028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LecomteVue du JourdainLithograph, Image Size : 270x420 (mm), 10.625x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x455 (mm), 13.00x17.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A scenic and decorative view of the banks of the River JordanP1537Paris: (c. 1830)
USD575.0Views Asia Holy Land, Lebanon, Palestine & Syriac. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1537&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_bd08d5fb558e70638063a1d023e029a6_1349899524.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard BuffetPiano playing MonkeyLithograph, Image Size : 680x465 (mm), 26.75x18.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 720x505 (mm), 28.375x19.875 (Inches), Printed in Color, ExcellentP1540Paris: ()
USD1250.020th Century Art, ModernnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1540&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_54095203e31896e7234b66c3681aada8_1359151043.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LwarbreekEdinburgh from above Stewarth MonumentLithograph, Image Size : 299x420 (mm), 11.75x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 340x445 (mm), 13.375x17.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very goodP1544Scotland: (1837)
USD750.0; Views Europe Scotland1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1544&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94a7e9d178277b49f11131de457d327f_1359327009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LwarbreekNorth Bridge EdinburghLithograph, Image Size : 302x456 (mm), 11.875x18 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 334x427 (mm), 13.125x16.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very goodP1545Scotland: (1837)
USD750.0; Views Europe Scotland1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1545&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/Edin2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Gran Curia InnocenzianaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x610 (mm), 15x24 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x615 (mm), 15.875x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x747 (mm), 21x29.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Hind 23 (2nd State, First Paris Edition)<br>John Wilton Ely 176<br><br>The watermarks that are present are numbers 88 and 89 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1180 and are dated between 1800 to 1809<br><br>From the important series "Veduta de Roma"<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1546Paris: (1752)
USD3500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-05-07007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PrianesiVeduta del Palazzo Stopani Architettura di RafaeleCopper Engraving, Image Size : 410x660 (mm), 16.125x26 (Inches), Platemark Size : 420x670 (mm), 16.5x26.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x750 (mm), 21x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Hind 128 (1st State, First Paris Edition)<br>John Wilton-Ely 261<br>The watermarks that is present is number 88 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1180 and is dated between 1800 to 1809<br><br>From the important series "Veduta de Roma"<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1547Paris: (c. 1801)
USD3500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;c. 1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-05-07006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell' Esterno della Gran Basilica di P. Pietro in Vaticano.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 380x600 (mm), 15x23.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x605 (mm), 15.75x23.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x750 (mm), 21x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 5 (5th State, First Paris Edition)<br>John Wilton-Ely 153<br>The watermarks that is present is number 78 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1175 and is dated between 1800 to 1809<br><br>From the important series "Veduta de Roma"<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1548Paris: (1748)
USD2500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-05-07005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Basilica di S. Lorenzo fuor delle muraCopper Engraving, Image Size : 375x660 (mm), 14.75x26 (Inches), Platemark Size : 380x665 (mm), 15x26.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x750 (mm), 21x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 12 (3rd State, First Paris Edition)<br>John Wilton-Ely 186<br><br>The watermarks that is present is difficult to determine due to the heavy ink<br><br>From the important series \"Veduta de Roma\"<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1549Paris: (1750)
USD3500.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Others1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1549&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355350098.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Basilica di S. Paolo Fuor delle muraCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x615 (mm), 15x24.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x620 (mm), 15.875x24.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x750 (mm), 21x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Tear along the lower margin enters 1/2 an inch into the image, otherwise a very good copy.; Hind 6 (5th State, First Paris Edition)<br>John Wilton-Ely 172<br><br>The watermarks that is present is number 78 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1175 and is dated between 1800 to 1809<br><br>From the important series \"Veduta de Roma\"<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1550Paris: (1801)
USD2500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1550&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355350009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Facciata della Basilica di S. Croce in GerusalemmeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x615 (mm), 15x24.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x620 (mm), 15.875x24.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x750 (mm), 21x29.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Hind 11 (4th State, First Paris Edition)<br>John Wilton-Ely 173<br><br>The watermarks that is present is difficult to determine due to the heavy ink<br><br>From the important series "Veduta de Roma"<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1551Paris: (1750)
USD3000.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1551&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-05-07002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta sul Monte Quirinale del Palazzo dell\' Eccellentissima Casa Barberim Architettura del Car. BerninoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 375x605 (mm), 14.75x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x615 (mm), 15.875x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x725 (mm), 21x28.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 25 (2nd State)<br>John Wilton-Ely 188<br><br>The watermarks that is present is a fleur-de-lis but precisely which one is difficult to determine due to the heavy ink<br><br>From the important series \"Veduta de Roma\"<br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1552Rome: (1749)
USD4500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1552&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355350635.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Munster, SebastianLisbona.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 220x360 (mm), 8.625x14.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 370x440 (mm), 14.5x17.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1555Basle: (1628)
USD1000.0; Views Europe Portugal1628nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-07-07009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Than MFerencz JozsefSteel Engraving, Image Size : 470x300 (mm), 18.5x11.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 595x400 (mm), 23.375x15.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1564(1865)
USD1250.0; Portraits Royalties1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1564&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Oswald W. BrierlyThe Attack of the "Vanguard" (Commanded by Sir Wm. Winter) on the Spanish Armada, August 8th 1588Steel Engraving, Image Size : 460x830 (mm), 18.125x32.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 545x880 (mm), 21.5x34.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1571London: Art Union(1883)
USD2750.0; Naval British1883nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_20773f2c50378edb2f9a875cdbd2eb00_1259958961.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsSite of PetraLithograph, Image Size : 360x520 (mm), 14.125x20.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 415x590 (mm), 16.375x23.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1572London: Moon, F.G.(1842)
USD1500.0Artists David Roberts Holy Land1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1572&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. HaleMadcieLithograph, Image Size : 410x535 (mm), 16.125x21 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x715 (mm), 22x28.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A handsome American yachting scene.P1573US & France: R.F. Loper(1880)
USD1500.0Sports Yachting;1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1573&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ba19fe61405be3ebc57f418f6a33c0ae_1298318723.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles VernierLa lecon chez cellariusLithograph, Image Size : 220x170 (mm), 8.625x6.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 295x230 (mm), 11.625x9 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1574Paris: (1850)
USD375.0Caricatures;; Music1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1574&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RigaultLudovico Magno (Louis XIV)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 575x440 (mm), 22.625x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 590x450 (mm), 23.25x17.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins shaved closely, a superb sharp impression.; F-D 2326P1577Paris: (1705)
USD1500.0; Portraits Royalties1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1577&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a106.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RigaudLudovicus XV Franciae et Navarrae Rex Christianissimus (Louis XV)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 455x335 (mm), 17.875x13.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x340 (mm), 18.125x13.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 485x360 (mm), 19.125x14.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, a superb sharp impression; F-D 59 Second State of twoP1578Paris: (1705)
USD1000.0; Portraits Royalties1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1578&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a107.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hyacinthe RigaudLouis Alexandre de Bourbon Comte de Toulouze Amiral de FranceCopper Engraving, Image Size : 460x375 (mm), 18.125x14.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 470x380 (mm), 18.5x15 (Inches), Paper Size : 505x410 (mm), 19.875x16.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent, a superb sharp impression; F-D 64 First state of twoP1579Paris: (1705)
USD1000.0; Portraits Royalties1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1579&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a108.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hyacinthe RigaudLouis Dauphin de FranceCopper Engraving, Image Size : 455x340 (mm), 17.875x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 510x345 (mm), 20.125x13.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x350 (mm), 20.5x13.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, a superb sharp impression; F-D 56 second state of threeP1580Paris: (1705)
USD1000.0; Portraits Royalties1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1580&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a109.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta degli avanzi del Castro Pretorio nella Villa Adriana a TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 365x650 (mm), 14.375x25.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 370x660 (mm), 14.5x26 (Inches), Paper Size : 550x760 (mm), 21.625x29.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, two marginal tears repaired not affecting the plate, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; Hind 94<br>John Wilton-Ely 227<br>This is the second state of the print<br>No watermark is present<br>From the series Veduta di Roma<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1582Rome: (c. 1785)
USD1500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1582&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiRovine di uno degli alloggiamenti de Soldati presso ad una delle eminenti fabbriche di Adriano nella sua Villa in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 445x635 (mm), 17.5x25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 455x645 (mm), 17.875x25.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x740 (mm), 21x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Hind 113<br>John Wilton-Ely 246<br>The watermark that is present is number 59 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1169 and is dated between the mid 1770s and 1790s.<br><br>From the series \\\"Veduta di Roma\\\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \\\"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\\\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\\\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1584Rome: (1774)
USD3250.0Architectural Others;Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;1774nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1584&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355349678.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiFurniture including a side table designed for Cardinal RecconicoCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 445x255 (mm), 17.5x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x390 (mm), 20.875x15.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 884<br>The watermark that is present is the double circle fleur-de-lis but presicely which one is unknown due to the heavy impression. All double circle fleur-de-lis are dated between the 1770s and 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1585Rome: (1770)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1585&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiThree clocks and three candlesticksCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x245 (mm), 15.125x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x250 (mm), 15.375x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x390 (mm), 20.875x15.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 877<br>The watermark that is present is the double circle fleur-de-lis numbered 43 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1164 and is dated from the mid 1770s to 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1586Rome: (1775)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1586&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-07-07a027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiCommode with a clock flanked by vasesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x250 (mm), 15.125x9.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x250 (mm), 15.125x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x390 (mm), 20.875x15.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 876<br>The watermark that is present is the double circle fleur-de-lis numbered 57 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1168 and is dated from the 1770s to 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Diverse Maniere d\'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall\' architettura Egizia…\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1587Rome: (1770)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1587&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360790815.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Benjamin WestWolf's Tod in der Schlacht bei QuebeckCopper Engraving, Image Size : 250x365 (mm), 9.875x14.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 300x400 (mm), 11.75x15.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; A later German version based on the original English edition.P1590Berlin: F. Randel(1800)
USD875.0; Military Canadian; Military British1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1590&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/27-07-07006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LebretonNew-York Vue Prise du Fort de William-Castle / New-York Tomado desde el Castillo de William-Castle.Lithograph, Image Size : 345x595 (mm), 13.625x23.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 510x675 (mm), 20.125x26.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good, minor restorations along margins and a short crack professionally restored and hardly noticableP1600Paris: Becquet(1850)
USD4500.0Views United States East1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1600&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Karl BodmerIndianische Gerathschaften und Waffen. Ustensiles et Armes IndiensAquatint, Image Size : 295x430 (mm), 11.625x16.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 395x535 (mm), 15.5x21 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1601London: Ackerman & Co(1841)
USD1000.0Native Americans;1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1601&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William H. ReaseU.S. Armored Frigate, New IronsidesLithograph, Image Size : 420x625 (mm), 16.54x24.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 498x658 (mm), 19.61x25.91 (Inches), Heavy guasch hand coloring, Good, with some skillful restorations; USS New Ironsides was a broadside ironclad United States Civil War ship. It was built in 1861 by Merrick & Sons at the C.H. and W.H. Cramp shipyard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the last and largest of an initial group of three ocean-going ironclads ordered to meet the needs of the Civil War. Launched on May 10, 1862, it was commissioned in August that year. Following a lengthy fitting-out period, New Ironsides joined the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron on January 1863. New Ironsides operated in support of the blockade of Charleston, South Carolina for the rest of the year, and took part in several attacks on the Confederate fortifications protecting the city. New Ironsides boasted a heavy broadside battery of eight heavy guns on each side which, in addition to her armor protection, made her uniquely valuable for bombardment actions.P1603USA: William H. Rease(1863)
USD1250.0; Naval American1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1603&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1b99d270f0fc8352b4b023070c56751a_1259080114.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John GouldHarlequin DuckLithograph, Image Size : 330x505 (mm), 13x19.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 365x535 (mm), 14.375x21 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, mild water stain in the upper right corner.P1606London: C. Hulmendel(1851)
USD1500.0; Artists Gould; Natural History Birds1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1606&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John GouldLong Tailed DuckLithograph, Image Size : 13x19.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 325x505 (mm), 12.75x19.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 360x535 (mm), 14.125x21 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1607London: C. Hulmendel(1851)
USD1500.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1607&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John GouldRed-Headed PochardLithograph, Image Size : 13x19.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 325x505 (mm), 12.75x19.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 360x535 (mm), 14.125x21 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1608London: C. Hulmendel(1851)
USD1500.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1608&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John GouldPintail duckLithograph, Image Size : 13x19.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 325x505 (mm), 12.75x19.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 360x535 (mm), 14.125x21 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, mild water stain in the lower right.P1609London: C. Hulmendel(1851)
USD1500.0Natural History Birds; Artists Gould1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1609&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GrosBattle of EylauSteel Engraving, Image Size : 570x780 (mm), 22.375x30.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 600x810 (mm), 23.625x31.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.; Baron Antoine-Jean Gros was a french painter. He in 1793 left France for Italy, in Genoa he made the acquaintance of Joséphine de Beauharnais, and followed her to Milan, where he was well received by her husband, Napoleon Bonaparte. On November 15, 1796, Gros was present with the army near Arcola when Bonaparte planted the French tricolor on the bridge. Gros seized on this incident, and showed by his treatment of it that he had found his vocation. Bonaparte at once gave him the post of "inspecteur aux revues", which enabled him to follow the army, and in 1797 nominated him on the commission charged to select the spoils which should enrich the Louvre.Gros was decorated and named baron of the empire by Napoleon, after the Salon of 1808, at which he had exhibited the "Battle of Eylau"<br><br>Febuary 8th, 1807, between 53,000 French with 200 guns under Napoleon, and 72,000 Prussian and Russians, with 400 guns under Marshal Bennigsen. Napoleon attacked at daybreak, all along the line, but could at first make no impression on the Russian infantry, Marshal Augereau's 7th Corps being slaughtered during a snowstorm. Later in the day Marshal Davout all by succeeded turning the Russian left, but the oppertune arrival of a Prussian corps under General von Lestocq enabled the Russians to repulse him, and after a bloddy engagement, which lasted till ten p.m., both armies retainted their original positions. On the following day the Russiand retired unmolested. The French lost about 10,000; the Russians and Prussians about 25,000 killed and wounded. (Paladin dictionry of Battles)P1610Paris: (1833)
USD2750.0Military Napoleonic Wars1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1610&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. A. WhippleTug ChampionChromolithograph, Image Size : 605x905 (mm), 23.75x35.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 665x935 (mm), 26.125x36.75 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation.; This is a rare and charming sailing print on Lake Michigan. Whipple was a marine painter, and was a long time Michigan resident.<br><br>The print depicts a tug named "Champion" towing a group of sailing vessels past a lighthouse on the left.P1611US: (1890)
USD3750.0Sports Yachting;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1611&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. H. MichaelThe International Exhibition, DublinWood Engraving, Image Size : 470x620 (mm), 18.5x24.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 515x665 (mm), 20.25x26.125 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, laid on acid free paper for long term preservationsP1612London: Leighton Brothers(1865)
USD1250.0; Views Europe Ireland1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1612&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/2-08-07b001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]I. CollinsThe South Prospect of the Cathedral Church of St Mary LincolnCopper Engraving, Image Size : 425x680 (mm), 16.75x26.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x695 (mm), 18.75x27.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x795 (mm), 20.625x31.25 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1618Paris: Jan Kip(1724)
USD1000.0Artists Jan Kip; Views Europe England Others1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1618&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07079.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B. LensThe South East Prospect of the Cathederal Church of St. Pauls, LondonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 430x665 (mm), 16.875x26.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 465x680 (mm), 18.25x26.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x785 (mm), 20.5x30.875 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1621Paris: Jan Kip(1724)
USD2000.0; Artists Jan Kip; Views Europe England London1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1621&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07077.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]I. HarrisThe Chapter House of the Cathedrall Church of St. Paul\'s LondonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 440x560 (mm), 17.25x22 (Inches), Platemark Size : 470x570 (mm), 18.5x22.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x640 (mm), 20.625x25.125 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1623Paris: Jan Kip(1724)
USD1250.0; Artists Jan Kip; Views Europe England London1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1623&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358268886.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James SimonThe North Prospect of Mountague HouseCopper Engraving, Image Size : 440x590 (mm), 17.25x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x600 (mm), 18.75x23.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x642 (mm), 20.625x25.25 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1624Paris: (1724)
USD1500.0; Views Europe England Others; Artists Jan Kip1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1624&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07074.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T.G. DuttonClipper Ship "Blackwall", 1000 tonsLithograph, Image Size : 305x445 (mm), 12x17.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x510 (mm), 15x20.125 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1628London: William Foster(1858)
USD1000.0; Transportation Ships1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1628&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07038.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Daniel MactiseWm. Exton Showing the First Specimen of his printing to King Edward IV, the Royal Family. . .Engraving, Image Size : 560x445 (mm), 22x17.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 680x492 (mm), 26.75x19.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; An important print of Gutenberg's invention of the printing press.P1631London: James Henderson(1877)
USD1500.0Crafts & Trades1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1631&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/06-09-07060.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. WorthTwo to Go!Lithograph, Image Size : 220x340 (mm), 8.625x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 345x450 (mm), 13.625x17.75 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent; A depiction of the game of billiards.P1635New York: Currier and Ives(1882)
USD750.0; Artists Currier and Ives; America African AmericansSports Billiard;1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1635&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ecc4b98bbddc32f6b844c3a588b95ac2_1337196761.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.F. PalmerSummer MorningLithograph, Image Size : 260x370 (mm), 10.25x14.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 325x400 (mm), 12.75x15.75 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, uniform browning, a short tear in the upper right corner has been repaired.P1644New York: Currier and Ives()
USD675.0Artists Currier and IvesnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1644&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_635dfb85d6744023b8f240165466e262_1359827324.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas WorthA Bare ChanceLithograph, Image Size : 215x355 (mm), 8.5x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 280x410 (mm), 11x16.125 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some minor browning mostly at the edges.P1655New York: Currier and Ives(1879)
USD475.0Artists Currier and Ives1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1655&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-09-07a003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. MaurerThe Life of a FiremanLithograph, Image Size : 440x660 (mm), 17.25x26 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 490x680 (mm), 19.25x26.75 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1663New York: Nathanial Currier(1854)
USD3750.0Views United States East; Artists Currier and Ives1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1663&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358367435.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.F. PalmerLife in the CountryLithograph, Image Size : 280x390 (mm), 11x15.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x505 (mm), 15.875x19.875 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor browning at the margins not affecting the printP1665New York: Currier and Ives(1862)
USD750.0Artists Currier and Ives1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1665&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94e5a4a448b5eb85c36e0893fb567cde_1321914734.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.M. TurnerThe Approach to VeniceSteel Engraving, Image Size : 395x585 (mm), 15.5x23 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 515x655 (mm), 20.25x25.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1668London: (1840)
USD1750.0; Views Europe Italy1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1668&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f6db8b9dd178cac7a15c3d033d728cc2_1274549489.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George VancouverVues de Diverses Parties de la Cote Nord-Ouest D'AmeriqueCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x510 (mm), 15x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.25x25.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.P1669Paris: Robert Edwards(1798)
USD575.0Views United States West1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1669&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George VancouverVues de Diverses Parties de la Cote Nord-Ouest D'AmeriqueCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x510 (mm), 15x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.25x25.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.P1670Paris: Robert Edwards(1798)
USD575.0Views United States West;; Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1670&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George VancouverVues de quelques Parties de la Cote Sud Ouest de la Nouvelle Hollande et des Iles Oparo et SnaresCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x510 (mm), 15x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.25x25.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.P1671Paris: Robert Edwards(1798)
USD375.0; Views Pacific Australia1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1671&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George VancouverVues de Quelques Caps et Iles de la Cote du Nord Ouest et Des Cotes du Sud-Ouest et du Sud de L'Amerique.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 380x510 (mm), 15x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.25x25.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.P1672Paris: Robert Edwards(1798)
USD575.0Views United States West1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1672&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George VancouverVues de Diverses Parties de la Cote Nort-Ouest D'AmeriqueCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x510 (mm), 15x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.25x25.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.P1673Paris: Robert Edwards(1798)
USD575.0Views United States West1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1673&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George VancouverVues des Iles Sandwich et Autres IlesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 380x510 (mm), 15x20.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.25x25.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; [George Vancouver (1758-1798) served as an officer in the second and third voyages of James Cook (1772-4, 1776-80) and as a seasoned sailor and established surveyor was placed in command of an expedition to the Northwest Coast to determine England’s rights under the Nootka Sound convention of 1790. He left the British Isles in 1791 and sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he made a survey of the southwest coast and New Zealand, to Tahiti and Hawaii. In April 1792, Vancouver left Hawaii and sailed to the Californian coast. He reached the Northwest Coast in 1792 and spent two years surveying the coastline, resulting in the most correct maps of the Northwest made up to that time. Vancouver’s explorations on the northwest coast included the Port of San Francisco, New Albio, Nootka Sound, and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.P1674Paris: Robert Edwards(1798)
USD1000.0Views United States West1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1674&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a6f859cd212ae688e5d957fa0334740e_1296180637.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. B. PiranesiVeduta dell' avanzo della Casa di Nicolo di Rienzo Fabbricata di Spoglie di Antichi edifizzi, in contro la Chiesa di S. Maria EgizziacaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x215 (mm), 4.875x8.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 140x215 (mm), 5.5x8.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 265x380 (mm), 10.375x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 318<br><br>No watermark is present. <br>1760-1790<br>This print is from the series "Le Antichita Romane" <br><br>"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past." (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1676Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1676&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0c465e54105f8c6edee71ceefdf778a5_1281039875.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell' interno del Tempio di S. Stefano Rotondo.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 122x205 (mm), 4.75x8.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x205 (mm), 5.25x8.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 285x385 (mm), 11.25x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 318<br><br>No watermark is present. <br>1760-1790<br>This print is from the series "Le Antichita Romane" <br><br>"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past." (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1677Rome: ()
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1677&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_89bb0eacee55a0d8bfbe978f61443232_1264027443.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVna delle due Fornici di Stertinio nel Foro Boario.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 125x190 (mm), 4.875x7.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x135 (mm), 5.125x5.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 266x380 (mm), 10.5x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 319<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 39 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1163 and is dated between 1760 to 1790.<br><br>This print is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\" <br><br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past.\" (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1678Rome: ()
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1678&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360436116.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiSette Colonne con Capitelli Corinti Spettani al Tempio di Giuturna.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 120x195 (mm), 4.75x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x197 (mm), 5.25x7.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 245x380 (mm), 9.625x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 304<br><br>There is a watermark present in the shape of a fleur-de-lis but presicely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink<br>1760-1790<br>This print is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\" <br><br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past.\" (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1679Rome: ()
USD650.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1679&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360435322.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta laterale dell\' avanzo del Tempio di Antonino e FaustinaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 117x192 (mm), 4.625x7.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x195 (mm), 5.125x7.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 255x381 (mm), 10x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 338<br><br>No Watermark is present<br>1760-1790<br>This print is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\" <br><br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past.\" (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1680Rome: ()
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1680&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360435714.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiArco di Severo, e Caracalla.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 115x270 (mm), 4.5x10.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 280x382 (mm), 11x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 339<br><br>No Watermark is present<br><br>This print is from the series "Le Antichita Romane" <br><br>"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past." (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1681Rome: ()
USD1500.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1681&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta del Monumento del Condotto delle Acque Claudia e Anione Nuovo.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 120x200 (mm), 4.75x7.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x202 (mm), 5.25x8 (Inches), Paper Size : 285x380 (mm), 11.25x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 311<br><br>No Watermark is present<br><br>This print is from the series "Le Antichita Romane" <br><br>"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past." (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1682Rome: ()
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1682&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAvanzo del Castello dell\' Acqua Claudia e Anione Nuovo.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 115x195 (mm), 4.5x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x200 (mm), 5.25x7.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 225x380 (mm), 8.875x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 310<br><br>No Watermark is present<br>1760-1790<br>This print is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\" <br><br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past.\" (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1683Rome: ()
USD750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1683&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360435933.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiColonna AntoninaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x205 (mm), 4.875x8.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x207 (mm), 5.125x8.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 275x380 (mm), 10.875x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 302<br><br>No Watermark is present<br>1760-1790<br>This print is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\" <br><br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past.\" (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1684Rome: ()
USD1500.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1684&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360436234.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta dell\' avanzo laterale del Portico che circondava a la Cella del Tempio di Antonino.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 115x205 (mm), 4.5x8.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x207 (mm), 5.125x8.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 260x380 (mm), 10.25x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 303<br><br>No Watermark is present<br><br>This print is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\" <br><br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past.\" (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1685Rome: ()
USD1450.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1685&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360434986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Fornice de\' Consoli Dolabella, e SilanoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 120x200 (mm), 4.75x7.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 135x202 (mm), 5.25x8 (Inches), Paper Size : 247x380 (mm), 9.75x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 326<br><br>No Watermark is present<br>1760-1790<br>This print is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\" <br><br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past.\" (John Wilton Ely pg 327)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1687Rome: ()
USD875.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1687&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360796078.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiCarcere Oscura con Antenna pel suplizio de Malfatori.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 355x235 (mm), 14x9.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 385x240 (mm), 15.125x9.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x377 (mm), 20.875x14.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 5<br><br>There is a watermark that is present, it is a fleur-de-lis within a double circle. This particular watermark is not present in John Wilton-Ely\'s list of watermarks.<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Prima Parte di Architetture, e Prospettive\"<br><br>\"This series of plates is the earliest collected work published by Piranesi and is dedicated to the Venetian builder Nicola Giobbe, of the of the artist\'s most important early patrons in Rome. The title indicates that a sequal was envisaged but, owing to lack of support, it was never published.\" (John Wilton-Ely pg 18)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1688Rome: ()
USD1500.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1688&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355352264.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiScenographia Pontis hodie MollisCopper Engraving, Image Size : 220x345 (mm), 8.625x13.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 240x355 (mm), 9.5x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x539 (mm), 15x21.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 600<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 33 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1161 and is dated between 1760 to 1761.<br><br>This print is from the series \"Il Campo Marzio dell\' Antica Roma\"<br><br>\"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi\'s artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist\'s growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi\'s belief in the imaginative use of antiquity.\" (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1689Rome: ()
USD1500.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1689&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355350342.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA. Pons Aelius absque recentibus ornamentis. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 200x395 (mm), 7.875x15.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 220x400 (mm), 8.625x15.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 385x537 (mm), 15.125x21.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 605<br><br>There is no watermark present<br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1690Rome: ()
USD1500.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Bridges;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1690&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAnfiteatro di Pola Istri vicino al mare.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 115x255 (mm), 4.5x10 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x260 (mm), 5.125x10.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 383x530 (mm), 15.125x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 127<br><br>The watermark that is present is a fleur-de-lis but precisely which one is unknown due to the weak impression. <br><br>This print is from the series "Alcune Vedute di Archi Trionfali ed altri monumenti inalzati da Romani parte de quali se veffono in Roma e parte per L'Italia"<br><br>"This group of views, first published in 1748 as the Antichita Romane de' Tempi della Repubblica e de' primi Imperatori, was issued in several editions during Piranesi's lifetime. At a date sometime after 1761 the title was altered to Alcune Vedute di Archi Trionfali. . ., by which the work is general. The change of the title probably occurred towards the end of the artist's life since his son Francesco, added the view of the Temple of Minerva Medica to the series at the time of the change." (John Wilton-Ely pg 144)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1691Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1691&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiArcus Marci Aurelii Imp. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 360x235 (mm), 14.125x9.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x240 (mm), 15.375x9.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x380 (mm), 21x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 597<br><br>There is a watermark present in the form of a fleur-de-lis in a double circle but precisely which one is unknow due to the heavy ink. <br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1692Rome: ()
USD2500.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1692&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiRudera viae FlaminiaeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 220x350 (mm), 8.625x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 240x355 (mm), 9.5x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x537 (mm), 15x21.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 599<br><br>There is a watermark present in the form of a fleur-de-lis in a double circle but precisely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink. <br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1693Rome: ()
USD1000.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1693&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPrima Parte di Architetture e Prospettive Inventat ed Incise da Giambatista Piranesi Architetto. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 345x245 (mm), 13.625x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 355x255 (mm), 14x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; LATER STATE OF TITLE PLATE TO "PRIMA PARTE DI ARCHITETTURE".<br><br>John Wilton-Ely 2 (Later State).<br><br>There is no watermark present<br><br>This plate is from the series "Prima Parte di Architetture, e Prospettive"<br><br>"This series of plates is the earliest collected work published by Piranesi and is dedicated to the Venetian builder Nicola Giobbe, of the of the artist's most important early patrons in Rome. The title indicates that a sequal was envisaged but, owing to lack of support, it was never produced." (John Wilton-Ely pg 18)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1694Rome: G.B. Piranesi(c. 1743)
USD1750.0Artists Piranesic. 1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1694&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiReliquiae Templi Pseudodipeteri Antonini PijCopper Engraving, Image Size : 220x350 (mm), 8.625x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 240x355 (mm), 9.5x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x540 (mm), 15x21.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 595<br><br>There is a watermark present in the form of a fleur-de-lis in a double circle but precisely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink. <br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1695Rome: ()
USD2500.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1695&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVestiggi d'antichi Edifici fra I quali evvi l'Urna Sepolcrale Tutta d'un pezzo di porfido di Marco Agrippa che oggi serve per il Sepolero di Clemente.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 355x230 (mm), 14x9 (Inches), Platemark Size : 380x240 (mm), 15x9.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 18<br><br>There is no watermark present<br><br>This plate is from the series "Prima Parte di Architetture, e Prospettive"<br><br>"This series of plates is the earliest collected work published by Piranesi and is dedicated to the Venetian builder Nicola Giobbe, of the of the artist's most important early patrons in Rome. The title indicates that a sequal was envisaged but, owing to lack of support, it was never published." (John Wilton-Ely pg 18)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1696Rome: ()
USD1500.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1696&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_91a1ad27d862a574e1941f14197f5682_1283364662.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiPars Residua Porticum, et Concamerationum, quae sustinebant gradus spectaculorum Circi, Agonalis nuncupati, sive.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 200x400 (mm), 7.875x15.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 215x405 (mm), 8.5x15.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x540 (mm), 15x21.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 598<br><br>There is no watermark present <br><br>This print is from the series \"Il Campo Marzio dell\' Antica Roma\"<br><br>\"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi\'s artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist\'s growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi\'s belief in the imaginative use of antiquity.\" (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1697Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1697&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355351134.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiScenographia Reliquiarum Porticus Septorum Iuliorum.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 200x400 (mm), 7.875x15.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 220x405 (mm), 8.625x15.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 375x540 (mm), 14.75x21.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 587<br><br>There is no watermark present <br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1698Rome: ()
USD1500.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1698&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiReliquiae substructionum Busti Caesaris Augusti, ab Imp. Aureliano adhibitarum pro Urbis moenibus.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 210x415 (mm), 8.25x16.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x420 (mm), 9.875x16.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 375x537 (mm), 14.75x21.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 584<br><br>There is no watermark present <br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in ranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1699Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1699&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiTempio di GianoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 132x265 (mm), 5.25x10.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 390x530 (mm), 15.375x20.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 114<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 39 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1163 and is dated between 1760 to 1790. <br><br>This print is from the series "Alcune Vedute di Archi Trionfali ed altri monumenti inalzati da Romani parte de quali se veffono in Roma e parte per L'Italia"<br><br>"This group of views, first published in 1748 as the Antichita Romane de' Tempi della Repubblica e de' primi Imperatori, was issued in several editions during Piranesi's lifetime. At a date sometime after 1761 the title was altered to Alcune Vedute di Archi Trionfali. . ., by which the work is general. The change of the title probably occurred towards the end of the artist's life since his son Francesco, added the view of the Temple of Minerva Medica to the series at the time of the change." (John Wilton-Ely pg 144)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1701Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1701&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiElevazione de' Teatri di Balbo, e di Marcello con gli Altri edifizi ch'eran loro vicini.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 112x292 (mm), 4.41x11.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 173x362 (mm), 6.81x14.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; John Wilton-Ely 610<br><br>There is a watermark present in the form of a fleur-de-lis but presicely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink. <br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1703Rome: ()
USD875.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1703&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_93d434ca5d5c320905ffd6ba23072767_1238281061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiLe Cariatidi l'architrave e gli altri pezzi di marmo sono avanzi di opere antiche dal Cavaliere Piranesi. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 380x245 (mm), 15x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 435x250 (mm), 17.125x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x375 (mm), 20.875x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 823<br><br>The watermark that is present are numbers 43 and 57 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1164 and 1168 and are dated between the mid 1770s to the 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1704Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1704&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiQuest'orologio A e stato eseguito in mentallo dorato per ordine di Sua Ecc'za il . . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 385x250 (mm), 15.125x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x390 (mm), 20.875x15.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely plate 885<br><br>The watermark that is present are numbers 43 and 57 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1164 and 1168 and are dated between the mid 1770s to the 1790s<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1705Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1705&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-10-07002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiNel Museo del Cavalier Piranesi in RomaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x245 (mm), 15.375x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 605x443 (mm), 23.75x17.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 980<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 93 on page 1182 in John Wilton-Ely and is dates in the mid 1830s.<br><br>From the series \"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1706Paris: (1835)
USD900.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1706&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360430148.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. VasarriLe Jeune PoetePhotogravure, Image Size : 425x655 (mm), 16.75x25.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 565x755 (mm), 22.25x29.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 590x780 (mm), 23.25x30.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1707Paris: Manzi Joyant & Co.(1901)
USD1500.0; Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1707&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279827904.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lawrence Alma-TademaThe SecretEtching, Image Size : 340x450 (mm), 13.375x17.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x530 (mm), 17.25x20.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x730 (mm), 23.625x28.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1708London: Thomas Mclean(1887)
USD1000.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1708&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/02-10-07a012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Herbert SchmalzQueen of ShebaPhotogravure, Image Size : 710x350 (mm), 27.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 810x435 (mm), 31.875x17.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 890x495 (mm), 35x19.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1710London: Arthur Lucas(1891)
USD1500.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1710&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_db8d9cc129635cd8f6f8333210546a57_1265665485.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin LongThe Chosen FiveMezzotint, Image Size : 475x765 (mm), 18.75x30.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 577x815 (mm), 22.75x32.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1711London: Fairless and Beeforth(1890)
USD1500.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1711&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279808840.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene delacroixJewish Moroccan WeddingLithograph, Image Size : 425x590 (mm), 16.75x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 512x656 (mm), 20.125x25.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Typical Jewish Moroccan Arab wedding festivitiesP1712Paris: Lemercier & Co.(1861)
USD1500.0; Music; Religious Judaica1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1712&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279827751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HiderNorth American LifePhoto-Litho, Image Size : 370x340 (mm), 14.5x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good, lower margin has been shaved.; Advertising piece for North American Life Assurance Co.P1713Toronto: (1920)
USD475.0Advertising Canadian1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1713&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_77e7b8cefb7f81180f8c7b8e14807f18_1274125608.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HiderThree Canadian Beauties (Massey-Harris)Chromolithograph, Image Size : 393x300 (mm), 15.5x11.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very good, upper margin shaved.; Advertising piece for Massey-Harris.P1714Toronto: The Globe(1906)
USD475.0Advertising Canadian1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1714&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94a7e9d178277b49f11131de457d327f_1359320602.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HiderThe Globe ChristmasChromolithograph, Image Size : 395x290 (mm), 15.5x11.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 415x305 (mm), 16.375x12 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, short tear at lower margin not affecting the plateP1715Toronto: Toronto Lithgraphing Company(1906)
USD475.0Advertising Canadian1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1715&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_635dfb85d6744023b8f240165466e262_1359828074.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.D. KellyFort York TorontoPhoto-Litho, Image Size : 293x420 (mm), 11.5x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 415x464 (mm), 16.375x18.25 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, lower margin shaved.; Advertising piece for Confederation Life Association.P1716Toronto: Confederation Life Association(1954)
USD375.0Advertising Canadian1954nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1716&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c5d57c934abae9dcfa68f706945e1e0c_1324143024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lawrence Alma-TademaHarvestEtching, Image Size : 410x315 (mm), 16.125x12.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 485x360 (mm), 19.125x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 700x490 (mm), 27.5x19.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1718London: The Art Journal Virtue and Co.(1909)
USD1000.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1718&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279828084.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albert MooreA Summer NightPhotogravure, Image Size : 440x770 (mm), 17.25x30.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 530x840 (mm), 20.875x33 (Inches), Paper Size : 581x875 (mm), 22.875x34.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1719London and New York: Berlin Photographic Company(1800)
USD1500.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1719&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d86fd8cead564b0b07e49c78092b89b8_1280869628.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sam & Nathaniel BuckThe South-East Prospect of Rippon, in the County of YorkCopper Engraving, Image Size : 245x780 (mm), 9.625x30.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 315x825 (mm), 12.375x32.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1720London: (1745)
USD875.0; Views Europe England Others1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1720&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7d76cd7301e8aa143078f60e7937c3c2_1254335252.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsSide View of the Great Sphinx.Lithograph, Image Size : 260x360 (mm), 10.25x14.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x430 (mm), 24x16.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \"on the spot\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \"on his own responsibility\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1722London: Moon, F.G.(1846)
USD875.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1722&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358265253.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsMinarets and Grand Entrance of the Metwaleys at Cairo.Lithograph, Image Size : 485x325 (mm), 19.125x12.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x430 (mm), 24x16.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \"on the spot\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \"on his own responsibility\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1726London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD2000.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1726&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358265100.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsBazaar of the Coppersmiths, Cairo.Lithograph, Image Size : 485x320 (mm), 19.125x12.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x430 (mm), 24x16.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \"on the spot\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \"on his own responsibility\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1727London: Moon, F.G.(1848)
USD1875.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1727&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358264967.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsCairo from the Gate of Citzenib, Looking towards the Desert of Suez.Lithograph, Image Size : 330x490 (mm), 13x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 435x610 (mm), 17.125x24 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1729London: Moon, F.G.(1849)
USD2000.0; Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1729&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2b2e58ca55385ee4b47ed7606bb9db2f_1326408138.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsCitadel of JerusalemLithograph, Image Size : 328x490 (mm), 12.875x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 428x598 (mm), 16.875x23.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory."<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P1730London: Moon, F.G.(1841)
USD1750.0; Artists David Roberts Holy Land1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1730&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chas. HartWinter in the Country. The Farmers Home.Lithograph, Image Size : 425x605 (mm), 16.75x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 465x625 (mm), 18.25x24.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good, a few tears along the upper margin skillfully repaired, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.P1732New York: Charles Brothers(1872)
USD1750.0Views United States East; Landscapes Winter Scenes; Landscapes Farm & Country Scenes1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1732&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-11-07045.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J-Ces SavignyH.N. Zoologie Coquilles / PL. 11Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x425 (mm), 23.25x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 715x530 (mm), 28.125x20.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1741Paris: (1805)
USD1100.0; Natural History Marine Shells1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1741&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b5d6911c8e12b24836010fd78dd44202_1359222476.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J-Ces SavignyH.N. Zoologie Coquilles / PL. 7Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x425 (mm), 23.25x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 715x530 (mm), 28.125x20.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1742Paris: (1805)
USD1100.0; Natural History Marine Shells1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1742&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-11-07a014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GoeringGummiChromolithograph, Image Size : 595x560 (mm), 23.375x22 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 635x590 (mm), 25x23.25 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; A rather charming and scenic view of natives harvesting rubber, probably in the Amazon (Brazil). Based on the type of hats that the natives are wearing leads us to believe that this print is of Brazil.P1744Leipzig: Leipziger Schulbilderverlag(1900)
USD1250.0; Natural History Others1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1744&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_54095203e31896e7234b66c3681aada8_1359151336.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDimostrazione in Grande di Alcune delle Parti del Portico d\'OttaviaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 410x545 (mm), 16.125x21.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 455x555 (mm), 17.875x21.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x745 (mm), 20.875x29.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, a brown spot on the upper left corner outside the plate mark.; John Wilton-Ely 512<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 38 on page 1162 in John Wilton-Ely and is dated between 1761-1780s.<br><br>The plate is from the series \"Le Antichita Romane\"<br>\"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustrations in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected.\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1747Rome: ()
USD1750.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural ColumnsnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1747&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355416757.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta di Fianco dello Stesso VasoCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 470x470 (mm), 18.5x18.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x740 (mm), 21x29.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; John Wilton-Ely 891<br><br>The watermarks that are present are 59 and 64 on page 1169 and 1171 in John WiltonEly and are dated in the 1790s.<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1748Rome: ()
USD3750.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1748&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07039.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiNovitatem Meam Contemnunt Ego Illorvm IgnauiamCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 410x650 (mm), 16.125x25.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 533x731 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 814<br><br>There is a fleur-de-lis present but precisely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink. <br><br>This plate is from the series "Osservazioni di Gio. Battista Piranesi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1749Rome: ()
USD2500.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1749&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDimostrazione in grand di alcune delle parti facciata. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 390x590 (mm), 15.375x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 390x590 (mm), 15.375x23.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 533x725 (mm), 21x28.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 511<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 38 on page 1162 of John Wilton-Ely and is date between 1761 and the 1780s<br><br>The plate is from the series "Le Antichita Romane"<br>"After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustrations in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected." (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1750Rome: ()
USD1750.0Architectural Columns; Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1750&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiCapitello di marmo nel Palazzo Mattei, ornato di cornucopie. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 390x250 (mm), 15.375x9.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 450x260 (mm), 17.75x10.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 525x375 (mm), 20.625x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The watermark that is present is number 39 in John Wilton-Ely and is dated between the late 1760\'s and early 1790\'s.<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1752Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural Columns;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1752&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360790476.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Signor Egidio Earle Cavaliere Inglese Amatore delle belle arti. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 385x255 (mm), 15.125x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 532x375 (mm), 20.875x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; John Wilton-Ely 978<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 64 on page 1171 in John Wilton-Ely and is dated in the 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1753Rome: ()
USD750.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1753&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299599020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiA Sua Eccellenza il Sig. Conte di Brassac Primo Scudiero di Madama Vittoria. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 385x255 (mm), 15.125x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x375 (mm), 20.875x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; John Wilton-Ely 977<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 59 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1169 and is dated between the mid 1770s to 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1754Rome: ()
USD1500.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1754&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiCapitulum angulare repertum in Hortis Sallustianis. .. Tab VIICopper Engraving, Image Size : 395x250 (mm), 15.5x9.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x260 (mm), 15.75x10.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x384 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The watermark that is present is number 22 in John Wilton-Ely on page 1158 and is dated from the late 1770s to 1780s.<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1755Rome: ()
USD950.0Artists Piranesi; Architectural ColumnsnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1755&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiIn Vinea Iacobi Ingamij ad Circum Maximum. Tab XIICopper Engraving, Image Size : 465x270 (mm), 18.25x10.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 470x275 (mm), 18.5x10.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x385 (mm), 20.875x15.125 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; The watermark that is present is number 57 on page 1168 of John Wilton-Ely and is dated between the mid 1770s and 1790s.<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1756Rome: ()
USD1250.0Architectural Columns; Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1756&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDel Castello Dell' Acova GivliaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 455x265 (mm), 17.875x10.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x270 (mm), 18.125x10.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x380 (mm), 20.875x15 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 537 and 538<br>There is no watermark present.<br><br>This is from the series "Le Rovine del Castello dell' Acqua Giulia"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .P1757Rome: (1790)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1757&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta Degli Avanzi di Antiche Fabbriche alle falde. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 115x205 (mm), 4.5x8.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 130x210 (mm), 5.125x8.25 (Inches), Paper Size : , Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 322<br><br>The watermark that is present is a fleur-de-lis but precisely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink.<br><br>This print is from the series "Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1758Rome: ()
USD875.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1758&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDisegno di un Soffitto Disstribuito a varj...Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 705x485 (mm), 27.75x19.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 742x535 (mm), 29.25x21 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 907<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 59 and 64 in John Wilton-Ely on pages 1169 and 1171 and are dated in the 1790s<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1760Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1760&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355432874.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George H. BurgessSan Francisco in 1849Chromolithograph, Image Size : 380x905 (mm), 15x35.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 415x925 (mm), 16.375x36.375 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, title is hand written; View and Viewmaker of Urban America, entry 354 or 355<br><br>The print depicts a view of San Francisco during the Gold RushP1762San Francisco: H.S. Crocker Company(1894)
USD2500.0Views United States West1894nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1762&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/14-12-07020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John FaedShakspeare and His FriendsMezzotint, Image Size : 560x700 (mm), 22x27.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 685x790 (mm), 27x31.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 715x890 (mm), 28.125x35 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A large scale well executed portrait of Shakspeare surrounded by his literary friends.P1769London: (1860)
USD1500.0Portraits Literary1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1769&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-12-07029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiAl Signore Pietro Traille Cavaliere, e Capitano. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 385x255 (mm), 15.125x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x375 (mm), 20.875x14.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 969<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 75 on page 1174 in John Wilton-Ely and is dated in the early 1790s<br><br>From the series "Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1773Rome: ()
USD875.0Architectural Statues; Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1773&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299598972.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. E. HowarthBamburgh Castle, NorthumberlandEtching, Image Size : 395x550 (mm), 15.5x21.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x560 (mm), 16.125x22 (Inches), Paper Size : 505x621 (mm), 19.875x24.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very good, tear along the lower margin not affecting the image professionally repairedP1774England: (1922)
USD875.0Architectural Castles & Mansions; Etchings English1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1774&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/21-12-07010a.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. Dendy SadlerFridayEtching, Image Size : 325x645 (mm), 12.75x25.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x708 (mm), 16.125x27.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 430x730 (mm), 16.875x28.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1781London: L.H. Leferire & Son(1901)
USD950.0Drinks; Religious Christianity1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1781&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/27-12-07017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. Dendy SadlerThursdayEtching, Image Size : 370x650 (mm), 14.5x25.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 455x710 (mm), 17.875x27.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x735 (mm), 18.875x28.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1782London: L.H. Leferire & Son(1905)
USD1250.0Religious Christianity; Sports Fishing1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1782&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358367218.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J-Ces SavignyCoquilles Crenatules Pl. 12Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 585x425 (mm), 23x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 705x525 (mm), 27.75x20.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; From the series "Description de l’Egypte"P1785Paris: (1812)
USD1150.0Natural History Marine Shells1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1785&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/27-12-07041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J-Ces SavignyCoquilles Marteaux. Peignes. Vulselles Pl. 15Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 585x425 (mm), 23x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x525 (mm), 27.875x20.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; From the series "Description de l’Egypte"P1786Paris: (1812)
USD1150.0; Natural History Marine Shells1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1786&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/27-12-07040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry AlkenFox Hunting Going to Cover / Fox Hunting Breaking Cover Tally Ho! / Fox Hunting Leap Swishing at a Rasper / Fox Hunting, Death. . .Who: WhoopAquatint, Image Size : 195x315 (mm), 7.625x12.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 280x395 (mm), 11x15.5 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; A charming set of 4 fox hunting scenes after Henry Alken.P1787London: Thomas McLean(1824)
USD1250.0Sports Hunting1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1787&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-08021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nick MikaCanadian National Locomotive 1405Pen and Ink, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x540 (mm), 15x21.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A handsom original pen and ink drawing of this Canadian National steam wheel locomotive. Which operated from 1912 to the mid 20th century.P1788Canada: (1960)
USD750.0Transportation Trains1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1788&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-08015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nick MikaCanadian Pacific Locomotive 2803Pen and Ink, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 355x540 (mm), 14x21.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A handsom original pen and ink drawing of this Canadian Pacific steam locomotive.P1789Canada: (1960)
USD750.0Transportation Trains1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1789&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-08016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nick MikaCanadian National Locomotive 6200Pen and Ink, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 375x590 (mm), 14.75x23.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A handsom original pen and ink drawing of this Canadian national steam locomotive.P1791Canada: (1960)
USD750.0Transportation Trains1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1791&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-08014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nick MikaCanadian Pacific Locomotive 136Pen and Ink, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 375x550 (mm), 14.75x21.625 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A handsom original pen and ink drawing of this Canadian Pacific steam locomotive which operated from 1882 to the mid 20th century.P1792Canada: (1960)
USD750.0Transportation Trains1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1792&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_491a7cbd4789b3f86b647b64f8394e8f_1313770355.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. B. PiranesiTwo Groups of FurnitureCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 215x390 (mm), 8.5x15.375 (Inches), Paper Size : 381x527 (mm), 15x20.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 880<br><br>Two watermarks are present, numbers 43 and 57 in John Wilton-Ely and both are dated from the mid 1770s to 1790\'s and are page 1164 and 1168.<br><br>This plate is from the series \"Diverse Maniere d\'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall\' architettura Egizia…\" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1793Rome: ()
USD1000.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1793&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360430929.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiMiscellaneous Furniture including a Sedan Chair and a Commode.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x255 (mm), 15.375x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x365 (mm), 21x14.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton Ely 878<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 37 on page 1162 in John Wilton-Ely and is dated between 1760 and mid 1770s.<br><br>This plate is from the series "Diverse Maniere d'adornare I cammini ed ogni altra parte degli edifizi desunte dall' architettura Egizia…" (John Wilton-Ely)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1794Rome: ()
USD1000.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1794&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-01-08011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]AlmerView of New YorkLithograph, Image Size : 298x435 (mm), 11.75x17.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 360x460 (mm), 14.125x18.125 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Some minor repair laid down on acid free paper for long term perservation, otherwise a good copyP1796New York: N. Currier(1849)
USD1000.0Views United States East1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1796&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J-Ces SavignyH.N. Zoologie Echinodermes / Asteries Pl. 4Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 615x455 (mm), 24.25x17.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 650x515 (mm), 25.625x20.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1797Paris: (1812)
USD1000.0; Natural History Marine Others1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1797&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-08005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J-Ces SavignyH.N. Zoologie Echinodermes / Asteries Pl. 3Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x420 (mm), 23.25x16.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x520 (mm), 27.875x20.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, A tear entering the lower right has been repaired, otherwise a very good copy.P1798Paris: (1810)
USD1000.0; Natural History Marine Others1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1798&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/18-01-08003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J-Ces SavignyH.N. Zoologie Echinodermes / Asteries Pl. 5Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x420 (mm), 23.25x16.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x520 (mm), 27.875x20.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1799Paris: (1805-1812)
USD1000.0; Natural History Marine Others1805-1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1799&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94a7e9d178277b49f11131de457d327f_1359322924.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francesco PrimaticcioVulcan and the Cyclopes Forging Arrows for the Cupids.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 310x420 (mm), 12.25x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 310x420 (mm), 12.25x16.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, lower left corner has been restored, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.; Bartsch 31P1800Italy: (1540)
USD2750.0Old Masters1540nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1800&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/23-01-08016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta della Piazza della RotondaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x540 (mm), 15.375x21.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x545 (mm), 15.875x21.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 450x590 (mm), 17.75x23.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good, tears along the upper and lower margin have been restored, laid on early thick paper; Hind 17<br>This is the 5th state <br>We are unable to determin a watermark due to the fact that the plate has been laid on paper<br><br>This print is from the First Paris edition of Veduta di Roma and was published between 1800-1807<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 838P1801Paris: ()
USD1500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma); Architectural Others;Views Europe Italy;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1801&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355349820.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BeecheyThe Most Noble Lord Horatio Nelson, Viscount and Baron Nelson of the Nile.Mezzotint, Image Size : 455x355 (mm), 17.875x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 517x355 (mm), 20.375x14 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, lower left corner extended with slight loss of text. Laid on thick period paper.; A fine sharp impression of this sought after portrait of Lord NelsonP1807London: John Boydell(1806)
USD2000.0Portraits Naval & Military1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1807&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358289928.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PerignonVue du Port au PrinceCopper Engraving, Image Size : 150x295 (mm), 5.875x11.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 255x395 (mm), 10x15.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 295x430 (mm), 11.625x16.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, tear along the lower margin and a few worm holes not affecting the image.; A charming view of Port au Prince in HaitiP1809Paris: Lemercier(1786)
USD475.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1809&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue de la Baye du Fort - DauphinCopper Engraving, Image Size : 150x295 (mm), 5.875x11.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 245x350 (mm), 9.625x13.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 295x427 (mm), 11.625x16.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, tear extending from the lower margin not affecting the image.; A charming view of the Bay of Fort Dauphin in HaitiP1810Paris: Lemercier(1786)
USD375.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1810&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneLe Port de NippeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x195 (mm), 4.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 175x233 (mm), 6.875x9.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of the Port of Nippe in Haiti.P1812Paris: (1786)
USD275.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1812&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08051.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneCap et Mole St. NicolasCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x195 (mm), 4.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 170x230 (mm), 6.75x9 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of the Cap et Mole St. Nicolas in Haiti.P1813Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1813&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08050.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue de la Rade de LeoganeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x200 (mm), 4.875x7.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 180x235 (mm), 7.125x9.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A sea storm at Rade de Leogane in Haiti.P1814Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1814&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08049.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue de la Ville de JeremieCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x195 (mm), 4.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 170x235 (mm), 6.75x9.25 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A charming view of the city of Jeremie in HaitiP1815Paris: Lemercier(1786)
USD275.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1815&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08048.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue du Port de Lacul du Petit GoaveCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x195 (mm), 4.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 175x236 (mm), 6.875x9.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of Port de Lacul du Petit Goave in HaitiP1816Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1816&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08047.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue de la Ville du Port de PaixCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x195 (mm), 4.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 175x235 (mm), 6.875x9.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of the city of Port de Paix in HaitiP1817Paris: (1786)
USD275.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1817&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08046.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PerignonVue de la Ville des CayesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x195 (mm), 4.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 167x231 (mm), 6.625x9.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of the city of Cayes in HaitiP1818Paris: (1786)
USD275.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1818&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08045.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue de la Ville du Petit - GoaveCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x195 (mm), 4.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 165x235 (mm), 6.5x9.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of the city of Petit-Goave in HaitiP1819Paris: (1786)
USD275.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1819&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PerignonVue de Bombardopolis ou Vulgairement BombardeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x200 (mm), 4.875x7.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 175x240 (mm), 6.875x9.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of Bombardopolis in HaitiP1820Paris: (1786)
USD275.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1820&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08043.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PerignonVue de la Ville du Mole St. NicolasCopper Engraving, Image Size : 125x200 (mm), 4.875x7.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 175x235 (mm), 6.875x9.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of the city Mole St. Nicolas in HaitiP1821Paris: (1786)
USD275.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1821&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08042.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PerignonVue de la Ville de St. MarcCopper Engraving, Image Size : 55x120 (mm), 2.125x4.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 100x158 (mm), 3.875x6.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of the city of St. Marc in HaitiP1823Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1823&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue du Bourg des CoteauxCopper Engraving, Image Size : 55x120 (mm), 2.125x4.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 100x151 (mm), 3.875x6 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of Bourg de Cotaeux in Haiti.P1824Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1824&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneBaye et Fort St. LouisCopper Engraving, Image Size : 55x120 (mm), 2.125x4.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 105x165 (mm), 4.125x6.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very good; A charming view of the bay and fort of St. Louis in HaitiP1825Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1825&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PerignonVue de la Plate Forme du Mile St. NicolasCopper Engraving, Image Size : 55x120 (mm), 2.125x4.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 105x165 (mm), 4.125x6.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of Plate Forme du Mole St. Nicolas in HaitiP1827Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1827&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OzanneVue du Bourg du Cap-TiburonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 55x120 (mm), 2.125x4.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 95x165 (mm), 3.75x6.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming view of Bourg du Cap-Tiburon in HaitiP1829Paris: (1786)
USD175.0Views West Indies1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1829&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVaso Antico di Marmo, con urna cineraria sottopostavi, che si vede presson il Cavalier Piranesi.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 390x255 (mm), 15.375x10 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x370 (mm), 20.875x14.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 970<br><br>No watermark is present.<br>Rome circa. 1790<br>From the series \"Vasi, candelabri, cippi, sarcofagi, tripodi, lucerne, ed ornamenti antichi\"<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1830Rome: ()
USD1000.0Architectural Vases;Artists Piranesi (Vasi);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1830&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6a3176a7c26f4e9a7abe95ef2285725e_1360171523.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RaphaelParnassi Montem Spectantibus, Summo in Vertice Residens, Oculorum Aciem Statim . . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 455x680 (mm), 17.875x26.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 490x685 (mm), 19.25x27 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x742 (mm), 21.25x29.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1831Rome: Dominici de Rossi()
USD1250.0Religious Christianity; Architectural OthersnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1831&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RaphaelEtsi, Quas Habet Paries, Interiecto Fenestae Spatio Videantur Seiunctae. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 500x665 (mm), 19.625x26.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 515x680 (mm), 20.25x26.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 555x735 (mm), 21.875x28.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1832Rome: Dominici de Rossi(1690)
USD1250.0Religious Christianity; Architectural Others1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1832&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/25-01-08008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.F. CooperLMS Kerry Ireland for HolidaysImage Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1015x625 (mm), 39.875x24.625 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, small tear along the upper margin not affecting the image.P1833London: Charles & Read(1950)
USD750.0Posters; Views Europe Ireland1950nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1833&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360425896.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. CurrierSingleLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 356x256 (mm), 14x10.125 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very goodP1841New York: Sarony & Major(1846)
USD375.0Artists Currier and Ives1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1841&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/CI45.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CuttingA New England HomesteadLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 256x356 (mm), 10.125x14 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very goodP1848New York: Currier & Ives(1852)
USD275.0Artists Currier and Ives1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1848&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/CI38.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas WorthBustin a PicnicLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 281x388 (mm), 11x15.25 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Good with tears professionally repaired, backed with acid free paper for preservation, narrow upper marginP1873New York: Currier & Ives(1881)
USD475.0Artists Currier and Ives1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1873&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94e5a4a448b5eb85c36e0893fb567cde_1321916837.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.F. PalmerWarwick Castle on the AvonLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 354x450 (mm), 13.875x17.75 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP1878New York: Currier & Ives()
USD375.0Artists Currier and IvesnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1878&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94e5a4a448b5eb85c36e0893fb567cde_1321918878.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SaltThe Town of Abha in AbyssiniaAquatint, Image Size : 460x600 (mm), 18.125x23.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 480x650 (mm), 18.875x25.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 510x720 (mm), 20.125x28.375 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1880London: William Miller(1809)
USD1750.0; Views Africa Egypt1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1880&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08042.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T.G. DuttonSailing in Rough SeasLithograph, Image Size : 370x595 (mm), 14.5x23.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 395x635 (mm), 15.5x25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1883London: Arthur Ackermann(1873)
USD1000.0Sports Yachting;1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1883&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_54095203e31896e7234b66c3681aada8_1359151459.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph Pitton de TournefortVeue du Mont Ararat du Cote des Trois EglisesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 270x433 (mm), 10.625x17 (Inches), Platemark Size : 320x455 (mm), 12.625x17.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 385x460 (mm), 15.125x18.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; ArmeniaP1884Paris: (1717)
USD575.0Views Asia Armenia & Georgia1717nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1884&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/04-03-08022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Horace VernetThe Arab at PrayerWood Engraving, Image Size : 425x340 (mm), 16.75x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 510x375 (mm), 20.125x14.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1885London: London Illustrated(1870)
USD375.0Views Asia Arabia; Views Asia Holy Land, Lebanon, Palestine & Syria1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1885&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. DoddDesign for a Stone Bridge to admit Shipping to pass under its centre arch with views of the proposed embankments of fire-proof warehouses above themCopper Engraving, Image Size : 555x710 (mm), 21.875x27.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 587x750 (mm), 23.125x29.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; One of the famous proposed designs of Stone Bridge over the Thames in London, by the famous architect and engineer.P1887London: (1800)
USD1250.0; Architectural Bridges; Views Europe England Others1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1887&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_751eb1ad8daa616af0e73cfcbdde190a_1310831553.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta della Gran Mole Adriana, e Ponte ElioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 420x540 (mm), 16.5x21.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x550 (mm), 17.25x21.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 495x625 (mm), 19.5x24.625 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi\'s example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P1894Rome: (1821)
USD1100.0Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1894&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358021303.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta del Interno del Pronao del PantheonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 405x530 (mm), 15.875x20.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x545 (mm), 17.25x21.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x630 (mm), 20.5x24.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Luigi Rossini was a master engraver who produced over one thousand plates of buildings, ruins, gardens and monuments. His career coincided with a period of great archeological activity. His etchings of Rome followed Piranesi's example, and reported the latest excavations to an avidly interested European audience. In turn, as they were carried home by Northern Europeans on the Grand Tour, the etchings fuelled worldwide interest in classical architecture.P1895Rome: (1820)
USD950.0Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1895&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-03-08a005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. BarneyCries of LondonStipple Engraving, Image Size : 575x455 (mm), 22.625x17.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 575x455 (mm), 22.625x17.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, margins shaved closelyP1896London: (1793)
USD875.0Crafts & Trades1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1896&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c705f5157a8fbc6fe8febf8f1ef1929c_1333557224.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Beniamin WestWilliam Penn's Treaty with the Indians, when he founded the Province of Pensylvania in North America 1681Copper Engraving, Image Size : 425x590 (mm), 16.75x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 480x615 (mm), 18.875x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x655 (mm), 20.875x25.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, a number of worm hole mostly on the margin not affecting the plate.P1899London: John Boydell(1775)
USD2750.0Views United States East1775nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1899&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a9f9d5d10385c9e259ab03c2edfb1198_1233439159.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SaltThe Pass of Atbara in AbyssiniaAquatint, Image Size : 415x590 (mm), 16.375x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 480x655 (mm), 18.875x25.75 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP1903London: William Miller(1809)
USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1903&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/29-03-08004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ChampinVue d\'une Partie de la Ville de NiceLithograph, Image Size : 440x645 (mm), 17.25x25.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 545x720 (mm), 21.5x28.375 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent; A superb panorama of the city and surrouding of Nice.P1906Paris: Turgis(1830)
USD2750.0Views Europe France Others1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1906&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1764cf9764d9d5476e5226c50b198f60_1338993569.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourArmenien de Perse / Fille Armenienne que l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'on conduit a l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Eglise pour la marierCopper Engraving, Image Size : 315x235 (mm), 12.375x9.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 355x250 (mm), 14x9.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 495x315 (mm), 19.5x12.375 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand coloured book \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. . .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" by Ferriol and Le Hay.<br><br>The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.<br><br>P1909Paris: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714)
USD1250.0Costumes; Views Asia Armenia & Georgiac. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1909&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346184493.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta Dell' Interno dell' Arco di GianoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 460x365 (mm), 18.125x14.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x375 (mm), 18.75x14.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 560x465 (mm), 22x18.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1913Rome: (1820)
USD750.0Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1913&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniInterno del Promao del Tempio di Vesta, in RomaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 445x355 (mm), 17.5x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : 465x370 (mm), 18.25x14.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 545x460 (mm), 21.5x18.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, faint water staining in the lower left.P1914Rome: (1819)
USD750.0Architectural Others; Artists Rossini; Architectural Others1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1914&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358016452.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RossiniVeduta Del Tempio di VestaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 435x355 (mm), 17.125x14 (Inches), Platemark Size : 460x360 (mm), 18.125x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x455 (mm), 21.25x17.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, faint water staining in the lower rightP1915Rome: (1820)
USD750.0Artists Rossini; Architectural Others; Architectural Others1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1915&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cb0db96f5705a68fe0d8e587643280ce_1358016386.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. AlkenThe High Mettled Racer The Foal / The Death / The Racer / In Training / The Hunter / The Post HorseLithograph, Image Size : 275x380 (mm), 10.875x15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 340x450 (mm), 13.375x17.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x495 (mm), 15x19.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; This is a set of 6 prints.P1921London: S & J. Fuller(1870)
USD1500.0Sports Horse Racing1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1921&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiL'Amour dansant avec deux des Graces et Accompagnant sa danse du son de crotales.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 470x640 (mm), 18.5x25.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 535x730 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1922Paris: (1810)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1922&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08091.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiL'un des Heros qui ont conquis a la course les filles de Danaiis. Emportant l'epouse qu'il a choisie.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 455x650 (mm), 17.875x25.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 535x730 (mm), 21x28.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1923Paris: (1810)
USD1250.0Artists Piranesi1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1923&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_22e144e7fee130fb3d625272a866d6da_1296686716.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. PiranesiL'un des Heros qui se sont dispute a la course les filles de Danaiis. Choisissant et enlevant son Epouse.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 450x645 (mm), 17.75x25.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 535x685 (mm), 21x27 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP1924Paris: (1810)
USD1250.0; Artists Piranesi1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1924&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_22e144e7fee130fb3d625272a866d6da_1296686763.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BakerHenry W. LongfellowLithograph, Image Size : 575x455 (mm), 22.625x17.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 590x475 (mm), 23.25x18.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 655x500 (mm), 25.75x19.625 (Inches), Black & White, excellentP1927Boston: Armstrong & Co.(1887)
USD1250.0; Portraits Literary1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1927&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. FadenCape Carthage Tunis Bay and GolettaAquatint, Image Size : 300x755 (mm), 11.75x29.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 355x780 (mm), 14x30.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 390x810 (mm), 15.375x31.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A scenic view of Cape Carthage in the Gulf of Tunis across the water from Sicily.P1929London: (1786)
USD1250.0; Views Africa Others1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1929&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_16e6e3f981b5c251c1082b877e219313_1320870124.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene HabererMontreal and its Public BuildingsWood Engraving, Image Size : 345x515 (mm), 13.625x20.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x560 (mm), 15.75x22 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The view is surrounded by vignettes of important buildings around the city.P1930Montreal: The Desbarats Litho & Publg Comp.(1874)
USD575.0; Views Canada Quebec1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1930&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/12-08-08005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusFluvius GrandisCopper Engraving, Image Size : 285x350 (mm), 11.25x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 295x360 (mm), 11.625x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x380 (mm), 12x15 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Natal, Brazil. The river is the "Potengi river", and the fort is the "Forte of the tres Reis Magos".P1931Amsterdam: (1671)
USD575.0; Views South America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1931&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusArx NassoviiCopper Engraving, Image Size : 280x350 (mm), 11x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 290x360 (mm), 11.375x14.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x385 (mm), 12x15.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A view of Fort Nassau in the Bahamas. This print is from Arnoldus Montanus’ Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld, published in Amerstdam.P1934Amsterdam: (1671)
USD575.0; Views West Indies1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1934&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusOstium Flumines ParaybaeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 285x350 (mm), 11.25x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 305x380 (mm), 12x15 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Depicts the Paraiba River in Brazil.<br><br>This print is from Arnoldus Montanus’ Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld, published in Amerstdam.P1936Amsterdam: (1671)
USD575.0; Views South America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1936&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusI. TamaracaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 275x340 (mm), 10.875x13.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 290x355 (mm), 11.375x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x385 (mm), 12x15.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Depicts the Brazilian island of Tamarca<br><br>This print is from Arnoldus Montanus’ Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld, published in Amerstdam.P1938Amsterdam: (1671)
USD475.0Views South America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1938&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusAlagoa ad AustrumCopper Engraving, Image Size : 285x350 (mm), 11.25x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 290x355 (mm), 11.375x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x380 (mm), 12x15 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Depicts the city of Maceió, Alagoas, in Northeast Brazil.<br><br>This print is from Arnoldus Montanus’ Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld, published in Amerstdam.P1939Amsterdam: (1671)
USD575.0; Views South America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1939&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusArx Principis GuiljelmiCopper Engraving, Image Size : 280x360 (mm), 11x14.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 11.375x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x385 (mm), 12x15.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Depicted is Dutch Fort William. Olinda is located on a hill in the background. Northeast Brazil.<br><br>This print is from Arnoldus Montanus’ Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld, published in Amerstdam.P1940Amsterdam: (1671)
USD375.0; Views South America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1940&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusSinus Omnium SanctoruCopper Engraving, Image Size : 275x350 (mm), 10.875x13.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 285x355 (mm), 11.25x14 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x385 (mm), 12x15.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A view of the Bay of All Saints, current day Salvador, Bahia in Brazil.<br><br>This print is from Arnoldus Montanus’ Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld, published in Amerstdam.P1941Amsterdam: (1671)
USD575.0; Views South America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1941&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus MontanusSerinhaimCopper Engraving, Image Size : 270x335 (mm), 10.625x13.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 275x345 (mm), 10.875x13.625 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x377 (mm), 12x14.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This prints depicts the present day country of Surinam<br><br>This print is from Arnoldus Montanus’ Die Nieuwe en onbekende Weereld, published in Amerstdam.P1945Amsterdam: (1671)
USD575.0; Views South America1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1945&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. AlkenFishingEngraving, Image Size : 220x325 (mm), 8.625x12.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x350 (mm), 9.875x13.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 445x575 (mm), 17.5x22.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Wide MarginsP1947London: (1870)
USD475.0; Sports Fishing1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1947&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/15-05-08044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. PassavantTender for the Locomotive Croton designed by Walter Mc. QueenWood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 580x760 (mm), 22.875x29.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, some wear along the central fold, laid on acid free paper for long term preservation.P1959New York: F. Mone; E Deicke(1851)
USD875.0Transportation Trains1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1959&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_491a7cbd4789b3f86b647b64f8394e8f_1313770473.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dom. Zampieri / N. VanniS. Iohannes / S. Matthaeus / S. Marcus / S. LucasCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 460x445 (mm), 18.125x17.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 530x515 (mm), 20.875x20.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1974Rome: (1770)
USD750.0; Religious Christianity1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1974&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360780478.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiDisegno di un Soffitto Disstribuito a varj ScompartimentiCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 705x970 (mm), 27.75x38.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 742x1090 (mm), 29.25x42.875 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; John Wilton-Ely 907<br><br>There is no watermark present<br>This print is dated 1807-1830<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>\"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History\"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP1978Paris: ()
USD3750.0Artists PiranesinononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1978&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-08-08006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LepereVue Perspective du Palais Prise de L'Interieur de la Cour du Cote de L'OuestCopper Engraving, Image Size : 510x935 (mm), 20.125x36.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 555x980 (mm), 21.875x38.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 700x1085 (mm), 27.5x42.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP1979Paris: (1826)
USD1750.0; Views Africa Egypt; Architectural Egyptian1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1979&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-08-08005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DutertreVue Generale du Tombeau D'Osymandyas et d'un Partie de la Plaine de Thebes, Prise du Nord-Ouest.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 405x845 (mm), 15.875x33.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 500x920 (mm), 19.625x36.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 595x975 (mm), 23.375x38.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP1980Paris: (1826)
USD1250.0; Views Africa Egypt1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1980&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le PereVue Perspective de la Façade du Portique du Grand TempleCopper Engraving, Image Size : 560x945 (mm), 22x37.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : 615x970 (mm), 24.25x38.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 695x1025 (mm), 27.375x40.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP1981Paris: (1826)
USD2500.0; Views Africa Egypt; Architectural Egyptian1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1981&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-08-08003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CanalettoNauticum Certamen cum Prospecta ab Aedubus Balborum, ad Pontem Rivoalti.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 250x425 (mm), 9.875x16.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 275x430 (mm), 10.875x16.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 340x505 (mm), 13.375x19.875 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This print is from the book "Urbis Ventiarum Prospectus Celebriores"<br><br>A superb impression of this sought after view by Canaletto.P1982Venice: Giovanni Battista Pasquale(1742)
USD1250.0; Views Europe Italy1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1982&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_16e6e3f981b5c251c1082b877e219313_1320860237.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. WandesfordeMary Queen of ScotsEngraving, Image Size : 605x460 (mm), 23.75x18.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 695x510 (mm), 27.375x20.125 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, lower margin trimmed.P1990New York: (1853)
USD900.0; Portraits Royalties1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1990&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360425409.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luke FildesHis Majesty Kind Edward VIIMezzotint, Image Size : 735x480 (mm), 28.875x18.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 855x580 (mm), 33.625x22.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 955x670 (mm), 37.625x26.375 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP1991London: Thomas Agnew & Sons(1903)
USD1500.0; Portraits Royalties1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08080.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. CrosioDancing ArabsChromolithograph, Image Size : 525x770 (mm), 20.625x30.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very GoodP1993France: (1900)
USD1250.0; Views Africa Others1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1993&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_635dfb85d6744023b8f240165466e262_1359826654.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. P. FrithComing of Age in the Olden Time.Steel Engraving, Image Size : 570x905 (mm), 22.375x35.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 670x980 (mm), 26.375x38.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 720x1030 (mm), 28.375x40.5 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; A charming depiction of Elizabethan England.P1995London: G. P. McQueen(1840)
USD1250.0; Views Europe England Others1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1995&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08073.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Leopold RobertFete a la Madone de L'ArcEngraving, Image Size : 535x805 (mm), 21x31.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 635x875 (mm), 25x34.375 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, small embossed publishers stamp on the lower left margin.; A charming Neapolitan festive dance. In the background is a scenic view of the city of Naples.P1996Paris: (1840)
USD2500.0; Views Europe Italy1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1996&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08071.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fred MorganQueen Alexandra, her Grandchildren and dogs.Photogravure, Image Size : 360x485 (mm), 14.125x19.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 450x565 (mm), 17.75x22.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP1997Washington and London: C. W. Faulkner & Co(1902)
USD575.0; Natural History Dogs1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1997&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08070.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. PerierView in the Valley of the Don, New TorontoLithograph, Image Size : 230x330 (mm), 9x13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 280x405 (mm), 11x15.875 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; An uncommon and scenic view of the Don Valley in Toronto.P1998Toronto: Canadian Illustrated News(1871)
USD375.0; Views Canada Ontario Toronto1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1998&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08068.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin LongAn Arab BazaarPhotogravure, Image Size : 515x760 (mm), 20.25x29.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 575x795 (mm), 22.625x31.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on thick paperP1999London: Dore Gallery(1890)
USD1250.0; Views Asia Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1999&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08067.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank H. MasonCunard R.M.S. \\\"Mauretania\\\"Poster, Image Size : 455x640 (mm), 17.875x25.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 555x735 (mm), 21.875x28.875 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2001England: (1945)
USD875.0; Transportation Ships1945nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2001&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_07799b1a1236c8dba0f02da92214f34f_1342800966.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]NeuhofVue de Siam avec diverses Sortes des Ballons, ou Vaisseaux Chinoise a RameCopper Engraving, Image Size : 280x420 (mm), 11x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 335x440 (mm), 13.125x17.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 410x490 (mm), 16.125x19.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2003Paris, Augsburg: (1750)
USD875.0; Views Asia Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2003&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]NeuhofVue de Tour Porcellaine a Nancking en ChineCopper Engraving, Image Size : 285x420 (mm), 11.25x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : 330x440 (mm), 13x17.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 410x495 (mm), 16.125x19.5 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2004Paris. Augsburg: (1750)
USD875.0; Views Asia China1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2004&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08050.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SchiavoniAlexandre Nicolaewitsch.Crayon Manner, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 460x355 (mm), 18.125x14 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Alexandre IIP2005Vienna: Artaria & Cie()
USD950.0; Portraits RoyaltiesnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2005&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360777928.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DovaNicolas ICrayon Manner, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 500x345 (mm), 19.625x13.625 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2006Vienna: Artaria et Compay(1835)
USD950.0; Portraits Royalties1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2006&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ManssonRouen au 16 Siecle. Vue generale, prise de la Rive gauche de la SeineLithograph, Image Size : 280x436 (mm), 11x17.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 340x533 (mm), 13.375x21 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A key along the lower margin identifies different buildings and edifices in the view.P2010Paris: (1840)
USD575.0; Views Europe France Others1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2010&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/05-08-08008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HassmanLe Succes du Dernier SalonChromolithograph, Image Size : 345x515 (mm), 13.625x20.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 420x570 (mm), 16.5x22.375 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very good, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation; Scarce advertising of motorcycle and a scenic motorcycle race.P2022Paris: (c.1930)
USD1175.0; Sports Othersc.1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2022&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_843f60f15172de4d08a1ea0d9327f264_1344444394.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresCape Blowmedown / Cape SplitAquatint, Image Size : 145x425 (mm), 5.75x16.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Good, small tear in the left image on the upper margin extending about 1 inch into the image.P2025London: (1778)
USD750.0; Views Canada Nova Scotia1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2025&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360778136.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresThe Entrance of Mines BasonAquatint, Image Size : 205x420 (mm), 8.125x16.5 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2026London: (1778)
USD1250.0; Views Canada Nova Scotia1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2026&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-08b003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresIsles Haut and Cape ChegnectoAquatint, Image Size : 210x425 (mm), 8.25x16.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2027London: (1778)
USD1250.0; Views Canada Nova Scotia1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2027&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/13-08-08b001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. HamiltonCanadian PacificLithograph, Image Size : 1020x620 (mm), 40.125x24.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1070x670 (mm), 42.125x26.375 (Inches), Printed in Color, Excellent, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation.P2032London: Canadian Pacific(1930)
USD2750.0; Advertising Canadian; Transportation Ships; Posters1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2032&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f47f5ad04bd72293315189a4c70de2bc_1250803102.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul MeyerheimFair TimeWood Engraving, Image Size : 320x485 (mm), 12.625x19.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x540 (mm), 15.75x21.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2042London: The Graphic(1875)
USD375.0Children; Pastime & Amusements Others;1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2042&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221842813.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles GrahamThe Heart of Chicago, from the Masonic BuildingPhotogravure, Image Size : 350x905 (mm), 13.75x35.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x980 (mm), 15.875x38.5 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2044US: Harper & Brothers(1892)
USD1500.0; Views United States Midwest1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2044&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_0634d861e5ad4af178baffcc0d63ed54_1221838691.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin ForbesPlate 21Aquatint, Image Size : 275x400 (mm), 10.875x15.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 325x445 (mm), 12.75x17.5 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x600 (mm), 18.875x23.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the series "Life Studies of the Great Army in the Civil War."P2049US: Edwin Forbes(1876)
USD500.0Military American1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2049&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221775426.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin ForbesPlate 8 On Picket / Washing DayAquatint, Image Size : 270x405 (mm), 10.625x15.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 325x455 (mm), 12.75x17.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 475x595 (mm), 18.75x23.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the series "Life Studies of the Great Army in the Civil War."P2050US: Edwin Forbes(1876)
USD500.0Military American1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2050&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221775370.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin ForbesPlate 26 A Cavalry Charge.Aquatint, Image Size : 275x405 (mm), 10.875x15.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 320x455 (mm), 12.625x17.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x590 (mm), 18.875x23.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the series "Life Studies of the Great Army in the Civil War."P2052US: Edwin Forbes(1876)
USD500.0Military American;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2052&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221774013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin ForbesPlate 15. The return from Picket dutyAquatint, Image Size : 275x405 (mm), 10.875x15.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 325x455 (mm), 12.75x17.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x600 (mm), 18.875x23.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the series "Life Studies of the Great Army in the Civil War."P2053US: Edwin Forbes(1876)
USD500.0Military American1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221773971.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edwin ForbesPlate 34. The Lull in the FightAquatint, Image Size : 275x405 (mm), 10.875x15.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 330x455 (mm), 13x17.875 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x595 (mm), 18.875x23.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the series "Life Studies of the Great Army in the Civil War."P2055US: Edwin Forbes(1876)
USD500.0Military American1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2055&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221773765.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Schell & HoganMuskoka LakeWood Engraving, Image Size : 165x245 (mm), 6.5x9.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 255x335 (mm), 10x13.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A scenic landscape of Muskoka Lake country towards the end of the nineteenth century.P2064Toronto: Art Publishing Co.; Belden Bros(1882)
USD175.0; Views Canada Ontario Georgian Bay & Muskoka1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2064&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_450f464f676e34daf673d87802963364_1221755511.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann StridbeckNarva wie auch das Schlos IuannogorodCopper Engraving, Image Size : 150x195 (mm), 5.875x7.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 155x197 (mm), 6.125x7.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 195x280 (mm), 7.625x11 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2084Augsburg: Johann Stridbeck(1710)
USD575.0; Views Europe Estonia & Latvia1710nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2084&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Schell & HoganA Sculling Match - Toronto Harbour.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 160x235 (mm), 6.30x9.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 235x315 (mm), 9.25x12.40 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; "Sculling, an international craze in the late nineteenth century, was a particular Canadian passion: Toronto's Ned Hanlan became the sport's first world champion in 1880. This enchanting view recreates a holiday on the water. Against the background of a crowded port, ladies and gentlemen take to a variety of boats to get a better view of the race." (Dreadnaught, 69).P2093Toronto: Art Publishing Co.; Belden Bros(1882)
USD175.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2093&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224009207.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerHaydnPhotograph, Image Size : 150x110 (mm), 5.91x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 328x240 (mm), 12.91x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Haydn.P2152Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Portraits Composers;Photographs Others;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2152&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225310379.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerHaendelPhotograph, Image Size : 150x105 (mm), 5.91x4.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Handel.P2153Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2153&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225310710.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerWagnerPhotograph, Image Size : 150x110 (mm), 5.91x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Wagner.P2154Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2154&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225311109.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerMeyerbeerPhotograph, Image Size : 150x110 (mm), 5.91x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Meyerbeer.P2155Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2155&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225311452.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerSchumannPhotograph, Image Size : 155x110 (mm), 6.10x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Schumann.P2156Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225311964.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerMendelssohnPhotograph, Image Size : 155x110 (mm), 6.10x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Mendelssohn.P2157Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Portraits Composers; Photographs Others;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2157&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225312292.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerWeberPhotograph, Image Size : 155x110 (mm), 6.10x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Weber.P2158Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2158&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225312589.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerMozartPhotograph, Image Size : 155x110 (mm), 6.10x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Mozart.P2159Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2159&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0be72caad4df5ae16ff8793e00225351_1225317738.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerSchubertPhotogravure, Image Size : 155x110 (mm), 6.10x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Schubert.P2160Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2160&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3541315ed665e47304410b4abd6484d4_1225380179.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerBachPhotograph, Image Size : 155x110 (mm), 6.10x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Bach.P2161Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2161&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3541315ed665e47304410b4abd6484d4_1225380429.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerBeethovenPhotograph, Image Size : 155x110 (mm), 6.10x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Beethoven.P2162Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Photographs Others;Portraits Composers;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2162&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3541315ed665e47304410b4abd6484d4_1225380854.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl JagerGluckPhotograph, Image Size : 150x110 (mm), 5.91x4.33 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 330x240 (mm), 12.99x9.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A nineteenth century photograph of Carl Jager's handsome portrait of Gluck.<br>P2163Munich; Berlin: Friedr. Bruckmann's Verlag.(1870)
USD275.0Portraits Composers; Photographs Others;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2163&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3541315ed665e47304410b4abd6484d4_1225382917.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir William Russell FlintSpanish DancersPhotogravure, Image Size : 440x605 (mm), 17.32x23.82 (Inches), Platemark Size : 490x650 (mm), 19.29x25.59 (Inches), Paper Size : 560x700 (mm), 22.05x27.56 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2169Bristol: Frost & Reed Limited(1963)
USD875.0Performing Arts Dancing; 20th Century Art, Modern;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2169&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3541315ed665e47304410b4abd6484d4_1225387387.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George CruikshankArrival at the North PoleEtching, Image Size : 190x131 (mm), 7.48x5.16 (Inches), Platemark Size : 200x137 (mm), 7.87x5.39 (Inches), Paper Size : 538x280 (mm), 21.18x11.02 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2171London: Thomas McLean(c. 1835)
USD375.0Caricatures;c. 1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2171&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_83b9728f809c8998b85596f39f21f1c0_1292864376.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta del Castello dell\' Acqua Paola sul Monte AureoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 394x607 (mm), 15.51x23.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : 398x610 (mm), 15.67x24.02 (Inches), Paper Size : 445x656 (mm), 17.52x25.83 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, a short split at the bottom of the central fold, professionally repaired.; Hind 21 (2nd state). John Wilton-Ely 174.<br><br>The watermark that is present is number 61 on page 1169 of John Wilton-Ely. The watermark is dated from the late 1770s to the mid 1780s. <br><br>From the series \"Veduta di Roma\".<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and \"like Callot makes great use of the swelling line\" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi\'s own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>Ficacci plate 838P2172Rome: (late 1770s to the mid 1780s)
USD3750.0Architectural Others;Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;late 1770s to the mid 1780snononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2172&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355350446.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michel Vincent BrandoinA French Physician with his Retinue going to Visit His Patients.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 176x239 (mm), 6.93x9.41 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 200x253 (mm), 7.87x9.96 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2191London: John Smith and Robert Sayer(1771)
USD275.0Caricatures;1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2191&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df9e251452cf542b8c36eab01ab45b90_1287509584.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William HeathThe Patent Stomach RelieverEtching, Image Size : 206x322 (mm), 8.11x12.68 (Inches), Platemark Size : 239x341 (mm), 9.41x13.43 (Inches), Paper Size : 249x357 (mm), 9.80x14.06 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, a tear on the bottom left corner and a couple of tears on the upper right margin.; William Heath, also known by his pseudonym "Paul Pry", produced "original, finely-drawn characterizations, showing keen political insight, and appeared during the final phase of the issue of single-sheet engravings by print-shops."<br><br>Feaver 66P2192London: S.W. Fores(1824)
USD275.0Caricatures;1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2192&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df9e251452cf542b8c36eab01ab45b90_1287509685.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RowlandsonThe Cornet Battery Opened on the TenthEtching, Image Size : 241x343 (mm), 9.49x13.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 302x393 (mm), 11.89x15.47 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; cuts in corners of margin made for mounting.; A cartoon, depicting officers of the 10th Hussars being bombarded by missiles inscribed Indignation, Contempt, Ridicule, and Laughter from the "Gun" of the Public Press across the Irish Sea, while a Royal Personage (presumably the Duke of York) remarks to a companion "Between you and I, Taylor, I am glad they have caught it, they were almost too much for us!"P2193London: John Fairburn(1824)
USD275.0Caricatures; Military British;1824noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2193&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df9e251452cf542b8c36eab01ab45b90_1287509751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RowlandsonA Tenth Rejected - or - The Dandyfied Coxcomb in a Bandbox.Etching, Image Size : 245x338 (mm), 9.65x13.31 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 304x387 (mm), 11.97x15.24 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good. Corners cut in the margin for mounting purposes.P2194London: John Fairburn(1824)
USD275.0Caricatures;1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2194&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df9e251452cf542b8c36eab01ab45b90_1287509870.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albert Brenet(The SS United States)Photograph, Image Size : 259x434 (mm), 10.20x17.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 386x476 (mm), 15.20x18.74 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; In 1936, Albert Brenet was the first to be named \"Peintre de la Marine\" (Painter of the Navy), and later, became France\'s first painter to be named Painter of the Air and Ground forces as well. <br><br>The SS United States holds the record for fastest westbound voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the fastest roundtrip voyage. Launched in 1952 from New York to Cornwall, the ship served for the next 17 years, and was decommissioned in 1969. To this day it sits in Philadelphia.P2197France: (c. 1953)
USD750.0Transportation Shipsc. 1953nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2197&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360780292.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Will B. RobinsonThe vast internal organisation of the "Mauretania" and "Lusitania". A Wonderful City on the Seas: Inside the Record Liners of the Cunard Company.Photogravure, Image Size : 293x534 (mm), 11.54x21.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x577 (mm), 15.94x22.72 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; minor tears and wearing of the margins and edges, not affecting image or text; The Mauretenia, was a British ocean liner launched from Liverpool to New York in 1907. At the time it was the largest and fastest ship in the world. It was used extensively during World War I, and after the war it returned to civilian service until 1934.<br><br>The Lusitania, the Mauretania's sister ship, was launched in 1907 as well from Liverpool to New York. During the War, the ship continued to serve as a luxury liner until Germany declared the waters around Britain a war zone and a U-Boat torpedoed the ship in 1915, sinking it.P2198London: The Illustrated London News(1907)
USD750.0Transportation Ships1907nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2198&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_07799b1a1236c8dba0f02da92214f34f_1342803017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. ArmstrongToronto Canada WestLithograph, Endicott & Co., N.Y., Image Size : 500x1040 (mm), 19.69x40.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 635x1143 (mm), 25x45 (Inches), printed in sepia with some hand coloring, Two tears in the sky professionally repaired, some minor scratches in the water, laid down on old board but generally very good; A rare and superb mid-19th century birds eye view of Toronto from the Island. Coat of arms of Toronto in the middle of inscription. For further information on William Armstrong please read Spendlove pg.60.<br>De Volpi, Toronto, plate 17; Samuel, #296; Spendlove pg. 61 and plate 88.P2199New York: William Armstrong, for the City Council(1856)
USD10000.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2199&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_825242ac207686a9f54e88f048fae7cc_1284414260.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert HancockThe Waterfall of Niagara / La Cascade de NiagaraCopper Engraving, Image Size : 231x383 (mm), 9.09x15.08 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x400 (mm), 10.24x15.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 305x455 (mm), 12.01x17.91 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; short tear on the upper margin, hardly noticeable; Spendlove 54<br><br>Text in English and French.P2200London: Laurie & Whittle(1794)
USD1500.0Views Canada Ontario Niagara;1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2200&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b5d6911c8e12b24836010fd78dd44202_1359222174.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas C. SkinnerSteamship United States / Flagship of the United States LinesOffset Printing, Image Size : 332x554 (mm), 13.07x21.81 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 442x702 (mm), 17.40x27.64 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; faint damp staining along bottom margin, not affecting image.; The SS United States holds the record for fastest westbound voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, as well as the fastest roundtrip voyage. Launched in 1952 from New York to Cornwall, the ship served for the next 17 years, and was decommissioned in 1969. To this day it sits in Philadelphia.P2205Newport News, Virginia: The Mariners\' Museum(c. 1953)
USD575.0Transportation Ships;c. 1953nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2205&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_635dfb85d6744023b8f240165466e262_1359826859.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hervey SmythA View of the City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, Taken partly from Pointe des Peres, and partly on board the Vanguard Man of War, by Captain Hervey Smyth. / Vue de la ville de Quebec, Capitale du Canada Prise en partie de la Pointe des Peres et en parCopper Engraving, Image Size : 316x500 (mm), 12.44x19.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : 359x532 (mm), 14.13x20.94 (Inches), Paper Size : 406x578 (mm), 16x22.75 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This beautiful view of Quebec was taken just after the English capture of Quebec City in 1759, by Capt. Smyth, "Aide du Camp to the late Gen. Wolfe". The Treaty of Paris was signed three years later, formally ceding France's Canadian possessions to England.<br><br>Spendlove 7P2209London: Thomas Jefferys(c. 1760)
USD4750.0Views Canada Quebec;c. 1760noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2209&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_beb2dad199513318999a028bf16c4062_1229442684.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]AppianiGeneral BuonaparteCopper Engraving, Image Size : 348x279 (mm), 13.70x10.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 434x306 (mm), 17.09x12.05 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; This fantastic portrait of the young general was published just a few months before his \\\"election\\\" to the position of \\\"First Consul,\\\" and five years before his coronation as Emperor. Beneath the portrait is a listing of his accomplishments.P2210London: R. Pollard(c. 1799)
USD1250.0Portraits Naval & Military; Military Napoleonic Wars;c. 1799nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2210&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_21a35696e3a1f49ab62c6e6dcbeb139f_1356106642.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. B. PiranesiVeduta interna del Pronao del PantheonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 122x200 (mm), 4.80x7.87 (Inches), Platemark Size : 136x202 (mm), 5.35x7.95 (Inches), Paper Size : 247x381 (mm), 9.72x15.00 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; John Wilton-Ely 306. No Watermark is present This print is from the series "Le Antichita Romane" "After over eight years of careful study and excavation Piranesi produced this four-volume work which swiftly established his reputation in Europe as the leading protagonist of Roman archaeology. More than other such antiquarian works, the 250 plates of the Antichita played a dominant role in conveying information, and Piranesi was to develop a whole new range of specialized illustarions in order to reveal aspects of antiquity which had hitherto been largely neglected. His aim, as with all his archaeological publications, was two-fold - to record the vanishing past for scholars and to inspire contemporary designers to emilate the achievements of the past." (John Wilton Ely pg 327) Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part. He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists . Reference: John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. "The Bulfinch Guide to Art History" Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP2213Rome: ()
USD1250.0Artist Piranesi Others;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_beb2dad199513318999a028bf16c4062_1229442821.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. W. HillHalifax, N.S., Dedicated by permission to His Excellency Sir Gaspard Le Marchand Lt. Governor of Nova Scotia by the Publishers Smith Bros. & Co.Lithograph, Endicott & Co, Image Size : 685x1075 (mm), 26.97x42.32 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Some restorations in the sky and landscape, otherwise generally in good condition.; A scarce large-scale birds-eye view of the city of Halifax as it was before the Explosion of 1917.<br><br>DeVolpi, plate 108<br>Reps 2999<br>P2214New York: Smith Bros.(c. 1855)
USD10000.0Views Canada Nova Scotia;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2214&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_825242ac207686a9f54e88f048fae7cc_1284414962.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. R. BrownThe State Barge of the King of BurmahWood Engraving, Image Size : 245x320 (mm), 9.65x12.60 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 294x399 (mm), 11.57x15.71 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2217London: The Graphic(c. 1875)
USD150.0Views Asia Bangladesh, Burma (Myanmar); Transportation Ships;c. 1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229719189.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DurandSketches in British Burma: Burmese Actors / Two Out of One Hundred and Nine Figures of the Bhuddha, Surrounding the Base of the Dagh Pagoda / A Burmese "Lwnwai" or "Tug of War"Wood Engraving, Image Size : 289x500 (mm), 11.38x19.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 402x590 (mm), 15.83x23.23 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The plate depicts the Burmese national sport.P2218London: The Graphic(1879)
USD250.0Performing Arts Theatrical; Sports Others; Views Asia Bangladesh, Burma (Myanmar)1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2218&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229719617.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. Caton WoodvilleThe Expedition to Burmah: An Elephant Battery in Action.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 312x232 (mm), 12.28x9.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 406x293 (mm), 15.98x11.54 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; British military involvement in Burma.P2220London: The Illustrated London News(c. 1885)
USD150.0Military British; Views Asia Bangladesh, Burma (Myanmar)c. 1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2220&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229720592.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. Caton WoodvilleSketches in Burmah: Attendants of a Burmese Minister of StateWood Engraving, Image Size : 315x225 (mm), 12.40x8.86 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x292 (mm), 15.94x11.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The print depicts Burmese costumes and architecture.P2221London: The Illustrated London News(1885)
USD150.0Views Asia Bangladesh, Burma (Myanmar)1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2221&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229721000.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GrantSketches in Burmah. / 1. Native boats on the Irrawaddy; native cart on the river bank. / 2. The Burmese Minister's State Barge (from a native's drawing). / 3. Jetty on the Irrawaddy (from a drawing by Mr. Grant).Wood Engraving, Image Size : 316x232 (mm), 12.44x9.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 406x293 (mm), 15.98x11.54 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The print depicts native boating and city landscape.P2222London: The Illustrated London News(1885)
USD150.0Views Asia Bangladesh, Burma (Myanmar)1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2222&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229721320.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. NieuhoffA Marchant of Java / A Mestice WoomanCopper Engraving, Image Size : 274x168 (mm), 10.79x6.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : 295x174 (mm), 11.61x6.85 (Inches), Paper Size : 346x225 (mm), 13.62x8.86 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Charming portraits of a Javanese couple, printed in the seventeenth century.<br>P2223London: A. and J. Churchill(c. 1676)
USD500.0Views Asia Indonesia; Costumes;c. 1676nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2223&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360791253.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KuniyoshiActorWood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 372x250 (mm), 14.65x9.84 (Inches), Printed in Color, Some marginal restorations, otherwise generally very good.P2224Japan: (c. 1840)
USD490.0Japanese Prints;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2224&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229722515.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KuniyoshiActorWood Engraving, Image Size : 371x252 (mm), 14.61x9.92 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 419x320 (mm), 16.50x12.60 (Inches), Printed in Color, Some marginal restorations, otherwise very good.P2225Japan: (c. 1840)
USD490.0Japanese Prints;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2225&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229722993.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KuniyoshiActorWood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 376x255 (mm), 14.80x10.04 (Inches), Printed in Color, Some marginal restorations, otherwise very good.P2226Japan: (c. 1840)
USD490.0Japanese Prints;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2226&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229723255.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Melton PriorMandalay, the Capital of Burmah: Sketches by our Special Artist, Mr. Melton Prior. / Western Gate of the City of Mandalay.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 150x514 (mm), 5.91x20.24 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 188x536 (mm), 7.40x21.10 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2227London: The Illustrated London News(c. 1886)
USD200.0Views Asia Bangladesh, Burma (Myanmar)c. 1886nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2227&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37cf0998c098a18f373d2fb31fb24fd6_1229724080.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolas Sanson IL Afrique En Plusieurs Cartes Nouvelles, et Exactes, & en Divers Traicte s de Geographie, et d Histoire.Full contemporary calf, expertly rebacked with spine in six compartments of raised bands and finely-gilt motifs, morocco label on two, edges speckled red. , Lower right corner of the first eight leaves strengthened, otherwise a very good copy, maps and text are clean and crisp. In protective cloth slipcase., 4to, P. 1-96., Recent stencilled title. Complete with 18 maps of Africa and its territories, in original outline colour.; This atlas was dedicated to the Superintendent of Finances at the time, Nicolas Fouquet. <br>Regarding a map of South and Central Africa published the year before (which bears resemblance to this map of South Africa--‘Pays, et Costes des Caffres’--in particular), Norwich writes: “This map, although a fine example of cartography, is based on very little information; for example, the desert-like coast of South West Africa is presented as a land rich in rivers. The fictitious states are given fictitious boundaries and the interior is marked with large cities such as Vigiti Magna and Monomotapa. This information led to subsequent exploration, in search of these fabulous cities. Although the map is dated three years after the foundation of a settlement at the Cape by Jan van Riebeeck, no mention is made of any European settlement anywhere in the south.”, Tooley IV:103; Tooley Africa 100 (Peyrounin edition); Norwich 37 & 158.B2984Paris: Nicolas Sanson(c. 1656)
USD7500.0Book Africa General; Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1656nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2984&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolas Sanson IL Amerique en plusieurs cartes, & en Divers Traitte s de Geographie et d Histoire.Full contemporary calf, expertly rebacked preserving original spine in six compartments of raised bands and decorated with elaborate gilt motifs, morocco label on two, edges speckled red. , An excellent copy of this important 17th century atlas of the Americas, text and maps are clean and crisp. In protective cloth slipcase., 4to, P. 1-112., Recent stencilled title. Complete with 15 maps of the Americas and their territories, in original outline colour.; This atlas was dedicated to the Superintendent of Finances at the time, Nicolas Fouquet. <br>This is the first French atlas to focus on the Americas. <br>Regarding the map entitled ‘Le Canada’, Burden writes: “This map is drawn from Sanson’s similarly entitled folio map. Together they would considerably influence the cartography of the region for over 100 years, and they would not be superseded until Guillaume de L’Isle’s ‘Carte du Canada’, in 1703. … [Lake Erie] is here placed some 2 ½ degrees too far south, increasing the area claimed by the French.” <br>Regarding the map entitled ‘La Floride’, Burden writes: “The name ‘Florida’ at this time was used to indicate a far larger region. It came to be used solely for the peninsula as the Spanish possession was squeezed south by the expansion of the English colonies. The majority of the map is still dominated by Ortelius-Chaves type nomenclature of 1584. This was an area still virtually unknown to the Europeans, as the confusion over the Mississippi River illustrates.” <br>As to the map entitled ‘Audience de Guadalajara’, Burden writes: “Unlike others in Sanson’s quarto atlas, this map is an original composition. No earlier one accentuated an insular California so much…. It concentrated on territory that was still virtually unknown. … California’s place names are a combination of Blaeu’s and Sanson’s, the latter’s having been translated into Spanish to keep them uniform. … New Indian tribes are identified in the region of the R. del Norte, or Rio Grande, which is still mistakenly flowing south-west.”<br>, Tooley Q-Z 103. Philip D. Burden 324-327.B2985Paris: Nicolas Sanson(c. 1667)
USD7500.0Book Atlas & Cartography American; Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;c. 1667nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2985&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BlackstoneCommentaries on the Laws of England.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in 6 gilt compartments of raised bands and gilt floral designs, red and green morocco labels on 2 and 4. , Unintrusive library stamp on title pages, as well as on each volume’s 49th and 99th page; otherwise an excellent set, text is clean, bound in an attractive recent binding. <br>, 4to, Volume 1. P. (2) half-title, (1), title, (1), dedication, (1), preface i-iii, errata, contents (3), (1), 3-473, (3) ; Volume 2. P. (2), title, (1), contents (4), 1-520, appendix i-xix, (3) ; Volume 3. P. (2), title, (1), contents (5), (1), 1-455, (1), appendix i-xxvii, (3) ; Volume 4. P. (2), title, (1), contents (5), (1), 1-436, appendix i-vi, (1), index (37), (3)., Volume : Four volumes.; This is the first edition of Blackstone\\\'s edition of the Magna Carta and other early charters, with his long historical introduction. \\\"A work of the highest importance for the historian and constitutional lawyer.\\\" (Walker). ‘’the most celebrated, widely circulated, and influential law book ever published in the English language’’ (ODNB). , PMM 354; Printing and the Mind of Man 212 ; Rothschild 407B2986Oxford: Clarendon Press(c. 1765-1769)
USD12500.0Book Europe England; Book Legal; Book History English;c. 1765-1769nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2986&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]U.S. GovernmentMap Showing the different routes travelled over by the Detachments of the overland Command in the Spring of 1855 from Salt Lake City, Utah to the Bay of San FranciscoHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 567x470 (mm), 22.25x18.5 (Inches); Wagner & Camp, "The Plains and the Rockies: A Critical Bibliography of Exploration, adventure, and Travel in the American West", 256; Wheat, "Mapping the Transmississippi West", 868M3124New York: Ackerman Lith.(1855)
USD1000.0; Maps United States West Nevada; Maps United States West Utah; Maps United States West California1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3124&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_03d9a832533262626e44ff796bff65ae_1298733323.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan De La Ville De St. SalvadorHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 203x308 (mm), 8x12.13 (Inches)M4245Paris: (1750)
USD475.0Maps City Maps;Maps South America Brazil;1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4245&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_83cbca81abfeb0315e6b2c87aa75d9cd_1231885477.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph BouchetteTo His Royal Highness George Augustus Frederick. Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall, etc, etc, etc, and Prince Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland; This Topographical Map of the Province of Lower Canada, Shewing its division into Districts, Counties, Seigniories, & Townships, with all the Lands reserved both for the Crown & the Clergy, etc, etc.Black & White, In upper-left first sheet, upper and lower corners provided by manuscript. Likewise, top half of the inset map of the city of Quebec provided by manuscript. 5 remnant traces of old tape on the map, some marginal tears along the bottom of the cartouche., Size : 1410x3275 (mm), 55.51x128.94 (Inches); The most important Canadian wall map. <br><br>This map is composed of 10 large single sheets printed separately and laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation. Embellished with 5 five inset views and three large inset maps of Montreal, Quebec, and Trois Rivieres. Relief shown by hachures; depths by soundings. Shows buildings in cities.<br><br>Engraved by J. Walker and Sons.<br><br>Bouchette (1744-1841) was the Surveyor General of Lower Canada from 1804 to 1841, the year he died. Thomson (Men and Meridians, pp. 264-269) calls this production \"Bouchette\'s magnus opus\". David Rumsey states -- \"The large ten sheet map is extraordinary -- it is over ten feet long when joined and almost five feet tall. It has five views and tree large inset maps of Montreal, Quebec and Three Rivers. The detail and graphic elegance of the large map is the equal (or perhaps the superior) of any of the contemporary maps that I have seen\". <br><br>The atlas and the accompanying text was officially sponsored by the Canadian Legislature. On February 18, 1814, Bouchette presented before the House of Assembly his project to produce a large-scale map of Lower Canada accompanied by a topographical dictionary. The house decided to place ₤1,500 at Bouchette\'s disposal. A public subscription was also launched, the fee being five guineas payable on receipt of the map. The majority of the subscribers were English-speaking, a clear indication of the privileged links between Bouchette and his community. With the assurance of the assembly\'s backing, Bouchette left for England in August 1814 to arrange for the publication of his work. The monumental 10-sheet map of Lower Canada is in two parts -- the eastern part in 4 sheets with its own border and the western part in 6 sheets with its own border. They can be joined together to form a 10-sheet map with its own complete surrounding border.<br><br>Very rare in any condition -- Rumsey 4431, but it appears that the entire 10-sheet map in his copy is in facsimile. No copy in the British Library. Only the individual 2-sheet map of Upper & Lower Canada and the Plan of Gaspe complete at the Public Record Office (PRO), with just 4 sheets of the 10-sheet map of Lower Canada present and classified under a Quebec entry. The LOC has a copy of the 10-sheet map only and it is described as -- \"Some fragments from sheets encapsulated in plastic envelopes ....... imperfect: Brittle; and, some pieces missing on edges and center of some sheets\". National Archives of Canada appear to have only the 10-sheet map (described as on 12 sheets). Not at Harvard, Yale, NYPL, or Newberry., Holmden 581 & 2934; Winearls 50; Sabin 6849; Farrell 157-8; TMC 36:15; Thomson 264-269; Boudreau; Not in PhillipsM6484London: W. Faden(1815)
USD25000.0Maps Canada East Quebec1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6484&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_293e11e22dcbb7f158ec16072e1d3bb4_1235834699.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ArrowsmithMap of Australia, New Zealand, and the Adjacent Islands.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 320x402 (mm), 12.60x15.83 (Inches); Three small tables list the counties of Western Australia and New South Wales and the police divisions of Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania).M6492London: Smith, Elder, & Co.(c. 1841)
USD325.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia; Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand;c. 1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6492&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_969a82d6358b40093a681d3776d38bf5_1307217112.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert YatesPlan of the City of Albany about the Year 1770.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 210x301 (mm), 8.27x11.85 (Inches)M6493Albany: (1860)
USD200.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States East New York;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6493&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7a7cf10aeea52d33f44d3018156279c6_1231259529.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jeffreys?Guadaloupe, one of the Caribbee Islands in the West Indies from the latest Discovery.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; margins shaved closely, Size : 187x225 (mm), 7.36x8.86 (Inches)M6496London: (1860)
USD275.0Maps West Indies Guadeloupe;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6496&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231355063.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sr. Robert de VaugondyPartie du Mexique ou de la Nouvle. Espagne ou se trouve l'Audce. de Guadalajara, Nouveau Mexique, Nouvelle Navarre, Californie &c.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 156x193 (mm), 6.14x7.60 (Inches)M6497Paris: (1749)
USD575.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps United States South Texas;Maps United States West;1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6497&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231355485.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pr. L. v. StulpnagelMexico und Centro-America.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 297x355 (mm), 11.69x13.98 (Inches); A small inset map in the bottom left depicts Mexico City and environs.M6502Germany: J. Perthes(1828)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Central America; Maps United States South Texas; Maps United States South;1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6502&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231359313.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. S. EastmanMap of the Country formerly occupied by the Ioway Tribe of Indians from a map made by Waw-Non-Que-Skoon-A an Ioway Brave.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 202x262 (mm), 7.95x10.31 (Inches); Uncommon map of the various North American Indian tribes in Mid-West USA.M6506Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo & Co.(c.1860)
USD475.0Maps United States Mid-West;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6506&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231361631.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas BowenPlan of St. Lucia, in the West Indies: Shewing the Positions of the English & French Forces with the Attacks made at its Reduction in Decr. 1778.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 187x251 (mm), 7.36x9.88 (Inches)M6507London: Gentleman's Magazine(1779)
USD575.0Maps West Indies St. Lucia; Maps Military;1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6507&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231361919.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.B. BorghiLe Grandi Antille e l'Isole LucajeOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 223x303 (mm), 8.78x11.93 (Inches); Watermark reads: "Antonio Sferra". Inset map in upper right depicts the Virgin Islands. <br><br>Interestingly, despite Haiti's independence, the division between it and the Spanish territory (modern Dominican Republic) is not marked--possibly because many governments refused to acknowledge its existence.M6508Florence: (1835)
USD750.0Maps West Indies Bahamas; Maps West Indies Cuba; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti; Maps West Indies Puerto Rico; Maps West Indies Virgin Islands;Maps United States South Florida;1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6508&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231363397.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.B. BorghiPossessiono Spagnole nell\' America Settentrionale cioe il Nuovo Vecchio Messico e le FlorideOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent;, Size : 235x325 (mm), 9.25x12.80 (Inches)M6509Florence: (c. 1835)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Central America; Maps United States South Texas; Maps United States West;c. 1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6509&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231363799.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannRegni Mexicani seu Novae Hispaniae, Ludovicianae, N. Angliae, Carolinae, Virginiae et Pensylvaniae, ...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 490x578 (mm), 19.29x22.76 (Inches); Two large cartouches: the upper right depicts Europeans trading with Natives, lower left depicts a sea battle. Decorative title cartouche as well.<br><br>This map is based upon Delisle's map of 1703, titled "Carte des environs du Mississippi". This map illustrated the routes for the gold plunders of the Incans by the Spanish. Also of note is the fact that the source of both the Rio Grande and the Mississippi are well detailed, considering the period.<br><br>, Van Ermen p.42: cf Cumming (SE) #137M6511Nuremberg: (c. 1720)
USD2500.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps United States East; Maps United States South; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps Central America; Maps North America Great Lakes;c. 1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6511&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231365414.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaLe Duche De Limbourg / La ZelandeBlack & White, Very good, some worm holes mostly at margins, Size : 526x390 (mm), 20.71x15.35 (Inches)M6516Leiden: (1713)
USD650.0Maps Europe Benelux;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6516&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231871902.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaLa Hollande / Carte Du Comte De FlandreBlack & White, Very good, some worm holes mostly at margins, Size : 526x390 (mm), 20.71x15.35 (Inches)M6517Leiden: (1713)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231872150.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaCarte Des Pays Bas Catholiques / Les Provinces Unies Des Pays Bas.Black & White, Very good, some worm holes mostly at margins, Size : 526x390 (mm), 20.71x15.35 (Inches)M6518Leiden: (1713)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6518&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231872349.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaLover-Issel / La Frise.Black & White, Very good, some worm holes mostly at margins, Size : 526x390 (mm), 20.71x15.35 (Inches)M6519Leiden: (1713)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231872556.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaL'Utrecht / La GueldreBlack & White, Very good, some worm holes mostly at margins, Size : 526x390 (mm), 20.71x15.35 (Inches)M6520Leiden: (1713)
USD650.0Maps Europe Benelux;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231872910.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaLes XVII Provinces Des Pays Bas / Le Duche De LuxembourgBlack & White, Very good, some worm holes mostly at margins, Size : 526x390 (mm), 20.71x15.35 (Inches)M6521Leiden: (1713)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6521&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231873134.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. Price, J. Senex, J. MaxwellAfrica Corrected from Observations of Mess's of ye Royal Societies of London and ParisOriginal Hand Coloring, Slight darkening of central fold, otherwise Very Good. Due to its large size it is laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 665x960 (mm), 26.18x37.80 (Inches); Attractive example of an uncommon map, incorporating much commentary on the character of kings and tribesmen, presence of man-eaters, geographical information, and local produce.<br><br>A beautiful cartouche decorates the lower left corner, depicting an African woman suspiciously eyeing a serpent; she is joined by a scorpion, a lion, and three elephants. In the upper right, a dedicatory cartouche reads: "To Owen Brigstocke of Lechdony in the County of Carmathen.", Norwich's 77.<br>M6522London: C. Price, J. Senex, J. Maxwell(c. 1711)
USD2500.0Maps Africa Continent;c. 1711nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6522&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_86db65cea467b9cb0876a5e30283472a_1232468444.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator & HondiusCuba Insula / Hispaniola Insula / Insula Jamaica / Ins. S. Joannis / I. S. Margareta cum confiniisHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 360x490 (mm), 14.17x19.29 (Inches); From French edition of Hondius's 'Atlas Minor'. French text on verso.M6524Amsterdam: Hondius(c. 1608)
USD2000.0Maps West Indies Cuba; Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti; Maps West Indies Jamaica; Maps West Indies Puerto Rico; Maps South America Venezuela;c. 1608nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6524&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_73f54d9873cedfb676714a33839d6e5f_1232737679.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.P. McArthur & W.A. Bartlett; A.D. BacheMouth of Columbia River From a Preliminary SurveyHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 430x680 (mm), 16.93x26.77 (Inches); Depth soundings and observations on the approach to the Columbia River on the US West Coast. In the upper right there is a panoramic view depicting the coast landscape.M6526United States: U.S. Coast Survey(1851)
USD475.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West Washington; Maps United States West Oregon;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6526&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232810842.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.H. Gerdes & Capt. CaseySketch F Showing the Progress of the Survey in Section IV With a General Reconnoissance of the Western Coast of Florida 1848-1851Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 571x418 (mm), 22.48x16.46 (Inches); This map notes observation stations along the Florida Keys and the West coast of Florida.<br>A detailed and important study of the Florida KeysM6527United States: U.S. Coast Survey(1851)
USD750.0Maps United States South Florida;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232811510.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.P. McArthur & W.A. BartlettReconnoissance of the Western Coast of the United States from Monterrey to the Columbia RiverHand Colored in Outline, Very good, Size : 495x434 (mm), 19.49x17.09 (Inches); Middle part of a 3 sheet sketch of the West Coast of the United States from mid-Oregon to northern California. Two sketches depict Trinidad Head and Cape Mendocino.M6528United States: U.S. Coast Survey(1851)
USD475.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West Oregon; Maps United States West California;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6528&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232812452.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James TiltonMap of a Part of the Territory of Washington to Accompany Report of Surveyor GeneralHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 370x491 (mm), 14.57x19.33 (Inches); This map depicts the early settlements of Washington territory. The city of Seattle is marked as a settlement called "Statle". The map extends eastward to Hudson's Bay Co. Fort Colville (near present-day Colville, WA) and "old" Fort Wallawalla--another old HBC fort.M6529USA: Survey General(1855)
USD875.0Maps United States West Washington;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6529&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232813743.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. Kinsbergen; P.F. TardieuCarte de la Mer d'Azof et d'une partie de la Mer Noire / Plan du Detroit de ZabacheHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 235x476 (mm), 9.25x18.74 (Inches); Kinsbergen was a Dutch officer serving in the Russian Navy. Watermark with "+T" circled., Tooley K-P 31M6531Paris: (c. 1798)
USD450.0Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6531&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232815876.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.G. Cutts & George DavidsonJ. No. 7 San Diego Entrance and Approaches California / General Sketch of San Diego Bay and Los CoronadosHand Colored, Very Good; bottom left margin extended., Size : 294x327 (mm), 11.57x12.87 (Inches); Depth soundings mark the entrance to San Diego Bay. The location marked as "San Diego" is now where San Diego International Airport sits; the location "New San Diego" is the heart of the present-day city.M6534United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1851)
USD375.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6534&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232818369.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SeutterMappa Geographica Regionem Mexicanam et Floridam / Terrasque adjacentes, ut et Anteriores Americae Insulas, Cursus itidem et Reditus Navigantium...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 497x577 (mm), 19.57x22.72 (Inches); This map is based on the important De L'isle map of 1703, titled "Carte des environs du Mississippi". This map illustrated the routes for the gold plunders of the Incans by the Spanish. Also of note is the fact that the source of both the Rio Grande and the Mississippi are well detailed, considering the period. Later on, Seutter added four inset maps in the right depicting the bays of Cartagena (Colombia), Havana, Porto Bello (Panama), and Vera Cruz. The Porto Bello inset depicts the fleet of Admiral Vernon entering the bay during the invasion of 1739.<br><br>The cartouche in top left details the scale of the map. In the lower left corner, a number of ships engage in a sea battle while Spanish conquistadors engage in trade on shore., Van Ermen p.42: cf Cumming (SE) #137M6535Augsburg: Seutter(c. 1741)
USD2750.0Maps Central America; Maps United States East; Maps United States South; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps North America Great Lakes;c. 1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6535&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232820053.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lt. James AldenSketch J No. 8 / Preliminary Survey of Humboldt Bay California / Sketch of Humboldt BayHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 436x359 (mm), 17.17x14.13 (Inches); Depth soundings mark the entry into Humboldt Bay. A cartouche in the lower right presents a sketch of the whole area. Above the cartouche is a sketch of Red Bluff as seen from a ship entering the bay.M6537United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1851)
USD375.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6537&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232825139.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Williams; Cutts; Blunt; McArthurSketch J No. 2 / Mare Island Straits CaliforniaHand Colored, Very Good; left margin extended., Size : 169x316 (mm), 6.65x12.44 (Inches); The Bay of San Pablo is found to the north of San Francisco Bay, and Mare Island has since been terraformed into a peninsula.<br><br>Incidentally, Vallejo, marked here as the "Seat of the Government of California," only served as state capitol for about a year. Mare Island, however, was used as the major Naval shipyard of the West Coast until 1996.M6540United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1851)
USD275.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California; Maps United States West California San Francisco;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6540&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232827433.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RodgersSketch F. No. 3 Reconnoissance of Mosquito Inlet / Coast of FloridaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 161x200 (mm), 6.34x7.87 (Inches); This is now called "Ponce de Leon Inlet", just south of Daytona Beach. Depth soundings guide the approach to the inlet. The map also indicates the location of two wrecked ships, the Narragansett and the Roxanna.M6541United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1851)
USD275.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States South Florida;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6541&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232827896.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.K. GardinerMap of Oregon Territory West of the Cascade Mountains.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 446x265 (mm), 17.56x10.43 (Inches); Depicts the division of land in the valleys of Oregon.M6542Salem, Oregon Territory: Surveyor General\\\'s Office(c. 1855)
USD575.0Maps Geological; Maps United States West Oregon;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6542&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232828324.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.H. GerdesSketch F. No. 4 Reconnoissance of Vicinity of Cedar Keys / Coast of FloridaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 207x197 (mm), 8.15x7.76 (Inches); Depth soundings mark out safe passages through the reefs around Cedar Key Bay and the Crystal River harbour.M6543United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1851)
USD275.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States South Florida;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6543&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232828740.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Van de Velde; Augustus PetermannJavaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 136x257 (mm), 5.35x10.12 (Inches); Along bottom margin is a sectional view of the topography, identifying highest peaks and cities.M6544London & Edinburgh: A. Fullarton & Co(c. 1860)
USD175.0Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6544&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232829247.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.D. BacheSketch J Showing the progress of the Survey of the Western Coast 1849-51Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 280x185 (mm), 11.02x7.28 (Inches)M6546United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1851)
USD275.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West Oregon; Maps United States West California;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5315fc2fa27a29202ae4e41a1e5019a1_1232829868.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.E. Hilgard; I.H. Adams; J.R. Rodgers; A.D. Bache(Sketch F No. 5) Preliminary Chart of Key-West Harbor and ApproachesHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 365x432 (mm), 14.37x17.01 (Inches)M6547United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1851)
USD475.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States South Florida;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6d789b48b7939c755d545146e773bad3_1323126556.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James Alden; A.D. BacheJ. No. 8 / Reconnaissance of the Harbors of Santa Cruz, San Simeon, Coxo and San Luis Obispo / California / Santa Cruz Harbor / San Simeon Harbor / Coxo Harbor / Harbor of San Luis ObispoHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; lower left margin extended., Size : 428x341 (mm), 16.85x13.43 (Inches)M6548USA: U.S. Coast Survey(1852)
USD375.0Maps United States West California; Maps Sea Chart;1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_694b57734fabad08682e6ab3390c079a_1233072382.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George H. Derby; C.H. Poole; J.J. AbertSurvey of San Diego River and its vicinity with a view to the Construction of a Levee and Canal to turn the river from its present course.Hand Colored, Very Good; bottom left margin extended., Size : 385x315 (mm), 15.16x12.40 (Inches); It would appear that the "C" canal was chosen, with the original path of the river used for the railroad and San Diego Freeway.M6549New York: U.S. Coast Survey(1853)
USD475.0Maps United States West California;1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6549&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_694b57734fabad08682e6ab3390c079a_1233073130.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.D. Hill(A) Ceded Part of Dakota Territory Showing progress of U.S. Land Survey during 1862.Hand Colored, Very Good; bottom left margin extended, Size : 354x346 (mm), 13.94x13.62 (Inches)M6550USA: Surveyor General's Office(1864)
USD425.0Maps United States Mid-West South Dakota;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Maps Canada;1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Celestial; Maps Polar Arctic Regions;1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6553&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_21d6aea7b54d5a7bd0c1497dc138a928_1233431698.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HennepinLe Cours du Fleuve MissisipiHand Colored, Very Good, laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation. Margins extended., Size : 375x440 (mm), 14.76x17.32 (Inches); Louise Hennepin, a priest and missionary in North America travelled with Rene La Salle down the Mississippi in 1682. His maps and descriptions appeared in two books in several editions and languages. In 1698 a Dutch edition and an English edition were published in Amsterdam and London simultaneously.M6555Amsterdam: J. Bernard(c. 1737)
USD2500.0Maps United States; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada;c. 1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a9f9d5d10385c9e259ab03c2edfb1198_1233440259.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.M. Harrison; James Alden; A.D. BachePreliminary Sketch of Santa Barbara CaliforniaHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 346x424 (mm), 13.62x16.69 (Inches); Depth soundings mark the entry to the town of Santa Barbara and environs. A small inset in the lower left corner depicts Santa Barbara from the sea.M6556United States: U.S. Coast Survey(c. 1853)
USD575.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California;c. 1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6556&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a9f9d5d10385c9e259ab03c2edfb1198_1233440587.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E.T. BealeMap of Public Surveys in Nevada Territory to accompany Report to Surveyor Gen.lHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 755x515 (mm), 29.72x20.28 (Inches); This map was drawn 2 years before the territory became the 36th state of the Union.M6558San Francisco: Surveyor General's Office(c. 1862)
USD575.0Maps United States West Nevada;c. 1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a9f9d5d10385c9e259ab03c2edfb1198_1233441310.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. H. BartlettScene in the bay of QuinteWood Engraving, Image Size : 120x185 (mm), 4.72x7.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 210x275 (mm), 8.27x10.83 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2112London: George Virtue(1842)
USD125.0Views Canada Ontario Others;1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2112&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d36e641871fc0f4bba139ec206a48b5a_1224082373.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TurnerThe Death of NelsonSteel Engraving, Image Size : 184x255 (mm), 7.24x10.04 (Inches), Platemark Size : 280x355 (mm), 11.02x13.98 (Inches), Paper Size : 467x664 (mm), 18.39x26.14 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2228London: (1870)
USD750.0Naval British;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360425530.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TurnerThe Battle of TrafalgarSteel Engraving, Image Size : 181x260 (mm), 7.13x10.24 (Inches), Platemark Size : 340x468 (mm), 13.39x18.43 (Inches), Paper Size : 464x670 (mm), 18.27x26.38 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2229London: (1870)
USD750.0Naval British;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2229&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d12bc8fa50d9c01657bdb4113adbc6f7_1360425644.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.-Ces. SavignyH.N. Zoologie. Reptiles (Supplement) / L'aspic.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 606x432 (mm), 23.86x17.01 (Inches), Paper Size : 684x519 (mm), 26.93x20.43 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2246Paris: (1813)
USD875.0Natural History Reptiles;1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2246&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_16c5d936f78bcceaa3706d2a08a2b538_1232135257.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Adriaen van de Velde; v. StraubHollaendische Winter-SceneLithograph, Image Size : 347x421 (mm), 13.66x16.57 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 478x546 (mm), 18.82x21.50 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A charming Dutch ice-skating scene. Two people in the foreground appear to be preparing to play ice hockey.P2248Dresden: Konigl.Gemalde-Galerie(c.1840)
USD1000.0Views Europe Benelux; Sports Ice Skating;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2248&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304521766.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fred A. Routledge; Prentiss; KiserAmerica\'s Greatest Scenic Asset The Columbia River Highway Portland, OregonOffset Printing, Kilham Stationery & Printing Co., Image Size : 507x797 (mm), 19.96x31.38 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x839 (mm), 22.05x33.03 (Inches), Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; This gorgeous print details the Columbia River Highway from the Pacific Coast to The Dalles region of Oregon as a coloured relief map, projecting southward along the coastal mountain ranges, with Mount Shasta, California, visible in distance. The bottom left of the print presents about 2 dozen snapshots of the breathtaking scenery along the Historic Columbia River Highway.<br><br>This is uncommon promotional literature for the City of Portland and the recently opened scenic Columbia River Highway.P2249Portland: Portland Chamber of Commerce(c. 1924)
USD575.0Advertising Others; Views United States West;c. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2249&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_803d879aa9881266937b80369641cba7_1360790373.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank H. NowellPanorama View of Seattle WaterfrontSky is lithographed; the view itself is offset printing., Image Size : 131x886 (mm), 5.16x34.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 142x900 (mm), 5.59x35.43 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; A panoramic fold-out birds-eye view postcard with some tourist information on the verso regarding "The Port of Seattle", "Export and Import Business" and "Public Docks".P2250Seattle: C.P. Johnston Co(c. 1918)
USD575.0Views United States West;c. 1918nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2250&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a94bc629e906029bb502eae75215e65e_1329504122.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WestonThe Queen City Welcomes the Marquis & Princess Louise / The Vice-Regal Reception at TorontoWood Engraving, Image Size : 335x501 (mm), 13.19x19.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x557 (mm), 15.75x21.93 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This hotel is on the site of the Royal York Hotel in downtown Toronto upon the visit of of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll.P2256Montreal: The Canadian Illustrated News(1879)
USD375.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2256&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_21d6aea7b54d5a7bd0c1497dc138a928_1233434472.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. TimperlakeIllustrated Toronto: Past and Present, Being an Historical and Descriptive Guide-Book; Comprising Its Architecture, Manufacture, Trade; its Social, Literary, Scientific, and Charitable Institutions; its Churches, Schools, and Colleges; and other Principal Points of Interest to the Visitor and Resident.Recent ½ calf over marbled boards. Flat spine with gilt title and fillets., Plates are clean and crisp. An excellent copy., 4to, Pp. frontispiece, title-page, preface, key, contents, 17-384., Complete with 59 tissue-guarded lithographic plates tinted in yellow and brown showing city landscapes, hotels, commercial establishments, monuments, residences, schools, etc.; Morley 238B2546Toronto: Peter A. Gross(1877)
USD1750.0; Book Canada Ontario Toronto1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hermann EtheCatalogue of Persian Manuscripts in the Library of the India Office.Contemporary cloth boards, flat spine with gilt lettering., Slightly rubbed, otherwise very good., Large 4to, Volume 1. P. (2), half-title, (1), title, (1), preface v-vi, contents vii-xxiii, (1), 1-1631, list of Indian government publications 1-3, (3); Volume 2. P. (2), half-title, (1), title, printer’s imprint, preface, (1), errata slip, contents, (1), 1-1374, printer’s imprint, (2)., Volume : Two; Pagination: Numbers on page correspond to column numbers (not page numbers), so “2” is on the front side of the first leaf, 2nd column.<br>Text in English and Farsi. Volume 1 has descriptions, volume 2 has descriptions and indices.<br>B2988Oxford: Horace Hart & Clarendon Press(1903 & 1937)
USD1500.0Book Bibliography & Reference General; Book Asia Middle East Iran;1903 & 1937nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2988&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert BurnsThe Poetical Works of Robert Burns. With Explanatory Glossary, Notes, Memoir, etc.Contemporary gilt ¼ calf with cloth boards, spine in six gilt floral compartments with raised bands, red morocco label in 2. Edges gilt and red, end papers marbled., An excellent copy bound in decorative calf., 8vo, P. (4), frontis, (1), half-title, printer’s imprint, title, (1), contents v-xi, preface, dedication, biography xiv-xxvi, 1-614, (6)., One circular colour print of Burns as frontispiece.; These are the collected poems of Robert Burns. Includes his biography.B2990London and New York: Frederick Warne and Co.(1891)
USD275.0Book Literature English;1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2990&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William WitheringAn Arrangement of British Plants, According to the Latest Improvements of the Linnaean System; with an Easy Introduction to the Study of Botany. Illustrated by Copper Plates.Contemporary ¼ gilt calf with marble boards; spine with 6 compartments separated by gilt tooled bands, text in 2 and 5, red morocco label in 2. Edges tinted red. , Occasional mild browning, otherwise a very good set., 8vo, Volume 1. P. (4), half-title, (1), title, printer’s imprint, advertisement, (1), preface vii-xvii, acknowledgements xix-xx, errata (3), advertisement, 1-402, (2); Volume 2. P. (4), half-title, (1), title, printer’s imprint, 1-595, (3); Volume 3. P. (2), half-title, (1), title, printer’s imprint, 597-1138, (2), index (34), (2); Volume 4. P. (2), half-title, (1), title, printer’s imprint, 1-481, (1), index (17), plates index, (2)., Volume one contains 17 copper plates, including one fold-out; volume two contains 12 copper plates; volume three has 3 copper plates; volume four has 2 copper plates. All volumes complete. The plates are diagrams of various plants and flowers., Volume : Four; This was the first classification and description of British plants in the English language, representing a lifetime’s work. Plate numbers are not meant to be in numeric order, as noted on the final page of vol. 4., Freeman 4062.B2991London: Robert Scholey(1818)
USD750.0Book Natural History Botanical;1818nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bryan EdwardsThe History, Civil and Commercial of the British Colonies in the West Indies.Recent gilt calf with contemporary calf boards, spine with 6 compartments with gilt floral designs, red and green morocco labels and text in 2 and 4, gilt date in 6. Edges are tinted red, and endpapers are marbled. , An excellent set, bound in decorative full calf, maps and plates are clean., 8vo, Volume 1. P. (4), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, (1), advertisement v-viii, biography ix-xiv, contents xv-xix, (1), list of plates xxi-xxii, plate description xxiii-xxiv, preface xxv-xlviii, 1-576, (5); Volume 2. P. (3), title, printer’s imprint, contents iii-viii, 1-616, (5); Volume 3. P. (3), title, printer’s imprint, half-title, (1), preface iii-xix, advertisement xx-xxv, contents xxvi-xxx, 1-477 (4)., Volume one has 7 plates and 9 maps, Volume two has 3 plates, Volume three has 2 maps and 1 print; all fold-out except the frontispiece. They depict scenery and life in and around the Caribbean., Volume : Three; Sabin 21901: “The plates are by Bartolozzi … ‘Obtain by all means, the history of those islands, by Bryan Edwards, the ‘facile princeps’ of writers in his department.’ - Dibdin …”<br>Bryan Edwards (1743-1800), planter and politician. ONDB “Edwards was a diligent and able writer of West Indian history. Of his literary works, the most important is his two-volume History, Civil and Commercial, of the British Colonies in the West Indies, published in London in 1793. According to Elsa Goveia, its scope is large, providing ‘a complete account of the British islands—their origin and progress, their political system, their inhabitants, customs, institutions, agriculture and commerce’ (Goveia, Historiography, 80-81). Edwards wrote that he attempted: ‘to describe the manners and dispositions of the present inhabitants, as influenced by climate, situation, and other local causes … an account of the African slave trade, some observations on the negro character and genius, and reflections on the system of slavery established in our colonies. (Edwards, History)’ This classic work ran into five editions, was expanded to five volumes in the last edition, which appeared in 1819, and was translated into French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, and Italian (Ragatz, Guide, 164-5).”<br>, Sabin 21901; Goveia 80-81; Ragatz 164-5.B2992London: John Stockdale(1807)
USD2500.0Book History General; Book Americas West Indies;1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2992&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b30bdf9e29317a790853e865eaf44bd5_1260562567.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. José Muller y TejeiroCombates y Capitulacion de Santiago de CubaRecent embossed ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands and gilt floral designs, gilt text in 2 and 6. , Several pencil markings. Half title with loss to edges and extended by tissue paper, marginal browning, rear leaves brittle with marginal chipping, otherwise a very good copy, bound in handsome recent gilt half calf. The maps are originally dissected and backed by linen in fine condition., 8vo, P. (4), half-title, (1), title, printer’s imprint, dedication, (1), 7-280, 2 folding maps, (4)., Includes 9 photogravures and 2 folding linen backed maps.; The book details the history of Santiago during the Spanish-American war, an armed military conflict between Spain and the United States over the liberation of Cuba. The maps in the back depict the positions of the opposing armies near Santiago. The author was the second commandant of Cuba.<br>Text in Spanish.<br>B2993Madrid: Felipe Marques(1898)
USD750.0Book Americas West Indies; Book History General;1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2993&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Catharine Parr Traill & Agnes FitzGibbonCanadian Wild Flowers.Rebacked skillfully retaining upper board with contemporary cloth, gilt floral design and gilt text, lower board with contemporary cloth and embossed version of upper board, flat spine with gilt black calf label. , One leaf is reinforced at the edge with a narrow strip of tissue paper. Otherwise, the book is in excellent condition. Text is clean and plates are vivid., Folio, P. (4), title, (1), dedication, (1) preface 5-6, contents 7-8, 9-86, (4)., Title is illustrated, and there are 26 decorative initials. Complete with 10 full coloured lithographic plates, which are printed in colour and in this example they are finished beautifully by further handcolouring.; “It was not, however, until years after [her husband’s] death that [Catharine] had the opportunity to collaborate with her widowed niece Agnes Dunbar FitzGibbon [Moodie], daughter of Susanna Moodie and like her mother a skilled illustrator of flowers. Agnes not only taught herself lithography but secured publication by John Lovell in 1868 of ‘Canadian wild flowers’, to which she contributed the illustrations and Catharine the text. The book was sold by subscription and went through at least four editions.” (Dict of Cdn Bio. XII:998)<br>The text is written by the famous early Canadian author Catharine Parr Traill. The book describes various plantlife found in Canada. It is the earliest Canadian botanical book and was completely produced in Canada itself. It was published in the year of Confederation.<br>, Dictionary of Canadian Biography XII:998B3000Montreal: John Lovell(1869)
USD1750.0Book Natural History Botanical; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Canada General;1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3000&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d35f8d6fccab11cab576ff8cd700f16f_1276790599.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Boris Pasternak, tr. Max Hayward & Manya Harari; Bernard Guilbert GuerneyDoctor ZhivagoCloth hardback, original dustjacket included but in poor condition. , Covers slightly worn, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. (6), title, publisher’s imprint, translator’s imprint, (1), contents, (1), principal characters list, (3), 3-519, (1), title, (1), poems 523-558, (6).; First English edition of Pasternak’s classic ‘Dr Zhivago’, which was first published in translation before being published in the original Russian. Includes Bernard Guilbert Guerney’s translation of “The Poems of Yurii Zhivago”.B3001New York: Pantheon Books(1958)
USD350.0Book Modern First Editions;1958nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3001&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hervey AllenIsrafel: The Life and Times of Edgar Allan PoeCloth hardback, silhoutte portrait of Edgar Allan Poe on top board and faded title on spine. , Covers slightly worn, otherwise a very good example., 8vo, P. (2), half-title, advertisement, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, (1), preface vii-xiv, contents xv-xvi, illustrations xvii-xix, (1), half-title, (1), 3-675, (1), half-title, (1), appendices 679-721, (1), index 723-748, (2)., With a profusion of photogravures.B3002New York: Farrar & Rinehart,(1934)
USD125.0Book Biography;1934nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3002&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomson, JohnCanada and Nova Scotia.Original Hand Coloring, Very good, Size : 500x600 (mm), 19.625x23.625 (Inches); This is a superb early map of upper and lower Canada with districts and counties shown. It centres on the Great Lakes, extending from lake Winnipeg and James Bay to the isle of Anticosti in the St.Laurent. There is a fictitious island of Philippeaux in Lake Supereior. It is a finely engraved and nicely colored map.M230Edinborough: (1821)
USD1000.0Maps Canada;Maps North America Great Lakes;1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_848b37309d11965e3dc672d6fc6b24ff_1245168705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas DevineMap of the North West Part of Canada Indian Territories & Hudson's Bay. By the Order of the honourable Joseph Cauchon Commissioner of the Crown lands. <br>Complied & drawn by Th. Devine, Provincial Land Surveyor & Draftsman.Hand Colored, Very Good, minor browning and restorartion along the folds which is to be expected from these large scale maps. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 1545x1415 (mm), 60.75x55.625 (Inches); A large scale impressive detailed map of western Canada, it extends from Hudson's Bay to the West Coast.. Th. Devine, the prominent Irish Canadian surveyor,in compiling this map, has used the geographical information provided by J. Arrowsmith, D. Thompson, Sir A. MacKenzie, admiralty charts etc.<br>The map provides information from the time of the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 to the present time of the map in 1857. This includes routes of explorers and the changes in political boundaries and important forts, as well as range information on game animals, geological and mining information, climate and annual rainfall.<br>.<br>Also some information on the Indian population of British North America and the number of the Native Indian tribes is given.<br>M4934Toronto: S.Derbishhire, G Desbarats(1857)
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USD1250.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6495&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_56837c9ac02872a17090eadc43bb022b_1283011647.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenLancashireHand Colored, Very Good; tear in bottom right corner professionally repaired; not affecting image., Size : 183x115 (mm), 7.20x4.53 (Inches); From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M6498London: (1719)
USD275.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia;1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Canada Ontario East Carlton Ottawa; Maps Canada Ontario East; Maps Canada East Quebec;1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231861352.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenA Map of KentHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 182x125 (mm), 7.17x4.92 (Inches); From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M6514London: (1719)
USD275.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6514&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231861596.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby, BowenA Map of EssexHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 183x115 (mm), 7.20x4.53 (Inches); From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M6515London: (1719)
USD275.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6515&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a818226ca64985e2735838b549d3ef0c_1231861797.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Peter Schenk & Gerard ValkAegypti Recentori Descriptio: Aegyptis& Turcis Elchibith; Arabibus Mesre & Misri, Hebraeis Mitsraim.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; wide margins., Size : 405x498 (mm), 15.94x19.61 (Inches); Gorgeously detailed map of the Egypt-Sinai peninsula area, and a decorated cartouche in the bottom right corner depicting several men and women dressed in Middle Eastern garb, several animals and plants, devices and the Pyramids in the background.M6561Amsterdam: (c. 1700)
USD1500.0Maps Africa North Egypt;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6561&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234029204.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.L. MarshallMetcalfe Twp.Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 293x387 (mm), 11.54x15.24 (Inches)M6569Toronto: (c. 1878)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex;c. 1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6570&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234038705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.M. Eakin; H.L. Whiting; G.S. Blake; A.D. BacheThe Harbor of Holmes' HoleHand Colored, Very Good; left margin extended., Size : 263x358 (mm), 10.35x14.09 (Inches); Holmes' Hole is now known as Vineyard Haven.M6571United States: U.S. Coast Survey(1847)
USD375.0Maps United States New England Massachusetts;1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234039260.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogilby/ BowenA Map of HampshireHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 180x128 (mm), 7.09x5.04 (Inches); From the atlas "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales"M6583London: (1719)
USD275.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England Counties;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6583&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234046383.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred WaddingtonMap of British ColumbiaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 210x264 (mm), 8.27x10.39 (Inches); Vancouver is still known by its colonial name, New Westminster. An interesting detailed map depicting Waggon roads, trails and explored routes.M6585England: (c.1870)
USD175.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;c.1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6585&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234047118.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert BellGeological Survey of Canada / Geological Outine Map of Prince Edward Island and adjacent portions of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Showing supposed lines of anticlines.Hand Colored in Outline, Very good with some browning in upper right margin and lower right image., Size : 173x280 (mm), 6.81x11.02 (Inches)M6586Canada: Geological Survey of Canada(c. 1903)
USD125.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island; Maps Geological;c. 1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6586&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234047390.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.A. CrossCounty of Halton, OntarioHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 296x414 (mm), 11.65x16.30 (Inches)M6587Toronto: Ralph Smith & Co.(1877)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Halton;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6587&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234047729.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PopePlan of Springfield Toronto TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; left margin extended., Size : 392x232 (mm), 15.43x9.13 (Inches); This map depicts the residential area in Mississauga between Credit Valley Golf & Country Club, Erindale Park, and the University of Toronto Mississauga campus.M6588Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD175.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States East New York;c. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6589&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_678b4e1bdaca1676067a3fe0504957de_1234281682.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. PopePlan of Port Credit Toronto Township / Plan of Part of Port Credit.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; right margin extended, Size : 399x384 (mm), 15.71x15.12 (Inches); This the mouth of the Credit River as it was 130 years ago--today the area is marked by a private marina, Toronto St is now Lakeshore Rd (Hwy 2), Huron St on the right margin of the map is now Hurontario St (Hwy 10), and Joseph St on the left of the map is now the south east end of Mississauga Rd. The inset map shows a planned extension of the village, extending to the railway line, which now serves in part as the Lakeshore GO line.M6592Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peelc. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6592&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_678b4e1bdaca1676067a3fe0504957de_1234284001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CroffuttCrofutt's New Map of Omaha and Council Bluffs, showing the New Railroad Bridge over the Missouri River, Connecting the Two Cities.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 319x401 (mm), 12.56x15.79 (Inches)M6594Omaha: (c. 1869)
USD275.0Maps United States Mid-West Nebraska;c. 1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps Canada East Quebec;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps West Indies St. Vincent;1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps North America;1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps Canada East; Maps North America Great Lakes;1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps United States West Utah; Maps United States West New Mexico; Maps United States West Arizona; Maps United States West Colorado;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6606&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8ef4efe140043680ae2626310c70f3ff_1235762636.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tejeiro D. Jose MullerEjercito De Operaciones Division De Cuba Brigada De La Zona De Cuba Croquis De La Zona De CubaHand Colored, Very Good; Dissected and mounted on the original canvas, Size : 640x850 (mm), 25.20x33.46 (Inches); The map depicts San Tiago during the Spanish American War, an armed military conflict between USA and Spain over the liberation of Cuba.M6616Madrid: Felipe Marques(1898)
USD875.0Maps West Indies Cuba;Maps Military;Maps Folding Maps;1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps South America Guyana, Surinam;1783nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6618&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237301583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph DietzlerProspect des so genandfen Kleinen Ringl ...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 361x600 (mm), 14.21x23.62 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 363x606 (mm), 14.29x23.86 (Inches), Black & White, Margins shaved closely, otherwise very good.; A fine view of central Prague.P2231Prague: Carl Franz Rosenmuller(c. 1743)
USD750.0Views Europe Czech Republic & Slovakia;c. 1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2231&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94a7e9d178277b49f11131de457d327f_1359307784.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph DietzlerProspect des so genandfen Klein-Seiter Rings ...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 359x1022 (mm), 14.13x40.24 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 396x1060 (mm), 15.59x41.73 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation. Margins shaved closely.; A view of the old city of Prague beneath the castle (Mala Strana). A fine sharp dark impression.P2232Prague: Carl Franz Rosenmuller(c. 1743)
USD1500.0Views Europe Czech Republic & Slovakia;c. 1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2232&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_94a7e9d178277b49f11131de457d327f_1359311774.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. BlanchardL'incendie de la Pointe-a-PitreWood Engraving, Image Size : 315x484 (mm), 12.40x19.06 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 344x500 (mm), 13.54x19.69 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; corners reinforced.; A charming view of Guadeloupe.P2234Paris: L'illustration(1871)
USD275.0Views West Indies;1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2234&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fc07108e7c9d89ec1004c73a3e2a1d2b_1231359786.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph PotockiThe Rhinoceros At Home.Photogravure, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 312x443 (mm), 12.28x17.44 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x577 (mm), 14.96x22.72 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; From "Sport in Somaliland: Being an Account of a Hunting Trip to That Region." <br>Count Joseph Potocki recounts hunting adventures in Somaliland, where he and his companions indulged in the challenging hunt of all major species of dangerous game.<br>P2265London: Rowland Ward(1900)
USD475.0Natural History Others;1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2265&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8fe6a4106626537c2b303259d5ee4cd1_1235501849.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph PotockiA Baby RhinocerosPhotogravure, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 278x210 (mm), 10.94x8.27 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x284 (mm), 14.96x11.18 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; From "Sport in Somaliland: Being an Account of a Hunting Trip to That Region." <br>Count Joseph Potocki recounts hunting adventures in Somaliland, where he and his companions indulged in the challenging hunt of all major species of dangerous game.P2267London: Rowland Ward(1900)
USD150.0Natural History Others;1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2267&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8fe6a4106626537c2b303259d5ee4cd1_1235502341.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph PotockiMy First Rhinoceros.Photogravure, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 275x222 (mm), 10.83x8.74 (Inches), Paper Size : 384x286 (mm), 15.12x11.26 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; From "Sport in Somaliland: Being an Account of a Hunting Trip to That Region." <br>Count Joseph Potocki recounts hunting adventures in Somaliland, where he and his companions indulged in the challenging hunt of all major species of dangerous game.P2268London: Rowland Ward(1900)
USD150.0Natural History Others;1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2268&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8fe6a4106626537c2b303259d5ee4cd1_1235502543.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. Caton WoodvilleThe Storming of Badajoz, 1812.Photogravure, Image Size : 555x740 (mm), 21.85x29.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 630x786 (mm), 24.80x30.94 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2269London: Henry Graves & Co.(1895)
USD1250.0Military Napoleonic Wars;Military British;1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2269&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6871c592de33e13d359a143a2df737af_1235600626.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JA View of the Rock and Bay of Gibraltar from the SouthCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 158x325 (mm), 6.22x12.80 (Inches), Platemark Size : 173x340 (mm), 6.81x13.39 (Inches), Paper Size : 245x386 (mm), 9.65x15.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2278London: (1726)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237302237.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JVerona from the NorthCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 171x296 (mm), 6.73x11.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : 185x309 (mm), 7.28x12.17 (Inches), Paper Size : 240x386 (mm), 9.45x15.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2279London: (1726)
USD275.0Views Europe Italy;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2279&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237302454.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JGibraltar or Calpe from the BayCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 156x328 (mm), 6.14x12.91 (Inches), Platemark Size : 168x340 (mm), 6.61x13.39 (Inches), Paper Size : 245x386 (mm), 9.65x15.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2280London: (1726)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2280&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237302755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JAlcacer De Sal, in Portugal the Old SalaciaCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 185x370 (mm), 7.28x14.57 (Inches), Platemark Size : 200x377 (mm), 7.87x14.84 (Inches), Paper Size : 245x390 (mm), 9.65x15.35 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2281London: (1726)
USD275.0Views Europe Portugal;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2281&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237303053.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JThe Ruins of Algezira in the Bay of GibraltarCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 200x310 (mm), 7.87x12.20 (Inches), Platemark Size : 220x321 (mm), 8.66x12.64 (Inches), Paper Size : 240x386 (mm), 9.45x15.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2282London: (1726)
USD150.0Views Africa Others;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2282&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237303258.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JA Prospect of Geneva and the Lake from the NorthCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 171x415 (mm), 6.73x16.34 (Inches), Platemark Size : 190x430 (mm), 7.48x16.93 (Inches), Paper Size : 386x480 (mm), 15.20x18.90 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP2283London: (1726)
USD375.0Views Europe Switzerland;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2283&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237304468.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JTarifa in Andalusia the Julia Traducta of the AntientsCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 228x417 (mm), 8.98x16.42 (Inches), Platemark Size : 242x432 (mm), 9.53x17.01 (Inches), Paper Size : 386x488 (mm), 15.20x19.21 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; A charming view of Andalusia.P2284London: (1726)
USD375.0Views Europe Spain;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2284&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237304789.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Breval, JA View of Gibraltar from the North WestCopper Engraving, Bernard Lintot, Image Size : 190x413 (mm), 7.48x16.26 (Inches), Platemark Size : 200x430 (mm), 7.87x16.93 (Inches), Paper Size : 386x476 (mm), 15.20x18.74 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; A charming early 18th century view of Gibraltar.P2285London: (1726)
USD375.0Views Europe Spain;1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2285&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237304974.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph BaudinA View of the Custom House at Venice / Veue de la Douane de Venise (Venice)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 350x504 (mm), 13.78x19.84 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 390x528 (mm), 15.35x20.79 (Inches), Black & White, Good, a few short tears at the margins. Backed with acid free paper for long term preservation. Margins shaved.; A very good impression of this charming view of Venice. Louis Philippe Boitard was a French etcher and line engraver. He was a pupil of La Farge and he came to England and resided there.P2287London: Joseph Baudin(1736)
USD1000.0Views Europe Italy;1736nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2287&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ef6c2896c301d939a7446a9d388c2076_1237305437.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson, Nicolas d'AbbevilleLe Canada, ou la nouvelle France, &c tiree de diverses relations de Francois, Anglois, HollandoisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good, Size : 210x300 (mm), 8.25x11.75 (Inches); This is a reduced derivative of the famous Sanson map of 1650, but not including Hudsons Bay. However, there are some differences which show additional updated information on this, the smaller version.M291Paris: (1696)
USD1500.0Maps United States New England;Maps Canada;Maps North America Great Lakes;1696nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M291&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_93d434ca5d5c320905ffd6ba23072767_1238279199.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William M. CaryHunters coming to ShoreEtching, Image Size : 215x505 (mm), 8.46x19.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x557 (mm), 9.84x21.93 (Inches), Paper Size : 380x620 (mm), 14.96x24.41 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Charming hunting scene beautifully hand colored and signed by the artist in pencil in lower right.P2258New York: C. Klackner(1893)
USD675.0Sports Hunting;1893noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2258&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234027636.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William M. CaryHunters at ShoreEtching, Image Size : 210x510 (mm), 8.27x20.08 (Inches), Platemark Size : 257x547 (mm), 10.12x21.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 384x639 (mm), 15.12x25.16 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Charming hunting scene beautifully hand colored and signed by the artist in pencil in lower right.P2259New York: C. Klackner(1893)
USD675.0Sports Hunting;1893noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2259&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_bba99f46160c4d2910ec2ae95bc08a03_1234027849.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiElevazione del Pantheon, a degli altri edifizi che gli eran vicini.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 174x287 (mm), 6.85x11.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 210x362 (mm), 8.27x14.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; John Wilton-Ely 611<br><br>There is a watermark present in the form of a fleur-de-lis but presicely which one is unknown due to the heavy ink. <br><br>This print is from the series "Il Campo Marzio dell' Antica Roma"<br><br>"The Campo Marzio occupies a special place in Piranesi's artistic development, in terms of both his ideas and his imaginative use of visual techniques in support of them. Like the other treaties of the 1760s, this work is a sophisticated blend of archaeology and polemic in which historical evidence is employed to defend the creative genius of Rome. There are also sugns of the artist's growing concern with the problem of modern design, and the publication is, significantly dedicated to the British architect Robert Adam, who shared Piranesi's belief in the imaginative use of antiquity." (John Wilton Ely II pg 613)<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. <br>He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part.<br>He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. <br>Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. <br>He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br> Reference: <br>John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. <br>"The Bulfinch Guide to Art History"<br>Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical study<br>P2289Rome: ()
USD875.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2289&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_93d434ca5d5c320905ffd6ba23072767_1238282272.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles WilkesNarrative of the United States Exploring Expedition. During the Years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842.Contemporary paper boards with embossed border and eagle design gilt on top board and embossed on bottom, spine with 5 compartments with gilt floral design and separated by raised bands, black gilt labels on 2 and 4. , An excellent set, plates and text are clean and crisp. With period decorative gilt binding., Large 8vo, Volume 1. P. (4), half-title, (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents v-xii, introduction xiii-xxiii, blank, instructions xxv-xxxi, blank, list of officers and men xxxiii-lvi, list of illustrations lvii-lx, 1-345, blank, appendix 347-434, (6); Volume 2. P. (4), half-title, (2), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents v-xi, blank, list of illustrations xiii-xv, blank, 1-414, appendix 415-476, (4). [Mispagination in vol 2, page 60 followed by 63 but no text missing.]; Volume 3. P. (4), half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, contents v-xi, blank, list of illustrations xiii-xv, blank, 1-394, appendix 395-438, (6); Volume 4. P. (4), half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, contents v-xiii, blank, list of illustrations xv-xvi, 1-496, appendix 497-539, (5); Volume 5. P. (4), half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, contents v-xii, list of illustrations xiii-xv, blank, 1-502, appendix 503-539, blank, index 543-558, (6)., Complete with 2 frontispieces, 14 folding maps, 62 plates, and many in-text illustrations., Volume : 5 volumes.; Wilkes was born in New York City. He entered the United States Navy as a midshipman in 1818, and became a lieutenant in 1826. Leaving Hampton Roads on August 18, 1838, the expedition stopped at the Madeira Islands and Rio de Janeiro; visited Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Peru, the Tuamotu Archipelago, Samoa, and New South Wales; from Sydney sailed into the Antarctic Ocean in December 1839 and reported the discovery "of an Antarctic continent west of the Balleny Islands"; visited Fiji and the Hawaiian Islands in 1840, explored the west coast of the United States, including the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Puget Sound, the Columbia River, San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento River, in 1841, and returned by way of the Philippines, the Sulu Archipelago, Borneo, Singapore, Polynesia and the Cape of Good Hope, reaching New York on June 10, 1842.B3012Philadelphia: (1849)
USD3250.0Book Voyages General; Book Pacific General; Book Americas U.S. South & West; Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3012&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Beattie, ed.; W. H. Bartlett, illus.The Danube: Its History, Scenery, and Topography, Splendidly Illustrated, from Sketches Taken on the Spot by Abresch, and Drawn by W.H. Bartlett.Publisher’s gilt embossed cloth with original elaborate gilt designs on rebacked spine, edges gilt. , Occasional light browning, otherwise a very good example, text and plates are clean. , 4to, P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, preface iii-iv, plate listing v-vi, contents vii-viii, 1-236., Complete with 80 plates, including the engraved title, the map, and 78 steel-engraved plates, as well as a title page with the printer's device and a profusion of woodcuts, all detailing the scenery around the Danube River.; W.H. Bartlett was one of the most prolific and popular European traveler-artists of the 19th century. The engravings show views of the Danube, starting from Ulm and going on to Passau, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade, and finally ending at Sulina at the mouth of the Danube.B3017London and New York: Virtue & Co.(c. 1844)
USD1250.0Book Europe General; Book Voyages General;c. 1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3017&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Lloyd StephensIncidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan.19th century rebacking with original full calf boards, board edges gilt embossed with floral motif, spine with 5 compartments with gilt images divided by gilt tooled bands, black calf label on 2. , An excellent example, text and plates are clean and crisp, in period decorative binding., 8vo, P. (3), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-iv, biography v-vi, contents vii-xiv, list of plates xv-xvi, 1-548, (3)., Complete with 28 plates (2 folding), a portrait of Stephens, a map of Central America, and many in-text woodcuts.; This is a posthumous edition of Stephens’ voyage, revised by Frederick Catherwood, the book’s illustrator. The explorations done by Stephens and Catherwood opened a new chapter for archaeological research into the Mayan people. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"But even this progress might have been delayed had it not been for Stephens the writer, for his account of his discoveries went through ten editions in three months, laying the foundation (so excellent were his judgments) on which Maya archaeology has since rested\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" (V. Von Hagen, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Maya Explorer”). Griffen 1213: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Probably the most widely read and enjoyed books on American archaeology, these recount the adventures and describe most carefully, for the first time, the antiquities that Stephens and his artist-architect companion, Catherwood, encountered in the Maya country.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" Field 1496: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"It is difficult to believe that two individuals were capable of such an astonishing amount of labor, as is evidenced in these volumes. The wonderful structure of the race of Indians which once inhabited the peninsula of Central America are here described by pen and pencil, with great clearness and minuteness.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" ”The artistic upshot of the expedition was the first non-fiction international best-seller produced by an American” (Glassman, “On the Trail of the Maya Explorer”)., V. Von Hagen,B3018London: Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co.(1854)
USD750.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas Central; Book Americas Indians;1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3018&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b53f6bd937ef94f9621be4ac0845d321_1351780021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard Laurent SoumilleLe Grand Trictrac ou methode facile pour apprendre sans maitre la marche, les termes, les regles, Et une grande partie des finesses de ce Jeu, enrichie de 270. Planches ou Figures, avec les decisions des cas particuliers.Contemporary full speckled calf, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt red morocco label on 2, edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , An excellent example in full decorative speckled calf, text and plates are clean and crisp., 8vo, P. (3), title, blank, preface iii-vi, 1-318, index 319-323, privilege (1), (3)., Title page with publisher's device. Profusely illustrated with many in-text woodcuts depicting various positions and tactics in backgammon.; Text in French.<br>Soumille was a member of the Paris Academy, and he published this famous treatise in 1739 in Avignon. A second, revised edition was published the same year as this Paris edition. <br>, OCLC found only 4 copies of this edition in libraries.B3019Paris: Giffart(c. 1756)
USD575.0Book Pastimes, Games & Amusements General;c. 1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3019&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mrs. E.B.B. Reesor and Miss Norah ThomsonOwen Sound on-the-Georgian-Bay / CanadaBrown paper boards, flat spine. , A splendid copy in excellent shape. The decorative paper boards, text and pictures are clean., 4to, P. frontis, blank, title, 2-128, (2)., Book profusely illustrated with photographs taken in and around the Ontario city of Owen Sound.; A remarkable effort made by two ladies of Owen Sound at its incorporation as a city to collect photographs of the people, buildings, landscapes, activities, and pets of the area in 1912. Near the end are several texts written by city historians, school children, or the ladies themselves.B3023Owen Sound, Canada: (c. 1912.)
USD75.0Book Canada Ontario General; Book Photographic Album;c. 1912.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3023&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. PoppingThe Oxford Almanack Of 1712, Expalin’d: Or, the Emblems Of it Unriddl’ed. / Together With some Prefatory Account of the Emblems of the Two preceding Years. / In a Letter to a Friend.Binding absent, With binding absent, the leaves are loosely stuck together, with those leaves on the extremities falling away. Some waterstaining. Ex. libris on title page: “Netherby Library”. Text faded in mid-left portion of page 10. Otherwise in good condition., 8vo, P. Title, blank, 3-24. Mispagination after page 20: should read “21”, instead reads “22”, text flows properly; next page is 22 as well., There is a title device.B3024London: S. Popping(c. 1711)
USD125.0Book Europe England;c. 1711nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3024&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, Henri - De L'Isle, GuillaumeCarte particuliere du fleuve Saint Louis dressee dur les Lieux avec les noms des Sauvages du Pais, des Marchandises Qu'on Y Porte & Qu'on RecoitHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 380x455 (mm), 15x17.875 (Inches); From Chatelain, Atlas historique, Paris 1721, vol.6<br>This map is based on the 1703 map by Lahontan. The map covers the area of South Hudson Bay and concentrates on the Great Lakes. The St. Laurent is shown running into the Great Lakes from present day Lake Winnipeg. Georgian Bay is named "Baye de Toronto". English, French, Iroquois treaty is shown and many early settlements, forts, trading posts, missions, friendly and hostile Indian Villages are clearly marked. This is a highly significant and informative fur trade map. Surrounding the map are a number of descriptive panels, contained lists of the birds, fish, plants, and insects of Canada. Also the Indian tribes of the different regions together with a list of various trade goods including whiskey, which were popular among the Indians., Koeman II: Cha 7; Sellers and Van Ee 2; Kershaw II: 307.M1126Paris: (1721)
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USD1500.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3339&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2dda67110427ab70cdec4a94d68d1dfe_1239828889.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giacomo Cantelli da VignolaIsole dell'India cioe' le Molucche le Filippine e della Sonda / Parte de Paesi di nuoua scoperta e l'Isole de Ladri nel Mare del ZudBlack & White, Central fold reinforced, otherwise very good., Size : 443x572 (mm), 17.44x22.52 (Inches); This map appeared in Cantelli's 'Mercurio Geografico' in 1688. The cartouche in the lower left depicts three "mermen" holding up a large shell, upon which sit two putti (i.e. pudgy babies in Italian art).M6632Rome: Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi(c. 1688)
USD2750.0Maps Asia South East;c. 1688nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6632&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0893427eb997195778015bb5b711d0b0_1239120057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann Heirs - Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'America Septentrionalis a Domino d'Anville in Galliis edita nunc in Anglia Coloniis in Interiorem Virginiam deductis nec non Fluvii Ohio cursu aucta notisq3 geographicis et historicis illustrata et ad bellum praesentis temporis accomodata.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, laid on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 470x526 (mm), 18.50x20.71 (Inches); This is the second state of d'Anville and the Homann Heirs' map of 1756 during the French-Indian War. Here, in 1777, boundaries are extended for the newly constituted United States, with larger territory being accorded to the states of Georgia, North and South Carolinas, Virginia, and a truncation of the territory once held by New York (which included southern Ontario and Michigan). Britain's newly acquired and formed East and West Floridas also appear on this map, though following the War of Independance, the Floridas were returned to Spain. This appeared in the Homann Heirs' 'Atlas Geographicus Major' (1753-59[i.e., 1781]), v. 1. (Sellers and Van Ee 69)<br><br>McCorkle, in reference to the 1756 state, says:<br> "This is the Homann Heirs copy of the Jefferys map of the previous year [i.e. 1755]. Map was later reissued with several alterations: 'et ad bellum praesentis temporis accomodata' added before imprint information, and date changed to 1777." (756.1), McCorkle 756.1 and 777.2; Sellers and Van Ee 69M6639Nuremberg: (1777)
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USD1500.0Maps West Indies Grenada;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6642&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a37e4d02652aa0d6c7b2137d7f4b5745_1240517004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaillot, HubertLe Canada ou Partie de la Nouvelle France dans l'Amerique Septentrionale, Contenant la Terre de Labrador, la Nouvell France, les Isles de Terre Neuve, de Nostre Dame, etc a l'Usage de Monseigneur le Duc de Bourgogne; Nova Canadae Sive Novae.....Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, small part of right margin repaired, Size : 480x605 (mm); Third State, published in 1756, with the Ottens imprint in the secondary cartouche", Kershaw 175; Koeman Ott 1.M778Amsterdam: Ottens, R & J(1756)
USD3750.0Maps Canada;Maps North America Great Lakes;1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M778&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4f9376bb5cf2839e6f0836b51a3463f_1239466049.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lois Darroch MilaniRobert Gourlay Gadfly: The Biography of Robert (Fleming) Gourlay, 1778-1863, Forerunner of the Rebellion in Upper Canada 1837Red paper boards and dust-jacket. , Signed by author.<br>Book and dust-jacket in excellent condition. <br>, 8voB3026Thornhill, ON: Ampersand Books(1971)
USD50.0Book Modern First Editions;1971yesyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3026&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lois E. DarrochFour Went to the Civil WarPaper boards and dust-jacket., Signed by author.<br>Book and dust-jacket in very good condition. 536 of 1000 signed copies.<br>, 8voB3027Kitchener, ON: McBain(1985)
USD50.0Book Modern First Editions;1985yesyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3027&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicholas MeyerThe West End Horror: A Posthumous Memoir of John H. Watson, M.D. as Edited by Nicholas MeyerRed cloth boards and dust-jacket., Book and dustjacket in very good condition., 8vo; This is written by the screenwriter of 3 Star Trek films (II, IV & VI).B3028New York: E.P. Dutton & Co.(1976)
USD35.0Book Modern First Editions;1976yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Literature General;[c. 1900]nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3029&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ann K.S. LambtonPersian VocabularyCloth boards with paper dust-jacket in clear wrappers. , Dust-jacket has a short tear on front, otherwise book in very good condition., 8vo, P. (2), half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, preface, blank, contents, blank, notes on translation ix-xii, 1-394, (4).; This is a Farsi-English dictionary published by Cambridge University.B3032Cambridge: Cambridge University Press(1954)
USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1954nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3032&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Captain James Wilson; William Wilson; James MorrisonA Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, Performed in the Years 1796, 1797, 1798, in the Ship Duff, Commanded by Captain James Wilson. Compiled from Journals of the Officers and the Missionaries; and Illustrated with Maps, Charts, and Views, Drawn by Mr. William Wilson, and engraved by the most eminent Artists. With a Preliminary Discourse on the Geography and History of the South Sea Islands; and an Appendix, Including Details Never Before Published, of the Natural and Civil State of Otaheite; by a Committee Appointed for the Purpose By the Directors of the Missionary Society.Full contemporary calf boards, expertly rebacked, spine with 6 compartments of raised bands and gilt borders, text in 2 and 6, edges speckled red and endpapers renewed. , This book is in very good condition, the text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. (6), title, blank, dedication (2), advertisement, blank, list of prints, blank, contents (4), preliminary discourse i-lxxxvii, blank, instructions to Wilson lxxxix-c, 1-312, appendix 313-395, blank, list of subscribers (7), (7)., Complete with 13 plates and maps (one folding), all detailing the geography and scenery of the south Pacific islands.; “This voyage was undertaken by the London Missionary Society for the purpose of establishing a mission in Tahiti. A settlement of twenty-five persons was formed. The king of the Islands befriended them, but they met with continual difficulties from the civil wars, and finally had to flee to Australia, returning, however, in 1815 to Tahiti…. [Includes] many valuable details regarding Tahiti, the Fiji Islands, the Marquesas, etc. A new group of islands was found among the Santa Cruslands and named the Duff Group…. The account is of extraordinary interest for its fresh and sometimes naïve viewpoint, and for its descriptions of customs passed over by the nautical and geographical explorer.” (Cox II:307). <br><br>“Almost certainly two printers were employed by Chapman in order to speed up the job of publishing this quarto. This edition printed by Gillet is sometimes called the second edition; however, the terms ‘coarse-paper,’ ‘small-paper,’ or ‘laid paper edition’ would be more correct. One may refer to them as the Gosnell edition and the Gillet edition. The text in both printings is the same, but the list of subscribers in each is completely different, the Gosnell edition having twelve pages, and the Gillet edition having only seven, which are not alphabetized. A careful study of these lists gives the distinct impression that the Gosnell edition is the earlier and the more expensive volume. As in the Gosnell edition, the Advertisement to this edition also states: ‘The body of the journal is the composition of Mr. William Wilson, from the captain’s papers, his own, and the missionaries’ reports.’” (Hill 1895) <br><br>“The anonymous editor of this book was Dr. Thomas Haweis, one of the founders of the London Missionary Society. The long “preliminary discourse” was anonymously written by Samuel Greatheed, using the then-unpublished narrative of James Morrison, one of the pardoned ‘Bounty’ mutineers. Morrison’s manuscript was also the source for the extensive appendix on Tahiti. Indeed, William Wilson and James Morrison may be called co-authors of this book.” (Hill 1894)<br>, National Maritime Museum I:632; Hill 1894-95; Cox II:307.B3033London: T. Chapman(1799)
USD1750.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia South East General;1799nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Modern First Editions;1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3035&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Catharine Parr Traill; Mary Agnes FitzgibbonPearls and Pebbles; or Notes of an Old Naturalist. By Catharine Parr Traill, Author of “Studies of Plant Life,” “Lost in the Backwoods,” “Afar in the Forest,” Etc., Etc. With Biographical Sketch, by Mary Agnes Fitzgibbon Author of “A Veteran of 1812,” “A Trip to Manitoba,” Etc., Etc.Green cloth boards with silver design on upper board, flat spine with silver text., Text is clean and crisp, corners rubbed, otherwise in very good condition., 8vo, Complete with frontispiece and plate facsimile of Traill’s handwriting.B3036Toronto: William Briggs(1894)
USD225.0Book Natural History General; Book Canada General;1894nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Modern First Editions;1949nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3037&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ogden NashVersusRed cloth hardback, gilt design on upper board, gilt title on flat spine. Includes paper dustjacket., Dustjacket worn in corners, fair condition. Book is in very good condition., 8voB3039Boston: Little, Brown and Company(1949)
USD75.0Book Modern First Editions;1949nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3039&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Margaret ForsterThe ParkGreen cloth hardback, flat spine with gilt title, dustjacket with clear library wrappers., Dustjacket in excellent condition, preserved by library wrappers. Book in very good condition, with ex-libris on copyright page and final page marked “withdrawn”., 8voB3040London: Secker & Warburg(1968)
USD75.0Book Modern First Editions;1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Literature American;1966nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD85.0Book Modern First Editions;1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Children;1933nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Modern First Editions;1970nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1973nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Voyages General; Book Canada General;1895noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1935, 1950, 1957nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD25.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1995nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD35.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1988nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Military America;1945nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD35.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian;1986nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3055&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Miss PardoeThe Beauties of the Bosphorus; by Miss Pardoe, from Drawings by William H. Bartlett. / The Beauties of the Bosphorus. By Miss Pardoe. Illustrated in a Series of Views of Constantinople and its Environs, from Original Drawings by W.H. Bartlett.Contemporary half calf with matching marble boards, gilt spine with 5 compartments with raised bands, gilt lettered on 2. , A fine example of this popular 19th century plate book. Plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. free front-paper, frontis portrait of Miss Pardoe, engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, contents, directions to binder, 3-164, map of Constantinople, blank, free end-paper. , Complete with 78 plates, frontispiece and engraved title. With armorial bookplate of James Leslie.; Miss Pardoe, an English author, travelled to Turkey in 1835. This book became quite popular, partly because of the beautiful steel engravings.B3058London: Virtue & Co.(1838)
USD1100.0Book Near East Turkey; Book Plate Books General;1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Natural History General;1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book History English;1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Science & Technology;1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Bindings, Sets; Book Literature English;c. 1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Antiquities General; Book Classics;1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Antiquities General; Book Classics;1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Antiquities General; Book Classics;1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Bindings, Sets; Book Canada General; Book History United States; Book History English; Book Legal;1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Natural History General; Book Legal; Book Science & Technology; Book Bindings, Sets;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3076&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Robertson; Dugald StewartThe Works of William Robertson, D.D. to Which is Prefixed, an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, by Dugald Stewart, F.R.S. Edin. In Six Volumes. / The History of Scotland / The History of Charles V / The History of America.Original gilt-decorated full calf boards with gilt East India College coat of arms on upper and lower boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands, floral motifs in lower 3, lion motif in 1, red and green label in 2 and 3 respectively, edges of boards gilt tooled. All edges and endpapers marbled. , Labels torn on volumes 2 and 4, corners rubbed, small marginal tears in maps not affecting image, and occasional browning. Otherwise, the book is a very attractive set in period decorative bindings., 8vo, P. Volume 1. (5), frontis, title, blank, half-title, advertisement, i-cxxx, preface, blank, 1-357, printer’s imprint, (6); Volume 2. (4), title, blank, 1-548, (4); Volume 3. (4), title, blank, iii-viii, 1-621, (5); Volume 4. (4), title, blank, 1-656, (4); Volume 5. (4), title, blank, iii-xxvii, blank, 1-726, (4); Volume 6. (4), title, blank, 1-325, half-title, 329-644, (4)., Includes a frontispiece in volume 1, two folding maps in volume 5 (South & Central America), and one folding plate of Mexican hieroglyphs, and four folding maps in volume 6 (Colombia & Ecuador, Mexico, Ptolemy’s South Asia, South Asia in the time of Ptolemy)., Volume : 6 Volumes; “A historical classic, the first successful eighteenth-century attempt to write a scholarly history of the Western Hemisphere.” (Griffin 517), Griffin 517B3077London: Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, et al.(1851)
USD375.0Book Americas Central; Book History General; Book Europe Scotland;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3077&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ella AgnewLegaleasy: a step-by-step legal guide to collecting for Canadian art galleries and museums / Le droit a la portee de tous: A l’intention des musees et des galeries d’art au Canada, un guide sur les questions juridiques qui interessent les collectionneursPaperback., In excellent condition., 4to, P. 151 pp. in English, 169 pp. in French; Text in English and French.B3080Toronto: Ontario Association of Art Galleries(1991)
USD45.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1991nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Europe Switzerland;1928nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Benelux;1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Europe France;1894nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD100.0Book Europe Italy1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Germany;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Italy;1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Switzerland;1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe England London;1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Italy;1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Mediterranean; Book Europe Italy;1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Europe France;1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD85.0Book Europe Wales; Book Europe Scotland; Book Europe England;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD85.0Book Europe England; Book Europe Scotland; Book Europe Wales;1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Germany;1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Benelux;1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Benelux;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe Germany;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe France;1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Europe France;1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3113&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry GastineauWales Illustrated, in a Series of Views, Comprising the Picturesque Scenery, Towns, Castles, Seats of the Nobility & Gentry, Antiquities, &c.; Engraved in steel from original drawings by Henry Gastineau. Accompanied by Historical and Topographical Descriptions.Recent gilt ¼ morocco on brown cloth boards, spine with six gilt compartments of raised bands and floral motifs, text in 2 and 6. Edges and endpapers marbled. , Occasional minor browning. Otherwise, in very good condition., 4to, P. (4), engraved title, blank, 1-18, 166 plates with accompanying text, (4)., With engraved title and 166 plates on 83 pages.; This is a variant of the two simultaneously published “Wales Illustrated” books by Gastineau—with 84 plates (of 88) of the single volume version, and 82 plates (of 136) of the two-volume version., Holloway 61a & 61b.B3117London: Jones & Co. Temple of the Muses(1830)
USD875.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Wales;1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Book Caricatures;Book Biography;1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1600.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Iceland;1634nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2080&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f1b0b1b4eb6cee17b2fccb68545e6477_1241551165.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wit, Frederick deNorvegia Regnum Divisum in fuos Diaeceses Nidrosiensem, Bergensem, Opsloensem, et Stavangriensem et Praefecturam Bahusiae Quae et Sont Subdivisae in in Caeteras oartes minoresOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some age toning and browning, due to the oxidation of the green pigment, the map is backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 605x510 (mm), 23.82x20.125 (Inches)M2271Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Norway;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Asia Middle East;Maps Mediterranean Sea;1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2453&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8e474f7b66d3276b2118f8c4b4b9bb42_1242246069.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Commander J.G. Boulton; W.J. StewartCollingwood and its Approaches / Canada / Georgian Bay-Lake HuronHand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 301x465 (mm), 11.85x18.31 (Inches); Depth soundings indicate the approach to Collingwood on Georgian Bay. In the bottom left corner are the Blue Mountains.M6635Canada: Ministry of Mines and Resources(c. 1888)
USD650.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Canada Ontario Central Simcoe;c. 1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6635&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bb57b19debccf286bbff4eab2d8e1c6b_1239377254.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Bartholomew Jr.Islands of Japan / Japan, Mandshuria. (Showing the Course of the Amur River) / The Kurile Isles &c., According to the British & Russian Admiralty Surveys, Krusenstern, Siebold, &c. / Port of Nagasaki. In the Island of Kiou-siou.Hand Colored, Very Good; margins extended., Size : 451x304 (mm), 17.76x11.97 (Inches); Three wood-engraved pictures in the top depict a Japanese nobleman and fishermen, the port of Simoneske, Japan, and Japanese women of the higher and lower classes. The map itself illustrates much of northern China at the Russian border (mid 1800s), and indicates Korea under Chinese rule. The inset map in the lower right corner depicts the port of Nagasaki, including depth soundings.M6637Edinburgh: Fullarton(1862)
USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China; Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East Korea;1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6637&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_83b9728f809c8998b85596f39f21f1c0_1292864642.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuVenezuela, cum parte Australi Novae AndalusiaeHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 375x483 (mm), 14.76x19.02 (Inches); Latin text on verso. From the Atlas Maior, Taschen XI/21; Keiterer Kunst Auktion 353: 511.M6644Amsterdam: (1631)
USD1000.0Maps South America Venezuela;1631nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6644&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2a620311a04894201574c1e0c4f5074d_1240595566.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles E. GoadMap of Part of the Province of Ontario Showing All Cities Towns and Villages of over 200 Inhabitants - with Populations Number of Sheets in Insurance Plan - Appliances for Protection Against Fire and all Counties, Townships and Railways. / Map of Part of the Province of Ontario. District West of Toronto. / Map of Part of the Province of Ontario. ... Toronto to Kingston.Printed in Color, Very Good;, Size : 1957x825 (mm), 77.05x32.48 (Inches); This very scarce map is bound in two separate modern cloth parts, showing southern Ontario and marking the locations of fire stations across the province. From the Key: "Towns and Villages shaded thus: [marks shown] are those of which Insurance Plans have been made. Those marked with a square being Places of 5000 population and over and those shown with a circle being smaller Places. ... The first number indicates the population, the second is number of sheets in Insurance Plan."<br><br>An English railway engineer, Charles Goad went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J", p178.M6646Montreal, Toronto, London: Charles Goad(1893)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario; Maps Folding Maps;1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6646&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_61fa5af35c3ccfee491c898f54eca7d0_1241555881.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuAfricae nova descriptio.Hand Colored, Very Good; backed with tissue paper for long term preservation. Some minor professional repairs on lower margin, Size : 425x565 (mm), 16.73x22.24 (Inches); This is one of the most decorative and popular of all the early maps of Africa. The cartouche is not very elaborate but it is surmounted by what appears to be a lion with a flowing mane. The map is decorated with ships-seven in the Atlantic and two in the Indian Ocean- all flying Dutch flags, flying fish, whales and monsters are used to fill in the spaces in the oceans while elephants, monkeys and lions,ostriches and camels are depicted wandering all over the continent. Each side border is filled with decorative vignettes of costumed couples from various parts of Africa. The top border features oval vignettes of nine principal cities. The Nile is shown according to ptolemy with its sources arising in Lakes Zaire and Zaflan; the fictitious Lake Sachaf of Laurent Fries appears and the R. De Spirito Santo. The only names shown at the Cape are coastal ones, engraved inwards to give an appearance of fullness to the map, leaving the contours clear and sharp. It appears in volume X of Blaeu's elegant Grand Atlas., Stone Map 32M6648Amsterdam: (1637)
USD5000.0Maps Africa Continent;1637nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6648&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8e474f7b66d3276b2118f8c4b4b9bb42_1242246286.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De WitNovissima prae caeteris aliis accuratissima Regnorum Angliae, Scotiae HiberniaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; backed with tissue paper for long term preservation, some age toning and minor browning, Size : 593x500 (mm), 23.35x19.69 (Inches)M6649Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1100.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6649&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8e474f7b66d3276b2118f8c4b4b9bb42_1242246417.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D' Anville; Homann HeirsGuinea Propria nec non Nigritiae vel Terrae Nigrorum maxima pars...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; backed with 19th century canvas for long term preservation, Size : 511x582 (mm), 20.12x22.91 (Inches)M6650Nuremberg: (1743)
USD1000.0Maps Africa West;1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6650&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8e474f7b66d3276b2118f8c4b4b9bb42_1242246613.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. De WitNovissima nec non Perfectissima Scandinaviae Tabula comprehendens Regnorum Sueciae, Daniae et Norvegiae...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; due to oxidation of green pigment the map is backed by tissue paper for long term preservation, some age toning and browning., Size : 508x598 (mm), 20.00x23.54 (Inches)M6651Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Scandinavia;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6651&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8e474f7b66d3276b2118f8c4b4b9bb42_1242246776.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. PopeNelsonHand Colored, Some marginal chipping and thumbstaining, otherwise very good., Size : 408x689 (mm), 16.06x27.13 (Inches)M6652Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Halton;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6652&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9e2c74c08d00fa7390e36d102f8fd7c_1242312663.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. PopeVillage of Burlington compiled from registered plans.Hand Colored, Very good., Size : 405x630 (mm), 15.94x24.80 (Inches)M6653Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario South Halton;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6653&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9e2c74c08d00fa7390e36d102f8fd7c_1242313579.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolas De FerLes Isles Britanique ou se trouvent les royaumes d'Angleterre, d'Ecosse, et d'Irlande. Tirees des Meilleurs Auteurs du Pays Par N. de Fer.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 460x486 (mm), 18.11x19.13 (Inches); Cartouche in upper right corner depicts the shield of the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, three hunting dogs, and a cockfight. The cartouche in the upper left defines the geographical coordinates of London, Edinburgh, Dublin and Dunkirk.M6655Paris: (c. 1706)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom; Maps Europe Ireland;c. 1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6655&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9e2c74c08d00fa7390e36d102f8fd7c_1242325797.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolaes VisscherExactissima Helvetiae Rhaetiae, Valesia Caeterorumq Confoederatorum ut et finitimorum Populorum Regionum Tabula. / Illustrissimis, Potentissimis ac Florentissimis Rebus - Publicis Helvetiorum, Tigurinae, Bernensi Basiliensi Scaphusinae Novam hanc & postomnes alias Exactissimam Helvetiae Tabulam d.d.d.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; minor age toning, due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid down on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 485x580 (mm), 19.09x22.83 (Inches); Decorative cartouche in lower left corner features two putti, one representing the harvest, the other representing government.M6656Amsterdam: Nicolaes Visscher()
USD1000.0Maps Europe Switzerland;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6656&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3e1bdb01a11155ebcda8145530af83b9_1242397134.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitScotia Regnum divisum in Partem Septentrionalem et Meridionalem Subdivisas in Comitatus, Vicecomitatus Provincias Praefecturas Dominia et InsulasOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some browning, due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 590x527 (mm), 23.23x20.75 (Inches); Red robed putto in lower left cartouche, and two putti carrying Scottish coat of arms in upper left corner.M6657Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6657&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3e1bdb01a11155ebcda8145530af83b9_1242397585.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitRegni Poloniae et Ducatus Lithuaniae Voliniae, Podoliae Ucraniae Prussiae et Curlandiae Novissima et Correctissima DescriptioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 492x570 (mm), 19.37x22.44 (Inches); Cartouche in upper right corner held up by four putti.M6658Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1750.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Europe Ukraine;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6658&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3e1bdb01a11155ebcda8145530af83b9_1242398161.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitAccuratissima Principatus Cataloniae et Comitatuum Ruscinonis, et Cerretaniae DescriptioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 497x581 (mm), 19.57x22.87 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper left corner with six putti, and scale cartouche in lower right with four, holding up blank shields.M6659Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6659&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3e1bdb01a11155ebcda8145530af83b9_1242398755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitMagnae Tartariae, Magni Mogolis Imperii, Japoniae et Chinae, Nova Descriptio.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; some browning, due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 440x567 (mm), 17.32x22.32 (Inches); Decorative cartouche with two putti.M6660Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1000.0Maps Russia;Maps Asia Far East China;Maps Asia Far East Japan;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6660&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bec391d14aea0f6628497a1958a81c13_1300204216.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTerra Sancta, sive Promissionis, olim Palestina recens delineata, et in lucem edita per Fredericum de Wit.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; due to the oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 464x560 (mm), 18.27x22.05 (Inches); Decorative title cartouche extends across upper margin, a flowered garland held up by six putti. In the middle of the lower margin is a diagram of the Holy of Holies, surrounded by camps of the tribes of Israel.M6661Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1500.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6661&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3e1bdb01a11155ebcda8145530af83b9_1242400906.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNovissima ac prae caeteris alus accuratissima Regni et Insulae Hiberniae Delineatio, in qua sunt Lagenia, Ultonia, Connachia, et Momonia, Provinciae, Divisae in triginta duos Comitatus qui et sunt divisi in omnes subjacentes BaronnatusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; some browning, due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 722x503 (mm), 28.43x19.80 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper left corner supported by six putti in heavenly clouds. Six other putti play along sea edge in lower right corner, the cartouche displaying two Gaelic harps, a legend and a scale.M6662Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1750.0Maps Europe Ireland;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6662&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0e91e68f17497c44a4afce1e77d317e9_1309809450.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitStatus Ecclesiasticus et Magnus Ducatus ThoscanaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; minor browning, due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid on acid-free paper for long term preservation., Size : 498x588 (mm), 19.61x23.15 (Inches); This is the Tuscany region of Italy. Title cartouche in upper right corner depicts two putti swimming, a merman holding aloft a banner, and a king and queen established beside the coats of arms, with a depiction of Emperor Constantine at the centre.M6663Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6663&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3e1bdb01a11155ebcda8145530af83b9_1242402169.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitTractus Regni Angliae Septentrion. in quo Ducatus Eboracensis, Episcopatus Dunelmensis, Comitatus Northumbriae, Cumbriae, Westmoriae, et Lancastriae cum Mona InsulaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; due to oxidation of the green pigment the map is laid on acid free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 491x595 (mm), 19.33x23.43 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper right corner depicts a putti, and four bathing people, in a sea near rocky shores.M6664Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6664&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3e1bdb01a11155ebcda8145530af83b9_1242402536.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann, Johann BaptistImperii Persici in Omnes Suas ProvinciasOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 498x590 (mm), 19.625x23.25 (Inches); The map depicts the Persian Monarch at the end of Safavid dynasty. On the right hand side of the cartouche shows preparation for a royal hunt.M957Nuremberg: (1736)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;1736nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M957&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c89d14f9eeee72111bb4539adb07c1c4_1249144951.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis Henrici a PflaumernMercurius Italicus Hospiti Fidus per Italiae Praecipuas Regiones et Urbes Dux Indicans Explicans Quaecumque in ys Sunt Visu ac scitu digna.Contemporary vellum with beautiful handwritten title on spine in period hand. , Marginalia on front and back endpapers. Some worming to the first 8 leaves. Repairs to leaves 5, 6, 7, and 8. Title-page laid down on one of the front end papers, with minor loss. Lacks maps, otherwise in good condition, text is clean., 8vo, P. (2), title, blank, dedication (4), description (20), index (6), 1-484, index (2), (2)., With engraved title, 22 initials, 3 headpieces, 10 tailpieces. Lacks maps.; An early guide-book to the major Italian cities. It particularly describes the art and monuments of Milan, Venice, Ferrara, Bologna, Florence, Siena, Perugia, Rome, Naples, Pisa, Genoa, etc. Text in Latin. , Graesse V 250B3124Augsburg: Andreae Apergeri(1625)
USD375.0Book Europe Italy;1625nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3124&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Julius LowenbergHistorisch-geographischer Atlas zu den allgemeinen Geschichtswerken von C. v. Rotteck, Pölitz u. BeckerContemporary ¼ calf with marbled boards, title in gilt on morocco label on upper board. Flat spine defective. , Maps are clean and in generally good condition. There is a hole in the lower margin close to the lower edge, otherwise very good., Folio, P. title, blank, (1), blank, 50 maps., 50 maps 48 of which are originally hand coloured in outline.B3126Germany: Freiburg im Breisgau(c. 1839)
USD750.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3126&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William SamsA Tour Through Paris, Illustrated with Seventeen Colored Plates, Accompanied with Descriptive Letter-Press.Contemporary 1/4 morocco with cloth boards, spine with 5 compartments of gilt tooled bands, all edges gilt. Endpapers renewed. , A tear in the title page invisibly repaired. Otherwise an excellent copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small folio, P. frontis, title, blank, (1), blank, 5-55., Complete with 17 hand coloured lithographs depicting life in Paris at the time.; There is a watermark present on one of the plates dated 1835.<br>This according to Abbey “cannot have appeared before 1828, and watermarks as late as 1833…containing seventeen plates only, the title (letterpress) altered to…Seventeen Coloured Plates, with a contents page, and the text increased so as to consist of numbered pages 5 to 55. The plates omitted are Numbers 8, 11, 12, and 14. It is perhaps more than a coincidence that these four plates are very closely copied from plates of the same title in Peake’s Characteristic Constume, Nos 85 and 87.” (Abbey Travel)<br>“Another edition, Title as before (with the exception of the word Seventeen instead of Twenty-one plates). . . plates 9, 11, 12, & 15 being omitted” (Tooley).<br>, Abbey Travel 113; Colas 2898; Hiler 775; Tooley 444B3127London: William Sams(n.d., c. 1835)
USD4000.0Book Europe France; Book Plate Books Colour;n.d., c. 1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3127&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_04a1413f22277369b57f811d6497e86d_1264528549.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Pond; Charles KnaptonSoixante et dix estampes qui imitent les desseins. [Seventy Plates Imitating Original Drawings.] / Imitations of Original Drawings.Recent bound in ¼ calf and marble boards. , The plates are clean and crisp, in very good condition., Large folio, P. (70)., Manuscript title. Contains 23 of the 70 soft background etchings and crayons found in the original work.; This is a series of soft background etchings and crayons (“many overprinted with a tinted woodblock to imitate wash drawings” (Mackenzie 186)), mostly of landscapes, imitating the Old Masters of the Italian Renaissance and Baroque periods. In this collection, we find Arthur Pond’s and Charles Knapton’s imitations of such artists as both Agostino and Annibale Carrachi, Raphael [Raffael], Giovanni Guercino, Rembrandt, F. Parmigiano, Il Garofalo [Benvenuto Tisi], G. Bolognese [Giambologna], Campagniola [Campagnola], and Giovanni da Udina. That this collection is incomplete is not unusual--it is rare that the book comes complete, because few complete sets they issued have remained together. According to evidence in Pond’s journals, accounts, and correspondence, it would seem that the prints were mostly sold in singles and distributed to other English print dealers. Each plate indicates beneath the original artist, the signature of the engraver (whether Pond or Knapton), and the collection to whom the painting belonged (for instance, the vast majority of the paintings they imitated belonged to the famous contemporary portrait-painter Jonathan Richardson). , Mackenzie 186; National Biography XI:237 & XVI:76.B3128London: (c. 1735.)
USD2500.0Book Plate Books General;c. 1735.noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3128&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jodocus HondiusNova Europae DescriptioHand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation. Lower left margin slightly extended due to the attachment to the atlas., Size : 407x547 (mm), 16.02x21.54 (Inches); This beautiful map includes a title cartouche with two workers, a memento mori, and various instruments; 10 vignettes in the side margins depicting peoples of the various regions of Europe; 6 city views along the upper margin (Lisbon, Toledo, London, Paris, Rome and Venice); and tall ships, sea monsters, and lions.M6681Amsterdam: (c. 1632)
USD5000.0Maps Europe Continent;c. 1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6681&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c3a5dced4a5a611a130a869815e79651_1243004467.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jodocus HondiusAfrica nova TabulaHand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation. Lower left margin slightly extended due to the attachment to the atlas., Size : 407x554 (mm), 16.02x21.81 (Inches); 10 vignettes decorate the two sides, depicting peoples from various regions of Africa, and 6 city views in the top border depict Alcair, Alexandria, Alger, Tunis, Tanger, and Ceuta. Several ships sail in the oceans, followed by sea birds, and menaced by sea monsters. The cartouche in the lower right, although blank, is held up by two putti and is decorated with a memento mori.M6683Amsterdam: (c. 1632)
USD5000.0Maps Africa Continent;c. 1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6683&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c3a5dced4a5a611a130a869815e79651_1243006924.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. ValckLa Mer Mediterranee divisee en ses Principales Parties ou MersOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; due to oxidation of some of the green pigments, the map is backed on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 487x867 (mm), 19.17x34.13 (Inches); The title cartouche in the lower left depicts a Roman soldier with accompanying eagle, and a barbarian king with a lion. A scale with units from various nationalities adorns the upper left corner.M6684Amsterdam: (c. 1700)
USD2500.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6684&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8a90eb07deaa0e8f2d2de64d7360bdb7_1334699591.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SadiThe Gulistan.Contemporary ½ calf with marble boards, flat spine. , Binding worn, occasional minor soiling, otherwise a very good example of a late 19th century version, published in India., 4to, P. Title, 1-252., Illustrated title within bands of botanical and geometrical motifs.; Edited by Hafez sayyid Abdulraouf.<br>Text in Persian.<br>The text is enveloped in further description and interpretation. Sadi (1184–1291), the prominent Persian poet, studied in Baghdad. There he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi or "Illumination" School, whose original writings attempted a synthesis of Zoroastrian, Platonic, and Islamic ideas: interpreting Platonic ideas in terms of Zoroastrian angelology. The "Orient" of his "Oriental Theosophy" is the symbolic Orient, the East, and the dawn is the symbol of Spiritual Light and Knowledge. Sadi, having to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat, went on a long journey that took him to central Asia and India, then to Yemen and Ethiopia through Mecca. Sadi was captured by the Franks in Syria and worked as a slave labourer until he was ransomed. He proceeded to North Africa and Anatolia, before returning to his native Shiraz in 1256. His Bustan (Fruit Garden), an ethical-didactic text, was composed in mathnawi (rhyming couplets). Even more popular is his Gulistan (Rose Garden), written in rhyming prose. Sadi is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine.<br>B3130Bombay: Ali Baháí Sharafali(1883.)
USD950.0Book Literature General;Book Asia Middle East Iran;1883.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3130&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guilmard, D. (designer and publisher)Le Carnet de L’ebeniste Parisien, Collection de Meubles Simples.Original cloth spine, worn and covers detached, Large oblong 8vo (7x 11 i, chromolithograph title and 122 bright chromolithograph plates finished by hand of furniture.; Lacks plate # 99. The first 6 plates and the last 3 plates are water stained. Title and plates (16, 26, 95, 122, 123) are loose and trimmed. Plates 101 and 102 are misplaced after plate 22. Plates 103 and 104 are misplaced after plate 66.B3131Paris: (1890)
USD1250.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3131&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gentilcore, R. Louis and C. Grant HeadOntario's History in MapsHardcover with jacket, Very good., 284 pp, Colour and black-and-white plates throughoutB3139Toronto, Canada: University of Toronto Press(1984)
USD250.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian;1984nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3139&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ross Cumming, ed.Historical Atlas of Carleton County / Ontario / Illustrated / H. Belden & Co. / 1879 [REPRINT]Cloth boards and flat spine., Excellent, folioB3141Port Elgin, ON: Ross Cumming(1971)
USD125.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1971nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3141&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. CaryA New Map of Upper & Lower CanadaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 520x585 (mm), 20.5x23 (Inches); Cary's new universal atlas, containing distinct maps of all the principal states and kingdoms throughout the World. From the latest and best authorities. London: Printed for J. Cary, Engraver and Map-seller, No. 181, near Norfolk Street, Strand, 1808. <br>The atlas was reissued in 1811, 1819 (one third of the maps amended), 1824 (maps unchanged from 1819 except for the date), 1828 (same as 1824, except for date changes, with reissues in 1833, 1836 (Baskes), and 1844). This is a fine and important atlas, one of the best of its period, and a source for American mapmakers (Tanner directly copied the World and continental maps for his New American Atlas). Fordham: (The maps) "are finely engraved, with full details, showing especially the water-ways and roads, and hill-shading, and are usually coloured. The work is very clear and delicate and of a uniform character throughout., Winearls, J. Mapping Upper Canada 1780-1867, 35; Phillips. Maps of America, p. 194.M3876London: J. Cary Engraver & Map Seller(1828)
USD1500.0Maps Canada;Maps North America Great Lakes;1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3876&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_848b37309d11965e3dc672d6fc6b24ff_1245168956.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BodenehrWarschauwHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 160x215 (mm), 6.25x8.5 (Inches)M6205Augsburg: (1720)
USD575.0; Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6205&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_401cee5b534462b5213407b26105f521_1252101423.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ArrowsmithMap of the Ionian Islands and Malta Compiled from Surveys & Original Documents in the Colonial Office, the Ordnance Department &c. / Map of the Maltese Islands from Actual Survey.Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, A short tear in upper margin, not affecting the image., Size : 635x540 (mm), 25.00x21.26 (Inches); The most important late 19th century map of the Ionian Islands by the prominent English cartographer John Arrowsmith.<br><br>The following information is printed on the map:<br><br>"The Ionian islands consist of Corfu, Paxo, Santa Maura, Ithaca, Cephalonia, Zante and Cerigo and all other islands great and small, inhabited or uninhabited, situated opposite the Peloponnese and Albania, that is to say all those which have been detached from the Republic of Venice.<br>To the Island of Corfu belong Fano, Merlera, Saseno, Sanothracio, Sivota, and all others in or out of the channel to Cape Formaggio.<br>To Paxo belong Antipaxo, Cassionisi, San Nicolo, La Madonna, and all others along the neighbouring continent from Cape Formaggio to the mouth of the channel Prevesa.<br>To Santa Maura belong Meganisi, Chitros, and all the uninhabited ones in the channel of Santa Maura to the Port of Figlia.<br>To Ithaca belong Kalamos, Kastus, Arkudi, Atako, and all others out of the channel to the Rock Cazzolani inclusive.<br>To Cephalonia belong Guardiana, Luca, Dia, and all other inhabited ones around the island.<br>To Zante belong Stivati, Marathonisi, Paluso, Trenta, Nove, Prodono, Sapiezna, Porto Schisa, Venitico, and all others which are scattered upon the sea to Cape Gallo.<br>To Cerigo belong Cerigotto, Poro, Poretto, Dragoneres, Servi, and all others from Cape St. Angelo to Koron."<br><br>The map of the main Ionian islands run along the middle of the sheet, with an inset map of Cerigo in the upper right, of the Maltese islands in the middle left, and shipping routes through Europe and the Mediterranean in the lower left.M6718London: Edward Stanford(c. 1887)
USD575.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6718&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3d18519e5fc187491a7a543d8a24c137_1244732889.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex F PackhamPart of a Marine VillageLithograph, Image Size : 380x480 (mm), 14.96x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 431x531 (mm), 16.97x20.91 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2315London: (c. 1930)
USD375.0Views Africa Others; Posters;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2315&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a49fbadd5006d6628235b9f7ab3b8331_1244668965.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CornidellA Mail Train at Victoria Falls / A Village School in BasutolandPrint, Image Size : 485x375 (mm), 19.09x14.76 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 534x430 (mm), 21.02x16.93 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2316London: (c. 1930)
USD275.0Views Africa Others; Posters;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2316&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a49fbadd5006d6628235b9f7ab3b8331_1244669192.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex F PackhamCod Fishing in NewfoundlandLithograph, Image Size : 380x480 (mm), 14.96x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 431x533 (mm), 16.97x20.98 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2317London: (c. 1930)
USD475.0Views Canada Newfoundland & St Pierre; Posters;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a49fbadd5006d6628235b9f7ab3b8331_1244669426.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex F PackhamSalmon Fishing in CanadaLithograph, Image Size : 380x480 (mm), 14.96x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 431x531 (mm), 16.97x20.91 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2318London: (c. 1930)
USD475.0Views Canada Nova Scotia; Posters;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2318&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a49fbadd5006d6628235b9f7ab3b8331_1244670029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex F PackhamEskimos in SummerPrint, Image Size : 380x480 (mm), 14.96x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 431x531 (mm), 16.97x20.91 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2319London: (c. 1930)
USD375.0Views Arctic & Antarctic; Posters;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2319&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a49fbadd5006d6628235b9f7ab3b8331_1244670139.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex F PackhamA Sudan Cotton FieldLithograph, Image Size : 380x480 (mm), 14.96x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 431x531 (mm), 16.97x20.91 (Inches), Printed in Color, A few tears around the edges, otherwise in good condition.P2320London: (c. 1930)
USD225.0Views Africa Others; Posters;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a49fbadd5006d6628235b9f7ab3b8331_1244670315.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaAutre vue du College de S. JeanCopper Engraving, Image Size : 123x157 (mm), 4.84x6.18 (Inches), Platemark Size : 141x167 (mm), 5.55x6.57 (Inches), Paper Size : 162x171 (mm), 6.38x6.73 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This is an 18th century view of St. John's College at Cambridge.P2321(c. 1720)
USD300.0Architectural Others; Views Europe England Others;c. 1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2321&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3d18519e5fc187491a7a543d8a24c137_1244743171.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vander AaLe College de S. JeanCopper Engraving, Image Size : 124x157 (mm), 4.88x6.18 (Inches), Platemark Size : 141x169 (mm), 5.55x6.65 (Inches), Paper Size : 161x169 (mm), 6.34x6.65 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This is an 18th century view of St. John's College at Cambridge.P2322(c. 1720)
USD300.0Architectural Others;c. 1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3d18519e5fc187491a7a543d8a24c137_1244743376.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wiebenson, Dora and Claire BainesThe Mark J. Millard Architectural Collection: French Books Sixteenth through Nineteenth CenturiesHardcover with dust jacket, Excellent, 512 pp, Black-and-white illustrationB1383Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of Art(1993)
USD150.0; Book Bibliography & Reference General1993nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1383&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William M. Ivins, Jr.How Prints Look: Photographs with a CommentaryPaperback, 8voB3154Boston: Beacon Press(1943)
USD25.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1943nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3154&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ronald RussellDiscovering Antique PrintsPaperback, 8voB3155Aylesbury, UK: Shire Publications(1982)
USD25.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1982nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3155&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guy R. WilliamsCollecting PicturesHardback with dust jacket, 8voB3156London: Arco Publications(1967)
USD35.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Getlein, Frank and DorothyThe Bite of the Print: Satire and Irony in Woodcuts, Engravings, Etchings, Lithographs and SerigraphsHardcover, no dust jacket, 272 pp, Black-and-white illustration throughoutB3158New York, USA: (1963)
USD50.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3158&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ahearn, Allen and PatriciaCollected Books: The Guide to ValuesHardcover with dust jacket, 636 pp, No illustrationB3159New York, USA: G.P. Putnam's Sons(1991)
USD50.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1991nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3159&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Royal Geographical SocietyThe Royal Illustrated Atlas, of Modern Geography / With an Introductory Notice by Dr. N. Shaw, Secretary to the Royal Geographical Society &c. [Part 1]Loose leaves wrapped in morocco leather pouch. , Maps are loose, occasional minor browning, otherwise in very good condition., Folio, P. title, (1), contents (3), (1), introduction, (1), testimonials, (1), 8 maps., With only 8 hand-coloured maps of the Part 1 issue. <br><br>Title page engraved with a vignette of a robed woman seated and poring over a globe and a chart, surrounded by books and measuring equipment; below her are four other robed women standing in front of the names of four continents (America, Africa, Europe and Asia). The woman before “America” holds crop vegetables; the woman before Asia stands next to a couched lion. The five are placed upon a stationary platform surrounded by a turbulent sea. (Engraved by W.B. Scott).; Maps included are: the northeastern United States, of England and Wales, the Biblical regions of Israel and Palestine, Ireland, the states of the Germanic Confederation, a railway map of central Europe, and several inset maps of various ports and coasts of England (2 leaves).<br>This set of maps is "Part I. The Royal Illustrated Atlas…". Atlases were often mailed to subscribers in small portions as the maps became available. When all of the parts were collected they were taken for binding into a complete atlas, where the paper mailing covers were discarded and are rarely seen today. This group of maps includes the illustrated title page, List and Order of Arrangement, and eight single and double page maps. These decorative and illustrated maps are by G.H. Swanston and J. Bartholomew. The double page maps measure approximately 21 x 17". <br>, Phillips I:838B3161London and Edinburgh: A. Fullarton and Co.([c. 1862])
USD575.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;[c. 1862]nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3161&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.R. PageIllustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Middlesex Ont. / Dedicated by Special Permission to His Excellency the Earl of Dufferin K.P.K.C.B. Governor General / Compiled Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by H.R. Page & Co.Contemporary ¼ black morocco on embossed cloth boards. Rebacked flat spine. , Some minor fingersoiling, light browning, otherwise in very good condition. There is a tear in page 63., Folio, P. (2), title, (1), contents, (1), historical sketch 5-20, business directory (9), (1), 1-68, advertisements 1-3, (3)., With engraved title, 25 maps, and several illustrations of buildings and men and women of importance.; This is a historical county atlas of Middlesex, Ontario, from 1878. The opening pages detail the history of the county, followed by a directory of all the businesses in the county, followed by maps, mostly of the county itself, and some of various regions of the world, including the Ottoman Empire.B3162Toronto: Gorrell, Craig & Co. Lith.(1878)
USD1000.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3162&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Niebuhr; ForskalVoyage de M. Niebuhr en Arabie et en d autres Pays de l Orient. Avec l extrait de sa description de l Arabie & des observations de Mr. Forskal / Avec des figures en taille-douce & des cartes geographiques.Recent ¼ brown morocco on marble boards, spine with six compartments of raised gilt bands, floral motifs and text in 4, black morocco label in 2. Edges tinted red. , Text and plates are clean and crisp; a fine example., 8vo, P. Vol 1. (4), title, (1), i-viii, 1-428, (4); Vol. 2. (2), title, (1), iii-viii, 1-464, (4)., Title with publisher’s device, illustrated with headpieces and tailpieces, and complete with 6 folding maps and 19 plates (including the important Yemen map).; Text in French.<br>Niebuhr‘s "work on Arabia was the first European attempt at a complete account of Arabia, its people and their way of life. He amassed a vast quantity of factual information which he relates in a simple unrhetorical fashion, distinguishing clearly between things observed personally and things learned from others. The expedition, which lasted six years, was sponsored by the Danish king, and included the brilliant Swedish scientist, Peter Forsskal, who died while in Yemen". <br>, Gay 3589B3174Switzerland [Geneva]: Libraires Associes(1780)
USD2500.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East General;1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3174&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William CamdenBritannia sive Florentissimorum Regnorm, Angliae, Scotiae, Hiberniae, et Insularum adjacentium ex intima antiquitate Chorographica descriptio. Nunc postremo recognita, & magna accessione post Germanicam aeditionem adaucta. / Hiberniae, et Insularum Britanniae Adjacentium descriptio.Original calf boards rebacked (early 20th century), spine in 5 compartments of raised bands, text on five and red morocco label on two. Edges speckled red. , Lacks the three maps and frontispiece, recurring water staining to upper leaves, black stain on V8v, occasional marginalia in period hand. Corners rubbed. Otherwise a good copy., 4to in 8’s., P. A9B8-Z, Aa-Zz, Aaa-Bbb5; Bbb6-8-Hhh8, Iii-Nnn4, 1 ff. Mispagination on R1v, reads “342”, should read “242”. Text unaffected. Page numbers 325-326 & 643-644 absent, leaf numbers and text unaffected. , Two engraved titles. With 7 plates of Roman coins, 1 plate with a view of Stonehenge, 1 architectural plate. Illustrated with headpieces, tailpieces and initials.; Text in Latin.<br>William Camden was a prominent English antiquarian and historian. In 1577, with the encouragement of Abraham Ortelius, William Camden began his great work ‘Britannia,’ a topographical and historical survey of all of Britain. The first edition was published in 1586. The work, which was written in Latin, was very popular, going into seven editions by 1607. ‘Britannia’ is a county-by-county description of Britain that relates landscape and geography with antiquarianism and history. In response to criticism published in 1594 by Ralph Brooke (‘Discovery of Errors’), this edition is the first to include a postscript (Kkk-Nnn4) which responds to these particular points.<br>, Graesse II:24; Adams I:408; Sayle I:351; STC I:4507; Chubb CLVII; Shirley, British Library T.CAMD-5cB3175London: [Eliot’s Court Press,] imp. George Bishop(1600)
USD575.0Book Early Printed English; Book History English;1600nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3175&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Payne CollierA Bibliographical and Critical Account of the Rarest Books in the English Language.Hardcover., Spines defective, otherwise in good condition., 8vo, P. Vol 1. 327 pp; Vol 2. 355 pp; Vol 3. 371 pp; Vol 4. 341pp, Volume : Four volumes.; Last and best edition.B3176New York: Charles Scribner & Co.(1866.)
USD250.0Book Bibliography & Reference General; Book Literature English;1866.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3176&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michael SymesAn Account of an Embassy to the Kingdom of Ava, sent by the Governor-General of India, in the Year 1795. By Michael Symes, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel in His Majesty’s 76th Regiment... Collection of Engravings.Full contemporary speckled calf with fine gilt tooled border and edges and blind-tooled inner dentelles. Flat spine in six gilt tooled compartments with floral motif, red morocco label on two. Edges speckled blue, endpapers marbled. , Boards slightly worn, otherwise a remarkably fine and fresh copy, published on thick paper plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. 3 ff., title, blank, contents iii-iv, 28 plates, 3 ff., Complete with 26 plates and 2 maps of Southeast Asia.; This is the beautifully illustrated atlas volume to the second edition of Symes’s “Embassy to Ava”. <br>“According to Pinkerton this is the only satisfactory account of Burma till then published. Symes’s embassy resulted in leave being given to the “Emperor of Ava” for a British Resident to reside at Rangoon to protect British subjects.” (Cox)<br>The plates depict dress, architecture, and plantlife in Southeast Asia.<br>, Cox I:309B3178London: J. Debrett(1800)
USD2500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Asia South East General;1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3178&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_50a8d1d1a19cba6d43aab7c701798266_1344537606.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bartholomew, JBritish Possessions on the North West coast of South America / Island of Trinidad from Government and other Suveys.Hand Colored, Very good, Size : 180x315 (mm), 7.125x12.375 (Inches)M1288Edinburgh: (1861)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Trinidad & Tobago;1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1288&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN0356.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mayer, Tobias / Homman HeirsStatvs Ecclesiastici nec non Magni Dvcatvs Toscanae Nova Tabvla Geographica secndum principia legitimae Delineationis descripta a Tob. Majero, Societ. Geogr. Sodati curantibus Homannianis HeredibusHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 496x570 (mm), 19.5x22.375 (Inches)M2927Nuremberg: (1748)
USD750.0Maps Europe Italy;1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2927&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dbd4bcec6941c2ad6a494663d30a8cb8_1246395382.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte de l'Isle de la GrenadeHand Colored in Outline, Excellent;, Size : 233x181 (mm), 9.17x7.13 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6667Paris: (c. 1764)
USD575.0Maps West Indies Grenada;c. 1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6667&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242844155.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasPlan du Port du Carenage ou Petit Cul de Sac de l'Isle Se. Lucie.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent;, Size : 229x181 (mm), 9.02x7.13 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6668Paris: (c. 1764)
USD375.0Maps West Indies St. Lucia;c. 1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6668&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242844375.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasPlan du Cul de Sac des Roseaux dans l'Isle de Ste. Lucie.Hand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 233x188 (mm), 9.17x7.40 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6669Paris: (c. 1764)
USD375.0Maps West Indies St. Lucia;c. 1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6669&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242844549.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasPort et Fort Royal de la GrenadeHand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 230x181 (mm), 9.06x7.13 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6670Paris: (c. 1764)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Grenada;c. 1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6670&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242844704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte de l'Isle d'Antigue Situee par la Latitude 17 Degres et par la Longitude de 64 Degres a l'Occident de ParisHand Colored in Outline, Excellent;, Size : 214x153 (mm), 8.43x6.02 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6671Paris: (c. 1764)
USD575.0Maps West Indies Antigua;c. 1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6671&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242844893.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bellin, Jacques NicolasCarte de l'Isle de Saint Vincent.Hand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 230x180 (mm), 9.06x7.09 (Inches); From Bellin's "Petit atlas maritime."M6672Paris: (c. 1764)
USD575.0Maps West Indies St. Vincent;c. 1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6672&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242845043.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Moll, HermanGeography; or, a Particular Description Of all the Known Parts of the Earth. / The World in PlanisphereHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 345x217 (mm), 13.58x8.54 (Inches); "Double hemispherical map of the world and map with polar projection centred on North Pole. Australia depicted without east coast and named New Holland. California depicted as an island."<br>English text on verso.M6674London: Timothy Childe(c. 1701)
USD750.0Maps World;c. 1701nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6674&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242845745.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannStatuum Marocca Norum. Regnorum nempe Fessani, Maroccani, Tafiletani et Segelomessani Sec undum suas Provincias accurate divisorum, Typus generalis novus, ex varus recentoris Geographiae adminicul depromptus et designatusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 500x580 (mm), 19.69x22.83 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper left corner depicts a North African scene including three men and a woman gathered near a wall, with a lion, a snake, and an ostrich nearby.<br>Lower inset views depict a view of the city of Marocco and of Mequinetz.<br>One of the most decorative 18th century map of Morocco.M6676Nuremberg: (1728)
USD1250.0Maps Africa North;1728nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6676&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242851406.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitInsularum Sardiniae et Corsicae DescriptioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on old canvas, Size : 567x481 (mm), 22.32x18.94 (Inches); The title cartouche in the lower right corner depicts putti and mermaids around the Corsican and Sardinian coats of arms.M6677Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD1000.0Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6677&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ffc20c84e0c3f4ab3a7c0db035c0c2aa_1242918688.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SansonAfrica VetusOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 396x553 (mm), 15.59x21.77 (Inches); Title cartouche bordered by two outward-facing birds of prey.<br><br>Norwich writes: "This is an early Sanson map.... An odd feature is the name, Barditus Mons, given to a long chain of mountains running continuously from somewhere in Angolato Algoa Bay. No place names appear even on the coast of the southern part of the continent, which is labelled 'Agi Symba' (a name usually referring to the northern African region), and inhabitants are 'Anthropophagi Aethiopes' or cannibals.", Norwich's Map 35.M6678Paris: Pierre Mariette(c. 1650)
USD1000.0Maps Africa Continent;c. 1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6678&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ffc20c84e0c3f4ab3a7c0db035c0c2aa_1242919311.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ThomsonUnited States and Additions. 1820.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 520x625 (mm), 20.47x24.61 (Inches); From "Thomson's New General Atlas".<br><br>Louisiana, Florida, and the Northwest Territory are all new additions. In the middle of the blank space of the unexplored West runs a river marked "the supposed course of a River", running from San Francisco Bay to a salt lake.<br><br><br>, The Map House of London: 47.M6722Edinburgh: (1821)
USD1350.0Maps United States;1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6722&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4b305ce70197a5cfce4ea25f30ada3c0_1244755981.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean BoisseauDescription de la Nouvelle France ou sont remarquees les diverses habitations des Francois, despuis la premiere descouverte jusques a present, receuillie et dressee sur diverses relations modernes, 1643.Black & White, Excellent, Size : 351x451 (mm), 13.82x17.76 (Inches); VERY RARE FIRST STATE. Published separately. In superb condition.<br><br>"Boisseau (1643) published the only Champlain derivative which reproduces almost exactly the second state of the 1632 Champlain map, but at a smaller scale. There are a number of place names, and names of Indian tribes added, some from Champlain's printed legend, but others from an unknown source." (Kershaw)<br><br>"This rare map is, in fact, the first printed to illustrate and name all five Great Lakes, pre-dating the Nicolas Sanson map of 1650. This fact has not been recognized before." (Burden)<br><br>Lake Ontario is here named as "Lac St. Louis," Lake Erie as "Lac Derie"--Champlain's information here was second-hand, and thus he greatly underestimated its size. "Mer Douce ou Lac" is Lake Huron, and "Grand Lac" is Lake Superior, both of which are closer to their actual shapes. Lake Michigan may have been mistaken for the "Lac des Puans" to the northwest, or for the "Grande Riviere qui vient du Midy" that flows to the south; nevertheless, as early as 1643 there were intimations in Europe that another great body of water still remained unexplored in the heart of North America.<br><br>, Kershaw I:83; Burden 261;M6723Paris: Jean Boisseau(c. 1643)
USD50000.0Maps Canada; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States East;c. 1643nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6723&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_96128ba4200a8ce181b85153dad59d5e_1244826932.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E.G. RavensteinMap of the Herzegovina / Bosnia, Servia and Montenegro.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 229x330 (mm), 9.02x12.99 (Inches); The inset map gives a close up of the area around Trebinye, near the Montenegro-Bosnian border.M6729London: The Illustrated London News(c. 1876)
USD275.0Maps Europe Balkans;c. 1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6729&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1eb49688cce81a9cc7985694583fd6be_1245264828.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. WhiteDepartment of the Interior Atlas of Canada No.29 Aborigines of Canada, Alaska and GreenlandPrinted in Color, Very Good;, Size : 386x537 (mm), 15.20x21.14 (Inches); An important map depicting the distribution of various Canadian Indian Tribes.M6730Toronto: (1909)
USD375.0Maps Canada;1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6730&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9ae0a9f067ec0b472c772877b7d53fdb_1246914300.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. WilliamsA New Map of the United States Upon Which are Delineated its Vast Works of Internal communication, Routes Across the Continents &c. Showing also Canada and the Island of Cuba.Original Outline Coloring, Good; some skilful restorations for joints. Laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 613x738 (mm), 24.13x29.06 (Inches); Spectacular map of the United States, the main map covering the eastern states to beyond the Mississippi, with large portions of Texas, Nebraska, "part of the North-West Territory," etc. There is a large inset at lower right, "Map of California, Oregon, New Mexico, Utah, &c.," covering those portions not on the main map, and smaller insets of Havana, of Cuba, and of Niagara Falls. The map in its present form was first issued in 1852, and Wheat records that issue and one of 1854, but not this one. It was apparently available separately, bound in a folder, and also came with Wellington Williams' The Traveller's and Tourist's Guide. The present copy of the map is affixed to the front pastedown of A New and Complete Gazetteer of the United States..., by Thomas Baldwin & J. Thomas, 1854, also published by Lippincott, Grambo, so it is likely this is as it was issued. Wheat, in describing the map, concentrates on the inset of the West, "which is largely based on Fremont but which carries much up-to-date information..." In California, the Gold Region is named; Utah covers Nevada and part of Colorado, the remainder of which is consumed by Nebraska; Washington and Oregon both extend eastward to the Rockies, beyond which is the aforementioned North-West Territory; New Mexico includes present Arizona, with pre-Gadsden southern border. , Wheat Transmississippi 769 & 818. [ Take out middle ]M6748Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo & Co.(1854)
USD1000.0Maps United States1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6748&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5ba550085557827b7e7bd81b08615203_1245861220.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun and Hogenburg; F. de WitVilna Litvaniae Metropolis.Hand Colored, Very Good; an old tear in the upper margin repaired., Size : 358x500 (mm), 14.09x19.69 (Inches); Very scarce.<br><br>Regarding the earlier Braun and Hogenberg view of Vilnius, on which de Wit based his work (with some minor updating): <br><br>\\\"Among the buildings visible in the wooden built city, as depicted here in the late sixteenth century, are the imperial palace and the Stanislas cathedral of 1387 (4 in the key), and several other churches and religious foundations dating from the fourteenth to the sixteenth centuries, indicating the status of Vilnius as an orthodox see of the Greek Orthodox Church and episcopal see of the Roman Catholic Church. The old city is completely enclosed by a heavily fortified masonry wall (coloured in yellow in the view). The great Gothic cathedral of St John was built between 1327 and 1427 (14 in the key, shown as S Iohan Kirche). One of the most extraordinary monuments of German Gothic architecture was the St Anna and St Bernhard complex (12 in the key, shown as Die bernardiner clost); its remarkable west front in the late German Gothic style dates from about 1501 and was built in brick. In general, Braun and Hogenberg\\\'s view of Vilnius records a city of wooden houses possibly as depicted by the Flemish artist, Guillebert de Lannoy, who visited it in 1414. In the intervening century and a half, however, much of the town was rebuilt in stone or brick by German merchants and settlers. Their \\\'Deutsche Gasse\\\' or the area around the Rathaus (18 in the key) exemplify this rebuilding. Much of the brick was imported from the west by the merchants themselves.\\\" (Goss 56), Goss 56M6750Amsterdam: F. de Wit(c. 1675)
USD3750.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c. 1675nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6750&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e7e91f6eabdb1156c77336dbfb70cb0_1245967512.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Major Henry DavisHorse Shoe Fall, From S.W. Edge, Near The Table RockLithograph, Thomas McLean, Image Size : 456x625 (mm), 17.95x24.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 495x666 (mm), 19.49x26.22 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation.; Images of Niagara: 199.<br><br>This is one of the four prints published as lithographs after the paintings of Major Henry Davis. He served in Canada in the 52nd Light Infantry in the 1840s, painting the sublime scenery around the Falls of Niagara. The lithographs capture spectacularly the "feeling and power of Davis' canvasses," depicting some of "the most romanticized conceptions of Niagara's grandeur." In this view, Davis has conceived a set of rocks that sit above the Horseshoe Falls, although such rocks do not exist. It is probable that the rocks, and the three men upon it, were painted in order to demonstrate the grandeur of the falls. In the distance, a lightning storm showers upon Grand Island.P2308London: Thomas McLean(1848)
USD1250.0Views Canada Ontario Niagara;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2308&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c3a5dced4a5a611a130a869815e79651_1243008532.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiVeduta degl' avanzi del sepolcro della famiglia Plauzia sulla via Tiburtina vicino al ponte Lugano due miglia lontano da Tivoli. [The Tomb of the Plautii, near the Ponte Lucano.]Copper Engraving, Image Size : 458x621 (mm), 18.03x24.45 (Inches), Platemark Size : 464x625 (mm), 18.27x24.61 (Inches), Paper Size : 518x680 (mm), 20.39x26.77 (Inches), Black & White, Good; margin trimmed, small marginal tears along upper margin, not affecting image. Laid on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation.; First Paris edition c. 1806. <br>Hind State 1. (Hind 83)<br><br>Due to dense inking of the plate, it is difficult to make out the watermark. <br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part. He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists .<br>P2310Paris: Piranesi(c. 1806)
USD1000.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2310&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c3a5dced4a5a611a130a869815e79651_1243011781.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiSepolcro di Cecilia Metella. [The Tomb of Caecilia Metella.]Copper Engraving, Image Size : 448x632 (mm), 17.64x24.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : 459x639 (mm), 18.07x25.16 (Inches), Paper Size : 573x723 (mm), 22.56x28.46 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; First Paris edition, c. 1806.<br>Hind State 3.<br>From the series Veduta di Roma.<br>Due to strong inking of the plate, the watermark cannot be read.P2311Paris: (c. 1806)
USD1350.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2311&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c3a5dced4a5a611a130a869815e79651_1243013090.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.J. BennettNiagara Falls. To Thomas Dixon Esq. this View of the American Fall taken from Goat Island is respectfully Inscribed by his Obedient Servt. Henry I. Megarey.Aquatint, Image Size : 410x530 (mm), 16.14x20.87 (Inches), Platemark Size : 508x583 (mm), 20.00x22.95 (Inches), Paper Size : 539x649 (mm), 21.22x25.55 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; "William James Bennett, born in England, 1789, he died in New York, 1844. He came to that city in 1816 as a landscape painter in watercolour, and an engraver in aquatint. He was elected an associate member of the National Academy of Design and an academician in 1828; for some years, he was the curator of the Academy." (Fieldings 64).P2323New York: Henry I. Megarey(c. 1830)
USD3750.0Views Canada Ontario Niagara;c. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2323&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4b305ce70197a5cfce4ea25f30ada3c0_1244757075.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Owen StaplesRiverdaleEtching, Image Size : 73x86 (mm), 2.87x3.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 141x117 (mm), 5.55x4.61 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This rare etching by Owen Staples depicts a few kids sledding down the Don Valley, with the Bloor St Viaduct in the background.P2338Toronto: ()
USD375.0Sports Others; Etchings Canadian;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2338&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1eb49688cce81a9cc7985694583fd6be_1245263371.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rud. HuberPanorama De Basle, Pris Du Cafe Du PontLithograph, Image Size : 335x1230 (mm), 13.19x48.43 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 470x1360 (mm), 18.50x53.54 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very good, a tear in lower right extending slightly into the image, some browning, laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation; Large scale impressive Panorama view of Basel in 19th century.P2345Basle: Rodolphe Lang(1840)
USD2500.0Views Europe Switzerland;1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2345&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b067698b3521e6cd508b63c436cda148_1341345394.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. Meissonier1807Etching, Image Size : 300x505 (mm), 11.81x19.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 385x570 (mm), 15.16x22.44 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This is a beautiful example of Messonier's "Friedland" of 1807.P2346London & Manchester: J. Hildesheimer & Co.(1875)
USD1000.0Military Napoleonic Wars;1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2346&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_545641d1cc9a9f3b8f87156a93c7b01c_1245783179.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. MeissonierFriedland, 1807. Napoleon at the zenith of his glory, at the battle of Friedland.Lithograph, Image Size : 410x660 (mm), 16.14x25.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 500x740 (mm), 19.69x29.13 (Inches), Printed in Color, Minor margin chipping; not affecting the plate.; This is a beautiful example of Meissonier's "Friedland" in 1807 in vibrant colorP2347New York: George Munro(1889)
USD1000.0Military Napoleonic Wars;1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2347&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dbd4bcec6941c2ad6a494663d30a8cb8_1246395796.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Kershaw, Kenneth A.Early Printed Maps of Canada, Four VolumesHardcover with dust jacket, Volume I 320 pp, Volume II 301 pp, Volume III 308 pp, Volume IV 214 pp, Many Black-and-white plates throughout, Volume : Four-volume set; Volume II<br>Early Printed Maps of Canada 1703-1799<br>Maps of Canada, The Arctic, Newfoundland, The River and Gulf of St. Lawrence<br>Volume III<br>Early Printed Maps of Canada 1703-1799<br>Maps of Eastern Canada and Newfoundland, the Maritimes, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Prince Edward Island, Sable Island, and the Great Lakes<br>Volume IV<br>Early Printed Maps of Canada 1703-1799<br>Quebec City and Province, Siege of Quebec, Montreal, West Coast and Admiral de FonteB1000Ontario, Canada: Kershaw Publishing(1993)
USD600.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian;1993nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1000&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cook (Captain James); Furneaux (Captain)Second Cook Voyage - A Voyage towards the South Pole and Round the World.…. In which is included, Captain Furneaux’s Narrative of his Proceedings in the Adventure during the Separation of the Ships.contemporary diced calf with gilt tooled border, rebacked tastefully with matching diced calf with double-raised bands and six compartments, gilt nautical motifs, gilt text in 2 and 4. Board edges gilt, inner dentelles gilt. Endpapers marbled., Mispagination on xxvi, no loss. A few folding charts with small closed tears, vol.2 2A4 torn across page (no loss; professionally repaired), otherwise a fine copy. Text and plates are clean and crisp, bound in decorative period gilt diced calf., 4to, P. Vol 1. (5), frontis, title, (1), contents (6), introduction ix-xxxvi, list of plates xxxvii-xl, 1-378, (4); Vol 2. (4), title, (1), contents and errata (5), advertisement, 1-315, (1), half-title, (1), 319-396, (4)., Complete with engraved portrait frontispiece and 63 plates, charts and portraits, many folding., Volume : 2 vol.,; The account of Cook’s second voyage. Captain Cook’s three great voyages from the basis for any collection of Pacific books. The success of Cook’s first voyage led the Admiralty to send him on a second expedition, described in the present work, which was to circumnavigate the globe as far south as possible in search of any southern continents. Cook proved that there was no “Terra Australis” which supposedly lat between New Zealand and South America, but became convinced that there must be land beyond the ice fields. The men of this expedition became the first to cross the Antarctic Circle. Further visits were made to New Zealand, and on two great sweeps Cook made an astonishing series of discoveries and rediscoveries including Easter Island, the Marquesas, Tahiti and the Society Islands, Niue, the Tonga Islands, the New Hebrides, New Caledonia, Norfolk Island, and a number of smaller islands. Rounding Cape Horn, on the last part of the voyage, Cook discovered and charted South Georgia, after which he called at Cape Town. William Hodges was the artist with the expedition…This voyage produced a vast amount of information concerning the Pacific peoples and islands, proved the value of the chronometer as an aid in finding longitude, and improved techniques for preventing scurvy, in addition to the aforementioned discoveries.” (Hill), [Hill p.61; Mitchell Library Cook 1216; Rosove 77A1; Sabin 16245; PMM 223], 4to, for W. Strahan and T.Cadell, 1777 . (PMM).B3134London: W. Strahan & T. Cadell(1777)
USD10000.0Book Voyages General;Book Pacific General;1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3134&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georg Andreas BocklerArchitectura Curiosa Nova. [Dessins des jardins.]Original marble boards rebacked expertly with recent ½ calf binding, spine with six compartments of raised gilt bands, text on black label on two, edges speckled red and endpapers renewed. , A few plates with skillful marginal repairs. Otherwise very good, all plates are clean and crisp. , Small folio (322 x 215 mm, 154 leaves (of 201), with 184 copper-engraved plates. Manuscript title. Lacks 47 leaves, text, and original title pages. Sold as a collection of plates.; Plate number 100 (second series) signed as etched by Balthasar Schwan (d. 1624), all others unsigned.<br>Georg Andreas Böckler was an architect in Germany in the 17th century (1644-1698), whose two well-known works are “Architectura Curiosa Nova” and “Theatrum Machinarum Novum”. In Nuremberg, he specialized in hydraulic architecture, and thus was greatly involved in the design and construction of water fountains. “Architectura” was a book on the theoretical as well as the practical side of hydraulic engineering and included 201 leaves of 232 plates detailing various fountain, grotto, and garden designs.<br>, Millard III:7; Berlin Cat. 3579; Cicognara 886; Benezit IX:464B3180Nuremberg: Christoph Gerhard for the heirs of Paul Furst(c. 1666)
USD4000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Plate Books General;c. 1666noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3180&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FerdowsiShah-nameh: [This is a story of previous high-ranking kings, with passages on their lives that can be lessons for humanity].Original paper boards, expertly rebacked in quarter calf. Spine with raised bands in six compartments, blind-tooled and lettered on two, Extremities rubbed, very minor dampstaining to upper margin of early leaves. Otherwise in very good condition, plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. 1 ff., title, 2-212 pp., 1 ff., With a handsome title page decorated with an elaborate floral border, beautiful woodcut headpieces, and 23 decorative wood engraved plates depicting various scenes from Shah-nameh.; Written in Urdu. <br>The Shah-nameh is considered the national epic of Persian-speakers and the Iranian world. It was written over the span of 35 years by Hakim Abu’l-Qasim Firdawsi Tusi (known commonly as Ferdowsi), as a celebration of the Persian Empire before the coming of the Arabs and Islam, beginning 7,000 years ago. He based his masterpiece on other historical works available to him at the time (c. 1000 A.D.). <br>, Shamshir KhaniB3185Bombay: Mohammad-ibn-Ghazi Abdu’l-Karim(1331 A.H. (c. 1912 A.D.))
USD875.0Book Literature General; Book Asia Middle East Iran;1331 A.H. (c. 1912 A.D.)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3185&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_bec391d14aea0f6628497a1958a81c13_1300202107.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis Rosini; Thomas Dempster; Andreas SchottAntiquitatum Romanarum corpus absolutissimum. Cum Notis Doctissimis ac locupletiss. Thomae Dempsteri I.C. Huic postremae editioni accuratissimae accesserunt Pauli Manutii Lib. II. De Legibus, et de Senatu, Cum And. Schotti Electis, I. De Priscis Rom. Gentil. Ac Familiis. II. De Tribubus Rom. Xxxv. Rusticis atque Urbanis. III. De Ludis Festique Rom. ex Kalendario vetere. Cum Indice locupletissimo Rerum ac Verborum, & aeneis figuris accuratissimis Urbis &c. Accurante Cornelio Schrevelio.Contemporary vellum, manuscript title on flat spine in old hand. Over-lapping fore-edges. Edges tinted. , Occasional faint spotting, otherwise a fine copy, in attractive period vellum binding., 4to, P. *4, A-Z4, Aa-Zz4, Aaa-Zzz4, Aaaa-Zzzz4, Aaaaa-Zzzzz4, Aaaaaa-Eeeeee4, Ffffff2. Engraved title, blank, title, blank, dedication (2), to the reader, contents, folding map, 1-934, index (30)., Complete with engraved title page, engraved folding plan of ancient Rome, 2 folding plates depicting a Roman fight, a banquet and a funeral, and 5 full-page plates of ancient coins and medals.; Text in Latin.<br>This is an important early collection of 16th century texts on ancient Rome in all its aspects, collected by Johann Rosinus. First published in 1583 under the title ‘Romanarum antiquitatum’, collections such as this had become necessary as the 16th century drew to a close, as so many texts had appeared on various aspects of ancient Rome life that it became increasingly difficult to obtain all of them, especially the numerous specialized monographs published during the second half of the century. Includes added material and notes of Thomas Dempster, Paolo Manuzio’s ‘De legibus & de senatu,’ Andreas Schott’s work on the patrician families of Rome, and two other dissertations. The engraved plan of Rome is derived from that by Ligorio.<br>The book describes the city and people of Rome, its gods, temples, buildings, and clergy. Information is also given with regards to the calendar, games, and the forum, adding details pertaining to magistrates, laws, judges, the senate, the military, and also families and tribes. <br>Joannis Rosini [Rossfeld], 1551-1626, was a German teacher, author, and clergyman who worked at the cathedral in Naumberg, Saxony. Thomas Dempster, 1579-1625, was a Scottish writer, scholar, and poet. Andreas Schott, 1552-1626, was a knowledgable Flemish Jesuit, born in Antwerp, professor of Greek at Toledo, and teacher of rhetoric at Rome.<br>, Rossetti 8919B3186Amsterdam: Blaviana(1685)
USD2000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Europe Italy; Book History General;1685nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3186&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Otto BuchnerNeuer Schauplatz der Kunste und Handwerke. Mit Berucksichtigung der neuesten Erfindungen. Herausgegeben von einer Gesellschaft von Kunstlern, Technologen und Brosessionisten. Mit vielen Abbildungen. / Die Mineralole, insbesondere Photogen, Solarol und Petroleum, ihre Naturgeschichte, Eigenschaften und Unterschiede im Vorkommen, ihre Darstellung, Feuergefahrlichkeit, Leuchtkraft und anderweite Verwendung, sowie die Mineralol=Lampen, ihre Verschiedenheiten in Konstruktion, Lichtstarke und Oelverbrauch, als auch ihre Behandlung beider hauslichen Verwendung.Contemporary marble boards, ¼ cloth, flat spine., Joints cracked. A little wear to corners and head of spine. Ex-libris on title. Rear free and paste-down endpapers with period writing. Otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 12mo, P. 1 ff., i-x, 1-189 pp., [190 pp.], plates I-VIII, 1 ff., Complete with 8 double-page plates depicting various 19th century lamps.; Text in German. A rare book on 19th century oil lamps.B3191Weimar: Bernhard Friedrich Voigt(1864)
USD950.0Book Crafts & Trades;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3191&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'Isle, GuillaumeCarte du Canada Qui Comprend la Partie Septentrionale des Etats Unis D'AmeriqueHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 510x655 (mm), 20.125x25.75 (Inches); Eighth State<br>Published in "Atlas Geographique des Quatre Parties du Monde". "This is a re-issue by Dezauche following the founding of the United States and the associated boundary changes." -Kershaw p279<br>"The Del'Isle plate was re-issued by Buache in 1745, taken over by Dezauche and published with considerable changes in 1781, and then again with further changes as two further states in 1783 and 1798. In the Dezauche edition of 1781, the date 1745, from the Buache edition is deleted, and there are a large number of place-name additions. For example: Charlotte Town, Annapolis, Port Rofsignol, Halifax, & Louifbourg, have been added. I.Miquelon, and I. S. Pierre are both re-oriented. Similarly, Baltimore, Glocester etc., are added to Mariland; Conneticul, Rode Is, Massachusets and New Hampshire all are introduces, together with a number of new place names in the existing states of New Jersey, New York, and Pensylvania. In the 1783 re-issue, the title is changed to Carte du Canada, qui comprend la partie septentrionale des Etats-Unis d'Amerique -- Revue et Augmentee en 1783 ----. A table of boundary-colours is added below the cartouche."<br>-Kershaw (I) p.278, Kershaw Entry 315; Tooley # 42M238Paris: Dezauche(1783)
USD2000.0Maps North America Great Lakes;Maps Canada;1783nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M238&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c89d14f9eeee72111bb4539adb07c1c4_1249143932.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hoffman, WPlan von Pittsburg und Umgebungen.Hand Colored, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 305x257 (mm), 12x10.125 (Inches)M4293Germany: (1828)
USD575.0Maps City Maps;Maps United States East Pennsylvania;1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4293&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/03-02-05034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SwanstonThe World in Hemishperes with comparative view of the heights of the principle mountainsOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent, Size : 445x560 (mm), 17.5x22 (Inches)M4920Edinburgh: A. Fullarton(1861)
USD875.0Maps World1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4920&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/30-01-06002.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward MolitorThe Superior Accommodations Afforded by the SteamersHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 166x431 (mm), 6.54x16.97 (Inches); This is an advertisement for the Palace Steamer of Mackinac Island. There is an inset birds eye view of Mackinac Island.M6675Detroit: C.D. Whitcomb(1882)
USD575.0Maps United States Mid-West Michigan;1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6675&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242850052.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph BouchettePlan of Oswego HarbourHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 228x136 (mm), 8.98x5.35 (Inches); Depth soundings indicate the approach to the harbour of the Oswego River.M6686London: W. Faden(1815)
USD275.0Maps United States East New York; Maps North America Great Lakes;1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6686&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243450322.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward MolitorDetroit--The Center of Attraction for Tourists. Look at the Situation. / Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co. Lake Erie Division / Birds Eye View of the Regular Daily Line of the Palace Steamers / City of Detroit & Northwest between Detroit & Cleveland. Also their Popular Excursion Routes.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 166x428 (mm), 6.54x16.85 (Inches); An inset image shows a front and a side view of the steamer. A promotional advertising for Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigational Company.M6687Detroit: C.D. Whitcomb(1881)
USD575.0Maps United States Mid-West Michigan; Maps United States East New York; Maps North America Great Lakes Erie;1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6687&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243451034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanssoniusDominium Ecclesiasticum in Italia.Original Outline Coloring, Very good; laid on tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 156x208 (mm), 6.14x8.19 (Inches); German text on verso.M6688Amsterdam: (c. 1651)
USD275.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6688&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243451900.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. BonneTartarie Chinoise, Roy. de Coree et Isles du Japon.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 252x373 (mm), 9.92x14.69 (Inches)M6689Paris: Hydrographe de la Marine(1770)
USD375.0Maps Asia Far East China; Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East Korea1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6689&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243452565.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Based on a drawing in the British Museum circa 1760Map of Lake Ontario Showing places on its shores, 1757, with pictures of the English and French fleets on the lake in 1756-7. Also the territory around Fort Frontenac, Cataraqui, near Kingston, Fort Niagara, Fort Ontario, (Oswego). From the original drawing in the British Museum. / Carte Du Lac ontario nouvellemau Relleve avec ces port a grend poir abittee Lescadre Engloisse & francoisse Leur greinaint Leur Cantitee de Canon faitte a Frontenac ce 4 octobre 1757Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 235x277 (mm), 9.25x10.91 (Inches)M6690Toronto: (1890)
USD250.0Maps North America Great Lakes Ontario;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6690&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243453295.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Francois Tardieu.Royaume de Portugal Carte GeneralOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 346x462 (mm), 13.62x18.19 (Inches); Engraved by Pierre Francois Tardieu.M6691Paris: (c. 1750)
USD375.0Maps Europe Portugal;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6691&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243454177.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.L. MarshallMap of WoodhouseHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 262x400 (mm), 10.31x15.75 (Inches)M6694Toronto: H. Beldon & Co(c. 1877)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Haldimand & Norfolk;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6694&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243455166.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Van de Velde; Augustus PetermannPrincipal Dutch Colonies, in the Indian Seas. / JavaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 174x311 (mm), 6.85x12.24 (Inches); Corner vignettes depict wildlife and a native riding a bull, fending off a tiger that is trying to take the native's dead deer.M6696London: Fullarton(1860)
USD275.0Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6696&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bc4218172f722f9a373d45aa13fc974d_1243456058.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannTabula Poliometrica Germaniae ac Praecipuorum Quorundam Locorum Europae / Neu vermehrter Curioser Meilen-Zeiger der vurnehmsten Stadte in Europa besonders in Teutschland, wie vielgememe Teutche Meilen solche voneinander entlegen. Zum Exempel...Original Hand Coloring, Mild thumbstaining along right margin, otherwise in very good condition; laid on old canvas, Size : 480x552 (mm), 18.90x21.73 (Inches); This is a chart of distances between many cities in Germany and important world cities (London, Jerusalem, Nazareth, etc.). The title cartouche supports two women examining a globe. The cartouche itself is supported by two winged putti, below which sit a queen and her servants.M6703Nuremberg: S. Caesar(c. 1731)
USD375.0Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.);c. 1731nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6703&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6a1d9f4cb32c285d2395aa65ffc6be0b_1244214892.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. PopeGore of TorontoHand Colored, Minor thumbstaining, two small scratches in upper half of sheet not effecting the map. Otherwise in good condition, Size : 398x652 (mm), 15.67x25.67 (Inches)M6707Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6707&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6a1d9f4cb32c285d2395aa65ffc6be0b_1244217288.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. PopeSouthern Half Toronto TownshipHand Colored, Minor tears in lower margin repaired, central margin reinforced; otherwise very good., Size : 402x654 (mm), 15.83x25.75 (Inches); This is a map of what is present-day Mississauga.M6708Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6708&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6a1d9f4cb32c285d2395aa65ffc6be0b_1244217598.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. PopeNorth Part of TorontoHand Colored, Minor thumbstaining; two minor tears in lower margin, one extending slightly into the image (60 mm). Otherwise in very good condition, Size : 405x650 (mm), 15.94x25.59 (Inches); This is the north part of Toronto township, present-day Mississauga.M6709Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6709&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6a1d9f4cb32c285d2395aa65ffc6be0b_1244217822.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. PopeSouthern Part of Georgetown / Esquesing Township.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 431x644 (mm), 16.97x25.35 (Inches)M6711Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6711&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6a1d9f4cb32c285d2395aa65ffc6be0b_1244235749.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. PopeNorthern Part of EsquesingHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 408x588 (mm), 16.06x23.15 (Inches)M6713Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6713&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4533a3c6bba115962fca99561a2859a3_1252163699.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de la Mer Caspienne et ses Environs.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 235x183 (mm), 9.25x7.20 (Inches); A map of Caspian Sea and surrounding countries of Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan.M6728Paris: (1760)
USD175.0Maps Asia Middle East;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6728&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1eb49688cce81a9cc7985694583fd6be_1245264147.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitCarta Nova accurata del Passagio et strada dalli Paesi Bassi per via de Allemagna per Italia et per via di Paesi Suizeri a Geneva, Lione et Roma per Servizio delli Marchanti et viagianti in Genale ad instan, za delli Ss: scherer et di Mom, forti speditori delli Marchantie in Bregens, dato in luce da Frederico de Wit di Amsterdam l'anno 1671.Original Hand Coloring, Very good due to oxidation of the green pigment backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 470x550 (mm), 18.50x21.65 (Inches); This is an intriguing map of Europe, featuring the Netherlands in the upper left, and the Italian peninsula in the lower right, France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The title cartouche features two peasants, one standing on solid ground, the other atop two parcels.M6733Amsterdam: (c. 1671)
USD750.0Maps Europe Continent;c. 1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6733&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245341850.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitRegnum Hungaria in Omnes suos Comitatus Accurate Divisum et Editum.Original Hand Coloring, Very good, due to oxidation of the green pigment backed on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 489x589 (mm), 19.25x23.19 (Inches); One putti upholds a crown above the Hungarian shield above the title; another wields a cross and a sword as it stands above a fallen Turk who holds a flag and a sword.M6734Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6734&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245342294.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitOrientalior Districtus Regni Angliae, Comprehendens Comitatus et Provincias Cantium Suthsexiam, Hantoniam, Surriam, Essexiam, Middlesexiam, Bercheriam, Hartfordiam, Buckingamiam, Cantabrigiam, Nortfolciam, Oxoniam, Bedfordiam, Suffolciam, Lincolniam, Huntingdoniam, Northamtoniam, Nottingamiam, Leicestriam, Rudlandiam, Cum Insula VectiOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; due to oxidation of the green pigment backed on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 593x497 (mm), 23.35x19.57 (Inches)M6735Holland-Westfrisie: (1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6735&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245342941.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitIllustrissimo Celsissimoque Principi Carolo Emanueli D.G. Sabaudiae Duci, Pedemontii Principi etc. Hanc accuratam Status Sabaudici Tabulam in Ducatum Sabaudiae, Principatum Pedemontii, Comitatum Nicaeensem et caeteras Partes Minores exacte divisamOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good, due to oxidation of the green pigment backed on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 583x494 (mm), 22.95x19.45 (Inches)M6736Amsterdam: (1680)
USD875.0Maps Europe France; Maps Europe Italy; Maps Europe Switzerland;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6736&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245343917.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. H. SwanstonIsland of CeylonHand Colored, Small tears in left margin, otherwise Very Good., Size : 294x319 (mm), 11.57x12.56 (Inches); The four side vignettes depict wildlife and people from the island of Ceylon (Sri Lanka), with a view of the harbour of Colombo at the bottom.M6740Edinburgh: (1861)
USD375.0Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon;1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6740&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245354257.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitEpiscopatus et Principatus Leodiensis et Namurcensis Comitatus, cum Brabantiae, Luxemburgi etc, Finitimis typus NovissimusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 600x510 (mm), 23.62x20.08 (Inches); The territory accorded to Luxembourg on this map is all now within the borders of Belgium--modern Luxembourg would be "hidden" behind the bottom right cartouche.M6742Holland: (1680)
USD500.0Maps Europe Benelux; Maps Europe France;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6742&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_04fc2ffe564d85ab9862d4de7ee1f6b9_1245697497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. de L'IsleCarte d'Artois et des Environs; ou l'on voit le Ressort du Conseil Provincial d'Artois: Dresse sur les Observations de Mrs. de l'Academie des Sciences.Original Hand Coloring, upper margin shaved closely, otherwise very good. laid on old canvas, Size : 490x613 (mm), 19.29x24.13 (Inches); This map depicts north-east France, from Abeville to Lille.M6743Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier(1718)
USD500.0Maps Europe France;1718nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6743&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_04fc2ffe564d85ab9862d4de7ee1f6b9_1245697558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joh. Bapt. HomannoL'Allemagne, distinguee en ses Cercles & subdivisee en ses Etats contenant son Etendue presente rectifiee & methodiquement enluminees suivant les Elements de Geographie de Mr Schatz / Imperii Romano-Germanici in suos Status et Circulos divisi tabula generalis in usus Juventutis erudiendae accommodataOriginal Hand Coloring, Minor soiling on margins, otherwise very good; laid down on old canvas, Size : 470x534 (mm), 18.50x21.02 (Inches); The title cartouche in the top left depicting the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, holding his orb and sceptre, seated on his throne, and wearing his royal robes. Around him are imperial symbols including crowns and eagles, and he is surrounded by winged putti.M6745Nuremberg: (1740)
USD500.0Maps Europe Germany;Maps Europe Continent;1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6745&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_04fc2ffe564d85ab9862d4de7ee1f6b9_1245698143.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitDucatus Slesvicensis in omnes suas praefecturas circulos et provincias Distinte DivisusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on old canvas, Size : 491x577 (mm), 19.33x22.72 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper right is held up by four winged putti, while the map scale sits in the lower right with a putti lying on top beside some measuring instruments and the Danish coat of arms.M6746Amsterdam: (1680)
USD500.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark; Maps Europe Germany;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6746&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_04fc2ffe564d85ab9862d4de7ee1f6b9_1245698266.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert MordenScotlandOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 447x354 (mm), 17.60x13.94 (Inches); Title cartouche ornamented with ferns, and a British coat of arms in the North Sea.M6754London: Robert Morden(c. 1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6754&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6c1f917a103c3cc11b80f8e544fd9d5e_1247496314.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SaxtonScotia RegnumHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 270x320 (mm), 10.63x12.60 (Inches); From George Bishop and John Norton's edition of Camden's 'Brittania'. With an elaborate pink compass rose emphasizing north and east, and an ornamental title cartouche.M6755London: Camden(c. 1607)
USD875.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c. 1607nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6755&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6c1f917a103c3cc11b80f8e544fd9d5e_1247497649.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. de L'Isle; Tobias Conrad LotterMappa Totius Mundi Adornata juxta Observationes et nonnullorum aliorum, secundum annotationes recentilsimas. Per G. de L'Isle Geographum Parisiis. Prostat nunc in Officina Tobiae Conradi Lotter Geogr. et Chaleogr. Aug. Vind.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 458x643 (mm), 18.03x25.31 (Inches); Legend in bottom cartouche in Latin. Within the title cartouche sit four rulers, each representing various parts of the world. The cartouche is surrounded by vegetation and wilderness. World map shows North America and Australia incomplete, and very little to none of the South Pacific islands and Antarctic continent are shown. Upper corners show polar projections.M6757Augsburg: Matthaeus Albrecht Lotter(1771)
USD3750.0Maps World;1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6757&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6c1f917a103c3cc11b80f8e544fd9d5e_1247502200.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.A. Schott; A. LindenkohlU.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey / Map Showing Lonitude Stations and Connections determined by means of the electric telegraph between 1846 and June 30, 1887.Printed in Color, Very Good;, Size : 358x513 (mm), 14.09x20.20 (Inches); This map depicts accurate distances between cities measured via telegraph, demonstrating its state-of-the-art effectiveness in the late 1800s.M6758United States: Coast and Geodetic Survey Office(c. 1889)
USD275.0Maps United States;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6758&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6c1f917a103c3cc11b80f8e544fd9d5e_1247502728.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wenceslao Godreccio [Waclaw Grodecki];OrteliusPoloniae finitimarumquc locorum descriptio.Hand Colored, Very Good; lower central fold reinforced, Size : 372x493 (mm), 14.65x19.41 (Inches); "Waclaw Grodecki, his true name was Grodziecki, which was latinized as Grodecius (corrupt Godreccius), was born about 1535. He was the son of a Silesian gentleman to whom belonged the village Grodziec in Cieszyn Silesia, hence the family name. He entered Cracow University in 1550 and in 1555 was still there studying mathematics and philosophy. In 1556 he left for Leipzig as tutor to the son of a great noble and there too he entered the university. In 1557 he drew his well-known map of Poland. He travelled to Italy and after his return in 1561 took orders. In 1564 he received the degree of Master of Arts at the Cracow University. He later became canon of the chapter in Wroclaw, this post having been ceded on his behalf by his elder brother Jan when he became bishop of Olomouc in 1572. Waclaw Grodecki followed his brother to Moravia in 1566 and settled for good in Brno where later he became dean of the collegiate chapter. Being to the end of his life a devoted Catholic and a protector of the Jesuits, he was a major figure of the counter-reformation movement in Moravia. He was a man of humble character and good-natured. He died in Brno in 1591." (Buczek)<br> <br>, Buczek 41-2<br>Mojski 81M6759Amsterdam: Ortelius(c. 1580)
USD1750.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c. 1580nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6759&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6c1f917a103c3cc11b80f8e544fd9d5e_1247505667.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterRegnum Norwegiae accurata et novissima Delineatione juxta V. Praefecturas Generales Aggerhusiensem, Bergensem, Nidrosiens. Wardhusiens. et Bahus. aeri incis cura et sumtibus Tobiae Conradi Lotter Sac. Caes. Maj. Geographo Aug. V. / Norweigiae pars Septentrionalis ob oculos ponensOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 587x505 (mm), 23.11x19.88 (Inches)M6760Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter(c. 1767)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Norway;c. 1767nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6760&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6c1f917a103c3cc11b80f8e544fd9d5e_1247511831.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterMappa Geographica ex novisimis observationibus repraesentans Regnum Poloniae et Magnum Ducatum Lithuaniae. Cura et Sumptibus Tobiae Conradi Lotter Geogr. Aug. Vindel.Original Hand Coloring, Very good, Size : 493x593 (mm), 19.41x23.35 (Inches); The title cartouche in the lower left corner depicts the title within a golden shell, with three workers and their supplies. One is mounted on a horse, with a view of horses and cattle in the distance. The scale is decorated with the Polish-Lithuanian coat of arms from the Wettin dynasty.M6761Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter(c. 1759)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c. 1759nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6761&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a66efb2f47512997b38f9c0bea70f524_1247583153.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ThomsonBirman Empire.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 610x495 (mm), 24.02x19.49 (Inches)M6762Edinburgh: John Thomson(1817)
USD950.0Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar;1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6762&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a66efb2f47512997b38f9c0bea70f524_1247584444.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterBelgica Foederata complectens Septem Provincias, Ducatum Geldriae, Comitatus Hollandiae, et Zeelandiae, Dioec: Traject: Trasisul: Groningam et Frisiam et circumjacentes Provincias. Mappa Geographica suma diligentia noviter exarata per Tobia Conr: Lotter Geogr: Aug: V.Original Hand Coloring, Minor worm holing in upper centrefold, otherwise Very Good., Size : 490x590 (mm), 19.29x23.23 (Inches); Title cartouche depicts title within large sea shell, with a sea merchant in the foreground, and behind him sits Neptune with his trident, with a background of sailing ships in a bay. Atop the shell stands an armed woman bearing a spear and a shield with an armed red lion. Behind her are tree branches, each bearing the coat of arms of the various provinces of Belgium and the Netherlands.M6763Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter; Matthaeus Albrecht Lotter(c. 1765)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6763&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e08f39c20522f3af172b0b9a2bf8e7db_1247761898.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carel AllardTotius Regni Hungariae Maximaeque Partis Danubii Fluminis una cum adjacentibus et finitimis Regionibus Novissim Delineatio per Carolum AllardHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid on old canvas f, Size : 435x785 (mm), 17.13x30.91 (Inches); Title cartouche within green wreath, upon which is perched a falcon, who is watching as an armed putto descends upon a howling sphinx and two other putti (one with a serpent tail, the other with water). On the other side of the title, a shepard with a halo keeps watch over one lamb.M6764Amsterdam: Carel Allard(c. 1700)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Austria; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia; Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Romania;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6764&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e08f39c20522f3af172b0b9a2bf8e7db_1247768391.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. JaillotLa Suisse divisee en ses Treze Cantons, Ses Alliez & Ses Sujets, Presente a Monseigneur le Duc de Bourgogne Par son tres Humble, et tres Obeissant Serviteur H. Iaillot. / Nova Helvetiae, Foederatarumque cum ea, nec non Sbditarum Regionum Tabula, ad Ufum Serenissimi Burgundiae Ducis.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on old canvas, Size : 490x620 (mm), 19.29x24.41 (Inches); The title cartouche sits in a scroll adorned with the French coat of arms, two angels, a Swiss peasant and a Swiss guard. The left and right margins are decorated by the various coats of arms of the Swiss cantons. Along the upper margin near the right hand side are the coats of arms of the subjects of the Swiss.M6765Amsterdam: Mortier(1720)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Switzerland;1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6765&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e08f39c20522f3af172b0b9a2bf8e7db_1247769260.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rigobert BonneLe Nouveau Mexique avec la partie septentrionale de l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Ancien ou de la Nouvelle EspagneBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 212x326 (mm), 8.35x12.83 (Inches); Bonne was the successor to Bellin as hydrographer at the Depot de la Marine.M6766Paris: (1780)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico;Maps United States South;1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6766&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e08f39c20522f3af172b0b9a2bf8e7db_1247773454.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KitchinA General Map of India, including the Empire of Hindostan, with the Kingdom of Bengal & its other dependencies.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 350x390 (mm), 13.78x15.35 (Inches); The title cartouche is decorated with various plants and fruits, and two small vignettes of ports.M6777London: (c. 1779)
USD375.0Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar; Maps Asia South East Malaysia & Singapore;c. 1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6777&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4533a3c6bba115962fca99561a2859a3_1252164215.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John SelbyScooping AvocetCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x560 (mm), 16.125x22 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent; From the important book of \\\"Illustrations of British Ornithology\\\". \\\"The most splendid and costly work yet published on birds of Great Britain\\\". ( William Swainson, quoted in Jackson). In many peoples estimation, the cool, classical quality of Selby\\\'s plates belongs to the edge of elegance and could have never been achieved by Victorian John Gould.P1065London: W. Lizars(c.1833)
USD875.0Natural History Birdsc.1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1065&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/01-09-05035.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WatteauMort du Marquis de Montcalm GonzonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 425x590 (mm), 16.75x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 475x595 (mm), 18.75x23.375 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good. Margins shaved closely. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation.P1553Paris: (1776)
USD3250.0Military Canadian;1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1553&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c84d1db8b83e4ff42eaaf24b8ceb5109_1247084832.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eduard Hildebrandt (1818 - 1869)San Francisco / Strasse in St. Francisco mit einem Dampf-OmnibusChromolithograph, Image Size : 275x377 (mm), 10.83x14.84 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 456x560 (mm), 17.95x22.05 (Inches), Printed in Color, Short tear from upper margin entering the plate otherwise very goodP2306Berlin: R. Wagner(1865)
USD950.0Views United States West;1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2306&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_147747e5a4eda65b27428c62c0ccb009_1242851935.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nathaniel DanceProof Lord Apseley and his BrotherMezzotint, Image Size : 479x358 (mm), 18.86x14.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : 508x358 (mm), 20.00x14.09 (Inches), Paper Size : 570x441 (mm), 22.44x17.36 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Fine example of late 18th century British Mezzotint proof before title.P2313London: Thomas Watson(c. 1776)
USD750.0Portraits Others;c. 1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a49fbadd5006d6628235b9f7ab3b8331_1244653096.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. ViscontiFontaine Louvois / Construite a Paris en 1839Steel Engraving, Image Size : 584x815 (mm), 22.99x32.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 598x834 (mm), 23.54x32.83 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2332Paris: F. Chardon Aine(c. 1840)
USD1000.0Architectural Statues;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2332&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fbe007737bb52d8c16c6d9c947a0296f_1245082634.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.A. DedreuxBargilia / EuromusLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 546x586 (mm), 21.50x23.07 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2336Paris: De Thierry Freres()
USD750.0Views Asia Turkey;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2336&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fbe007737bb52d8c16c6d9c947a0296f_1245085179.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. ViscontiFontaine du Mercure / Destinee a la Ville de BordeauxSteel Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 583x808 (mm), 22.95x31.81 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2337Paris: F. Chardon Aine(c. 1840)
USD1000.0Architectural Statues;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2337&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_848b37309d11965e3dc672d6fc6b24ff_1245163939.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]IrvineThe Town of York (Toronto), Upper Canada (Ontario), in 1820--painted on the spot by Mr. Irvine--a Scotch artist. This reproduction is from the original oil, and shows Front street from the Garrison on the west to the site of the Parliament Buildings ofWood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 149x899 (mm), 5.87x35.39 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Charming view of the water front in 1824 of Toronto.P2341Toronto: (c. 1896)
USD575.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;c. 1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2341&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245336199.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CecileThebes. Karnak / Vue de la porte et des temples du sud.Copper Engraving, Desmaisons, Image Size : 416x750 (mm), 16.38x29.53 (Inches), Platemark Size : 533x850 (mm), 20.98x33.46 (Inches), Paper Size : 705x990 (mm), 27.76x38.98 (Inches), Black & White, Some marginal brown spots and small tears, not affecting image; in very good condition.; Wide margins.P2344Paris: (1812)
USD1000.0Architectural Egyptian;1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2344&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245339123.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. Le BretonVoyage au Pole Sud et dans l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Oceanie / Aiguade aux Iles AucklandLithograph, Thierry Freres, Image Size : 203x368 (mm), 7.99x14.49 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 345x528 (mm), 13.58x20.79 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Atlas Pittoresque\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\', Voyage au Pole Sud et Dans L\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Oceanie.P2348Paris: Gide(1846)
USD375.0Views Pacific New Zealand;1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2348&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5ba550085557827b7e7bd81b08615203_1245861910.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ben HerringThe Silks and Satins of the Turf. From the original Picture in the possession of Arthur Southard Esqre. to whom the plate is respectfully dedicated by the Publisher, Thomas McLean / The Silks and Satins of the Field. From the original Picture in the posseAquatint, Image Size : 504x1090 (mm), 19.84x42.91 (Inches), Platemark Size : 607x1175 (mm), 23.90x46.26 (Inches), Paper Size : 633x1188 (mm), 24.92x46.77 (Inches), Hand Colored, Some discolorations, otherwise Very Good.; Pair of large scale mid 19th century English Horse Racing engravings.P2351London: Thomas McLean(1867-68)
USD2500.0Sports Horse Racing;1867-68nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2351&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e5352d6bdf4b19cbb417a8716c892f08_1246893797.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert GardelleVeue de la Ville de Geneve du cote du Septentrion / Veue de la Ville de Geneve du cote du MidyCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 207x705 (mm), 8.15x27.76 (Inches), Paper Size : 240x740 (mm), 9.45x29.13 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; This is a pair of fabulous engravings of the city of Geneva in the early 18th century.P2356Geneva: (1730)
USD1250.0Views Europe Switzerland;1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2356&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1582a44a7d15688e522d722749f9ad3f_1246897752.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex F PackhamDrying Copra in the South Sea IslandsLithograph, Image Size : 380x480 (mm), 14.96x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 431x531 (mm), 16.97x20.91 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2360London: (c. 1930)
USD475.0Views Pacific Others;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2360&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c09019f8fe73ee32319b10fb99017d94_1247078770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BonermanNew Zealand People: Old-Time Maori Chief / Felling a Kauri Pine / New Guinea Man with Fish Trap / Sheep DippingPrint, Image Size : 480x380 (mm), 18.90x14.96 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 531x431 (mm), 20.91x16.97 (Inches), Printed in Color, Small blue patch in lower left margin, not affecting image. In Very Good Condition.P2361London: (c. 1930)
USD175.0Views Pacific New Zealand;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2361&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c09019f8fe73ee32319b10fb99017d94_1247079079.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex F PackhamAustralian People: The Prospector / Sugar-Cane Growers / The Stockman / The BullockyPrint, Image Size : 480x380 (mm), 18.90x14.96 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 531x431 (mm), 20.91x16.97 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2362London: (c. 1930)
USD175.0Views Pacific Australia;Posters;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Views Pacific Australia;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Views Asia India;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Views Europe England Others;Transportation Ships;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Views Asia India;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Views Pacific New Zealand;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Views Canada Ontario Niagara;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Views Europe Greece & Macedonia;1832nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD6000.0Book Science & Technology;1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Canada East Atlantic Provinces; Book Religious Christianity General;1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Manuscript General; Book Canada General;1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Literature General;1941nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Periodicals General; Book Literature English;1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Literature English;n.d.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Literature English;1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Book Mediterranean;Book Voyages General;c. 1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Niagara;1832nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD7500.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;Maps City Maps;1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada Ontario; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps United States East1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Maps Europe Ukrainec. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6783&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c8253d3caf18e21d3e5976a0db11ec30_1249585235.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Ramsay; Thomas Abernethie; Charles PicquetEsquisse des Operations du Siege De Charleston, Capitale de la Caroline Meridionale en 1780.Hand Colored, Very good, Size : 371x295 (mm), 14.61x11.61 (Inches); From David Ramsay's "Histoire de la Revolution d'Amerique par rapport a la Caroline Meridionale," the 1787 first French edition of Ramsay's account of the war as an active participant. It was published in English in 1785 as "History of the Revolution of South-Carolina..." and engraved by Thomas Abernethie .Ramsay, a field commander and surgeon, was twice elected South Carolina's representative to the Continental Congress.The French version is engraved by French royal geographer Charles Picquet.<br>A rare and superbly detailed plan of Charleston under siege, with an extensive key (in French) detailing the precise forces and resources available to the combatants, right down to the number of troops manning various fortifications. Individual buildings are shown, as well as the array of nine British ships, each named, laying siege to the city. Charleston eventually capitulated on May 12, 1780 in one of the greatest American losses of the war. <br><br>, Nebenzahl 82; Wheat & Brun 59.M6784Paris: (1785)
USD1500.0Maps United States East South Carolina;Maps City Maps;1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6784&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9b5aabed36845e55330362287c088d46_1310503236.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Ramsay; Thomas Abernethie; Charles PicquetPlan du Siege D'York et de Gloucester par les Armees Allies, en Septembre et Octobre 1781.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 230x210 (mm), 9.06x8.27 (Inches); From David Ramsay's "Histoire de la Revolution d'Amerique par rapport a la Caroline Meridionale," the 1787 first French edition of Ramsay's account of the war as an active participant. It was published in English in 1785 as "History of the Revolution of South-Carolina..." and engraved by Thomas Abernethie .Ramsay, a field commander and surgeon, was twice elected South Carolina's representative to the Continental Congress.The French version is engraved by French royal geographer Charles Picquet.<br>Fine detail on the deciding battle of the war, showing the positions of all forces involved, including a key to the precise positioning of British warships. All key sites are identified. Headquarters of the principals are marked, including those of Washington, La Fayette, Rochambeau and Clinton. Shown also is the Moore House ("Maison de Moore") where the opposing sides met to draft the Articles of Capitulation surrendering York and Gloucester to the victorious Continental Army. <br><br><br>, Nebenzahl 82; Wheat & Brun 59.M6785Paris: (1785)
USD675.0Maps United States East Virginia;1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Celestial;1717nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Middle East Arabia;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6789&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e51fe55f5eb491375a2bd4212943c725_1250795996.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'IsleTabula Hungaria et Regionum..Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 487x600 (mm), 19.17x23.62 (Inches)M6790Augsburg: G.F. Lotter(1762)
USD750.0Maps Europe Hungary;Maps Europe Romania;Maps Europe Ukraine;1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6790&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e51fe55f5eb491375a2bd4212943c725_1250796075.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LotterMarchionatus Brandenburgensis Ducatus Pomeraniae et Ducatus Mecklenburgicus excusi et venales prostantes apudOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 498x580 (mm), 19.61x22.83 (Inches)M6791Augsburg: (1762)
USD875.0Maps Europe Germany;Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6791&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e51fe55f5eb491375a2bd4212943c725_1250796126.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nolin, Jean Baptiste; BassetMappe-Monde Carte universelle de la TerreHand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation, Size : 490x658 (mm), 19.29x25.91 (Inches); One of the most decorative late 18th century map of the World in two hemispheres surrounded by allegorical figures of the continents, armillary spheres and planetary systems at sides. An interesting depiction of the Sea of the West. Capt. Cook's voyages to New Zealand and Australia were shown.M6793Paris: (1788)
USD5500.0Maps World;1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6793&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e51fe55f5eb491375a2bd4212943c725_1250800748.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas SilverA View of the Town and Castle of St. Augustine, and the English Camp Before it June 20 1740Hand Colored, Very Good;lower right margin extended, Size : 295x165 (mm), 11.61x6.50 (Inches); The View depicts the seige of Spanish St. Augustine in Florida by the British led by General Oglethorpe. Notes and key appear at the bottom of the image. <br>The Siege of St. Augustine was a part of the War of Jenkins' Ear during which England and her colonies attacked Spanish colonies in the Americas. After some mutual minor skirmishes, Governor Oglethorpe of the colony of Georgia raised a mixed force of British regulars, the 'Old' 42nd Regiment of Foot, colonial milita from Georgia and Carolina, Hugh MacKaye's Highlanders and American Creek and Chickasaw, or Uchee Indians. The British never were successful., Jolly Gent-12M6794London: Gentleman's Magazine(1740)
USD475.0Maps United States South Florida;1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Naval Others;1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Americas U.S East & Central;1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD400.0Book Biography; Book Europe England;n.d.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3212&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Count Philip de Segur, GeneralHistory of the Expedition to Russia, Undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon, in the Year 1812. / With a Map.Contemporary ½ calf with brownstone marble boards and thin gilt borders, rebacked tastefully in traditional gilt style, five compartments of gilt-tooled bands, gilt green morocco label on two, gilt text on six, edges and endpapers marbled. , Occasional mild browning, otherwise a very good to fine copy., 8vo, P. title, dedication iii-iv, 1-546., Complete with folding map of Napoleon’s route through Europe.B3216Philadelphia: E. Littell(1825)
USD875.0Book Military Napoleon;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Military Napoleon;1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. ClarkA Tour of Asia. Comprising the Most Popular Modern Voyages and Travels; with Introductory Remarks on the Character and Manners of Various Asiatic Nations. Adapted for Schools and Young People. By the Rev. T. Clark.Contemporary full blue calf boards with gilt- and blind-tooled borders, gilt floral corner-pieces, and gilt edges and dentelles. Spine in five compartments of embossed bands and gilt borders, red morocco labels on two and four, text on five. Edges and endpapers marbled. , Mispagination on p. iv, reads “vi”. Text unaffected.<br>A fine copy, text and plates are clean and crisp.<br>, Small 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface i-ii, contents iii-iv, 1-402., Complete with folding map and 12 half-page copper plates on six pages, including frontispiece., Volume : 2nd of 3 volumes; This is a collection of voyages to Asia, (China, Asia Minor, Armenia, and Persia), in which China and Persia are described in many pages and at length. It was adapted for young readers by the Reverend T. Clark.<br>Although part of a three-volume set, this volume stands on its own as a description of Asia. The others treat Europe and Egypt—but the three volume set is very scarce.<br>, Wilson 44B3226London: J. Souter(c. 1826)
USD750.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Asia Far East China; Book Near East Turkey; Book Voyages General;c. 1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3226&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_54494b882ff1e9c630f47961ea0f4ce2_1268086480.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir William JardineThe Naturalist’s Library. Mammalia. Vol. I. / The Natural History of Monkeys. Illustrated by Thirty-One Plates, Numerous Wood-Cuts, and a Portrait and Memoir of Buffon.Contemporary full red morocco boards with alternating blind- and gilt-tool lined borders and gilt edges, spine in five compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt text in two and four, all edges speckled, and with decorative endpapers. , A fine copy, text and plates are clean and crisp, bound in decorative period full morocco., 12mo, P. half-title, frontis, engraved colour title, blank, title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, contents i-iv, advertisement v-vi, memoir 7-24, mammalia 25-230., Complete with frontispiece portrait of George Louis le Clerc Buffon, engraved title, and 30 hand-coloured plates.; The memoir is dedicated to George Louis le Clerc Buffon, who did a great deal for the field of natural history, and was seen as the father of natural history in the final years of the 18th century. This volume presents several impressive hand-coloured plates of various kinds of monkeys.B3227Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars(1833)
USD750.0Book Natural History General; Book Biography;Book Plate Books Colour;1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3227&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Cullen BryantPicturesque America; Or, The Land We Live In. Delineation by Pen and Pencil of Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, Forests, Water-Falls, Shores, Cañons, Valleys, Cities, and Other Picturesque Features of Our Country.Contemporary ½ mahogany morocco with gilt-tooled borders, spine with six compartments of raised gilt bands with blind-tooled floral motifs and gilt lettering on two and four, edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , Covers started, corners rubbed. Text and plates generally very clean. A very good copy., Large 4to, P. Volume 1. Frontis, vignette, title, printer's imprint, preface, 568 pp.; Volume 2. frontis, vignette, title, printer's imprint, 576 pp., Complete with 49 steel engravings and a profusion of wood engravings throughout. , Volume : Two volumes.; This is a handsome copy of Bryant’s “Picturesque America”, filled with marvelous panoramas and scenery from across the United States.B3228New York: D. Appleton and Company(1872)
USD750.0Book Plate Books General; Book Americas U.S General;1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir William JardineThe Naturalist’s Library. Mammalia. Vol. V. / The Natural History of Pachydermes, or, Thick-Skinned Quadrupeds; Consisting of the Elephant, Rhinoceros, Hippopotamus, Tapir, Hog, &c. Illustrated by Thirty-Two Plates, with Memoir and Portrait of Sir Hans Sloane.Contemporary full red morocco boards with alternating blind- and gilt-tool lined borders and gilt edges, spine in five compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt text in two and four, all edges speckled, and with decorative endpapers. , Edges rubbed, spine faded, otherwise a very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp, bound in decorative period full morocco., 12mo, P. half-title, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, advertisement xi-xiii, blank, contents xv-xvi, memoir 17-92, pachydermes 93-248., Complete with frontispiece portrait of Sir Hans Sloane, engraved title, and 30 plates (26 hand-coloured), 32 in total.; The first hundred or so pages are dedicated to Sir Hans Sloane, whose immense personal collection of artifacts was bequeathed to Great Britain and became the starting point of the British Museum. This volume presents several impressive hand-coloured plates of various pachydermes, including several plates of rhinoceroses and boars.B3229Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars(1836)
USD575.0Book Natural History General; Book Biography;Book Plate Books Colour;1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3229&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James C. Fletcher; D.P. KidderBrazil and the Brazilians Portrayed in Historical and Descriptive Sketches.Contemporary ½ calf on marble boards with thin blind-tooled borders, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral borders, red and black morocco labels on two and four respectively, edges and endpapers marbled. , In excellent condition, text and plates are clean and crisp, and bound in decorative 19th century gilt calf., 8vo, P. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-viii, 3-640., With frontispiece of the Emperor of Brazil, Dom Pedro II, several in-text illustrations, 2 maps (1 folding) and 17 wood-engraved plates.; As Protestant missionaries, Fletcher and Kidder tried literally and figuratively to spread the Gospel during two decades of work in Brazil. This is the text of the revised 6th edition, to which had been added 100 pp. of text, as well as numerous corrections and updates from the first edition. Both authors had returned in the decade after the appearance of the book--and Fletcher had travelled 2000 miles up the Amazon in 1862. Chapter 8, on Brazilian slavery, had been especially updated. The J. H. Colton map of “Brazil and Guyana” is “one of the most perfect ever published of an Empire which has never been surveyed.” “The numerous illustrations are, with few exceptions, either from sketches, or daguerrotype views taken on the spot” (5).<br>Ex libris M. A. Ogden.<br>B3230Boston: Little, Brown, and Co.(1867)
USD575.0Book Americas South; Book Voyages General;1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John PinkertonModern Geography. A Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies; with the Oceans, Seas, and Isles; in all Parts of the World: Including the Most Recent Discoveries, and Political Alterations. Digested on a new Plan. By John Pinkerton. The Astronomical Introduction by the Rev. S Vince, A.M. F.R.S. and Plumian Professor of Astronomy, and Experimental Philosophy, in the University of Cambridge. With Numerous Maps, Revised by the Author. To the whole are added, a Catalogue of the best Maps, and Books of Travels and Voyages, in all Languages: And an ample Index. A New Edition, Greatly Enlarged. In Three Volumes.Contemporary full brown calf, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt motifs encased in gilt-tooled borders, black morocco labels on two and three. , Extremities worn, joints starting on all volumes, occasional browning, copper engraved maps have left offsets on facing text pages. Final leaf of first volume loose. Otherwise, in good condition. , 4to, P. Volume 1. frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-xiv, advertisement xv-xxvii, blank, memoir on geography xxix-xlviii, contents, blank, introduction i-cxxviii, contents cxxix-cxxxi, author’s note, 1-739; Volume 2. frontis, title, blank, contents iii-v, errata, memoir i-lii, 1-820; Volume 3. title, blank, contents (3), errata, 1-1006, advertisement (2)., Complete with 50 maps and a folding chart, divided as follows: Volume 1 with double page map of the world’s hemispheres as frontispiece, a folding chart, and 21 other maps; Volume 2 with double page Mercator projection map as frontispiece and 10 other maps, one of which being double-page; Volume 3 with 17 maps. NB: The first volume lists Portugal and Spain’s maps on separate lines, but they refer to only one map: although it may seem that 51 maps are called for, the complete number is 50., Volume : Three volumesB3232London: T. Cadell and W. Davies, et al.(c. 1807)
USD1750.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3232&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. Jose Algue, S.J.U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey / Special Publication No. 3. / Atlas of the Philippine Islands. / Atlas de Filipinas / Coleccion de 30 Mapas. Trabajados por delineantes filipinos bajo la direccion del P. Jose Algue, S.J., Director del Observatorio de Manila.Contemporary full green cloth boards with gilt lettering on upper board and flat spine. , Some pen markings on contents, boards stained, otherwise in very good condition, maps are well-preserved., Large 4to, P. title, title, introduction, 6-24, 30 maps., Complete with 30 colour maps of the Philippine islands.<br>; Ex-libris of Marcus Baker.<br>On paste-down front end paper there is a letter addressed to Mr. Marcus Baker, Secretary on the Board on Geographic Names, Geological Survey, sent by the Superintendent of the Treasury Department of the Office of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, O.H. Tittmann, dated March 23, 1901. <br>B3236Washington: Government Printing Office(1900)
USD650.0Book Atlas & Cartography General; Book Asia Far East General;1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3236&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William ShakespeareA Set of Shakespeare’s Plays in 37 VolumesContemporary red pebbled calf covers with gilt shield and falcon motif on upper board and gilt title on spine (all covers identical). , The set is in very good condition (lacks two to be complete)., 12mo, With lithograph frontispieces in each., Volume : 37 Volumes; This is a fabulous collection of Shakespeare’s works.B3237Philadelphia: Henry Altemus(n.d.)
USD275.0Book Literature English;n.d.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3237&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir Walter ScottThe Works of Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Twenty three of Twenty five volumes.Full blue leather. Gilt text and design on spines. Top edges gilt. , Very good condition. Lacks volumes 5 and 20., 12mo., Profusely illustrated., Volume : 23 Volumes.B3239London: Thomas Nelson & Sons(1901)
USD275.0Book Literature English;1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mackenzie, IanBritish Prints: Dictionary and Price GuideHardcover with dust jacket, Excellent., 4to, 359 pp, 561 black-and-white illustrations, 51 in full colourB3240Suffolk, England: Antique Collectors' Club(1987)
USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference Print General;1987nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3240&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John EsquemelingThe Buccaneers of America: A True Account of the Most emarkable Assaults Committed of Late Years upon the Coasts of the West Indies by the Buccaneers of Jamaica and Tortuga (both English and French) Wherein are contained more especially the Unparalleled Exploits of Sir Henry Morgan, our English Jamaican Hero, who sacked Porto Bello, burnt Panama, etc.Original red cloth boards, gilt title and buccaneer design on flat spine. Top edge gilt. No dust jacket. , Spine faded, otherwise in very good condition., 4to, P. xxxvi, 508 pp., With many illustrations, including frontispiece.B3244London: George Allen & Company(1911)
USD125.0Book Americas West Indies;1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3244&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George N. RoerichTrails to Inmost Asia: Five Years of Exploration with the Roerich Central Asian Expedition.Original green cloth boards, blind title on flat spine. No dust jacket. , Spine faded, light toning to pages, otherwise in very good condition., 4to, P. xx, 504 pp., Profusely illustrated, with folding map in rear.B3245New Haven, CT: Yale University Press(1931)
USD225.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Central General;1931nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3245&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. Cole HarrisHistorical Atlas of Canada: Volume I From the Beginning to 1800Green cloth boards with colour dust-jacket. , Book and dust-jacket in excellent condition., Folio, P. (18), 198 pp., Profusely illustrated with colour maps and diagrams.B3248Toronto: University of Toronto Press(1987)
USD55.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian;1987nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3248&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. F. Checkley[Canadian legal document c. 1860]Very Good, 320 x 205 mm; This document, signed and sealed by a minister in Barrie, W. F. Checkley, requests the transfer of about 890 pounds to the heirs of the deceased Reverend Thomas Clarke, Emmeline Jane Clarke being the main enquirer.B3250Canada: (c. 1860)
USD125.0Book Manuscript General; Book Legal;c. 1860noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3250&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. Scott FitzgeraldThis Side of ParadiseOriginal ¼ black and blue cloth covers, blindstamped, flat spine with gilt title. , Excellent condition., 8vo, P. 255 pp.B3251New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons(1948.)
USD125.0Book Literature American;1948.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3251&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. Scott FitzgeraldThe Last Tycoon: An Unfinished NovelOriginal ¼ black and blue cloth covers, blindstamped, flat spine with gilt title. , Excellent condition., 8vo, P. 190 pp.B3252New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons(1969)
USD125.0Book Literature American;1969nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3252&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William D. OtterThe Guide: A Manual for the Canadian Militia (Infantry) Embracing the Interior Economy, Duties, Discipline, Drills and Parades, Dress, Books and Correspondence of a Battalion with Regulations for Marches, Transport and Encampment, also Forms and Bugle CallsOriginal red cloth boards, blindstamped, flat spine, edges tinted red., Very good., Small 8vo, P. 325 pp.B3253Toronto: The Copp, Clark Company, Ltd.(1914)
USD125.0Book Military Canada;1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3253&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. Scott FitzgeraldThe Great GatsbyOriginal ¼ black and blue cloth covers, blindstamped, flat spine with gilt title. , Excellent condition., 8vo, P. 159 pp., Original ¼ black and blue cloth covers, blindstamped, flat spine with gilt title.B3254New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons(1953)
USD125.0Book Literature American;1953nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D[avid] Murray SmithArctic Expeditions from British and Foreign Shores from the Earliest Times to the Expedition of 1875-76.Original decorative gilt full morocco boards with gilt vignette, all edges gilt, spine in six compartments of raised bands, densely gilt floral motifs, and titles on two and four. , Occasional faint browning, otherwise a very good copy bound in period gilt full morocco decorative binding., Large 4to, P. frontis, title, contents v-xviii, 1-824., Complete with 2 coloured folding maps, 22 tinted lithographed plates (including 5 portraits), and 2 chromolithographed plates.; A compendious history of Arctic exploration, but with the bulk of the work recounting in detail the British Admiralty voyages of the 19th century, especially those of Ross, Parry, Franklin and the Franklin Search expeditions., Arctic Bib 16282 (variant imprint)B3260London: John G. Murdoch(1877)
USD1600.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3260&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward BainesHistory of the Wars of the French Revolution, from the Breaking out of the War in 1792, to the Restoration of a General Peace in 1815; Comprehending the CIVIL History of Great Britain and France during that Period.Contemporary full calf, spine in six compartments of raised bands, with gilt floral motifs, red label on two and black label on four, board edges gilt. , Boards starting but in good shape, occasional mild browning; otherwise in very good condition., 4to, P. Volume 1. frontis, title, preface 1-3, directions to binder, introduction 5-22, 23-539; Volume 2. frontis, title, 1-568, index 569-595., Complete with 16 portraits (incl. two frontispieces), 11 maps, charts and plans (some folding), 1 double-page plate, 2 small engravings, 1 sketch, 2 views, and 3 facsimile signatures., Volume : Two volumes; Text in double columns.<br>This work offers detailed accounts of the Napoleonic Wars from 1792 to 1815.<br>B3261London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown(1817)
USD750.0Book Military Napoleon;1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3261&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolas De FerLa Perse, La Georgie, La Naolie, Les Arabies, L'Egipte et le Cours du Nil ou se trouve aussi le Pont Euxin La Mer Caspienne La Mer Rouge et Les Golfes de Perse et d'OrmusOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 424x563 (mm), 16.625x22.125 (Inches)M1790Paris: Danet, Guillaume(1724)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Middle East Arabia;Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;Maps Asia Near East Turkey;1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1790&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b6c17afe7dab4bec678976afcebbb47e_1252710191.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithThe Dardanelles and the Troad / The Bosphorus and ConstantinoplePrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 470x607 (mm), 18.50x23.90 (Inches)M6739London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD375.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6739&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddd1cbf8ab0337037decda88ab32f620_1245353958.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithBurmah.Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 625x445 (mm), 24.61x17.52 (Inches)M6768London: Edward Stanford(c. 1887)
USD600.0Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar;c. 1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6768&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0d90254ff1f747be6d9a795a4ac374a1_1247841457.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithThe World In HemispheresPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 520x663 (mm), 20.47x26.10 (Inches); The map displays in relief cross-sections of the continents, visually displaying the height of land in relation to sea-level. Below, two relief cross-sections demonstrate the height of mountains and depth of oceans, one along the Equator, the other along the 110th degree W and 70th degree E of Greenwich (circling the earth North to South).M6769London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD750.0Maps World;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6769&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0d90254ff1f747be6d9a795a4ac374a1_1247842300.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithThe Sea of MarmaraPrinted in Color with outline hand coloring, Very Good;, Size : 470x610 (mm), 18.50x24.02 (Inches); Where available, place names are given in various languages: for instance, the Black Sea is also given in its Turkish form "Kara Dengiz" and its Latin form "Pontus Euxinus"; Constantinople is also written as "Stamboul" and "Byzantium").M6770London: Edward Stanford(c. 1887)
USD375.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c. 1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6770&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0d90254ff1f747be6d9a795a4ac374a1_1247842745.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Moscovie Septentrionale suivant les Nouvelles Observations...Black & White, Excellent;, Size : 232x303 (mm), 9.13x11.93 (Inches)M6795Leiden: (1709)
USD275.0Maps Russia;1709nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6795&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_95716156444b33ef7b73a2de5cbadb0d_1252187015.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Moscovie Meridionale suivant les Nouvelles Observations...Black & White, Excellent;, Size : 232x303 (mm), 9.13x11.93 (Inches)M6796Leiden: (1709)
USD275.0Maps Russia;1709nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6796&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_95716156444b33ef7b73a2de5cbadb0d_1252187310.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.J. Von ReillyDer Sudliche Theil des Koenigreichs Dalmatien mit der Republik RagusaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 220x282 (mm), 8.66x11.10 (Inches); With wide marginM6797Vienna: (1789)
USD375.0Maps Europe Balkans Croatia;1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6797&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_95716156444b33ef7b73a2de5cbadb0d_1252187676.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. Conrad LotterAtlas Novus Sive Tabulae Geographicae Totius Orbis Faciem Partes Imperia Regna et Provincias Exhibentes Exactissima CuraHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 296x497 (mm), 11.65x19.57 (Inches)M6800Germany: (1754)
USD1000.0Maps World;Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.);1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6800&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_95716156444b33ef7b73a2de5cbadb0d_1252190491.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. BellinCarte du Golfe de Guinee et les Costes comprises entre le Cap Formosa et le Cap de Lopes Consalvo.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 280x285 (mm), 11.02x11.22 (Inches)M6801Amsterdam: (1751)
USD375.0Maps Africa West;1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6801&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_95716156444b33ef7b73a2de5cbadb0d_1252191334.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannCarte Du Grand Duche De Lituaniae.../ Magn Ducatus LituaniaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, lower central fold reinforced, Size : 476x547 (mm), 18.74x21.54 (Inches)M6816Nuremburg: (1749)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6816&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7d76cd7301e8aa143078f60e7937c3c2_1254333309.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannCarte de L'Asie.../ Asia secundum legitimas...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good; backed on old canvas, Size : 500x564 (mm), 19.69x22.20 (Inches)M6817Nuremburg: (1744)
USD750.0Maps Asia Continent;1744nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6817&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7d76cd7301e8aa143078f60e7937c3c2_1254333766.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Saxton; William RogersHibernia Antiqua.....Hand Colored, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 178x126 (mm), 7.01x4.96 (Inches)M6818London: Camden(1599)
USD875.0Maps Europe Ireland;1599nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6818&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7d76cd7301e8aa143078f60e7937c3c2_1254334144.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterXVII Provinciae Belgii sive Germaniae Inferioris....Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; some toning of the paper, Size : 500x586 (mm), 19.69x23.07 (Inches)M6819Augsburg: (1758)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6819&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7d76cd7301e8aa143078f60e7937c3c2_1254334427.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Saxton; William RogersBritanniaHand Colored, Very Good; backed with acid free paper for long term preservation, Size : 181x121 (mm), 7.13x4.76 (Inches)M6821London: Camden(1599)
USD875.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;1599nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6821&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7d76cd7301e8aa143078f60e7937c3c2_1254346099.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Saxton; William RogersBritannia Provincia RomanorumBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 175x210 (mm), 6.89x8.27 (Inches)M6822London: Camden(1599)
USD875.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England;1599nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6822&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7d76cd7301e8aa143078f60e7937c3c2_1254346279.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. Holmes; A.D. Wilson; Henry GannettPreliminary Geological Map of the Yellowstone National ParkPrinted in Color, Minor toning along folds, otherwise in very good condition. Laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 812x725 (mm), 31.97x28.54 (Inches)M6824United States: Department of the Interior(c. 1878)
USD750.0Maps Geological; Maps United States West Wyoming;c. 1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6824&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d64d2d45f71143af73506b2a3fe4419b_1254428809.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.V. Hayden; F.M. Endlich; George B. ChittendenPart of Central WyomingPrinted in Color, Minor toning along fold lines, otherwise in very good condition; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 583x849 (mm), 22.95x33.43 (Inches)M6825United States: U.S. Geological Survey(c. 1877)
USD750.0Maps Geological; Maps United States West Wyoming;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6825&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d64d2d45f71143af73506b2a3fe4419b_1254430193.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.V. Hayden; A.C. Peale; Henry GannettParts of Western Wyoming, Southeastern Idaho and Northeastern UtahPrinted in Color, Minor toning along fold lines, otherwise in very good condition; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 586x842 (mm), 23.07x33.15 (Inches)M6826United States: U.S. Geological Survey(c. 1877)
USD750.0Maps Geological; Maps United States West Idaho; Maps United States West Wyoming; Maps United States West Utah;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6826&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d64d2d45f71143af73506b2a3fe4419b_1254431102.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.V. Hayden; O. St. John; G.R. Bechler; Fred A. ClarkParts of Western Wyoming and Southeastern IdahoPrinted in Color, Minor toning along fold lines, otherwise in very good condition; laid on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 582x828 (mm), 22.91x32.60 (Inches)M6827United States: U.S. Geological Survey(c. 1888)
USD750.0Maps Geological; Maps United States West Wyoming; Maps United States West Idaho;c. 1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6827&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d64d2d45f71143af73506b2a3fe4419b_1254431622.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. BarnardMap of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec embracing all the Surveys of the Engineering & Hydrographic Parties and Shewing the Proposed Route of the Tehuantepec RailroadHand Colored, Minor toning to upper and lower folds, otherwise in very good condition. Laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 1035x671 (mm), 40.75x26.42 (Inches); This map depicts the projected course of a north-south railroad in the narrowest part of Mexico, connecting the Pacific Ocean with the Gulf of Mexico.M6828New Orleans: B. Fallon(c. 1851)
USD1500.0Maps Central America Mexico;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6828&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d64d2d45f71143af73506b2a3fe4419b_1254433288.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theodor von HeuglinKarte der Somali-Kuste und des Golf's von Aden. Zur Ubersicht der Ergebmisse von Th. von Heulin's Reise, September bis December 1857.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 258x435 (mm), 10.16x17.13 (Inches); This is a mid-19th century German map of the Gulf of Aden, with the Horn of Africa detailed in the bottom half of the image. On the North the map depicts the Southern part of the Arabian Peninsula (Yemen) In the right cartouche, two birds perch in a rocky pond beside two furry-tailed rodents.M6831Germany: Justus Perthes(c. 1860)
USD575.0Maps Africa North;Maps Asia Middle East Arabia;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6831&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b468ff767ddb48986d7c2fb329868652_1254516750.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles WilkesChart of the World Shewing the Traces of the U.S. Exploring Expedition in 1838, 39, 40, 41 & 42. Charles Wilkes Esq. Commander.Original Outline Coloring, Very good., Size : 590x853 (mm), 23.23x33.58 (Inches)M6833United States: (1845)
USD1250.0Maps World; Maps Sea Chart;1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6833&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b468ff767ddb48986d7c2fb329868652_1254517881.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CaryTurkey in Asia and Persia.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 212x250 (mm), 8.35x9.84 (Inches); A major part of the Caucasus up to Tifflis (Tbilisi) and beyond are shown as a section of Persia. It was published during the reign of Fath Ali Shah.M6834London: (1822)
USD175.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6834&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254601657.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arrowsmith Aaron; Pinkerton JohnPersiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 202x250 (mm), 7.95x9.84 (Inches); This map is engraved Lowry. Mountain chains and seas are strongly shaded. <br>It was published during the reign of Fath Ali Shah., Alai General Maps of Persia E.244M6836London: Cadell and Davies(1802)
USD225.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6836&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254602200.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. DowerPersiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 209x256 (mm), 8.23x10.08 (Inches); This is an accurate map of Persia by Dower. It depicts the Caspian Sea and the Persian Golf closer to their real shapes. The boundaries of the provinces are not shown. <br>It was published during the reign of Mohammad Shah Qajar., Alai General Maps of Persia E.284<br><br>M6839London: Orr & Co.(1840)
USD175.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6839&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254602949.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. MollPersia.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; narrow right margin, Size : 173x188 (mm), 6.81x7.40 (Inches); For the shape of the Caspian Sea, Moll follows Olearius, distancing himself from the 17th century Dutch tradition of depicting it in oval shape. The boundaries of the provinces are clearly marked. <br>It was published during the reign of the Safavid dynasty. , Alai General Maps of Persia E.223M6840London: (1701)
USD375.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1701nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6840&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254603096.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. FindlayPersia, Cabool, & Baloochistan.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; narrow upper margin, Size : 190x242 (mm), 7.48x9.53 (Inches); It was published during the reign of Mohammad Shah Qajar., <br>M6843London: Thomas Kelly(1841)
USD175.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6843&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254604444.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sidney HallPersiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 262x369 (mm), 10.31x14.53 (Inches); This steel engraving includes Cabool (Kabul) and Beloochistan. Mountain chains and seas are strongly shaded.<br>It was published during the reign of Mohammad Shah Qajar., Alai General Maps of Persia E.278M6844London & Edinburgh: Black A & C(1840)
USD225.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6844&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254605261.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ArrowsmithPersia.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 243x402 (mm), 9.57x15.83 (Inches); Mountain chains and seas are strongly shaded.<br>It was published during the reign of Fath Ali Shah., Alai General Maps of Persia E.245<br><br>M6845London: Longman, Rees(1808)
USD275.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1808nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6845&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254605494.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George RollosAn Accurate Map of PersiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 275x341 (mm), 10.83x13.43 (Inches); It was published during the reign of Zand dynasty., Alai General Maps of Persia E.230M6846London: (1770)
USD325.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6846&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254605755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Wilson LowryEastern PersiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 410x314 (mm), 16.14x12.36 (Inches); A detailed and correct map of Eastern Persia.<br>Mountain chains and seas are strongly shaded.It was published during the reign of Mohammad Shah Qajar., Alai General Maps of Persia E.300<br><br>M6847London: Chapman and Hall(1848)
USD225.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6847&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254606834.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Wilson LowryWestern PersiaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 410x314 (mm), 16.14x12.36 (Inches); A detailed and correct map of Western Persia.<br>Mountain chains and seas are strongly shaded.It was published during the reign of Mohammad Shah Qajar., Alai General Maps of Persia E.300M6848London: Chapman and Hall(1848)
USD275.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6848&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d3ef258b7c55db72e8e4ebb696666f95_1254607660.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]La Perouse; Buffon[Atlantic Ocean map] Carte des Declinaisons et Inclinaisons de l'Aiguille Aimantee redigee d'apres la table des observations Magnetiques faites par les Voyageurs depuis l'Annee 1775Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 850x532 (mm), 33.46x20.94 (Inches); This handsome sea chart that indicates magnetic needle readings along various routes through the Atlantic.M6850Paris: (1788)
USD750.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Atlantic;1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6850&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_baa0f6431710dae465360c9b8b7bc370_1255712063.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]La Perouse; Buffon[North Pacific map] Carte des Declinaisons et inclinaisons de l'Aiguille Aimantee redigee d'apres la table des observations Magnetiques faites par les Voyageurs depuis l'Annee 1775.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 590x1090 (mm), 23.23x42.91 (Inches); This handsome sea chart depicts magnetic needle readings along various routes in the North Pacific ocean.<br>M6851Paris: (1788)
USD1250.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Pacific; Maps United States West; Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska;1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6851&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_baa0f6431710dae465360c9b8b7bc370_1255712423.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Wit, F.Tabula Comitatus Artesiae EmendataOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 470x563 (mm), 18.50x22.17 (Inches)M6853Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6853&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255798575.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Wit, F.Circulus Bavaricus in quo sunt Ducatus Electoratus & Palatinat Bavariae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 500x584 (mm), 19.69x22.99 (Inches)M6854Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6854&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255798908.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Wit, F.Celssissimo Potentissimo Invictissimo Principi....Cliviae Ducatus et Marchiae ComitatusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 490x608 (mm), 19.29x23.94 (Inches)M6855Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6855&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255799274.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Wit, F.Nova et prae caeteris aliis Correcta Germaniae Tabula...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 499x590 (mm), 19.65x23.23 (Inches)M6856Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Germany;Maps Europe Benelux;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6856&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255799556.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Wit, F.Circuli Austriaci Pars Septentrionalis in qua Archiducatus AustriaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 502x594 (mm), 19.76x23.39 (Inches)M6858Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe Austria;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6858&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255800131.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Wit, F.Archiepiscopatus et Electoratus Moguntini...Darmstadiensis et Rhenofeldensis...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, some oxidation of the green pigment. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 496x605 (mm), 19.53x23.82 (Inches)M6859Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6859&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255800392.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]La Perouse; Buffon[Oceania map] Carte des Declinaisons et inclinaisons de l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Aiguille Aimantee redigee d\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'apres la table des observations Magnetiques faites par les Voyageurs depuis l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Annee 1775.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 435x557 (mm), 17.13x21.93 (Inches); A rare 18th century mapping of Australia. This handsome sea chart depicts magnetic needle readings along various routes in the ocean around Australia and New Zealand.M6860Paris: (1788)
USD1500.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia; Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand;1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6860&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_863b33f26888014b73d20b06c413bbc2_1263228429.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Baker; Le Rouge; JefferysAntigue, Levee par Robert Baker, Arpenteur General de l'Isle. Traduit de l'Anglais a Paris Chez le Rouge rue des Gds. Augustins 1779 avec Privilege du Roi.Hand Colored, Excellent; wide margins., Size : 483x623 (mm), 19.02x24.53 (Inches); Scarce publication of Jefferys/ Robert Baker in French by Le Rouge. This fine drafted map of Antigua features a cartouche with a plan of the English Harbour near Falmouth.M6884Paris: Le Rouge(c. 1779)
USD1750.0Maps West Indies Antigua; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6884&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fb09ab347a083f9a2b52386c3a611c1e_1256406814.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jefferys, Thomas; Le RougeTabago Dresse sur des Arpentages nouveaux Par Jefferys en 1775. Traduit de l'Anglois a Paris Par le Rouge Ingenieur Geographe du Roi, Rue des grands Augustin, avec Privilege du Roi 1779.Hand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 493x630 (mm), 19.41x24.80 (Inches); This charming map of Tobago is extensively annotated with French text, and displays two inset maps, one of Courland Bay (Mt Irving Bay), and one of Man of War Bay. Scarce publication Jefferys map in French by Le Rouge.M6885Paris: Le Rouge(c. 1779)
USD1750.0Maps West Indies Trinidad & Tobago; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6885&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fb09ab347a083f9a2b52386c3a611c1e_1256407947.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albizzi, AntonioComites Ac Duces Lucelburgici. Ex Quibus Imperatores Et Reges Bohemiae Orti Sunt.; LucemburgHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 392x237 (mm), 15.43x9.33 (Inches); Latin Text on verso.<br>Published in Principum Christianorum Stemmata... nunc adiecto stemmate Othomanico. The book is an unusual collection of engravings showing the family trees of the leading royal and noble houses of Europe of the time, also including the genealogy of the Turkish Emperors. The depictions are beautifully decorated by floral elements, coats of arms, portraits and at the bottom with views of residence towns after Braun / Hogenberg or small maps of the residences. <br>With view of Luxembourg in the bottom.M6895Strasbourg: (1627)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6895&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8c89c7c817e694aa213d14bb6a270579_1256586683.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albizzi, AntonioOsmani Seu Othomanni Imperatorem Turcarum.; CairusHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 395x242 (mm), 15.55x9.53 (Inches); Latin Text on verso.<br>Published in Principum Christianorum Stemmata... nunc adiecto stemmate Othomanico. The book is an unusual collection of engravings showing the family trees of the leading royal and noble houses of Europe of the time, also including the genealogy of the Turkish Emperors. The depictions are beautifully decorated by floral elements, coats of arms, portraits and at the bottom with views of residence towns after Braun / Hogenberg or small maps of the residences. <br>With view of Cairo in the bottom. <br>M6896Strasbourg: (1627)
USD750.0Maps Africa North Egypt;1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6896&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8c89c7c817e694aa213d14bb6a270579_1256586940.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albizzi, AntonioPaleologi Imperatores Constantinopolitanti Et Marchiones Montisferrati...; Constantinopolis; Pera.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 535x385 (mm), 21.06x15.16 (Inches); German Text on verso.<br>Published in Principum Christianorum Stemmata... nunc adiecto stemmate Othomanico. The book is an unusual collection of engravings showing the family trees of the leading royal and noble houses of Europe of the time, also including the genealogy of the Turkish Emperors. The depictions are beautifully decorated by floral elements, coats of arms, portraits and at the bottom with views of residence towns after Braun / Hogenberg or small maps of the residences. <br>With view of Constantinople / Istanbul in the bottom. <br>M6897Strasbourg: (1627)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6897&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8c89c7c817e694aa213d14bb6a270579_1256587233.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albizzi, AntonioBavariae Duces Et Palatini Rhenenses...; Haidelberga; MonachiumHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 542x404 (mm), 21.34x15.91 (Inches); Latin Text on verso.<br>Published in Principum Christianorum Stemmata... nunc adiecto stemmate Othomanico. The book is an unusual collection of engravings showing the family trees of the leading royal and noble houses of Europe of the time, also including the genealogy of the Turkish Emperors. The depictions are beautifully decorated by floral elements, coats of arms, portraits and at the bottom with views of residence towns after Braun / Hogenberg or small maps of the residences. <br>With view of Heidelberg and Mannheim in the bottom. <br>M6898Strasbourg: (1627)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Germany;1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6898&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8c89c7c817e694aa213d14bb6a270579_1256587478.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albizzi, AntonioReges Arragoniae Ex Barchinonensibus...; BarcellonaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 540x400 (mm), 21.26x15.75 (Inches); Latin Text on verso.<br>Published in Principum Christianorum Stemmata... nunc adiecto stemmate Othomanico. The book is an unusual collection of engravings showing the family trees of the leading royal and noble houses of Europe of the time, also including the genealogy of the Turkish Emperors. The depictions are beautifully decorated by floral elements, coats of arms, portraits and at the bottom with views of residence towns after Braun / Hogenberg or small maps of the residences. <br>With view of Barcelona in the bottom. <br>M6899Strasbourg: (1627)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6899&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8c89c7c817e694aa213d14bb6a270579_1256587834.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albizzi, AntonioRege\'s Castel. Usq Ad Philippum III Reg. Catholicum ...; ToletanumHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 515x394 (mm), 20.28x15.51 (Inches); Latin Text on verso.<br>Published in Principum Christianorum Stemmata... nunc adiecto stemmate Othomanico. The book is an unusual collection of engravings showing the family trees of the leading royal and noble houses of Europe of the time, also including the genealogy of the Turkish Emperors. The depictions are beautifully decorated by floral elements, coats of arms, portraits and at the bottom with views of residence towns after Braun / Hogenberg or small maps of the residences. <br>With view of Toledo in the bottom. <br>M6900Strasbourg: (1627)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6900&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8c89c7c817e694aa213d14bb6a270579_1256588213.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithNew FoundlandPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 588x484 (mm), 23.15x19.06 (Inches)M6923London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD475.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;Maps Canada East Quebec;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6923&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257017263.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithThe World on Mercator's projectionPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 490x604 (mm), 19.29x23.78 (Inches)M6924London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD475.0Maps World;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6924&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257017680.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithOntarioPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 482x612 (mm), 18.98x24.09 (Inches)M6925London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps North America Great Lakes;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6925&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257017923.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithSouth AfricaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 398x657 (mm), 15.67x25.87 (Inches)M6926London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD575.0Maps Africa South;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6926&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257018063.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithQuebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island & New Foundland, with the adjacent parts of the United States.Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; two small areas of discoloration on the right margin, Size : 485x612 (mm), 19.09x24.09 (Inches)M6927London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD375.0Maps Canada East;Maps Canada East Newfoundland;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6927&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257018352.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithThe Leeward IslandsPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 472x598 (mm), 18.58x23.54 (Inches)M6929London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Whole;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6929&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257018629.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithJamaicaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 472x600 (mm), 18.58x23.62 (Inches)M6931London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Jamaica;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6931&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257019016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithBritish Columbia and the North West TerritoryPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 474x628 (mm), 18.66x24.72 (Inches); The map shows rivers, settlements, territories of First Nations peoples.<br> Western Canada is illustrated with details based on early explorers. Early forts and trading houses are depicted<br><br>M6932London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD750.0Maps Canada West;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6932&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257019274.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithTurkey in AsiaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 472x610 (mm), 18.58x24.02 (Inches)M6933London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD375.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6933&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257019409.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithThe Windward IslandsPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 474x605 (mm), 18.66x23.82 (Inches)M6934London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Whole;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6934&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b8fd6e996d1d5d7f6af2c2f4ceeef99_1257019584.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithThe Bahamas / Island of New Providence / NassauPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 496x612 (mm), 19.53x24.09 (Inches)M6936London: Edward Stanford(1887)
USD750.0Maps West Indies Bahamas;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6936&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b99d270f0fc8352b4b023070c56751a_1259080216.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Biddulph[Composite of Southern Norway]Lithograph, Hullmandel & Walton, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 830x815 (mm), 32.68x32.09 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; This charming composite is made up of nine handsome lithographs depicting views of southern Norway's countryside, crowned with a view of the Hitterdal church. In the centre is Trelawney Saunders' "Sketch Map of South Norway to Illustrate Mr. Forester's "Rambles"."P2390England: Longman & Co.(c. 1855)
USD1500.0Views Europe Scandinavia;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2390&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b468ff767ddb48986d7c2fb329868652_1254509343.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KellyGeneral James Wolfe. Siege of Quebec 1759.Lithograph, Toronto Lithography Company, Image Size : 440x334 (mm), 17.32x13.15 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very GoodP2393Toronto: Globe(1905)
USD750.0Military Canadian;1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2393&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9713d628be4220bdaf5356e638c7d2d1_1254950472.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KellyGeneral Brock Fort George. Niagara. 1812Lithograph, Toronto Lithography Company, Image Size : 515x390 (mm), 20.28x15.35 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very GoodP2394Toronto: Globe(1906)
USD1000.0Military Canadian;1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2394&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9713d628be4220bdaf5356e638c7d2d1_1254950673.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.S. Church[Female Graduate with Tigers] / "Knowledge is Power" / Dedicated to College Girls of AmericaPhotograph and Original Pencil Sketch by the Artist, Image Size : 290x510 (mm), 11.42x20.08 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 608x663 (mm), 23.94x26.10 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This photograph, which depicts a female graduate taming tigers, is after one of F.S. Church's oils and is signed by him. The photograph is taken by Kurtz. <br><br>There is also an original drawing by Church accompanying the photograph, inscribed:<br><br>"Knowledge is Power"<br>Dedicated to College Girls of America<br>From original painting by F.S. Church<br><br>To Miss Hazel L Leitch<br>with compliments of<br>Charles L Freer.<br><br><br>Frederick Stuart Church was born in 1842 in Michigan, and studied in Chicago at the Academy of Design. He was awarded a silver medal at the St. Louis Exp. in 1904, and his work "Moonrise" is on display at the Metropolitan Museum, New York. He died in 1924 in New York City. (Fielding 152)<br><br>This particular painting currently hangs in the Frederick Stuart Church Collection at the Grand Rapids Public Library, Michigan, having been included in the donation given to the library by Charles L Freer, a patron of the arts contemporary to Church and also a close personal friend.<br><br>P2395New York: F.S. Church(c. 1889)
USD1500.0Natural History Others;c. 1889noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2395&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4fc7b96da83652b5ecfed5401d763ec6_1255789961.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. F. HerringThe Village BlacksmithMezzotint, Image Size : 680x604 (mm), 26.77x23.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, Very Good, with some skillful restorationP2411London: (1851)
USD1500.0Natural History Horses;Natural History Dogs;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2411&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_68434578cc037e2319196ceef237467f_1256592951.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francois Pyrard de LavalVoyage de Francois Pyrard, de Laval, Contenant sa navigation aux Indes Orientales, Maldives, Moluques, & au Bresil : & les divers accidens qui luy sont arrivez en ce Voyage pendant son sejour de dix ans dans ces Pais. Avec une description exacte des Moeurs, Loix, Facons de faire, Police & Gouvernement; du Trafic & Compagnie qui s y fait; des Animaux, Arbres, Fruits, & autres singularitez qui s y rencontrent. / Divise en trois parties. / Nouvelle edition, reveue, corrigee & augmentee de divers Traitez & Relations curieuses. / par le Sieur Du Val, Geographe ordinaire du Roy.Expertly rebound in ¼ brown calf with marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, red labels on two and four, all edges speckled red, endpapers renewed. , The title, the first three leaves, and the final leaves have been skilfully reinforced. Part 1, pages 75 to 87 have mild browning in the centre of the leaves; there is also some period marginalia in part 2 on page 161. Mispaginations include a misleading jump from 192 to 197 in part 1 which does not affect the text, as verified in Sabin; another noticeable incidence is in part 2, where p. 115 is paginated as 11, again with no alteration to the text. This book lacks the first leaf of the table of contents, as well as the first 3 leaves of the index. Otherwise, generally in very good condition, text is clean., 4to, P. 2 ff., title, blank, map, blank, au lecteur (2), contents (4), 1-192, 197-327, 1-218, 1-144, (17), 2 ff., With the engraved map of Asia by Du Val, 7 headpieces, 4 tailpieces, and 5 initials., Volume : Three parts in one.; “Pyrard’s travels covered the years between 1601 and 1611, and have crowded into them a welter of shipwrecks, imprisonments, and other adventures such as seldom falls to a man without leaving him permanently scarred. He sailed out on the Corbin, one of the two ships fitted out by some French merchants in a belated endeavour to open up trade relations with the East. The ship was wrecked on one of the Maldive Islands and the crew imprisoned. Pyrard, who quickly learned the language of the natives, was taken into favour by the king, who kept the Frenchman by him until five years later when the place was raided by a hostile group from Chittagong, India, and Pyrard, with his three companions, were carried off to the latter place. He then travelled to the Malabar Coast, where he was for a time a prisoner to the Portuguese, who sent him on some expeditions to the Moluccas. Along with other foreign residents he was shipped to Europe on some Portuguese vessels and was wrecked again, this time on the coast of Brazil[, in Bahia]. But Europe saw him safe at home at last. His first-hand experiences and acquaintance with various parts of the mainland of India and the islands of the Archipelago make his record a valuable repository of geographical and historical knowledge of the East. Especially has it been commended for his account of the Maldive Islands, which almost up to the present day have been a Terra Incognita.” (Cox) <br><br>In addition to being an invaluable source of information with regards to the Maldives, it also is the earliest (surviving) account of a Brazilian city (Bahia in 1610; Hill). There is great uncertainty as to the true author of the work. Although it is certain that Pyrard did indeed carry out the travels depicted, both Sabin and Brunet point out the division among scholars with regards to the authorship of this famous account: Huet claims that its author is Pierre Bergeron, who based it off of Pyrard’s written accounts; the Abbot Pérau, however, attributes it to Jérôme Bignon. Regardless, this Paris 1679 edition is universally acclaimed as an improvement to the earlier Paris 1619 edition for the invaluable contributions of DuVal.<br><br>, Brunet III:880-881; Sabin 66882; Graesse 5:515; Cox 1:290; Hill 1405 (later edition).B3265Paris: Louis Billaine(c. 1679)
USD6000.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas South; Book Asia Central General; Book Asia South East General;c. 1679nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3265&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. Montgomery MartinTallis s / The Illustrated Atlas, and Modern History of the World, Geographical, Political, Commercial & Statistical. Maps drawn and engraved by J. Rapkin, H. Warren, J. Rogers, J. & F. Tallis.Skillfully rebacked retaining the original ½ calf, with contemporary cloth boards. , Occasional mild browning, title\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s margin extended, otherwise a very good copy., Small folio, P. 80 maps and corresponding text., With engraved title and 80 maps as called for in the index, all with original outline colour.; Phillips Atlases 822B3266London & New York: J & F Tallis(c. 1851)
USD9500.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_5b998a241ed49f673bf9ecd8d6928be7_1344367345.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rapkin, JGermanyOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 340x240 (mm), 13.375x9.5 (Inches)M2136London: John Tallis & Company(1851)
USD275.0Maps Europe Germany;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2136&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN2405.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chardin; KempeerDas Konigreich Persien / IsphahanHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 274x350 (mm), 10.79x13.78 (Inches); The map is depicted hanging from a scroll, between two hanging collections of fruits native to Iran. Beneath the map is an excellent panoramic view of the city Isfahan, then capital of Persia.<br><br>This map was published in the German translation of Cornelius Le Brun's 1718 "Voyages de Corneille Le Brun par la Moscovie, en Perse, et aux Indes Orientales."M6869Germany: Le Brun(c. 1718)
USD750.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1718nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6869&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256320487.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusTerra Sancta quae in Sacris Terra Promissionis ol-Palestina / von CanaanHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 135x190 (mm), 5.31x7.48 (Inches); German text on verso.M6880Amsterdam: (1651)
USD275.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6880&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256331687.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusCorsica / Sardinia / von Corsica und SardiniaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 140x190 (mm), 5.51x7.48 (Inches); German text on verso.M6881Amsterdam: (1651)
USD375.0Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6881&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256332289.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusBarbaria / Carthaginensis Sinus / Aegytpus / von Barbarey, Tunis und Aegypten.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 146x192 (mm), 5.75x7.56 (Inches); German text on verso.M6890Amsterdam: (1651)
USD275.0Maps Africa North;1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6890&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fb09ab347a083f9a2b52386c3a611c1e_1256412319.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusTurcici Imperii Imago / von TurckeyHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; small tear in lower margin, not affecting image., Size : 131x191 (mm), 5.16x7.52 (Inches); German text on verso.M6891Amsterdam: (1651)
USD275.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Europe Italy;1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6893&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fb09ab347a083f9a2b52386c3a611c1e_1256413365.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John GibsonA Map of the Cape of Good Hope & the Country adjacent.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 185x115 (mm), 7.28x4.53 (Inches); John Gibson was an important cartographer and engraver in the mid-1700s and his work featured in many contemporary magazines and travel works., Tooley E-J: 163M6906London: Gentleman's Magazine(c. 1755)
USD375.0Maps Africa South;c. 1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6906&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_79fa18a4f91ea7806a3a1c8673aec430_1256843181.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterMagni Turcarum Dominatoris Imperium per Europae, Asiam, et Africam, se extendens Regiones tam proprias, quam tributarias et clientelares ut et omnes Beglerbegatus sive Praefecturas Generales oculis sistens accuratissima cura delineatumOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 505x585 (mm), 19.88x23.03 (Inches); Cartouche depicts a Turkish prince receiving gifts from two supplicants, while two merchants discuss an item as a bugle is sounded overhead. In the foreground, a soldier curiously watches a sleeping lion.<br><br>Cartouche by Abraham Drentwett Junior, who specialised in cartouches and vignettes by cartographers such as Homann, Seutter, and Lotter., Tooley A-D 388M6957Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter(c. 1760)
USD875.0Maps Asia Middle East; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6957&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9d7a3e95ceed05893cc103ce0c32cfa0_1257611619.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander ThieleVue de la Forteresse Electorale du Sonnenstein et de la Ville de Pin en Saxe, et des Environs, vers le Couchant. / Prospect der Chur. Sachsischen Festung Sonnenstein, auch der dabey befindlichen Stadt Pirna und unliegenden gegend, von der Abend Seite.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 368x553 (mm), 14.49x21.77 (Inches), Paper Size : 408x595 (mm), 16.06x23.43 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good, with some skillful restoration around the lower margin, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation; The Sonnenstein Castle served as a mental asylum for most of the 19th century. During World War II, it was used by the Third Reich's Action T4 programme as an extermination centre. It is now a workshop for disabled people, and it houses a memorial for the T4 deaths.<br><br>The town of Pirna is in southern Saxony, in Germany, near the Czech border. It sits on the Elbe River, to the southeast of Dresden.P2408Paris: (c. 1726)
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USD275.0Views Europe Estonia & Latvia;1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2413&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_79fa18a4f91ea7806a3a1c8673aec430_1256838781.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David LogganScholae Publicae Universitatis OxonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 344x470 (mm), 13.54x18.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 372x480 (mm), 14.65x18.90 (Inches), Paper Size : 397x527 (mm), 15.63x20.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This is the courtyard of the Bodleian Library at Oxford University, built between 1613-1619. The tower is called the Tower of the Five Orders, because the styles of the columns represent five classical orders of architecture: Doric, Tuscan, Ionic, Corinthian and Composite (bottom to top).P2435Oxford: (c. 1675)
USD750.0Architectural Columns; Views Europe England Others;c. 1675nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD7500.0; Book Bindings, Sets; Book Literature Englishc. 1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0Book Plate Books General; Book Costumes; Book Antiquities General; Book Mediterranean; Book Asia Middle East Iran;1772-4nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps United States New England Massachusetts Boston;1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6861&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4fc7b96da83652b5ecfed5401d763ec6_1255809533.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John HintonA New and Accurate Map of the Province of South Carolina in North America.Hand Colored, Good; uniform discoloration, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation. Narrow margins., Size : 3240x270 (mm), 127.56x10.63 (Inches); The map shows trails and paths used for trading as well as general locations of Native American tribes.M6862London: Universal Magazine(c. 1779)
USD575.0Maps United States East South Carolina;c. 1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Europe Austria; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia; Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Benelux;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Europe Portugal; Maps Europe Spain;1609nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California San Francisco;1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California;c. 1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0Maps Sea Chart;Maps United States West California;1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California;1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States West California;c. 1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Central America Mexico;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6912&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_79fa18a4f91ea7806a3a1c8673aec430_1256845361.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. B. HomannRegnum Borussiae Gloriosi auspicys Serenissimi e Potentissimi Princip. Friderici III. Primi Borussiae Regis March et Elect Brandenburg inauguratum die 18 Jan. !. 1701. Geographice cum vicinis Regionibus adumbratumOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down on old canvas for long-term preservation. A small piece of lower margin is replaced not effecting the map., Size : 493x588 (mm), 19.41x23.15 (Inches); Title cartouche with raven bearing a shield marked "R", being crowned by two winged putti, meanwhile a king and queen bearing spears look on.M6914Nuremburg: J.B. Homann(1738)
USD875.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6914&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_110c46f447e4e5f0a4c05f46ec624aae_1256927898.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VialardMediterranee / Cotes d'Espagne du Cap de Palos au Cap de Creux. / Iles Baleaires et partie de la cote d'Algerie. / Depot des Cartes et Plans de la Marine. / 1870.Hand Colored in Outline, Very good, upper margin extended. Laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 770x630 (mm), 30.31x24.80 (Inches); The map shows the Mediterranean coast of Spain, the islands of Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca, and Minorca, and the coast of Algeria. Depth soundings are indicated in metres.M6915France: Depot des cartes et plans de la Marine(c. 1893)
USD475.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Europe Spain; Maps Africa North;c. 1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6915&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f517a827524675065315dddc77822368_1257005110.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Ces. SavignyH.N. Zoologie. Gasteropodes. / DorisCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 584x422 (mm), 22.99x16.61 (Inches), Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good, slight darkening around edges not effecting the plateP2398Paris: (1813)
USD1000.0Natural History Marine Others;1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2398&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4fc7b96da83652b5ecfed5401d763ec6_1255808353.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir Joseph Causton & SonsThe Cardiff Railway Company's Docks, Cardiff, 1904.Steel Engraving, Image Size : 597x960 (mm), 23.50x37.80 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 683x1015 (mm), 26.89x39.96 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This is a handsome view of Cardiff's industrial docks and the city of Cardiff at the turn of the 20th century.P2405London: (c. 1904)
USD1250.0Views Europe Wales;c. 1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2405&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256309988.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Zeer Raban, illustrator; M. M. Kaplan, introductionThe Story of Ruth / Graphically Told by Z. Raban with an Introduction by Prof. M. M. KaplanOriginal decorative gold and silver patterned cloth boards, silver plate, title, and border, flat spine. , This book is in excellent condition, text and plates are clean and crisp, tissue guards all present., 4to, P. (3), printer’s imprint, engr. title, blank, blank, publisher’s notice, introduction, blank, 10 plates and 10 leaves of text, publisher’s imprint, (6)., Complete with 10 beautiful mounted colour plates.; This is a beautifully-illustrated version of the Book of Ruth.B3279New York: American-Palestine Art Publishing Co.(1930)
USD475.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Religious Judaism;1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD9000.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General; Book Voyages General; Book Pacific General;c. 1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3280&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Isaak Commelin; René Augustin Constatin de RennevilleRecueil des Voyages qui ont servi a l etablissement et aux progres de la compagnie des Indes Orientales, Formees dans les Provinces Unies des Pais-bas.Contemporary full calf with blind-ruled borders, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, red morocco label on two, edges speckled red. , In very good condition, text and maps are clean and crisp. Mispagination on p. 357 reads “257”; text not affected., 12mo, P. (2), blank, frontis, engr. title, blank, dedication (8), avertissement (32), 1-688, (2)., Decorated with two headpieces, three tailpieces, and eleven initials. Complete with two single-page plates and fourteen fold-out maps., Volume : 1 of 5 volumes.; Edward Montagu Stuart Granville, Includes early important maps of South Africa, Madagascar, Bali, and Java.<br><br>This is a French reissue of the account of early Dutch voyages published in 1608 by Commelin. This is the first French translation from the original Dutch, carried out by Renneville. The Dutch were engaged in searching for the most efficient sea route to the East Indies, including a “North-East Passage” to the north of Russia. The first part documents the early exploring expeditions to the northeast, between 1591 and 1595. It describes only three voyages, including the famous wintering in Nova Zembla. The second part describes the first Dutch voyage by way of the Cape of Good Hope under the command of Houtman (1595-96). Upon their successful return with spices from the East Indies, the Dutch focussed all their fleets on the south-eastern route over the next few years, resulting in the formation of the Dutch East India Company in 1602.<br>Bookplate of the 1st Earl of Wharncliffe, Edward Montagu Stuart Granville (1827-1899), a British peer and railway executive.<br>, Sabin 68454B3286Amsterdam: Estienne Roger(c. 1702)
USD1500.0Book Voyages General; Book Arctic & Antarctic General; Book Asia South East General;c. 1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD8750.0Book Natural History Botanical; Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1885-8.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Voyages General; Book Mediterranean; Book Plate Books General;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;2007nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Americas Central;c. 1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3300&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351719899.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.H.L. HeerenHistorical Researches into the Politics, Intercourse, and Trade of the Carthaginians, Ethiopians, and Egyptians. By A. H. L. Heeren. Translated from the German. / The Second Edition, Corrected Throughout, and to which is Now First Added an Index, a Life of the Author, New Appendixes, and Other Additions.Contemporary full tan calf with gilt-ruled and blind-dotted borders and cornerpieces, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and densely gilt spiral motif, red and green morocco labels on two and three, board edges gilt, edges and endpapers marbled. , A fine set in decorative nineteenth-century period full gilt calf., 8vo, P. Volume 1. (4), half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, contents (2), to the reader, blank, translator’s preface (8), biography i-lxix, blank, introduction lxxi-cv, blank, author’s preface cvii-cxi, 1-521, blank, (4); Volume 2. (4), half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, contents, blank, preface vi-xvi, half-title, blank, 3-451, blank, ccccliii-cccclxi, blank, (4)., With five maps, four of which are folding. Title has publisher’s device of D.A. Tallboys., Volume : Two volumes; Ibrahim-Hilmy 236 (lists only London 2nd edition of 1850).B3303Oxford: D. A. Tallboys(1838)
USD875.0Book Africa General; Book History General;1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3303&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward Granville BrowneA Year Amongst the Persians / Impressions as to the Life, Character, & Thought of the People of Persia / Received during Twelve Months’ Residence in that Country in the Years 1887-1888 by Edward Granville Browne / With a Memoir by Sir E. Denison RossFull cloth boards, flat spine with gilt title, with plastic dust-jacket. , A fine copy., 4to, P. xxiii, 650 pp., With frontispiece of Browne as a young man in Persian dress, and a folding map of Persia detailing Browne’s travels.; These are Browne’s memoirs of the year he spent in Persia (modern Iran), and includes many noteworthy episodes with members of the nascent Baha’i Faith (called Bábís by Browne).B3304Cambridge: Cambridge University Press(1927)
USD350.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Voyages General;1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3304&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Karl Marx; Frederick Engels, ed.Capital: A Critique Of Political Economy By Karl Marx / Translated from the Third German Edition, by Samuel Moore and Edward Aveling and Edited by Frederick Engels / Revised and Amplified According to the Fourth German Edition by Ernest Untermann / Volume I The Process of Capitalist Production / Volume II The Process of Circulation of Capital / Volume III The Process of Capitalist Production as a WholeMaroon cloth boards, gilt text on flat spine., A fine set of this early 20th century American edition., 8vo, P. Volume 1. 869 pp.; Volume 2. 818 pp.; Volume 3. 1048 pp., Volume : Three Volumes.B3308Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Co.(1909-13.)
USD375.0Book Philosophy;1909-13.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3308&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William S. HaasIranFull blue cloth boards, and original colour paper dust-jacket protected by plastic wrappers., Paper dust-jacket with some tears. Otherwise in very good condition., 4to, P. vii, 273 pp., With one fold-out map and several fold-out black and white photographic plates.B3309New York: Columbia University Press(1946)
USD115.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book History General;1946nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Madeline Barnes, Constance Heward, et al.Blackie’s Children’s Annual / 25th Year / Authors / Madeline Barnes / Constance Heward / Natalie Joan / Jessie Pope / Eleanor B. Simeon / Evelyn Smith / and others / Artists / A. E. Bestall / René Bull / Caroline Hall / Frank Hart / H. R. Millar / Harry Roundtree / and othersIllustrated upper board, printed reviews on lower board, flat spine., A very good copy. , 4to, P. 200 pp., With a profusion of colour plates.B3310London and Glasgow: Blackie & Son(n.d.)
USD125.0Book Childrenn.d.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3310&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James H. StarkStark’s Illustrated Bermuda Guide: Containing A Description of Everything on or About the Bermuda Islands Concerning which the Visitor or Resident May Desire Information, Including its History, Inhabitants, Climate, Agriculture, Geology, Government, Military and Naval Establishments. / Fully Illustrated with Maps, Engravings, and Sixteen Photo-Prints. / By James H. StarkGreen cloth boards, with pictorial green and black blind stamp on upper board, flat spine with gilt title, blind advertisement on lower board. , A fine example., 8vo, P. vii, 157 pp., advertisements [16 ff]., Extra-illustrated with all illustrations called for and an uncalled for photo-print of “Hamilton Hotel” (total 43 illustrations). Includes a folding plate of ancient depictions of Bermuda, and a folding map.B3311Boston: Photo-Electrotype Co., Publishers(c. 1890)
USD375.0Book Americas West Indies;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3311&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d2dab723a86704c351a05d6b331357bb_1262109039.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charlotte Bronte; Emily Bronte; Anne BronteThe Complete Works of Charlotte Bronte and her Sisters / With Illustrations from Photographs / [First Volume] Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte (Ellis Bell) / Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte (Acton Bell) / [Second Volume] The Professor / Emma / Poems by Charlotte Bronte (Currer Bell) / Poems of Emily and Anne Bronte (Ellis and Acton Bell) / Life of Charlotte BronteGreen cloth boards with Charlotte Bronte’s signature in gilt on top, gilt title and art deco motif to spine. , The set is in very good condition., 8vo, P. [First Volume] xv, 269, 168 pp.; [Second Volume] vi, 371, 110 pp., Complete with 18 photographic prints. , Volume : Two Volumes; Although the title says “The Complete Works”, the following volumes contain only “Wuthering Heights”, “Agnes Grey”, “The Professor”, “Emma”, poetry by all three sisters, and the “Life of Charlotte Bronte”.B3312New York: Thomas Y. Crowell and Company([c. 1900])
USD275.0Book Literature English;[c. 1900]noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3312&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry LansdellRussian Central Asia: Including Kuldja, Bokhara, Khiva and Merv by Henry Lansdell, D.D. M.R.A.S., F.R.G.S. Author of Through Siberia / With Frontispiece, Maps, and Illustrations / In Two VolumesPublisher’s decorative grayish-blue cloth boards, volume 1 rebacked expertly preserving original spine and boards, upper board with gilt, blind and silver title and vignette, flat spine with gilt title and blind vignette, endpapers purple. Some leaves unopened. , A fine example of this work., Thick 8vo., P. Volume 1. frontis, title, iii-xxxii, 1-687; Volume 2. frontis, title, iii-xvi, 1-732., Profusely illustrated throughout., Volume : Two VolumesB3314Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, and Company(c. 1885.)
USD1250.0Book Asia Central General; Book Russia; Book Voyages General;c. 1885.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3314&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Covens & MortierVoyage des Enfans d'Israel Dans le Desert Depuis leur sortie D'Egypte Par la Mer Rouge jusques au Pays de Canaan Nombres XXXIII / Veertig Ianrige Reys togt Aegypten hoor de Roode-Zee ende Woestyne tot in 't Beloosde Landt Canaan Num XXXIII.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 398x468 (mm), 15.67x18.43 (Inches); This map, in Dutch and French, shows the route of the children of Israel through the Desert of the Sinai Peninsula and their arrival in the Land of Canaan.M6960Amsterdam: (c. 1720)
USD750.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6960&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_05c18c4cfdd917aea0a919f6065cb8e6_1260727406.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guiljelmi BlaeuTerra Sancta quae in Sacris Terra Promissionis olim PalestinaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 385x502 (mm), 15.16x19.76 (Inches); Wide margins. Crisp copy with no age toning. Latin text on verso. This map of the Holy Land depicts the tribes of Israel, and the route the children of Israel took from Egypt through Sinai into Canaan. In the sea there are three sea monsters, one of which has targeted a fishing vessel. The title cartouche is guarded by two dogs, draped with fruits, and on one side Moses is inscribing the ten commandments, and on the other side is a Jewish high priest.M6964Amsterdam: (c. 1629)
USD1500.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1629nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6964&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_05c18c4cfdd917aea0a919f6065cb8e6_1260732349.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterLe Royaume de France et les Conquetes de Louis le Grand.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 470x583 (mm), 18.50x22.95 (Inches); An attractive and decorative mid-18th century map of France. Engraved by J. Christophe Steinberger. This map depicts France divided into its provinces. In the margins are depicted various cities, towns, and fortresses taken in the military campaigns of Louis le Grand (Louis XIV, le Roi Soleil) during the 17th century.M6966Augsburg: (c. 1760)
USD2000.0Maps Europe France;c. 1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6966&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_05c18c4cfdd917aea0a919f6065cb8e6_1260736291.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.E. Logan; Thomas C. Keefer; Robert BarlowMap of the Province of Canada from Lake Superior to the Gulf of St. Lawrence / Corrected from Information Obtained by the Geological Survey under the Direction of Sir. W. E. Logan and Prepared for the Canada Directory Thos. C. Keefer C. E.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 575x850 (mm), 22.64x33.46 (Inches); The map "shows railways completed, in progress, and projected", as well as townships "north to line Draper, Macaulay, Bexley to Anstruther, Wollaston north to Airy, Murchison, Bangor to Brudenell, Algona to Rolph", and new roads., Winearls 235M6968Montreal: John Lovell(c. 1857)
USD1250.0Maps Canada Ontario; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps North America Great Lakes;c. 1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6968&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_05c18c4cfdd917aea0a919f6065cb8e6_1260739728.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Philipp CluverCorsicae / Sardiniae / Antiquae DescriptioHand Colored, Very Good; right margin extended., Size : 274x113 (mm), 10.79x4.45 (Inches); From "Introductio in omnem geographiam…"<br><br>This is a small and interesting map of Corsica and Sardinia, indicating locations according to their ancient names. Two cartouches identify the islands.M6970(c. 1694)
USD475.0Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;c. 1694nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6970&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f4e3079b250c6bfda222d6d4d69f7c7_1261260209.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MunsterVon Italia / Von der Inseln Corsica.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 125x80 (mm), 4.92x3.15 (Inches); This was published in Munster's "Cosmographia oder beschreibung Aller Lander…".<br><br>This small woodblock map, set into a sheet of German text (8 x 13"), is one of the earliest available maps of the island of Corsica. The map shows the ports and cities and is surrounded by ships and fierce sea monsters.M6973Germany: (c. 1578)
USD475.0Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;c. 1578nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6973&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f4e3079b250c6bfda222d6d4d69f7c7_1261262146.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. BellinL'Empire de la Chine Pour Servir a l'Histoire Generale des Voyages Par N. Bellin Ingr de la MarineHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 305x420 (mm), 12.01x16.54 (Inches); This Bellin map of China is vividly hand-coloured in the outlines, and delineates the country's various provinces. The "Royaume de Coree" is included as well. Of the three cartouches, the one in the lower left explains which cities were marked on the map, and in the bottom right, the title cartouche has a scale and is finely coloured.M6974Paris: Didot(c. 1748)
USD650.0Maps Asia Far East China; Maps Asia Far East Korea;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6974&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261410358.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Waldseemuller; Melchior & Gaspar TrechselTabu Nova Partis AphriBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 320x400 (mm), 12.60x15.75 (Inches); No text on verso.<br><br>This is based on Waldseemuller's map (Norwich 286), with borders and ornaments by Holbein and Graf. The reissued map includes six kings seated on their thrones, a rhinoceros, a cyclops, and two oxen. <br><br>"As northern Africa was better known than southern Africa at that period it has more geographical information in the interior. Various kingdoms are described, with a multitude of coastal names, and as with the southern part [...] these are placed within the coastline. The Mediterranean and Red Seas are prominently featured as well as a number of islands on the northwest coast -- Madeira, the Canaries, etc. -- which at that time were already well known to the Portuguese in their initial efforts to discover a route to the Indies." (Norwich), Norwich 286M6976Lyons: Melchior & Gaspar Trechsel(c. 1535)
USD2750.0Maps Africa North;c. 1535nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6976&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261413937.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Melchior & Gaspar TrechselTabula III Asiae<br>Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 305x370 (mm), 12.01x14.57 (Inches); With Latin text on verso that reads "Tabula III. Asiae". The text is encased by decorative Renaissance motifs.<br><br>This map was printed from Lorenz Fries's blocks of Ptolemy's maps. It retains Ptolemy's trapezoid shape.<br>M6979Lyons: Melchior & Gaspar Trechsel(c. 1535)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Middle East Armenia; Maps Asia Middle East;c. 1535nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6979&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261420274.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. SeutterInsula Corsica, olim Regni Titulo Insignis, nunc Genuensis Reipublicae potestati subjecta, juxta recentissimam designationem mappa Geographica aeri ineisa per Matthaeum Seutter, Sac Caes et Reg. Cathol. Majest. Geographum Aug. Vind.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 580x495 (mm), 22.83x19.49 (Inches); Title cartouche vividly coloured depicting four men with market goods with a lion nearby. The island is coloured lightly, divided by regions. Cartouche in upper right contains Latin text, the lower right contains four scales, and the lower left depicts the emblems of Corsica and Genoa.M6980Augsburg: (c. 1740)
USD1000.0Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6980&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261420999.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Antonio MaginiCorsica Isola, olim CyrnusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 343x447 (mm), 13.50x17.60 (Inches); This decorative map is handsomely coloured with red, gold, green and blue in the title, dedication, and scale cartouches. Place names are written in decorative type, mountain ranges are depicted pictorially, and two sea monsters and a ship decorate the sea. North is oriented to the left.<br><br>Giovanni Antonio Magini's "most important work was the first printed atlas of Italy, published posthumously by his son Fabio. These maps were used later by others, including Blaeu and Ortelius." (Tooley), Tooley 3:189M6982Bologna: Fabio Magini(c. 1620)
USD2500.0Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;c. 1620nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6982&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261422687.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann Baptist HomannRegnum Portugalliae Divisum In Quinque Provincias majores & Subdivisum in sua quaeque Terrortoria una cum Regno Algarbiae speciali mappa exhibitum Per Joh. Bapt. Homannum S. Caes. Maj. GeographumOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down on old canvas., Size : 605x500 (mm), 23.82x19.69 (Inches); Wtih decorative title cartouche depicting berries, two labourers, and the coat of arms of Portugal, as well as a scale and legend in the bottom left. The provinces are shaded in different colours, and the Algarve is shaded to demonstrate its particular importance (although officially under Portuguese rule, the Algarve was semi-autonomous from the 1590s until the early 1800s).M6983Nuremburg: Jean-Baptiste Nolin II(c. 1736)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Portugal;c. 1736nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6983&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261424188.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsDominia Anglorum in praecipuis Insulis Americae ut Sunt Insula S. Christophori / Antegoa / Jamaica / Barbados / nec non Insulae Bermudes vel Sommers dictae... / Die Englische Colonie-Laender Auf den Insuln von America und zwar Insuln S. Christophori / Antegoa / Jamaica / Barbados / Smt den Ins. Bermudes sonst Sommers gennant...Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on old canvas., Size : 500x580 (mm), 19.69x22.83 (Inches); This map depicts the five Caribbean islands under British colonial rule at the time of publication: St. Kitts, Antigua, Barbados, Bermuda and Jamaica. Each map illustrates relief pictorially, and indicates roads and administrative divisions where present.<br><br>Text in Latin and German.M6984Nuremberg: (c. 1737)
USD1500.0Maps West Indies Whole;c. 1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6984&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261428939.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterLa Grande Bretagne ou les Royaumes d'Angleterre et d'Ecosse comme aussi le Royaume d'Irlande Divisee par Provinces et Publiee par Tobie Conrad Lotter, Geographe a Augsbourg.Hand Colored, Small brown spot in lower middle of image, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 497x590 (mm), 19.57x23.23 (Inches); A decorative cartouche in upper left shows the coats of arms of England, Scotland, and Ireland. In the upper left is a highly decorated title cartouche with a pastoral scene, and the British coat of arms with crown, unicorn, and lion. The three kingdoms are coloured separately.M6985Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter; Matthaeus Albrecht Lotter(c. 1770)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;c. 1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6985&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261430465.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fleming, SandfordMap of the Canadian Pacific Railway between Manitoba and Lake NipissingHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 290x630 (mm), 11.375x24.75 (Inches)M901(1874)
USD575.0Maps Canada; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Railroad1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M901&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_89bb0eacee55a0d8bfbe978f61443232_1264012144.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SandhamToronto MarketsWood Engraving, Image Size : 280x520 (mm), 11.02x20.47 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 360x570 (mm), 14.17x22.44 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A rare view of Toronto Market downtown painted by Henry Sandham and exhibited in the Society of Canadian Artists in 1871.P2440Montreal: Canadian Illustrated(1871)
USD1000.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_20773f2c50378edb2f9a875cdbd2eb00_1260045511.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresIsle Haut and Cape ChegnectoAquatint, Image Size : 200x423 (mm), 7.87x16.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 293x569 (mm), 11.54x22.40 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2444London: (1779)
USD750.0Views Canada Nova Scotia;1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2444&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_06ef01cc62ff3fdba4f51ed40a40c077_1260478870.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresCape Blonmedown / Cape SplitAquatint, Image Size : 145x423 (mm), 5.71x16.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 232x564 (mm), 9.13x22.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, a short tear from upper left margin enters in the image for half an inch.P2445London: (1779)
USD750.0Views Canada Nova Scotia;1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2445&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_06ef01cc62ff3fdba4f51ed40a40c077_1260479144.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Des BarresThe Entrance of Alines BasonAquatint, Image Size : 200x424 (mm), 7.87x16.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 265x555 (mm), 10.43x21.85 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2446London: (1779)
USD750.0Views Canada Nova Scotia;1779nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2446&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_06ef01cc62ff3fdba4f51ed40a40c077_1260479299.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KellyThe Canadian Militia.Lithograph, Toronto Lithography Co., Image Size : 330x660 (mm), 12.99x25.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x720 (mm), 15.75x28.35 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2447Toronto: Globe(1889)
USD1250.0Military Canadian;1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2447&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_06ef01cc62ff3fdba4f51ed40a40c077_1260479383.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.J. AudubonNo. 13 -- 10. / Plate 173. / Mac Gillivray's Finch, Fringilla Macgillivraii.Chromolithograph, J. Bien, Image Size : 520x286 (mm), 20.47x11.26 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 652x492 (mm), 25.67x19.37 (Inches), Printed in Color, Excellent; "In 1858 or 1859 John Woodhouse Audubon [J.J. Audubon's son] entered upon an ambitious project, that of reproducing the Birds of America at one-half the original price, from the copper plates transferred to stone. Every plate was to be colored from the original drawings. The work was to be issued in forty-five numbers, forty-four of plates and one of text." (audubon-prints.com)P2448New York: (c. 1860)
USD1250.0Natural History Birds;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2448&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_05c18c4cfdd917aea0a919f6065cb8e6_1260731460.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.J. AudubonSharp-tailed Finch, Fringilla Caudacuta. Wils.Chromolithograph, J. Bien, Image Size : 520x282 (mm), 20.47x11.10 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 654x480 (mm), 25.75x18.90 (Inches), Printed in Color, Excellent; "In 1858 or 1859 John Woodhouse Audubon [J.J. Audubon's son] entered upon an ambitious project, that of reproducing the Birds of America at one-half the original price, from the copper plates transferred to stone. Every plate was to be colored from the original drawings. The work was to be issued in forty-five numbers, forty-four of plates and one of text." (audubon-prints.com)P2449New York: (c. 1860)
USD1250.0Natural History Birds;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2449&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_05c18c4cfdd917aea0a919f6065cb8e6_1260731782.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CoswayWilliam Bromfield Squ.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 280x215 (mm), 11.02x8.46 (Inches), Paper Size : 375x285 (mm), 14.76x11.22 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Important 18th century English Surgeon.P2452London: D. Orme(1792)
USD275.0Portraits Scientists;Medical;1792nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2452&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_838aeff98cc19ce08832519f94942990_1261245971.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William HogarthPit Ticket / Royal Sport [Cock-fighting]Copper Engraving, Image Size : 297x370 (mm), 11.69x14.57 (Inches), Platemark Size : 320x390 (mm), 12.60x15.35 (Inches), Paper Size : 470x595 (mm), 18.50x23.43 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good.P2455London: (Originally published 1759, but 1830)
USD750.0Artists Hogarth; Caricatures; Pastime & Amusements Others;Originally published 1759, but 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2455&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c49cf0210792a76b14249ba32a7e79a5_1261425086.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Miss PardoeThe Beauties of the Bosphorus; by Miss Pardoe, from Drawings by William H. Bartlett. / The Beauties of the Bosphorus. By Miss Pardoe. Illustrated in a Series of Views of Constantinople and its Environs, from Original Drawings by W.H. Bartlett.Recent ½ calf with matching marble boards, gilt spine with 6 compartments with raised bands, black morocco label on two, edges marbled. , A fine example of this popular 19th century plate book, plates and text are clean and crisp., 4to, P. (4), blank, frontis portrait of Miss Pardoe, engraved title, blank, title, blank, introduction i-xii, contents, directions to binder, 3-172, (4)., Complete with 88 plates, including frontispiece, engraved title, and map of Constantinople.; Miss Pardoe, an English author, travelled to Turkey in 1835. This book became quite popular, partly because of the beautiful steel engravings.B3320London: Virtue & Co.([n.d.] c. 1840)
USD1500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Near East Turkey; Book Voyages General;[n.d.] c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Doolittle, AmosA map of the Northern and Middle States; Comprehending the Western Territory and the British Dominions in North America .Hand Colored, Mounted on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, right margin extended otherwise very good;, Size : 330x410 (mm), 13x16.125 (Inches); "Delineated & Engraved for Morse's Geography".M1100Boston: Thomas & Andrews(1789)
USD1250.0Maps North America Great Lakes;Maps United States East;Maps Canada;Maps United States Mid-West;1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1100&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/117-1794_IMG.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradItalia annexis Insulis Sicilia, Sardinia et Corsica secundum observationes Societatis Regiae Scientiarum quae est Parifiis et diverforum celeberrimorum Alronomorum noviter et accuratiss exarata Cura et SmtibusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;minor browning in the central fold, Size : 480x575 (mm), 18.875x22.625 (Inches)M1719Augsburg: (1758)
USD875.0Maps Europe Italy;1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1719&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_39e53c1ee223080d7171bca19aa427b5_1262797754.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George E. TurnerMap of Newfoundland Compiled from the Most Recent Surveys / Compliments of the Royal Stores Limited the House for Value St. John's, Nfld.Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 915x743 (mm), 36.02x29.25 (Inches); This map of pre-Confederation Newfoundland has three views of various Royal Stores in Newfoundland, and a portrait of a lady with two dogs.M6864St. John's, NL: Royal Stores Limited(c. 1925)
USD875.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Wall Maps;c. 1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6864&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256310524.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KitchinPlan of the North Part of Gibraltar as it was Besieged by the Spaniards and French in the Year 1704,5.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 290x370 (mm), 11.42x14.57 (Inches); This map depicts an unsuccessful attempt made by the allied Spanish and French troops to retake Gibraltar in 1704-5, during the War of the Spanish Succession. Britain and allies had taken Gibraltar in 1704.M6872London: (c. 1768)
USD375.0Maps Military; Maps Mediterranean Gibraltar;c. 1768nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6872&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256323679.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MerianBeschribung der Bataille, wie sie vor Warschau gestanden den 20/19 July Ao. 1656. nachmittag. Welches wahr der Andere tag.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 320x365 (mm), 12.60x14.37 (Inches); This military map depicts the Battle of Warsaw on the second day, which took place in July 1656 between the forces of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Swedish army. The Swedes took Warsaw, but could not maintain their hold on it for long.<br>Scarce 17th century panorama of Warsaw and vicinity.M6878Germany: (c. 1663)
USD875.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Military;c. 1663nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6878&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256330692.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. KellettMouillage de PulpitoHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 92x62 (mm), 3.62x2.44 (Inches)M6913Paris: (1844)
USD175.0Maps Sea Chart;Maps United States West California;1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6913&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_79fa18a4f91ea7806a3a1c8673aec430_1256845632.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Franz Johann Joseph von ReillyDer Noerdliche Theil des Koenigreichs Dalmatien. Nro. 24Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 220x283 (mm), 8.66x11.14 (Inches); The map illustrates the Croatian coast from the island of Premuda in the north to the island of Brač in the south.M6921Vienna: Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly(c. 1789)
USD475.0Maps Europe Balkans Croatia;Maps Europe Balkans Bosnia and Herzegovina;c. 1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6921&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f517a827524675065315dddc77822368_1257015812.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L'Isle, Guillaume; BellinEmpiere du Monomotapa et Etats Voisins Tire de M. Delisle et autres Auteurs. / Monarchy van Monomotapa, en de Nabuurige Landen, getrokken uit de l'Isle en andere Schryveren.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 225x280 (mm), 8.86x11.02 (Inches); Engraved by Jacob van der Schley. It depicts the coast of Mozambique and an early projection of the course of the Zambezi and Limpopo Rivers; giving us an impression as to how present-day Zimbabwe, northeastern South Africa, Swaziland, and Mozambique were thought to look like.M6930The Netherlands: (c. 1760)
USD275.0Maps Africa South;c. 1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6930&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f517a827524675065315dddc77822368_1257018762.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Lodge Jr.A New and Accurate Map of the European Settlements on the Coast of Africa, from the River Senegal to that of Benin, Comprehending the Gum, Grain, Ivory, Gold and Slave Coasts.Black & White, Very Good; left margin and bottom right margins extended., Size : 279x393 (mm), 10.98x15.47 (Inches); The map depicts present day Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bisseau, Guinea, much of Mali, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria and Niger--much detail of the interior had not yet been mapped, and is thus rather inaccurate (such as Lake Maberia and Lake of Nights).M6935London: John Bew(c. 1781)
USD275.0Maps Africa West;c. 1781nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6935&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f517a827524675065315dddc77822368_1257019643.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement de Bourgogne. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messr.s de l'Academie Royale des Science, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide. / Carte du Gouvernement de Lyonnois. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messr.s de l'Academie Royale des Science, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide.Black & White, Very Good; small holes, little affect to image., Size : 535x393 (mm), 21.06x15.47 (Inches)M6938Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe France;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6938&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ebbb7edd8aeb42acf15a042ea648a785_1257450572.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement de Normandie Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveaux.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholes to paper, hardly affecting image., Size : 263x393 (mm), 10.35x15.47 (Inches); The title cartouche depicts an impressive sea fortress, with a trading port in the foreground.M6946Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe France1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6946&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257540062.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLe Piemont Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing, hardly affecting image., Size : 260x383 (mm), 10.24x15.08 (Inches); Depicts the southern Alps at the border between Italy and France, as well as the Po River valley and Turin.M6947Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe Italy;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6947&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257540304.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLe Duche de Brunswick. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau. / Le Duche de Lunebourg. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing, barely affecting image., Size : 530x388 (mm), 20.87x15.28 (Inches)M6948Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6948&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257541292.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCercle Electoral du Rhin. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau. / Cercle du Haut Rhin. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing barely affecting image., Size : 530x393 (mm), 20.87x15.47 (Inches)M6949Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6949&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257541785.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaL'archeveche de Treves. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau. / L'archeveche de Mayence. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing barely affecting image., Size : 534x395 (mm), 21.02x15.55 (Inches); The maps cover the region around Trier and Mainz in southwestern Germany.M6950Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6950&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257542260.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Souabe Septentrionale. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau. / La Souabe Meridionale. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing barely affecting image., Size : 525x395 (mm), 20.67x15.55 (Inches)M6951Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6951&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257542595.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLandgraviat de Hesse. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing barely affecting image., Size : 265x393 (mm), 10.43x15.47 (Inches)M6953Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6953&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257543041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement de Dauphine. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau. / Carte du Gouvernement de Provence. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing barely affecting image., Size : 530x395 (mm), 20.87x15.55 (Inches)M6954Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe France;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6954&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257543196.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement d'Orleans. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau. / Carte du Gouvernement de Bretagne. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Mess.rs de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Black & White, Very Good; minor wormholing barely affecting image., Size : 530x395 (mm), 20.87x15.55 (Inches)M6955Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(1715)
USD575.0Maps Europe France;1715nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6955&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3aec691478734adc9c7ff657d125daae_1257543400.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BelcherBaie BodegaHand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 155x135 (mm), 6.10x5.31 (Inches); This map depicts Bodega Bay, the site of the present Sonoma State Beach, just north of San Francisco.M6990Paris: (c. 1839)
USD275.0Maps United States West California; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6990&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262970494.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. P. BlakeU.S. P.R.R. Explorations & Surveys / War Department / Geological Map of the Country Between San Diego and the Colorado River CaliforniaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 170x235 (mm), 6.69x9.25 (Inches); Geological survey of the country between Los Angeles, San Diego, and the Colorado River.M6992United States: Office of P.R.R. Exp & Surveys(c. 1855)
USD375.0Maps United States West California; Maps Geological;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6992&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262971101.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William P. BlakeGeological Map of the Tejon Pass & Canada de las Uvas and the Vicinity. Including the Pass of San Francisquito & Williamson's PassHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 158x232 (mm), 6.22x9.13 (Inches); "Canada de las Uvas" is now the present route of Hwy 5. This is the border between the Sierra Nevada and the Mojave desert.M6993California: Office of P.R.R. Exp & Surveys(c. 1855)
USD275.0Maps Geological; Maps United States West California;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6993&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262971855.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William P. BlakeGeological Map of the Vicinity of San Francisco.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 160x232 (mm), 6.30x9.13 (Inches); This is a geological map of the Bay Area.M6994California: Office of P.R.R. Exp & Surveys(c. 1853)
USD275.0Maps United States West California San Francisco; Maps Geological;c. 1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6994&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262972134.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard BentleyMap of California: from the latest Authorities. as Published in the United States.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 190x240 (mm), 7.48x9.45 (Inches); This map was published in the year of the great California Gold Rush, out of a book written by Alexander Mackay, Fremont's 1848 map of the region serves as the map's primary source, noting his route. Topographical notes comment on the deserts of the interior. The Santa Fe Trail is named as the Great Spanish Trail, and routes line the coast from San Francisco to Baja California.M6995London: Richard Bentley(c. 1849)
USD475.0Maps United States West;c. 1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6995&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_863b33f26888014b73d20b06c413bbc2_1263228249.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann Heirs; James RentonePortus Pulchri in Isthmo Panamensi Siti accurata Ichnographia ex prototypo Londinensi, desumta prostat in Officina Homaniana 1740, cum Privil. / Dieser Grund Riss von dem Hafen, der Stadt u. den Forten von Porto belo.Hand Colored, Minor browning in the margins, otherwise very good., Size : 245x297 (mm), 9.65x11.69 (Inches); This map depicts the Battle of Porto Bello, fought in 1739 when Admiral Vernon of the British fleet sought to disrupt Spanish trade from the Americas to Spain. Porto Bello was a key military and commercial supply base (in present-day Panama), and though the blow kept the Spanish from using the port for future operations, the British fleet was ultimately unsuccessful in denting Spanish trade.M6996Nuremberg: Homann Heirs(c. 1740)
USD475.0Maps Central America Panama; Maps Military;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6996&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262975696.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emanuel BowenA New and Accurate Map of the Island of Antigua or Antego, taken from Surveys, and adjusted by Astronl. Observations Containing all the Towns, Parish, Churches, Forts, Castles, Windmills, Roads &c.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 330x230 (mm), 12.99x9.06 (Inches)M6997London: William Innys(c. 1747)
USD750.0Maps West Indies Antigua;c. 1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6997&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262976364.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Manuel Orozco y BerraCarta Etnografica de Mexico, al Sr. D. Jose Fernando Ramirez, en testimonio de gratitud y de amistad, Manuel Orozco y Berra.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 510x720 (mm), 20.08x28.35 (Inches); A very decorative mid-19th century map of Mexico. This map details the ethnographic layout of Mexico, demonstrating the rich ethnic diversity of the country. There are two added illustrations to the map, one of which is of a Mexican rancher, and the other is a view of a Mexican city., Tooley 3:357M6998Mexico: (c. 1860)
USD1750.0Maps Central America Mexico;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6998&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262976952.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. de HumboldtPoints de partage et Communications projettees entre le Grand Ocean et L'Ocean Atlantique. / Carte De L'Isthme De Huasacualco / I. Riviere de la Paix et Tacoutche Tesse / II. Rio del Norte et Rio Colorado / III. Rio Huallaga et Rio Huanuco / IV. Golfe de S. Georges et Estero de Aysen / V. Rio de Huasacualco et Rio de Chimalapa / VI. Lac de Nicaragua / VII. Isthme de Panama / VIII. Ravin de la Raspadura et Embarcadero de Naipi.Hand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 415x310 (mm), 16.34x12.20 (Inches); These charts indicate potential communication points from the Pacific to the Atlantic across America. Published in the first French edition of "Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Spain" by Alexander de Humboldt.M7000Paris: (c. 1810)
USD1250.0Maps Canada West; Maps United States West Washington; Maps United States West New Mexico; Maps South America Peru; Maps South America Chile; Maps South America Argentina; Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Central America Costa Rica, Nicaragua; Maps Central America Panama; Maps South America Colombiac. 1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7000&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c710fb450b4386ca6887980210a860d2_1276374061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emanuel BowenA New and Accurate Map of Italy / Drawn from the latest and Best Authorities, and Regulated by the most Approved Astron. Observations.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 325x230 (mm), 12.80x9.06 (Inches); This detailed map of Italy shows a title vignette with Roman ruins and a Catholic bishop, two vignettes of the erupting volcanoes of Mt. Etna and Mt. Vesuvius, and descriptive text.M7001London: William Innys(c. 1747)
USD575.0Maps Europe Italy; Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia; Maps Mediterranean Sicily;c. 1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7001&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262980528.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvillePersian Gulph, From the Original by D'Anville.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; small tear repaired at lower margin, not affecting the plate.<br><br>, Size : 300x440 (mm), 11.81x17.32 (Inches); Although Bahrain is depicted, the large peninsula of Qatar is notably absent, and the coast is marked "This Coast is not known".M7006England: L. Harrison(c. 1788)
USD875.0Maps Asia Middle East Persian Gulf;c. 1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7006&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262983220.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. J. CookPlan der Haven van Samganoodha in het Eiland van Oonalaska.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 208x190 (mm), 8.19x7.48 (Inches); From Capt. Cook's voyagesM7009Amsterdam: (1778)
USD175.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska;1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7009&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46fa928768755ba1feff4df6af0c4a68_1262988208.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. J. CookSchets van het Kanaal van NootkaHand Colored, Very good, Size : 285x221 (mm), 11.22x8.70 (Inches); From Capt. Cook's voyagesM7010Amsterdam: (1778)
USD275.0Maps Canada West;1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7010&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46fa928768755ba1feff4df6af0c4a68_1262988370.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. J. CookKaart van Cook's Rivier in het N.O. Gedeelte van AmerikaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 254x318 (mm), 10.00x12.52 (Inches); From Capt. Cook's voyagesM7011Amsterdam: (1778)
USD175.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska;1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7011&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46fa928768755ba1feff4df6af0c4a68_1262988561.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TaylorSir Walter Raleigh ordering the Standard of Queen Elizabeth to be erected on the Coast of Virginia. / Engraved for Middleton's Complete System of Geography.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 280x170 (mm), 11.02x6.69 (Inches), Paper Size : 288x191 (mm), 11.34x7.52 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This plate is from C.T. Middleton's "New and Complete System of Geography".P2391London: J Cooke(c. 1778)
USD175.0Views United States East;c. 1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2391&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b468ff767ddb48986d7c2fb329868652_1254513986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michel-Charles FichotParis, 1867.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 427x1191 (mm), 16.81x46.89 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 527x1216 (mm), 20.75x47.87 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This a charming view of Paris, 20 years before the building of the iconic Eiffel tower.<br><br>Benezit 4:354: Fichot was awarded the title of Chevalier de la Legion d'honneur, and his works are on display in French museums.P2407London: Illustrated London News(c. 1867)
USD1500.0Views Europe France Paris;c. 1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2407&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256313416.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.A. SprouleView of the Place d'Armes, Quebec--1832.Chromolithograph, Image Size : 264x379 (mm), 10.39x14.92 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 334x432 (mm), 13.15x17.01 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2422Montreal: Adolphus Bourne(c. 1874)
USD750.0Military Canadian; Views Canada Quebec;c. 1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_110c46f447e4e5f0a4c05f46ec624aae_1256921639.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. A. SprouleView of the Market Place and Catholic Church, Uppertown, Quebec--1832.Chromolithograph, Image Size : 260x372 (mm), 10.24x14.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 333x436 (mm), 13.11x17.17 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; a crack in the upper right margin not effecting the plateP2423Montreal: Adolphus Bourne(c. 1874)
USD750.0Views Canada Quebec;c. 1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2423&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_110c46f447e4e5f0a4c05f46ec624aae_1256921837.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Herbert DickseeShould Auld Acquaintance Be ForgotEtching, Image Size : 637x478 (mm), 25.08x18.82 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 720x540 (mm), 28.35x21.26 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; on sheep skin; Signed by Herbert Dicksee.<br><br>Dicksee was a prodigious etcher of dogs at the turn of the 20th century. Much of his original plates were destroyed after his death.<br>P2425Washington: The Fine Arts Society(1905)
USD1000.0Victorian;Natural History Dogs;1905noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2425&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_110c46f447e4e5f0a4c05f46ec624aae_1256929751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.M. PettitPanoramic View of the Panama CanalPhotogravure, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 339x538 (mm), 13.35x21.18 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation.; The lower left text box contains "Latest Facts" about the progress of the canal, including speculation around building a sea level canal that would involve no locks at all--it would seem that they settled for a mix of the two: this view depicts a total of five locks, where there is now only three. Lake Bohio, the major artificial lake on this map was completely reconsidered, the company eventually settling on creating a far larger lake, Lake Gatun, that avoided building two of the projected locks.P2434United States: The Crowell Publishing Company(c. 1904)
USD275.0Transportation Ships; Views Central America;c. 1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2434&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ebbb7edd8aeb42acf15a042ea648a785_1257449809.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.A. SproulePlace D'Armes, MontrealLithograph, Image Size : 210x335 (mm), 8.27x13.19 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good, margins trimmed into plateP2457Montreal: (1830)
USD750.0Views Canada Quebec;1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2457&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_39e53c1ee223080d7171bca19aa427b5_1262816785.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann Heirs; James RentoneScenographica Portus pulchri ex prototypo Londinensi recusa per Heredes Homannianos / Perspectivische Vorstellung des Hafens, Castels u. der Stadt Porto beloCopper Engraving, Image Size : 225x280 (mm), 8.86x11.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : 245x295 (mm), 9.65x11.61 (Inches), Paper Size : 273x382 (mm), 10.75x15.04 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; minor marginal browning, and a small ex-libris stamp sits in the lower right platemark.; This view depicts the Battle of Porto Bello, fought in 1739 when Admiral Vernon of the British fleet sought to disrupt Spanish trade from the Americas to Spain. Porto Bello was a key military and commercial supply base (in present-day Panama), and though the blow kept the Spanish from using the port for future operations, the British fleet was ultimately unsuccessful in denting Spanish trade.P2458Nuremberg: Homann Heirs(c. 1740)
USD475.0Views Central America;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2458&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6e92abbc9831bdbed2bfe3fb12bb40cf_1262975023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Brownell, Charles De WolfThe Indian Races of North and South America.recent half calf with cloth, spine with raised bands and embossed ornaments, gilt morocco labels on two and four., A very good copy., 8vo, With coloured title, 34 coloured and 9 uncoloured plates (includes frontispieces), Volume : 1B171Hartford, Connecticut: Hurlbut, Scranton & Company(1864)
USD675.0; Book Americas Indians; Book Plate Books Colour1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B171&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_04a1413f22277369b57f811d6497e86d_1264529849.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HarmsworthThe Harmsworth Atlas and Gazetteer of the WorldContemporary cloth boards with large blind-stamped floral encasing gilt title, flat spine with gilt title and blind floral motifs, endpapers marbled. , Boards worn, spine defective. Lacks maps on pp. 163-4 and 165-6 (central and western Canada). Loose pp. 161-2. Interior generally very good., Folio, P. (2), blank, frontis, title, blank, preface i-ii, contents iii-viii, I-III, blank, half-title, 1-162, 167-210, blank, 1-32, index 1-284, (2)., With 498 maps and diagrams, lacking two.B3323London: Carmelite House(n.d. c. 1906)
USD375.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;n.d. c. 1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3323&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_9012f6f401b48d17027c955a482ffec4_1323979797.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The National Trust for ScotlandPhotographic Album: Scotland s Heritage / Some Lands and Buildings of Historic, Architectural and National Interest and Natural Beauty preserved and maintained by / The National Trust for ScotlandContemporary paper boards with gilt shield on upper board, flat spine., Ex-libris of Hamilton Public Library to front paste-down endpaper, title, and p. 21.<br>The album is in good condition.<br>, Oblong 4to, Contains 15 large original photographs (8 ½ x 11 inch), together with 13 colour prints of landscapes and structures around Scotland.B3324Edinburgh: The National Trust for Scotland(c. 1950.)
USD375.0Book Europe Scotland; Book Photographic Album;c. 1950.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3324&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b53f6bd937ef94f9621be4ac0845d321_1351783879.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Julius Pflugk HarttungDeutsche GedenkhalleContemporary full maroon cloth with gilt-blocked decoration and gilt-embossed motif of the Imperial crown, flat cloth spine, endpapers depict the crests of German states. , A fine copy in decorative period binding, plates are clean and crisp. Verso of front free endpaper with ex-libris of J.M. Ulrich. , Folio, P. (4), dedicatory plate, frontis, title, foreword plate, list of plates (4), 99 plates with 98 accompanying tissue guards, (4)., Complete with 100 historical photogravures each described in detail and separated with tissue guards, and 3 lithographic plates. Plates depict important moments and people in German national history from the Teuton kings until Wilhelm II.; This is a monumental work depicting German history with beautiful plates.B3327Berlin: Verlagsanstalt Vaterland Gesellsch(c. 1905)
USD875.0Book Plate Books General; Book Military General; Book Europe Germany;c. 1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3327&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264867859.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. Bartlett; B.B. WoodwardThe History of the United States of North America; from the Discovery of the Western World to the Present Day. / By W.H. Bartlett, Author of “Walks about Jerusalem,” “Footsteps of Our Lord and His Apostles, “Forty Days in the Desert,” “The Nile Boat,” “Gleanings on the Overland Route,” “Pictures from Sicily,” &c., &c. / Continued by B.B. Woodward, B.A., F.S.A., Author of “The History of Wales,” &c.Decorative publisher’s ½ pebbled calf on morocco with gilt portrait of Washington in a floral border on upper boards, spine in six gilt compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two and four, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , Nearly all original tissue guards are still present. In very good condition, in decorative period binding, text and plates are generally clean and crisp., 8vo, P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, preface iii-iv, contents (2), list of plates, blank, map, 1-698, (4); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, list of plates, blank, contents, blank, 3-720, (4)., With a profusion of steel engravings by Bartlett, depicting views of American cities and portraits of early American presidents and distinguished individuals, together with a map of North America., Volume : Volumes 1 and 2 (of 3).B3328New York: Virtue, Yorston and Company(n.d. [c. 1856])
USD500.0Book History United States;n.d. [c. 1856]nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3328&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bowen, EmanA Draught of Boston Harbour.Hand Colored, Very Good; margins extended, Size : 135x147 (mm), 5.25x5.75 (Inches)M1499London: (1747)
USD475.0Maps United States New England Massachusetts Boston;1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1499&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aee56b1b4faf112158cac51baa976c8c_1269114000.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MerianDelineation von der Action, welche Zwischen denen Schweden, und Saxen, nebit denen Pohlen, vorgegangen bey WarschauHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 470x330 (mm), 18.50x12.99 (Inches); A charming early 18th century military map of Warsaw.<br><br>This map was published in the c. 1718 "Theatrum Europeanum". This, the second Battle of Warsaw, took place once again between the Polish-Lithuanian forces and the Swedish army, during the Great Northern War. The Swedish emerged victorious.M6879Germany: (c. 1718)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Military;c. 1718nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6879&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c75d99e75bd12c9210cf8d298f8d7d4d_1256331501.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward WellerMap of Texas illustrating the Missions & Journeys of the Abbe Em. Domenech.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 444x351 (mm), 17.48x13.82 (Inches); The map outlines the route of the Catholic missionary Emmanuel Domenech, during his service following the Mexican-American War.<br>Shows towns, missions, roads and counties.M7014London: Longman & Co.(c. 1860)
USD1250.0Maps United States South Texas;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7014&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263663807.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; HondiusIslandia / Per Gerardum MercatoremHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 283x436 (mm), 11.14x17.17 (Inches); This early map of Iceland depicts the volcano Hecla burning with fire and smoke, but misses the large glaciers that make up much of the interior. A compass and a sea monster decorate the sea.M7017Amsterdam: Hondius(c. 1609)
USD1250.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Iceland;c. 1609nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7017&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263672438.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hendrick DonckerPas-Caert van Terra Nova, Nova Francia, Nieuw-Engeland en de groote Rivier van Canada.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; lower margin extended., Size : 430x520 (mm), 16.93x20.47 (Inches); This is the second state of Doncker's map, first published in 1678 in his 'Zee-Atlas', which makes one improvement on the first state: it depicts the Grand Bank as much larger and indicates depth soundings. (Kershaw Pl. 114)<br><br>The map, like the majority of Dutch maps of the Canadian maritimes of the era, is nearly exactly copied from Van Loon's map. Van Loon in turn relied heavily on earlier Dutch sources, including Gerritz and Blaeu, which accounts for the shape of Newfoundland and Cape Breton. The omission of Prince Edward Island is due to a heavy reliance on Champlain's maps of the Canadian mainland, which did not depict the island. , Kershaw Entry 180 & 183 and Plate 114M7018Amsterdam: (c. 1678)
USD2500.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England;c. 1678nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7018&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263674245.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Matthaus SeutterNova Designatio Insulae Jamaicae ex Antillanis Americae Septentrion, non postreniae Secundum Gubernationes suas accuratas aeri incisa et publici juris facta a Matthaeo Seuttero.Original Hand Coloring with some later coloring, Very Good; central fold reinforced., Size : 493x570 (mm), 19.41x22.44 (Inches); The title cartouche depicts a scene of Jamaican slaves building, cooking, and tailoring. The island is shaded according to precincts.M7019Augsburg: Johannes Michael Probst(c. 1770)
USD1250.0Maps West Indies Jamaica;c. 1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7019&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263675021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Bell; A.P. LowGeological Map of Lake of the Woods and adjacent countryPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 485x935 (mm), 19.09x36.81 (Inches); Scarce map of Northern part of the Lake of WoodsM7028Montreal: Geological Survery of Canada(1881)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario North;Maps Geological;1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7028&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_89bb0eacee55a0d8bfbe978f61443232_1264011778.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. LindenkohlMap Showing Longitude Stations and Connections determined by means of the Electric Telegraph between 1846 and June 30.1887.Printed in blue Color, Very Good;, Size : 354x510 (mm), 13.94x20.08 (Inches); Rare telegraphic map of North America.M7030USA: US Coast and Geodetic Survey(1887)
USD375.0Maps North America;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7030&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_89bb0eacee55a0d8bfbe978f61443232_1264028192.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuRhenus Fluviorum Europae celeberrimus, cum Mosa, Mosella, et reliquis, in illum se exonerantibus, fluminibus. / Amplissimo Spectatissimo, Prudentissq, Viro D. Andreae Bickero I.V.D. Reip. Amstelodamensis Consuli et Senatori, nuper ad Poloniae et Sueciae Reges secundum Legato.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; left margin and central fold reinforced., Size : 417x961 (mm), 16.42x37.83 (Inches); A splendidly detailed map with the crests of the territories through which the Rhine flows drawn in the upper left border, a title vignette illustrating the natural bounties of the river (and its tributaries Maas and Mosel), and a dedicatory cartouche decorated by an allegorical representation of Justice and a coat of arms relating to Andries Bicker.<br><br>With regards to the map itself, north is oriented to the right in order to trace the course of the Rhine as it flows from its Swiss tributaries in the Alps, through French Alsace and southwest Germany and into the lowlands of Holland., Goss 58-9M7031Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1750.0Maps Europe Benelux; Maps Europe Germany;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7031&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264868270.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le Rouge, George LouisCanada et LouisianeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 510x630 (mm), 20.125x24.75 (Inches); Copper engraving map with 2 inset maps of Louisiana and the gulf of Mexico with New Orleans, and a small view of Niagara Falls.M951Paris: (1755)
USD2000.0Maps United States East;Maps Canada;Maps North America Great Lakes;Maps United States South;1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M951&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4b14b797ebb2cc5f7b59c0342262990_1264713523.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles Oliver Murray JrFlemish KitchenEtching, Image Size : 430x550 (mm), 16.875x21.625 (Inches), Platemark Size : 480x585 (mm), 18.875x23 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x625 (mm), 20.5x24.625 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; Signed by the painter and engraver twice, in the plate and also below the plate in pencil.P1890London: (1885)
USD875.0Etchings English1885noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1890&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/11-03-08006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cook, James & James KingA Voyage to the Pacific Ocean. Undertaken, by the Command of his Majesty for making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere.Period half calf and marbled boards. , Some browning, offsetting, occasional stub tears, bindings rubbed, spines well-worn and covers started., 4to (295 x 235mm), [10], xcvi, 421; [14], 548; [14], 556pp., With 25 engraved maps, plans and views, many folding. , Volume : 3 volumes (only lacking; Second edition of Cook’s Third Voyage. Without the Atlas volume, but this copy with large folding General Chart and Chart of the Northwest Coast bound in.B3331London: G. Nicol and T. Cadell(1785)
USD5750.0Book Voyages General;1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3331&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Burden, Phillip D.The Mapping of North America: A List of Printed Maps 1511-1670Cloth boards with dust-jacket., Book and dust-jacket in excellent condition., Folio, 568 pp, Profusely illustrated with black and white maps and charts., Volume : Volume 1B3337Rickmansworth, UK: Raleigh Publications(1996)
USD375.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1996nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3337&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francois Rabelais; Samuel Putnam, translator; Jean de Bosschere, illustratorAll the Extant Works of Francois Rabelais: An American Translation With a Critical Text Variant Readings – Variorum Notes & Drawings Attributed to Rabelais / In Three Volumes / By Samuel Putnam / With Illustrations by Jean de Bosschere / Privately Printed for Subscribers OnlyContemporary ¼ blue cloth with paper boards, blind-tooled leather label on spine, top edge gilt, fore- and tail- edges rough-trimmed. , Minor chipping to board edges, otherwise the set is in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., Thick 4to, P. Volume 1. (2), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, table of contents, blank, preface ix-xxxii, Estimates of Rabelais xxxiii-xxxix, map, 1-515, blank, (2); Volume 2. (4), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents, blank, 517-865, blank, (4); Volume 3. (4), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents, blank, 869-1274, (4)., Profusely illustrated with colour and black and white plates., Volume : Three Volumes; English Translation.<br>Rabelais was one of the most important writers of Renaissance France, publishing his “Lives” of Gargantua and Pantagruel between the years 1532-1552 (?). He was a champion of humanism and, having left the monkhood in his early years, studied to become a doctor—both domains featuring heavily in his works. They are satirical in nature and, although Rabelais remained a Catholic, in them he attacks the orthodoxy of the Church as well as the strict classicism of contemporary scholarship. He favoured a moderated blend of spirituality, scholarship and the physical sciences, a blend which did not privilege any of those domains over the other and when combined formed the perfect human (hence, humanism). <br>, Samuel PutnamB3338New York: Covici Friede Publishers(1929)
USD450.0Book Literature General;1929nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3338&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Francis Waller, editorThe Imperial Dictionary of Universal Biography: A Series of Original Memoirs of Distinguished Men, of All Ages and All Nations. By Writers of Eminence in the Various Branches of Literature, Science, and Art. Conducted by Professor John Eadie, D.D., LL.D. / John Francis Waller, LL.D., M.R.I.A. / Professor J. P. Nichol, LL.D. / Edwin Lankester, M.D., F.R.S. / Professor Francis Bowen, M.A., United States, Late Editor of “North American Review.” / John Francis Waller LL.D., M.R.I.A., Editor.Contemporary decorative full cloth boards with blind-tooled borders surrounding a gilt-stamped title on the upper boards and blind-stamped title on the lower. Spine is flat with gilt motifs. , Heads and tails of the spines are slightly torn, occasional mild foxing to plates, otherwise in very good condition bound in contemporary decorative gilt cloth., 4to, Profusely illustrated with steel-engraved plates., Volume : Complete with 16 volumesB3339London, Glasgow & Edinburgh: William MacKenzie(n.d. [c. 1860])
USD375.0Book Biography; Book History General;n.d. [c. 1860]nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Canada West; Book History General;1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3340&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lord Charles Beresford; H.W. WilsonNelson and His Times by Vice-Admiral Lord Charles Beresford & H.W. WilsonContemporary ½ calf with paper boards, spine defective., Spine defective, boards worn and scuffed, edges bumped, leaf margins browning and chipping in some instances. In good condition., Folio, P. (2), 1-36, (2)., Profusely illustrated with in-text diagrams and facsmilies of portraits, battle charts and naval paintings.; This publication of “Nelson and His Times” is printed by the same printers (Eyre & Spottiswoode) as the first edition quarto of 1898. This version was published for the Pears’ Christmas Annual of 1905.B3342London: A. & F. Pears(c. 1905)
USD375.0Book Biography; Book Military Nelson, Wellington;c. 1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Voyages General;c. 1802-1803.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3343&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christopher WordsworthGreece: Pictorial, Descriptive, and Historical. / By Christopher Wordsworth D.D. / Canon of Westminster; Late Fellow of Trinity College, and Public Orator in the University of Cambridge; Head-Master of Barrow School; Member of the Archaeological Institute at Rome; and Author of “A Journal of a Residence in Athens and Attica,” “Inscriptions at Pompeii,” etc. /A New Edition, Carefully Revised. / With Numerous Engravings on Wood and Steel, Illustrative of the Scener, Architecture, Costume, and Fine Arts of that Country, by Coply Fielding, F. Creswick, D. Cox, Jun., Harvey, Paul Huet, Meissonier, Sargent, Daubigny, Jaques, and Other Artists. / And A History of the Characteristics of Greek Art, Illustrated by George Scharf, Junr., Esq.Contemporary full tan calf with dotted blind border and double gilt lined border with floral gilt corner-pieces, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, title label in red morocco on two, gilt floral motifs on board edges, blind floral motifs on dentelles, edges and endpapers marbled. , A fine copy, plates and text are clean and crisp, bound in decorative period gilt full calf., 4to., P. (4), blank, frontis, engr. title, blank, title, blank, preface iii-v, dedication (3), bibliography ix-x, contents xi-xvii, illustrations, xviii-xxiv, 1-458, (4)., Extra-illustrated with all steel-engraved plates as called for, plus a plate entitled “Plains of Argos”, bringing the total to 27.; This is a handsome and picturesque plate book with views of Greek landscapes and ruins, described by eminent English scholar, Christopher Wordsworth. He was the nephew of the famous Romantic poet, William Wordsworth.B3346London: William S. Orr and Co.(1853)
USD1000.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Greece;1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3346&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RennevilleI. Baly / [Bali, Indonesia]Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 140x2149 (mm), 5.51x84.61 (Inches)M7021Amsterdam: Estienne Roger(c. 1702)
USD750.0Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea;c. 1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7021&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263678627.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RennevilleInsula S. Laurentii / [Madagascar]Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; right margin shaved closely, Size : 140x210 (mm), 5.51x8.27 (Inches); Early decorative map of Madagascar.M7023Amsterdam: Estienne Roger(c. 1702)
USD750.0Maps Africa South;c. 1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7023&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263679187.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]La Perouse; Buffon[Indian Ocean map] Carte des Declinaisons et inclinaisons de l'Aiguille Aimantee redigee d'apres la table des observations Magnetiques faites par les Voyageurs depuis l'Annee 1775.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 511x583 (mm), 20.12x22.95 (Inches); An 18th century mapping of the Indian Ocean. This handsome sea chart depicts magnetic needle readings along various routes in the ocean from the Cape of Good Hope (le Cap des Aiguilles) to the South East Asian archipelago.M7032Paris: (1788)
USD750.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Indian;1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7032&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264868160.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques Goulart; BlaeuLacus Lemanni Locorumque Circumjacentium Accuratissima DescriptioOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 410x520 (mm), 16.14x20.47 (Inches); This map, originally drawn by Goulart, a Swiss scientist, appeared in Blaeu's atlas in 1634. Three decorative cartouches illustrate the map, including the Genevois coat of arms. Several small boats decorate the Lake.<br>Latin text on verso.M7036Amsterdam: (c. 1634)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Switzerland;c. 1634nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7036&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264880947.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuInsulae Balearides et Pytiusae [Ibiza, Majorca and Minorca].Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 380x496 (mm), 14.96x19.53 (Inches); Latin text on verso. An early decorative map of Minorca and Maiorca.<br>The map is decorated with the coat of arms of Phillip II in the upper left corner, who reigned Spain in the latter half of the 16th century. In the upper-right sits the coat of arms of the Balearic Islands, and three ships, a compass rose, and a decorative scale illustrate the lower right.<br>M7037Amsterdam: (1634)
USD1500.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;Maps Europe Spain;1634nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7037&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264882196.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fernando Alvares Seco; BlaeuPortugallia et Algarbia quae olim Lusitania.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 383x599 (mm), 15.08x23.58 (Inches); Latin text on verso. Seco created his manuscript map of Portugal in the mid-16th century, which continued to serve as the basis for mapmakers until well into the 17th century. Notably, north is to the right of the map; several ships, compass roses, a sea deity and the coats of arms of the Algarve and of Portugal decorate the Atlantic ocean at the top of the image; and the title vignette features two Portuguese scientists studying a globe.M7038Amsterdam: (c. 1634)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Portugal;Maps Europe Spain;c. 1634nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7038&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264883468.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuRegnorum Hispaniae nova descriptioOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 376x494 (mm), 14.80x19.45 (Inches); Phillip II's coat of arms sits in the upper right corner of the map, which is decorated by title and scale cartouches and two ships as well.<br>Latin text on verso.M7039Amsterdam: (c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain; Maps Europe Portugal;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7039&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264883991.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuGallia / Le Royaume de France.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 380x495 (mm), 14.96x19.49 (Inches); Latin text on verso. The title is illustrated with the French fleur-de-lys crest, between two figures, one representing the arts and the other the military. A compass rose and two ships decorate the sea, while Britain and the Holy Roman Empire are indicated by their crests.M7040Amsterdam: (c. 1635)
USD1250.0Maps Europe France;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7040&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264885721.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuCataloniaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 383x498 (mm), 15.08x19.61 (Inches); Latin text on verso. Several ships, two compass roses, and a scale decorate the sea, and the title cartouche is decorated with the Catalonian crest.M7041Amsterdam: (c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7041&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264887245.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuValentia Regnum; Contestani, Ptol. / Edentani, Plin.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 385x503 (mm), 15.16x19.80 (Inches); Latin text on verso; north drawn to the right of map. Title cartouche decorated with a crest, a scale sits in the upper left corner, and three ships, a monster and a compass rose decorate the sea.M7042Amsterdam: (c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7042&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264887844.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Juan Bautista Labana; BlaeuArragonia Regnum.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 414x523 (mm), 16.30x20.59 (Inches); Labana's map of Arragonia was published in 1616 and again in 1620, and formed the basis of subsequent maps of the region.<br>Latin text on verso, north is to the right. The title cartouched is accompanied by descriptive Latin text and the crests of Aragon and Barcelona. Various crests depict adjacent states and regions, and a dedicatory cartouche in the lower centre to Gaspari Charles.M7043Amsterdam: (c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7043&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264888722.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sidney HallCanada, New Brunswick & c.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 260x376 (mm), 10.24x14.80 (Inches)M7045Edinburgh: A. & C. Black(1830)
USD175.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps Canada East New Brunswick;Maps Canada East Quebec;1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7045&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61487d73a28be264b0af1698ab9af308_1265838801.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward StanfordCentral AsiaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 314x487 (mm), 12.36x19.17 (Inches)M7046London: (1859)
USD375.0Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7046&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61487d73a28be264b0af1698ab9af308_1265839529.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RennellEsquisse de la Partie Septentrionale de L'Afrique tracee en 1790 et corrigee en 1793Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 355x532 (mm), 13.98x20.94 (Inches)M7047Paris: (1793)
USD375.0Maps Africa North;Maps Africa West;1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7047&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61487d73a28be264b0af1698ab9af308_1265840750.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward StanfordThe Countries Around The Mediterranean SeaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 247x626 (mm), 9.72x24.65 (Inches)M7048London: Stanford's Geographical Estab.(1859)
USD375.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7048&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61487d73a28be264b0af1698ab9af308_1265841294.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. SansonGeographiae Sacrae ex V.& N. Test Desumptae Tabula Secunda in qua Terra Promissa...Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 385x485 (mm), 15.16x19.09 (Inches)M7049Paris: (1660)
USD750.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;1660nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7049&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61487d73a28be264b0af1698ab9af308_1265841703.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WittComte et Gouvernement General de Provence Divise en ses Senechaussees et Viguerie avec les Terres adjacentes Scavoir La Principaute D'Orange Le Comtat Venaisin...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; backed on old canvas, Size : 488x595 (mm), 19.21x23.43 (Inches); A desirable map of Southern France.M7050Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe France;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7050&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61487d73a28be264b0af1698ab9af308_1265842239.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward, Robert; Janssonius; Moses Pitt ; Stephanus SwartAngusia Provincia Scotiae Sive The Shire of AngusBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 437x520 (mm), 17.20x20.47 (Inches)M7052London: Moses Pitt(1678)
USD750.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;1678nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7052&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_66c7021e37db68be8c0d2b8fdbac1967_1265905406.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterGraecia Nova et Mare Aegeum s. Archipelagus in qua Mappa Macedonia, Albania, Epirus Thessalia et Morea, cum circumjacentibus Insulia Corcyra, Cephalonia, Zacynthos, Stalimene, Metelino, Chios, distinetae exhibentur, opera et siuntibus.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 495x570 (mm), 19.49x22.44 (Inches)M7053Augsburg: (1760)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_66c7021e37db68be8c0d2b8fdbac1967_1265906213.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. W. LowryCanada West, and part of Canada East.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 340x500 (mm), 13.39x19.69 (Inches); With an inset map of Montreal and its vicinity.M7054Glasgow, Edinburgh & London: Blackie & Son(1860)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps North America Great Lakes;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7054&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_66c7021e37db68be8c0d2b8fdbac1967_1265908059.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Visscher, NicholasS. Imperium Romano-Germanicum oder Teutschland Mitseinen Angrantzenden Konigreichen Und Provincien.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 472x570 (mm), 18.58x22.44 (Inches)M7055Amsterdam: (1680)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;Maps Europe Germany;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7055&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_66c7021e37db68be8c0d2b8fdbac1967_1265909058.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuDucatus Silesiae Glogani Vera Delineatio Secunda cura ac Labore consecta A Iona Sculteta Sprotta Silesio.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 420x508 (mm), 16.54x20.00 (Inches); French text on verso.M7056Amsterdam: (1638)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;1638nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7056&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_66c7021e37db68be8c0d2b8fdbac1967_1265909876.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson, NicolasCarte De LIsle De Sainct ChristophleOriginal Outline Coloring, cartouche and compass hand coloured, Very Good;, Size : 314x429 (mm), 12.36x16.89 (Inches); An early map of the Island of St. Christopher that includes a decorative compass rose in sea area, and an ornamental title cartouche in top right decorated with scrolls, ribbons and fruit. This is the first printed map of St. Kitts published in "Cartes Generales De Toutes Les Parties Du Monde."<br>With wide margins.M7057Paris: (1658)
USD1500.0Maps West Indies Saint Kits (St. Christopher) & Nevis;1658nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7057&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_590576e673572c1c1773753f4f580b72_1267556474.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradMagni Ducatus Finlandiae Russiae partim, partim Sueciae subjecti; Sinus item Bothnici ac Finnici nova et accurata delineatio Calamo et sumtibusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 495x580 (mm), 19.49x22.83 (Inches)M7058Augsburg: (1757)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Finland;Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden;1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7058&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_590576e673572c1c1773753f4f580b72_1267559504.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Russel, JAn Accurate Map of the United States of America according to the Treaty of Peace of 1783.Hand Colored in Outline, Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. Upper fold restored, Size : 367x468 (mm), 14.45x18.43 (Inches)M7059London: H.D. Symonds(1794)
USD375.0Maps North America Great Lakes;Maps United States;Maps United States East;1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7059&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_590576e673572c1c1773753f4f580b72_1267560404.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsCarte De La Turquie Asiatique.../ Turcia Asiatica exhibens Natoliam Modernam...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good; backed with an old canvas, Size : 553x498 (mm), 21.77x19.61 (Inches)M7060Nuremberg: (1771)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7060&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_590576e673572c1c1773753f4f580b72_1267561354.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. Howard StansburySurvey of the Harbor of Cleveland OhioHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 415x504 (mm), 16.34x19.84 (Inches)M7061New York, USA: Ackerman(1855)
USD875.0Maps United States Mid-West Ohio;Maps City Maps;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7061&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46b2182ad954b42d8d9d18b000bc9ab5_1267638982.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradLivoniae et Curlandiae Ducatus cum insulis adjacentib Mappa Geographica ExhibitiOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 495x582 (mm), 19.49x22.91 (Inches)M7062Augsburg: (1757)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia;1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7062&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46b2182ad954b42d8d9d18b000bc9ab5_1267639474.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Levasseur, VictorColonies Francaises Martinique Amerique du SudOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 277x415 (mm), 10.91x16.34 (Inches); From the "Atlas National Illustre. . . De la France".M7063Paris: (1845)
USD175.0Maps West Indies Martinique;1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7063&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46b2182ad954b42d8d9d18b000bc9ab5_1267640221.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mallet, Alain ManessonPologneHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 150x108 (mm), 5.91x4.25 (Inches); From German Edition of "Description de l'Univers".M7065Germany: (1686)
USD225.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7065&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_46b2182ad954b42d8d9d18b000bc9ab5_1267641379.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre AvelineLisbone, Ville Capitale du Royaume de Portugal, situee a l\\\\\\\'Embouchure du TageCopper Engraving, Image Size : 330x518 (mm), 12.99x20.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 358x530 (mm), 14.09x20.87 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid on acid-free paper for long-term preservation.; According to the National Library of Portugal, this is a view of Lisbon between 1680 and 1720, thus making it a rare view of the city before the Lisbon Earthquake in 1755.P2459Paris: Charpentier(c. 1740)
USD1250.0Views Europe Portugal;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2459&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263662755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]K. McLeayWilliam McDonald. Piper to His Royal Highness the Prince of WalesLithograph, Vincent Brooks, Image Size : 363x273 (mm), 14.29x10.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 381x288 (mm), 15.00x11.34 (Inches), Paper Size : 503x403 (mm), 19.80x15.87 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, a tear from right margin restored; The lithograph is published on on printer's stiff board. A pair of highly decorative beautifully hand coloured Scottish costumes.P2462Britain: (c. 1866)
USD375.0Music; Costumes;Views Europe Scotland;c. 1866nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2462&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263669321.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]K. McLeayJohn Chisholm. Glen Cannich Ross Shire Clan Chisholm / Colin Stewart Cameron. Newtonmore, Badenoch / John Cameron. Muccomer, Locaber. / Inverness-shire, Clan Cameron.Lithograph, Wright Brooks, Image Size : 370x293 (mm), 14.57x11.54 (Inches), Platemark Size : 393x312 (mm), 15.47x12.28 (Inches), Paper Size : 505x395 (mm), 19.88x15.55 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; small tear in upper margin, also on the lower right.; The lithograph is published on on printer's stiff board.<br>A pair of highly decorative beautifully hand coloured Scottish costumes.P2463Britain: (c. 1869)
USD375.0Costumes;Views Europe Scotland;c. 1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2463&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263669991.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gaston Prost[Two Bathers in the Countryside]Lithograph, Image Size : 695x540 (mm), 27.36x21.26 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 782x601 (mm), 30.79x23.66 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This is a charming scene of two bathers in the countryside.P2465PAris: (c. 1935)
USD1000.0Landscapes Farm & Country Scenes;c. 1935nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2465&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263678214.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.J. DyerM. Bixel's Lager Beer Brewery: Caradoc St. Strathroy, Ont.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x307 (mm), 9.84x12.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 284x353 (mm), 11.18x13.90 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; upper margin extended.; The Bixel Brewery existed as a local brewery in Strathroy from 1876 until 1976.P2467Toronto: Miles & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Advertising Canadian; Views Canada Ontario Others;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2467&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9c1f368f814fc7a0f3d00405bcfdda01_1263682034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ernest Hillemacher; SandozMoliere et sa servante.Steel Engraving, Charles & Alfred Chardon, Image Size : 500x390 (mm), 19.69x15.35 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 640x520 (mm), 25.20x20.47 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good;; Moliere was a famous French Classical playwright during the 17th century. He is well-known for his comedies, including 'Tartuffe', whose satirical portrayal of the clergy attracted strong criticism. His 'servante', Madeleine Bejart, was an actress in his performing troupe, and Moliere wrote several parts for her in his plays.<br><br>The painter, Hillemacher, became famous in mid-19th century Paris for his historical portraits, including this one. He won several artistic awards in his lifetime, including the Legion d'honneur in 1865.P2471Paris: Dusaco(c. 1850)
USD750.0Portraits Literary;c. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2471&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264867746.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D.H. DavisA British Cruiser and How it Works: H.M.S. "Southampton"--A Vessel of Novel Features, Including Four Triple-Turrets for Twelve 6-Inch Guns, and a Catapult.Photogravure, Image Size : 310x921 (mm), 12.20x36.26 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 394x1051 (mm), 15.51x41.38 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; The HMS Southamption (83) was a light cruiser that served in the British navy in the later 1930s and into the early battles of the Second World War. She was destroyed off the coast of Malta in 1941 by German stuka dive bombers.P2478Britain: Inside Knowledge(c. 1937)
USD875.0Military World War I & II;Naval British;c. 1937nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264872314.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.H. DavisA British Submarine as it Appears When the Vessel is Submerging: Showing Essential Features and the Duties of Officers and MenPhotogravure, Image Size : 301x921 (mm), 11.85x36.26 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 391x1058 (mm), 15.39x41.65 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; This is a diagram of a typical submarine, "combining essential parts common to all", in order not to divulge the specific diagrams of actual British submarines during German rearmament before the Second World War.P2479Britain: Inside Knowledge(c. 1937)
USD875.0Military World War I & II; Naval British;c. 1937nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2479&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5696073618219772f698a57973c0743d_1264872589.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lion L EdwardsRunaway Gun TeamLithograph, Image Size : 250x366 (mm), 9.84x14.41 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 281x412 (mm), 11.06x16.22 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, right margin extendedP2481London: Tom Browne & Co.(c.1908)
USD375.0Natural History Horses;c.1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2481&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_61487d73a28be264b0af1698ab9af308_1265841035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Daniel HuntingtonThe Signing of the Death Warrant of Lady Jane Grey.Steel Engraving, Image Size : 434x550 (mm), 17.09x21.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 534x614 (mm), 21.02x24.17 (Inches), Black & White, Good with some creasesP2483London: (1848)
USD475.0Portraits Royalties;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2483&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_46b2182ad954b42d8d9d18b000bc9ab5_1267643689.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M.C. Perry; Francis L. HawksNarrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, Performed in the Years 1852, 1853, and 1854, under the Command of Commodore M. C. Perry, United States Navy, by Order of the Government of the United States. / Compiled from the Original Notes and Journals of Commodore Perry and his Officers, at his Request, and under his Supervision, By Francis L. Hawks, D.D. L. L. D. with Numerous Illustrations. / Published by Order of the Congress of the United States. [ Volume One & Two Only ]Original publisher’s navy cloth boards with blind-stamped vignette of a Japanese port on the upper boards and of the US Navy insignia on the lower boards, flat spine with gilt titles and naval vignette. , Some minor foxing on the first and last five leaves in volume 2, otherwise a near fine copy in original boards, the bindings are in very good shape. Text and plates are clean and crisp., Large 4to, P. Volume 1. (4), title, blank, preface iii-vi, contents vii-xiii, blank, list of illustrations xv-xviii, errata, 1-513, blank, index 515-537, blank, (4); Volume 2. (4), title, publisher’s notice, preface, blank, contents, blank, errata, blank, 1-414, half-title, blank, title, blank, [right to left 1-14], (2), index iii-xi, blank, list of charts, blank, 15 charts, (4)., .Illustrated with 155 plates of which 95 are tinted lithographs, 21 of which are coloured plates ,of which 23 are maps (some folding) , and of which 16 are charts. , Volume : Volume 1-2 of 3. These; These volumes have the Senate boards.<br>“In March of 1852, Perry was appointed commander of a naval expedition to Japan, with orders to induce the Japanese government to enter into diplomatic relations with the United States. Perry believed that the only way to force Japan to abandon her isolationist foreign policy was through a display of superior naval force. After his entry into Araga Harbor on July 8, 1853, the Japanese were eventually compelled to accept a treaty stipulating better treatment of shipwrecked seamen and opening the ports of Hakodate and Shimoda. The most significant result, however, was that Perry’s visit contributed to the collapse of the feudal regime and to the subsequent modernization of Japan. Francis Lister Hawks, the editor of this work, was rector of Calvary Church in New York City. Commodore Perry declined to write the official report of the expedition, underrating his own literary skills. Hawks was then engaged as editor and the two worked together to prepare the report, using a number of journals written by men on the voyage. Journalist Bayard Taylor (q.v.) accompanied this expedition for a part of the time, and his papers were among those used in the preparation of this report.” (Hill)<br>, Sabin pp. 159-60 (unnumbered, listed as “BA”); Cordier Japonica 513-4; Cordier Sinica 2122-3; Bennett 88; Hill 1332.B3294Washington: United States Senate(1856)
USD2500.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea; Book Natural History General;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD4000.0Book Voyages General; Book Natural History General; Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea; Book Astronomy;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Josiah BurchettA Complete History of the most Remarkable Transactions at Sea, from the Earliest Accounts of Time to the Conclusion of the Last War with France. Wherein Is given an Account of the most considerable Naval-Expeditions, Sea-Fights, Stratagems, Discoveries, and Other Maritime Occurrences that have happend among all Nations which have flourished at Sea: And in a more particular manner of Great Britain, from the time of the Revolution, in the Year 1688, to the aforesaid Period. Adornd with Sea-Charts adapted to the History. With an exact Index of the Names of all the Places where any considerable Battel has been fought, in any Part of the World. / In Five Books. / By Josiah Burchett, Esq; Secretary of the Admiralty.Contemporary full calf with gilt borders, spine rebacked with seven compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two and gilt text on seven. , Contemporary full calf with gilt borders, spine rebacked with seven compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two and gilt text on seven. , Small folio, P. (2), blank, privilege, blank, portrait, frontis, blank, title, blank, dedication (4), preface (36), contents (12), 1-800, index (31), errata (2), blank, (2)., Title in red and black. Includes engraved portrait, frontispiece, and nine folding naval charts by Hermann Moll.; “This volume is particularly important in the literature of naval history, not only as a narrative of naval operations in the Nine Years’ War and the War of the Spanish Succession, but as the first general naval history written in the English language” (DNB)., DNB III:291; ESTC t144100; Masien & Lancaster 595; Sabin 9205.B3353London: J. & J. Walthoe(c. 1720.)
USD2500.0Book Military Naval; Book Europe England; Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1720.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3353&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John HawkesworthAn Account of the Voyages Undertaken by the Order of His Present Majesty for Making Discoveries in the Southern Hemishphere and Successively Performed by Commodore Byron, Captain Wallis, Captain Carteret, and Captain Cook, in the Dolphin, the Swallow, and the Endeavour: Drawn up from the Journals which were kept by the several Commanders, and from the Papers of Joseph Banks, Esq; by John Hawkesworth, LL.D.Contemporary full speckled tan calf, rebacked superbly matching the speckled tan boards and saving original title labels, spine in seven compartments of raised gilt bands and densely-gilt compartments, red and green morocco labels on two and three respectively, gilt-tooled board edges, endpapers marbled. , Minor tears in the charts of Magellan’s Strait and of New Zealand, and in the plates “No. 6”, “No. 21”, and “No. 22”, all professionally repaired. In Volume 1, pp. 139 is marked as “139-360” after which the pagination jumps to pp. 363 (with no loss). The gathering “4 N” (pp. 641-648) is misbound, having been placed before “4 M” (pp. 633-640), but there is no loss. In Volume 3, pp. 189 is marked as “191” with no loss. A fine set of this rare first edition of Cook’s first voyage. Text and plates are clean and crisp, and bound in full contemporary gilt decorative calf., 4to, P. Volume 1. (6), title, blank, dedication (3), contents (6), introduction i-xxi, blank, glossary xxiii-xxxiv, directions for placing the cuts xxxvi-xxxvi, half-title, blank, 3-139, blank, half-title, blank, 363-632, 641-648, 633-640, 649-676, (6); Volume 2. (6), title, blank, contents (5), blank, half-title, blank, introduction xi-xv, errata, 1-410, (6); Volume 3. (6), title, blank, contents (4), 411-799, blank, (6)., Complete with all 52 plates and charts, including the “Chart of the Strait of Magellan” and the directions for placing the cuts., Volume : Three Volumes; “The first voyage under the not-yet famous Captain Cook’s command, on the Endeavour, was primarily of a scientific nature…Entering the Pacific around Cape Horn, Cook reached Tahiti in 1769 and carried out the necessary astronomical observations…Leaving Tahiti in July, Cook discovered, named, and charted the Society Islands, and then heading southwest, explored New Zealand…Cook then headed towards Australia and discovered and charted the eastern coast for 2000 miles, naming the New South Wales. He nearly lost his ship on the Great Barrier Reef. Both Australia and New Zealand were annexed by Britain as a result of this voyage, which began in 1768 and ended in 1771. Cook had charted upwards of 5000 miles of coastline under great difficulties. Cook’s discoveries won him prominence, promotion, and the opportunity to sail again…Hawksworth, an eminent London author, was chosen by Lord Sandwich and commissioned by the Admiralty to prepare these narratives for publication. Hawkesworth had succeeded Dr. Samuel Johnson as the editor of the Gentleman’s Magazine, and with him had founded The Adventure. He had also edited the work of Jonathan Swift.” (Hill), Hill 782; Beddie 648; Sabin 30934.B3354London: Strahan & Cadell(1773)
USD15000.0Book Voyages General; Book Pacific General;1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3356&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandre1924: March 13; March 18 – 23; March 28<br>antiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James Morier; Cyrus LeRoy Baldridge, illustratorThe Adventures of Hajji Baba of IspahanOriginal cloth boards with Persian vignette design, gilt title in green label on flat spine, with matching dust-jacket. , Dustjacked with minor tears, otherwise a fine copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. 405 pp., With a profusion of illustrations by Cyrus LeRoy Baldridge.B3357New York: Random House(1937)
USD125.0Book Children; Book Literature General;1937nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3357&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard C. JenkinsonThe Richard C. Jenkinson Collection of Books Chosen to Show the Work of the Best Printers [SIGNED]Hardback with cloth boards, gilt title on flat spine. , A very good copy. , 8vo, P. 71 pp.; 191 pp., Volume : Two Volumes.; Inscription on ffep in Book 2 reads: “To Mr. Charles Bradley, With the compliments of Richard C. Jenkinson, August 5th, 1929.” Also, loose, a signed letter from Richard C. Jenkinson to Charles Bradley, asking the latter to include the reference book in his library.B3358Newark: The Public Library of Newark(1925, 1929.)
USD125.0Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1925, 1929.noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3358&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tom ClancyThe Sum of All Fears (ISBN: 0-399-13615-0)Quarter black cloth with gray paper boards and silver text on upper board and flat spine. Hardcover. With original colour dustjacket and portrait on verso. , Book and dustjacket in excellent condition., 4to, P. 798 pp.B3365New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons(1991)
USD95.0Book Modern General;1991nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Literature English;1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Musical; Book Theatrical;1917nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3372&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Anson; Richard WalterA Voyage Round the World In the Years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV. By George Anson, Esq; Now Lord Anson, Commander in Chief of a Squadron of His Majesty’s Ships, sent upon an Expedition to the South Seas. Compiled from his Papers and Materials, By Richard Walter, M.A. Chaplain of His Majesty’s Ship the Centurion, in that Expedition. Illustrated with Forty-Two Copper-Plates. The Ninth Edition.Recent full brown speckled calf with gilt lines, spine in six gilt-lined compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, board edges gilt, edges speckled red. , Two upper margin corners cut (pp. 317-320), inscription to title leaf, otherwise a nearly fine copy., Large 4to., P. (2), frontis map, title, blank, dedication (3), contents (4), introduction (11), 1-417, blank, directions to binder (2), (2)., Complete with 43 copper-engraved plates and charts (including 31 folding plates and 9 double-page plates), and the frontispiece folding map of Anson’s route not counted in the ‘directions to binder’.; George Anson was a British admiral and a wealthy aristocrat, noted for his circumnavigation of the globe. In 1737 he gained the command of the sixty-gun vessel Centurion. In 1740, on the eve of War of Austrian Succession (1740 - 1748), he became commander (with the rank of commodore) of the squadron sent to attack Spanish possessions in South America.<br>The expedition failed to carry out its original ambitious scheme: Anson’s ill-equipped squadron sailed later than intended; two of his vessels, the Pearl and the Severn, failed to round the Horn and returned home; another vessel, the Wager, suffered shipwreck off the coast of Chile. By the time Anson reached the island of Juan Fernandez in June 1741, only three of his six ships remained, while the strength of his crews had fallen from 961 to 335. In the absence of any effective Spanish force on the coast, he was able to harass the enemy and to sack the small port city of Paita in Peru (13 - 15 November 1741). The steady decrease of his crew by sickness, and the worn-out state of his remaining consorts, compelled him to collect all the remaining survivors in the Centurion. He rested at the island of Tinian, and then made his way to Macao in November 1742. After considerable difficulties with the Chinese, he sailed again with his one remaining vessel to cruise in search of one of the richly laden galleons that conducted the trade between Mexico and the Philippines. The indomitable perseverance he had shown during one of the most arduous voyages in the history of sea adventure gained the reward of the capture of an immensely rich prize, the Nuestra Señora de Covadonga, which he encountered off Cape Espiritu Santo on June 20, 1743. Anson took his prize back to Macao, sold her cargo to the Chinese, and sailed for England, which he reached via the Cape of Good Hope on 15 June 1744. The prize money earned by the capture of the galleon had made him a rich man for life.<br>, Graesse I:141B3373London: D. Browne, J. Osborne, J. Shipton, J. Hodges, et al.(c. 1756)
USD3250.0Book Voyages General; Book Pacific General;c. 1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD775.0Book Canada General; Book Transportation Railway;1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3375&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John FinchamA History of Naval Architecture: To Which is Prefixed, an Introductory Dissertation on the Application of Mathematical Science to the Art of Naval Construction. (With Fifty-Eight Illustrative Plates).Recent blind-lined ½ navy calf with matching marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt nautical motifs, gilt text on two, four, and six, endpapers renewed. , Occasional mild browning; otherwise a very good uncut copy., Tall 8vo., P. (4), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, preface v-viii, contents (11), blank, list of engravings (2), errata, blank, introduction ix-lxxxiv, 1-415, blank, (4)., Complete with 58 plates on 57 sheets depicting naval vessels throughout history and several cross-sections and other diagrams.; A summary of the history and evolution of naval architecture from the time of the Phoenicians and Greeks to the British Empire. The text is complimented by a large number of illustrations that offer a detailed rendering of the evolution of ship-building. One of the most important books on the subject, published at a period of astonishingly rapid technological development., MacDonald 303B3376London: Whittaker and Co.(1851)
USD1250.0Book History General; Book Military Naval;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3376&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bowen, EmanThe HavanaHand Colored, Very Good; margins extended, Size : 57x69 (mm), 2.25x2.75 (Inches)M1513London: (1747)
USD275.0Maps West Indies Cuba;1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aee56b1b4faf112158cac51baa976c8c_1269113445.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bowen, EmanA Plan of the Town and Harbour of Louisbourg in the Island of Cape BretonHand Colored, Very Good; margins extended, Size : 137x151 (mm), 5.375x6 (Inches)M3049London: (1747)
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USD175.0Maps Central America Panama;1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3096&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aee56b1b4faf112158cac51baa976c8c_1269113835.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mallet, Alain ManessonMexique ou Nouvelle EspagneHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 148x102 (mm), 5.83x4.02 (Inches); From French Edition of "Description de l'Univers".M7067Paris: (1686)
USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico;Maps United States South;1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7067&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aee56b1b4faf112158cac51baa976c8c_1269112473.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni MaginiUniversi Orbis Descriptio Ad Usum NavigantiumBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 138x180 (mm), 5.43x7.09 (Inches); Magini's mariner's map is based on the large world map of Gerard Mercator of 1569. The map depicts a huge southern continent, to which Magini has added fanciful ranges of mountains. A fine network of rhumb lines criss-cross the map and the oceans are stipple engraved in the Italian style. Printed on a full sheet of Italian text with text below the map providing simplified navigational instructions. This map, engraved by Girolamo Porro, is from the Venetian edition of the quarto edition of Ptolemy's Geography that was edited by the distinguished Italian geographer Giovanni Magini.<br><br>, Shirley #196.M7072Venice: (1597)
USD1500.0Maps World;1597nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7072&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aaf4147d51e579038dfaff7146a60898_1268345340.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; MaginiPtolemaei Typus.Black & White, Very Good; a tear in the lower margin not effecting the map, Size : 138x178 (mm), 5.43x7.01 (Inches); Ptolemaic map following the classical format. The Indian Ocean is landlocked with a continuous coastline joining Africa to South East Asia. Toprobana, present day Sri Lanka, is a very large island in the Indian Ocean and the Indian sub-continent is completely missing, although the Ganges river is shown. The Mediterranean is well depicted, but greatly exaggerated in length. In Africa, the Nile is shown originating in mountains below the Equator. Finely engraved in the Italian style with a stippled sea by Girolamo Porro. The map is on a full sheet of Italian text. Italian text on verso., Shirley #193.M7073Venice: (1597)
USD1250.0Maps World;1597nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7073&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aaf4147d51e579038dfaff7146a60898_1268345481.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. ChildCity of DiuHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 140x200 (mm), 5.51x7.87 (Inches); Diu is a city in Diu district in the union territory of Daman and Diu, India.M7074London: (1730)
USD275.0Maps City Maps;Maps Asia Central India;1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7074&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8d9e737bee757b0c2527da346120a554_1268669607.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. ChildPlan of City of CochinHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 155x214 (mm), 6.10x8.43 (Inches); Now known as Kochi, a city in the Indian state of Kerala.M7075London: (1730)
USD275.0Maps Asia Central India;Maps City Maps;1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7075&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8d9e737bee757b0c2527da346120a554_1268669882.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KircherLe Globe Celeste En Deux Plans HemispheresHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 200x268 (mm), 7.87x10.55 (Inches)M7079Amsterdam: (1672)
USD575.0Maps Celestial;1672nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7079&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aee56b1b4faf112158cac51baa976c8c_1269118103.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard Paton; John Boydell[The Brave and Gallant Defence of Gibraltar from the Exterior and Interior.] To Gen. Sir Geo. Elliot, Lieut. Gen. Boyd, Gen. Lamotte, Major Gen. Greene, Sir Roger Curtis the Officers, Soldiers and Sailors.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 450x650 (mm), 17.72x25.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x730 (mm), 22.05x28.74 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, plates are mounted on stiff publisher's paper and backed by acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; Important and scarce pair of British Naval prints. <br>This representation of the brave and gallant defence of Gibraltar, against the united force of Spain and France, on the 14th Sept. 1782 for which important service done their country they received the thanks of both houses of Parliament. Is humbly inscribed by their most humble servant.<br>From 1779 to 1782 Gibraltar sustained a siege at the hands of a combined French and Spanish force. In the course of the siege the garrison under General Elliot , afterwards Lord Heathfield, was several times reinforced and victualled by British fleets which ran the gauntlet of the blockade. In September 1782, the allies contemplated a grand attack on the fortress before it could be again relieved, and a great force of vessels was mustered in Algeciras Bay. A violent gale of wind which sprung up on the 10th drove some of the fleet from their moorings; one vessel, the San Miguel, being forced under the batteries of Gibraltar, where she had to surrender. On September 13 the intended attack was made. The Spanish floating batteries, from which so much had been expected, were all set on fire and destroyed by Sir Roger Curtis, and the remaining ships of the combined fleet returned to Algeciras.P2484London: John Boydell(1784)
USD5500.0Naval British;Views Europe Spain;1784noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2484&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e49de50d31ea790f3efa11d054060f85_1268172433.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard Paton; John BoydellTo Adm. Lord Howe, Vice Adm. Barrington and Milbank, Rear Adm. Hood and Hughes, Commodore Hotham, the Officers, Seamen and Marines.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 450x645 (mm), 17.72x25.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x725 (mm), 22.05x28.54 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, the plate is mounted on stiff publisher's paper and backed by acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; This representation of the relief of Gibraltar on the 11th Oct. 1782 (by the gallant & able Manoevres of the British Fleet against a superior fleet of the enemy) for which important service done their country they received the thanks of both houses of Parliament. Is humbly inscribed by their most humble servant.P2485London: John Boydell(1784)
USD2750.0Naval British;Views Europe Spain;1784noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2485&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e49de50d31ea790f3efa11d054060f85_1268172629.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E.W. CookeDutch Trawlers Landing Fish at EgmontSteel Engraving, Image Size : 435x650 (mm), 17.13x25.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good; Charming Dutch Fishing scene.P2494London: (1874)
USD1500.0Transportation Ships;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2494&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_076195e155eee49417e92f3d290c57ee_1270070367.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Guillim; Francis NowerA Display of Heraldrie: Manifesting A more easie access to the knowledge therof then hath hitherto been published by any, through the benefit of Method; Wherein it is now reduced by the Study and Industry of John Guillim late Pursuivant at Armes. / Interlaced with much variety of History, suitable to the several Occasions or Subjects. / The fourth Edition. / Corrected and much enlarged by the Author himselfe in his life time: Together with his own Addition of explaining the tearms of Hawking and Hunting, for the use and delight of Gentlemen. And now to this fourth Edition are added about three hundred new Coats and Bearings of eminent Families, in their proper Sections, never before inserted. As also a true Register of the Blazons of all the Knights of the Garter, from the first Installment to the last: And also of all the Baronets from their first Creation to the last. / Faithfully collested by Francis Nower Arms-Painter (and Student in Heraldry) in Bartholomew Lane, London.Recent gilt-lined ½ calf with marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two, four and six, gilt armorial motif on three, edges speckled red, endpapers renewed. , Occasional minor tears repaired expertly. Title page laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation. Otherwise a very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp. A number of mispaginations, but the book is complete., Tall 4to., P. (4), engr. title plate, blank, title, blank, dedication (2), “to none but gentlemen” (2), “L’envoy to the author” (5), blank, “to the reader” (2), author’s note, table, 1-402, (4), 403-410, 412-432, 435-444, half-title, 2-36, index (6), (2)., With an intricately engraved title plate, fourteen decorative headpieces and eleven initials. Profusely illustrated with in-text engravings of various coats of arms of seventeenth-century British nobility.; “This fourth edition is dedicated to the Marquess of Hertford by Richard Blome, whose maternal grandfather, Richard Adams, in his lifetime was in his Lordship’s service. The dedication is follwed by an address “To none but Gentlemen,” by Francis Nower, who, for the advantage of the printer, was induced to add some hundreds of Coats to the former editions, but confesses there are three families whose Arms are inserted that he could wish omitted. “The Display” is extended to 444 pages. The “Register of the Knights of the Garter” is dedicated to the Earl of Northumberland, and the “Catalogue of Baronets” to Sir Edmond Bacon, by Richard Blome. These lists occupy 36 pages. Of the Baronets, F. Nower observes, there are some Coats he thought better to omit at the latter end, than to have inserted upon uncertain grounds, the printed Catalogue being defective, and the Heralds at Oxford not keeping so punctual an account of them in the hurry of a civil war as formerly.<br>“The utility of this book is much increased, by the addition of an alphabetical Table of Names at the end, which is much wanted in the former.<br>“This edition had scarcely been issued when the Restoration brought Heraldry into more request, and rendered a selection of the examples, upon the rise of a new party, necessary, to obtain a sale.” (BH)<br>, Bibliotheca Heraldica CXCVB3289London: Jacob Blome(c. 1660.)
USD2500.0Book Royalty; Book Europe England; Book History English;c. 1660.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3289&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. E. Rich; Winston ChurchillThe History of the Hudson’s Bay Company / 1670-1870 / By E. E. Rich, M.A. / Master of St. Catharine’s College, Cambridge / Vere Harmsworth Professor of Imperial and Naval History / With a Foreword by the Right Honourable Sir Winston Churchill, K.G., O.M., C.H., F.R.S., M.P. / Grand Seigneur of the Company of Adventurers of England trading into Hudson’s BayOriginal blue cloth boards, flat spine with gilt title and gilt HBC stamp, top edges gilt, fore- and bottom edges untrimmed. , Excellent condition, some leaves unopened., 8vo., P. Volume 1. (2), half-title, blank, list of members of the HBC Record Society, blank, title, limited edition notice, frontis leaf, title, printer’s imprint, foreword, blank, preface xi-xii, contents xiii-xv, list of illustrations, 1-687, blank, list of members i-ix, list of subscribing libraries x-xv, blank, (2); Volume 2. (6), half-title, blank, list of members of the HBC Record Society, blank, frontis leaf, title, limited edition notice, title, printer’s imprint, ix-x, list of illustrations, blank, 1-974, (2), list of members i-ix, list of subscribing libraries x-xv, blank, (2)., Complete with a coloured frontispiece portrait in each volume, 4 additional leaves of portraits, 2 folding maps, and double-page endpaper-pastedown maps., Volume : Two Volumes.; These are Volumes XXI and XXII of the Publications of the Hudson’s Bay Record Society, distributed in a limited printing to society members. These two volumes are the most detailed of the Society’s publications, and presents a definitive history of the great British fur-trading venture, covering the Company’s activities from the granting of the Charter (1670) to the Deed of Surrender (1869). The author had unprecendented access to original documents from the Company archives., Smith S602; Tweney 64.B3392London: The Hudson’s Bay Record Society(1958-9.)
USD550.0Book Canada General; Book History General;1958-9.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3392&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. MontuleA Voyage to North America, and the West Indies, in 1817. / By E. Montule. Knight of the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour. Author of Travels in Egypt, &c.Recent gilt-lined ½ calf with marble boards, gilt lettering on flat spine, endpapers renewed. , Perforated ex-library marks to title and final leaf, lacks four plates, otherwise a good copy., 8vo., P. (2), title, blank, 1-102, (2)., With two plates, lacks four.; Sabin 50230B3393London: Richard Phillips and Co.(c. 1821.)
USD200.0Book Americas West Indies; Book Americas U.S General; Book Voyages General;c. 1821.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3393&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alessandro MoschettiPrincipali Monumenti di Roma / Raccolta delle Principali Vedute di Roma Antica e Moderna / Incise da Alessandro MoschettiEarly 20th-century cloth boards with gilt title and floral motif on upper board, blind floral cornerpieces on upper and lower boards, flat spine in four compartments of gilt- and blind-tooled bands, recent gilt title label on two. , Plates are generally clean and crisp, a very good example of this work., c. 1846., P. (4), engr. title, 53 plates, (4)., With engraved title and 53 plates depicting monuments of ancient and modern Rome.B3398Rome: Luigi Frezza(c. 1846.)
USD2500.0Book Europe Italy; Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1846.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3398&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph Francois LafitauHistoire des Decouvertes et Conquestes des Portugais dans le Nouveau Monde, Avec des Figures en taille-douce, Par le R.P. Joseph Francois Lafitau de la Compagnie de Jesus.Recent full calf with fine gilt border, spine in six blind-tooled compartments of raised gilt bands, brown morocco labels on two and four, edges tinted red, endpapers renewed to match boards. , Occasionabrowning, mispagination with Vol 1 pp. 137-144 which are marked as “167-174”, foliation is constant and text is not affected, and pagination is uninterrupted from pp. 145 onward. A very good copy of this influential travel narrative, plates and map have strong impressions., 4to., P. Volume 1. (6), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication (3), blank, preface i-xxiv, 1-136, “167-174”, 145-616, index (45), blank, (4); Volume 2. (6), title, blank, 1-693, index (85), privilege (2), errata (2), (6)., Complete with 15 copper engraved plates and one folding map of the world tracking the voyages of Vasco da Gama, Cabral and Magellan., Volume : Two Volumes.; Text in French.<br>This is a history of 15th and 16th century explorations and conquests carried out by the Portuguese in the East, written by a Jesuit missionary. The frontispiece depicts a birdseye view of Lisbon harbour, with Portugal’s Indian fleet in the foreground. Plates include maps of Portuguese ports and colonies in the Far East, India and Africa, including Cochin, Malacca, Goa, Aden, and Mozambique. “The title of this work is not very appropriate, as it relates almost entirely to the discoveries and conquests made by the Portuguese in Asia and Africa. It is, however, an esteemed and well-written work” (Sabin).<br>, Sabin 38591-2; Alden 733/146; Brunet III:14; Graesse IV:71.B3399Paris: Saugrain & Coignard(c. 1733.)
USD4000.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Central India; Book Asia South East General; Book Africa General;c. 1733.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3399&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_50a8d1d1a19cba6d43aab7c701798266_1344538543.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rudyard KiplingThe Writings in Prose and Verse of Rudyard Kipling. [First 28 Volumes, Including:] The Jungle Book, Kim, [and] From Sea to Sea.Original publisher’s black ½ morocco with marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text in two and three, top edges gilt, edges uncut (occasionally unopened), endpapers marbled. , A very fine set, text and plates are clean and crisp and bound in decorative period binding., 8vo., Each volume with a frontispiece, several illustrative plates throughout., Volume : First 28 Volumes (of 32)B3400New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons(1920, 1923, 1926, 1928.)
USD3500.0Book Literature English; Book Bindings, Sets;1920, 1923, 1926, 1928.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3400&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. Van Lerberghi; James Godby; M. BuonaiutiItalian Scenery; Representing the Manners, Customs, and Amusements of the Different States of Italy; Containing Thirty-Two Coloured Engravings, by James Godby, From Original Drawings by P. Van Lerberghi. / The Narrative by M. Buonaiuti.Original crimson full diced calf with gilt and blind-tooled floral borders, rebacked expertly, spine in seven compartments of raised bands and finely gilt motifs, gilt text on two and six, all edges gilt, with original gilt edges and inner dentelles, marbled endpapers. , An excellent copy of this book in attractive crimson gilt binding; text and plates are clean and crisp., Tall 4to., P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, preface, blank, list of plates, blank, 33 plates with 38 accompanying ff. of text (unpaginated), (4)., Complete with 32 colour engravings by J. Godby after P. van Lerberghi, as well as a plate of sheet music for a Neapolitan dance.; Text leaves with English descriptions on recto and French descriptions on verso., Colas II:2970; Hiler 382; Abbey Travel 164B3403London: Thomas McLean(c. 1823.)
USD3500.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Europe Italy;c. 1823.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3403&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_008d74c9af81b36417c5c43950cafcd6_1271797670.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Isaak Commelin; René Augustin Constatin de RennevilleRecueil des Voyages qui ont servi a l etablissement et aux progrez de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales, Formee dans les Provinces-Unies des Pais-Bas. / Nouvelle Edition, revue par l Auteur & considérablement augmentée. Enrichie d un grand nombre de Figures en Taille-douce. [TEN VOLUMES]19th-century ¼ green calf with matching marble boards (specially done for Pierre Margry), spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, red morocco labels on two and four, gilt lettering on six, all edges tinted red, marbled endpapers renewed. , All corners with minor shelfwear, head of spine of vols. 4 and 8 slightly chipped; the following is present in all books: minor offsetting of red ink from title page onto frontispiece, minor dampstaining in upper margins (sometimes affecting text), minor age-toning throughout; mispaginations common but with no loss (eg., in vol. 2, pagination jumps from 144 to 147, but foliation remains constant and text unaffected; in vol. 7, pagination runs until p. 63, then starts again from 62 until the end, foliation and text unaffected); in vol. 1, there is a plate torn out at p. 199; in vols. 3 and 4, the final leaves are heavily age-toned (final leaf of vol. 4’s index is reinforced), in vol. 6, several central leaves are heavily age-toned, in vol. 7, early leaves have minor foxing; in vol. 7, one-inch tears enter the text on pp. 75-6, and 157-8 and a minor burn mark to pp. 63-64 creates minor loss to text, and there is minor damage to pp. 531-2; despite its minor flaws, this set is in very good condition, rebacked in attractive 19th-century binding., 12mo., P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication 1-4, preface 5-24, avertissement 25-54, 55-436, index (10), (4); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, 1-144, 147-340, index (16), (4); Volume 3. (6), blank, frontis, title, blank, 1-484, index (18), (6); Volume 4. (4), title, blank, 1-425, index (10), blank, (4); Volume 5. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, 1-437, index (11), (4); Volume 6. (4), title, blank, 1-434, index (14), (4); Volume 7. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, 1-63, 62-582, index (29), approbation, privilege (2), (4); Volume 8. (4), title, blank, 1-421, index (7), (4); Volume 9. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, 1-486, index (12), (4); Volume 10. (4), title, blank, 1-381, index (8), (4)., Titles in red and black ink. With 65 (of 66?) plates, including 41 views (30 folding), and 24 folding maps. Volumes 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, and 9 have frontispieces. Includes a number of early important maps of South Africa, Madagascar, Bali, Java, as well as a large folding map of Southeast Asia, and a folding map of the route taken across the Pacific Ocean from Magellan’s Strait to New Guinea. Also the plate “Isle du Prince” is duplicated: one in vol. 2, one in vol. 3. , Volume : 10 volumes.; Pierre Margry; Paris bookseller Charles Chadenat., This is a later edition of the French reissue of the account of early Dutch voyages published in 1608 by Commelin, as edited by Renneville in 1702-6. Complete in itself and does not include the supplementary 2-volume Voyage de Gautier Schouten aux Indes Orientales, because it was not published with the Machuel edition (Sabin: “This edition was printed in larger type, and contains some additions, with more maps and plates. It does not include Gautier Schouten’s voyage”). The Dutch were engaged in searching for the most efficient sea route to the East Indies, including a “North-East Passage” to the north of Russia. It includes interesting accounts of the early exploring expeditions to the northeast of Europe, between 1591 and 1595. It describes several voyages, including the famous wintering in Nova Zembla. Another part describes the first Dutch voyage by way of the Cape of Good Hope under the command of Houtman (1595-96). Upon their successful return with spices from the East Indies, the Dutch focussed all their fleets on the south-eastern route over the next few years, resulting in the formation of the Dutch East India Company in 1602. <br>With regards to the first English edition (1703), Hill writes, “Renneville was a French-born professor of religion in Holland; he completed this work prior to his eleven-year imprisonment (1702-1713) in the Bastille for allegedly having criminal correspondence with foreigners. Following his release, Renneville wrote a scathing account of his term in the most famous of French prisons, as well as expanding this work on East-India Company voyages to ten volumes, several published posthumously.”<br>Provenance of Pierre Margry, an important 19th-century French archivist and historian. The spines bear his name in gilt lettering. Booklabel of the Paris bookseller Charles Chadenat.<br>Pierre Margry (1818-1894) dedicated his life to researching the history of France’s overseas exploits (“les exploits français”). He worked as an archivist at the Ministère de la Marine et des Colonies (the Naval and Colonial Ministry) in Paris, and was able to compile the biographies of several French explorers previously forgotten. As his fame as a historian of French colonial history mounted, so did his private collection of exploration books. According to one source, Margry often butted heads with noted American historian Francis Parkman: the latter often accused Margry of neglecting important information in his historical accounts, as well as denying Parkman access to his private library for the American’s own researches. Margry’s defense was that the public could only take historical truth if revealed gradually, and that he was working to the best of his ability. These books form part of that private collection of travel books so defiantly hoarded by Margry from his contemporaries.<br>, Sabin 68455; Alden 725/166; Landwehr VOC 254; Hill 1438 (1703 English ed.); Cox I:9 (1703 English ed.); University of Moncton: Fonds d’Archives No. 154.B3412Rouen: Jean-Baptiste Machuel le jeune(c. 1725.)
USD7500.0Book Voyages General;c. 1725.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3412&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Dugdale; Wenceslaus HollarThe Antiquities of Warwickshire Illustrated; From Records, Leiger-Books, Manuscripts, Charters, Evidences, Tombes, and Armes: Beautified With Maps, Prospects and Portraictures.18th-century diced russia gilt calf, rebacked preserving original spine, flat spine is in six densely-gilt compartments of gilt bands, board edges gilt-lined, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , Corners bumped; includes errata leaf but lacks final blank; light dampstain in outer margin of opening leaves; minor marginal worming toward end generally not affecting text or images; map between pp. 486-7 and plates between pp. 532-3 backed with paper for preservation and rehinged, several mispaginations with no loss to text (see above); otherwise a very good copy of this rare first edition; text, plates and maps are clean and crisp., c. 1656, P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedications (4), preface (7), 1-232, 283-460, 471-732, 743, 724-826, index (12), errata, glossary, (4)., Title in red and black ink. With 63 plates, of which 17 are double-page views and maps (7 maps). In addition, illustrated with a profusion of in-text engravings. Plates are by the famous contemporary engraver, Wesceslaus Hollar.; Armorial bookplate of John Peachey dated 1782; ex-libris of Westdean Library; signature of John Throgmorton Middlemore., Most of the books in this first edition were consumed in the Great Fire of London in 1666 (the year after publication)—this copy must have survived by being taken to another city. It is said that in order to put together this extraordinary work, Dugdale himself scoured every inch of Warwickshire, to the very last hamlet. “Most of the plates are by Hollar, though on many of them his name does not appear,” notes DNB. “The county is described hundred by hundred, and the topography follows as nearly as possible the course of the streams. The bulk of the volume consists of pedigrees and histories of county families, in conjunction with accounts of the the places where they were settled, and of religious and charitable foundations and their founders, all of them remarkable for general accuracy, and accompanied by constant references to authorities.”, Upcott 1247-59; Wing D2479; Lowndes III:687; DNB VI:138.B3415London: Thomas Warren(c. 1656)
USD5000.0Book Europe England; Book Plate Books General;c. 1656noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3415&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry Chamberlain, et al.A New and Compleat History and Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, and Parts adjacent; From the Earliest Accounts, to the Year 1770. / Containing I. An Account of the original Foundation… II. Their Laws, Charters, Customs, …III. A Description of the several Wards, Parishes, … IV. An Account of the Curiosities of the Tower London… V. A general History of the memorable Actions of the Citizens… / By a Society of Gentlemen; Revised, Corrected, and Improved, by Henry Chamberlain of Hatton-Garden, Esq.Full contemporary calf, later rebacked, spine in seven densely gilt compartments of raised bands, morocco label on two, later endpapers. , Minor age-toning throughout; otherwise a very good copy of this important historical work, text and plates are clean., Folio., P. (2), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, privilege, list of subscribers [1-4], 5-682, appendix (2), index (8), (2)., Complete according to its own index with 67 copper engraved plates (and 1 copper-engraved headpiece, as mentioned in Adams) depicting views, personages, and maps pertaining to the history and geography of London.; Printed in double columns.<br>The work is “ ‘Embellished and illustrated with a great Number of curious Copper-Plates, from original drawings made on purpose for this work by the celebrated Wale, and engraved by Grignion and other very eminent Artists.’ In fact the publication had already been running for over a year, since the ‘Gazetteer & Daily Advertiser’ of 21 January 1769 had announced that the first Number was published on the previous day.<br>“Samuel Wale had been designing illustrations for books and magazines, of which many were engraved by Charles Grignion, for 25 years. The plates credited to them in this work are distinguished from the rest by rococo frames, their subjects being historical or topical.” (Adams)<br>, Upcott 640; Adams 48; ESTCT 56038.B3416London: J. Cooke(c. 1770.)
USD2250.0Book History English; Book Plate Books General;c. 1770.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3416&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul de KruifMicrobe HuntersFull red cloth boards, flat spine with title in black, top edge tinted red, edges uncut. , Very good condition, lacks dustjacket., 8vo, 363 pp.B3417New York: Blue Ribbon Books(1926)
USD200.0Book Science & Technology; Book Modern First Editions;1926nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pascal Xavier CosteMonuments Modernes De La Perse Measures, Dessines et Decrits.Contemporary half red morocco, spine in six compartments of raised bands each centered with a gilt crescent moon, title on two. Marbled pasted and free endpapers. Top edge gilt., Very good condition. Occasional faint spotting mostly in the margins., Folio (562 x 425mm) , Complete with 71 plans and views on 56 leaves, 8 of these chromolithographed, 1 aquatint, the rest engraved or engraved and etched, some folding, after Coste.; First edition of Coste’s very rare survey of Persian architecture, including some splendid chromolithographed views and extensive text explanations that serve as an introduction. Coste travelled to Persia with his Collaborator Eugene Flandin, as part of the French diplomatic mission there in 1839-1841. Coste had previously published Voyage en Perse in Collaboration with Flandin.<br><br>“A grand and beautiful volume, the only authentic work on Persian architecture, with accurate measurements, elevations, sections, details and ornaments.” (Bernard Quaritch, c. 1883) <br><br>Pascal-Xavier Coste (1787-1878). In 1818 he was appointed architect to Mehemet Ali, pasha of Egypt. In 1828 he returned to practise in Marseilles and was made supervising architect of that city. During the years 1840-1841 Coste was attached, with Eugène Flandin, painter, to the French embassy at the court of Persia. They published in 1844 the great work Voyage en Perse, Perse Ancienne. Independently of Flandin, Coste made observations and measurements of the Mohammedan monuments of Persia, which he published in 1865, Monuments Modernes de la Perse (1 vol. folio text and pls.).<br>B3422Paris: A. Morel(c. 1867)
USD35000.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_61bce049141b369885d8bda7899ccf5d_1273089215.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Archduke Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria; Franz von PausingerEine Orientreise Beschrieben vom Kronprinzen Rudolf von Osterreich Illustrirt nach Original-Zeichnungen von Franz von Pausinger / Mit 37 Radirungen von J. Klaus und 100 Holzschnitten von F.W. Bader.Original publisher’s decorative gilt cloth boards; highly decorative upper board with various floral patterns, cornerpieces, and an arabesque centerpiece around the gilt title; the lower board is blind-stamped with the publisher’s device in the centre. Flat spine with similar gilt motifs as upper board, including gilt title. Black endpapers with gilt floral design. , With original tissue guards. A fine example of this important late-19th century travel plate book on the Orient, bound in decorative gilt original publisher’s cloth, text and plates are clean and crisp., Folio., P. (2), half-title, blank, blank, frontis portrait, title, blank, foreword, blank, contents, blank, 1-167, blank, list of plates (2), (4)., Complete with 37 etchings by J. Klaus and 100 woodcuts by F.W. Bader after original drawings by Franz von Pausinger.; Text in German.<br>This Austrian plate book describes the voyage undertaken by the Crown Prince, Rudolf, son of Austrian Emperor Franz Josef, to Egypt and the Holy Land, and is illustrated with several of Franz von Pausinger’s drawings. The trip began in Vienna and passed through Corfu to Alexandria, Cairo, Suez, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth and concluded at Haifa. Five years after the publication of this work, the Crown Prince and his wife died at his hunting lodge, apparently through suicide.<br>, Weber 860 (English edition); Ibrahim-Hilmy II:200B3423Vienna: K. K. Hof(1884.)
USD1500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Africa Egypt; Book Asia Middle East Holy Land;1884.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3423&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert HomeSelect Views in Mysore, the Country of Tippoo Sultan; from Drawings Taken on the Spot by Mr. Home; with Historical Descriptions.Contemporary full calf with gilt-tooled border, rebacked, flat spine in six compartments of gilt bands, black morocco label on two. , Covers scratched, edges bumped; 3rd leaf of Persian (Urdu) script inserted upside down; two folding tears to the large “Plan of the Position of the Confederate Armies” under the direction of Cornwallis, and one folding tear to the “Plan of Bangalore”. Otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. (2), blank, Arabic script, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface v-vii, blank, “monuments”, blank, 1-48, (4)., With 33 plates, including 4 folding maps (one hand-coloured) and 29 copper-engraved views of India. Also with 13 leaves of Persian (Urdu) script, one at the beginning of each section.; Text with wide margins, several tissue guards present.<br>The plates were drawn by Home, engraved by Hawksworth and published by R. Brown. According to Cox, there should be 5 maps and 29 engraved plates, however, it is commonly found with only 4 maps. Home had been serving as a painter in Madras during the latter half of the 18th century, and was thus able to paint some very remarkable views of the country, as well as several battle plans and maps during the third Anglo-Mysore war (1789-92). Due to France’s embroilment in revolution, they were unable to aid their Indian allies, the Kingdom of Mysore, and thus Britain was able to defeat Mysore to the advantage of Britain’s Indian allies.<br>, Cox I:305; DNB IX:1132.B3427London: Bowyer(c. 1794.)
USD2500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Asia Central India;c. 1794.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3427&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R[ichard] Dagley; [Thomas Gaspey]Takings; or, the Life of a Collegian. A Poem. Illustrated by Twenty-Six Etchings, from Designs by R. Dagley, Author of “Select Gems from the Antique,” “A Compendium of the Theory and Practice of Drawing and Painting,” &c. &c.Contemporary ½ calf with blind borders and marble boards, spine in six densely gilt compartments of raised bands, red morocco label on two, edges speckled red, blue endpapers. , Minor chipping to head of spine; minor brownspot affecting centre of final six leaves, including final plate (“Taking Caudle”). Apart from that and minor offsetting from the plates onto the adjacent page, the book is in very good condition, text and plates are generally clean and crisp., 8vo., P. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication iii-iv, advertisement v-vii, blank, “ludicrous in art” ix-xxxix, blank, half-title, blank, introduction (4), list of plates, blank, half-title, blank, 5-184, (4)., Complete with 26 hand-coloured caricature plates by the author.; Dagley was primarily an English subject printer, and “at first made designs for jewellery…. As a medallist he obtained some success, and he published works on Gems in 1804 and 1822. His life was a continued struggle against poverty” (Bryan’s). The book is an illustrated poem with several caricatures, after the manner of Pierce Egan’s Life in London published the previous year. Dagley wrote the introductory preface on the “ludicrous in art” as well as drew and engraved all the plates; Thomas Gaspey, uncredited, wrote the poem itself., DNB V:377-8; Bryan’s II:3.B3428London: Warren & Whittaker(1821.)
USD775.0Book Caricatures; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Literature English;1821.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Carey; George CruikshankLife in Paris; Comprising the Rambles, Sprees, and Amours, of Dick Wildfire, of Corinthian Celebrity, And his Bang-up Companion, Squire Jenkins and Captain O’Shuffleton; with the Whimsical Adventures of the Halibut Family; Including Sketches of a Variety of other Eccentric Characters in the French Metropolis. / By David Carey. / Embellished with Twenty One [sic] Coloured Plates, representing Scenes from Real Life, designed and engraved by Mr. George Cruikshank. Enriched also with Twenty-Two Engravings on Wood, drawn by the same Artist, and executed by Mr. White.Contemporary ½ calf with marble boards, spine in five compartments of raised gilt-lined bands, gilt text on two, endpapers marbled. , Final leaf with directions “To the Binder” as called for in Cohn has been removed, however it has left an offset on the adjacent page, which indicates it was present at some stage, thus making this a first issue, regardless; aside from minor offsetting to the pages facing plates, and a small tear in pp. 337-338 (not affecting text), this book is in very good condition: plates and text are clean and bright., 8vo., P. (6), engraved title, blank, title, blank, preface v-viii, illustrations ix-xvi, contents xvii-xxiv, 1-489, blank, (6)., Complete with twenty-one handsomely hand-coloured caricature aquatints by the famous George Cruikshank, as well as a profusion of in-text woodcuts by the same.; Tooley notes that the “To the Binder” leaf is frequently lacking, including their Suzannet copy. However, pp. 143-4 is present in its cancelled form, but pp. 335-6 is in its uncancelled form, as described in both Cohn and Abbey. The latter notes that this is “one of the best imitations of Pierce Egan’s Life in London, 1821, which had plates by Robert and George Cruikshank…. The frontispiece or engraved title here is similar in conception to that of Life in London…. The first issue in boards has at the end the ‘To the Binder’ leaf with Marchant’s imprint.”, Cohn 109; Tooley 129; Abbey Travel 112B3430London: John Fairburn(1822.)
USD1000.0Book Caricatures; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Literature English;1822.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SadiGulistanOriginal decorative calf binding. , Covers slightly worn, otherwise in very good condition, manuscript text is clean and crisp., 8vo (195 x 140 mm)., P. (4), 126 ff., (4)., The manuscript was copied in Farsi on thick, cream-coloured paper, written with nasta’liq script in black ink, with some red words accentuated, 12 lines of text per page within a written area of 170 x 95 mm.; This is a manuscript copy of Sa’di’s (1184-1283 AD) Gulistan. Sa’di was a Persian poet, known not only for the beauty of his style, but also for the social concepts contained in his work. He studied in Baghdad, where he met Suhrawardi, the founder of the Ishraqi, or “Illumination” School. Sa’di had to flee Baghdad because of the Mongol threat; he decided to take a long journey through central Asia and India, and then over to Yemen and Ethiopia via Mecca. In Syria, however, Sa’di was captured by European soldiers and was forced into slavery until he was ransomed. From Syria he proceeded to North Africa, and then to Anatolia, and finally to his native Shiraz in 1256. Of his works, two stand as his most famous: the Bustan and the Gulistan (the former composed in mathnawi or rhyming couplets; and the latter composed in rhyming prose). He is also the author of many qasidas (long panegyrics) in Persian and Arabic, of mystic ghazal (love poems), and of satiric poetry. His tomb in Shiraz is a shrine.B3433Iran: (c. 1263 AH (1884 AD).)
USD1500.0Book Manuscript General; Book Literature General; Book Asia Middle East Iran;c. 1263 AH (1884 AD).nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3433&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d93c63158c5e48387d53855eadddbfa6_1285882570.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Karim ibn Ibrahim, author ; Ali Muhammad …, transcriberHaghayegh Alteb [Haqayeq al-Teb ; Haqaiq al-Tib ; The Fundamentals of Medicine]Original hand-painted green and speckled gilt on papered boards, with gilt-lined borders enclosing floral motifs (all hand-painted), rebacked expertly in matching green morocco, spine in five gilt-lined compartments of raised bands, gilt black morocco label on two. , Small brownspots on foreedge not affecting text, otherwise a very good copy of this detailed Arabic manuscript on traditional and contemporary medicine in 19th century Middle East., 8vo., Foliation. 1 ff., 371 ff., 1 ff., The manuscript was copied in Arabic on thin, polished, cream-coloured paper, in black and red ink, 22 lines of text per page in a written area of 166 x 94 mm (although some of the heavily-annotated pages have a far wider area: 220 x 127 mm). With wide margins, several pages are richly annotated.; Text in Arabic.<br>Karim ibn Ibrahim also penned the Mir’at al-Hikmat.<br>B3435Iran (?): (c. 1264-1267 A.H. (1847-1850 A.D.).)
USD7500.0Book Manuscript General; Book Medical; Book Asia Middle East Iran;c. 1264-1267 A.H. (1847-1850 A.D.).nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3435&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e25380f718bc6594282ebf1f19272fec_1301169119.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michel Etienne TurgotPlan de Paris. Commence L Annee 1734, dessine et grave sous les ordres de Messire Michel Turgot / Leve et dessine par Louis Bretez / Grave par Claude Lucas / Et ecrit par Aubin.Full contemporary speckled calf, rebacked expertly matching the original calf and preserving the original spine, upper and lower boards with gilt Parisian coat of arms in centre, encased by gilt-tooled fleur-de-lis motif with fleur-de-lis corner-pieces, board edges and inner dentelles gilt with fleur-de-lis motif, spine in ten gilt compartments of raised bands, compartments with gilt fleur-de-lis motifs, red morocco label on two, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , Aside from some scratches to the upper board, this is a fine copy, plates are very clean and crisp, and the atlas is bound in decorative gilt full calf binding., Folio (650 x 450mm)., P. 21 double-page plates., Complete with 20 double-page engraved panoramic maps, and double-page index plan.; This is the most beautiful and celebrated plan of the city of Paris. Turgot’s maps were designed and engraved with scroll borders to the extreme edges, so that the entire twenty plates could be assembled to form one complete map of Paris (8 ½ x 10 ½ feet). Each arrondissement is shown from a birds-eye view; not only are the streets named and portrayed in detail, but all of the houses, hotels, churches, monuments, private gardens and city parks are delineated in panoramic perspective such that the architectural ornamentation of the buildings can be identified., Berlin Katalog 2506; Boutier 219B3438Paris: Michel Turgot(c. 1739)
USD22500.0Book Atlas & Cartography European; Book Plate Books General; Book Europe France;c. 1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3438&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_3_c69377aff0bc8ba9ab07755ccebd34bf_1346858974.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carlo BarniInteriors: [Suite of 25 watercolours of interior scenes]Recent gilt ½ half calf with marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands and gilt armorial motifs, gilt red calf label on two. , The condition of the suite is very good, painted on thick watercolour paper., Folio., 25 individual sheets., This is a suite of 25 fine watercolour interior scenes by Carlo Barni, each signed by the artist. This series of watercolours depicts beautiful upper class renderings of bedrooms, sitting rooms, dining rooms, libraries, and private studies, all in neo-classical style. The work is done in a very competent hand, and is quite decorative.B3439Milan: (c. 1920.)
USD8750.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1920.noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3439&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_70be6af6b151fb9a20df9da217697477_1286125072.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; HondiusAmerica MeridionalisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor yellowing on margins, Size : 363x495 (mm), 14.25x19.5 (Inches); This example has superb strong original hand colouring. French text on verso.M1342Amsterdam: (1630)
USD3000.0Maps South America Continent;1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1342&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c710fb450b4386ca6887980210a860d2_1276369276.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas ShawA Map of the Southern Province of the Kingdom of AlgiersBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 367x231 (mm), 14.45x9.09 (Inches)M7117London: (c.1740)
USD275.0Maps Africa North;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7117&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271084584.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Kitchin, ThomasIreland, divided into its provinces & counties from the best authorities.Hand Colored, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 359x333 (mm), 14.13x13.11 (Inches)M7119London: (1788)
USD375.0Maps Europe Ireland;1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7119&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271085210.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinKarte von Carolina und Georgien zur allgemeinen geschichte der Reisen..Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 189x265 (mm), 7.44x10.43 (Inches)M7121Germany: (1757)
USD475.0Maps United States South Georgia;Maps United States East South Carolina;1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7121&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271086245.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinLauff Des Flusses St Laurentz 1. von Quebec bis an den See Ontario 2. BladtOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; narrow margin laid down on 18th century paper, Size : 179x267 (mm), 7.05x10.51 (Inches)M7122Germany: (c.1760)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec;Maps North America Great Lakes Ontario;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7122&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271086520.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E.K. KaneChart Exhibiting the Discoveries of the American Arctic Expedition, in search of Sir John Franklin with the revised survey of the Greenland Coast and the escape of the party to the South.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 251x155 (mm), 9.88x6.10 (Inches)M7124New York: Ackerman Lith.(1855)
USD225.0Maps Canada Arctic;Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7124&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271087144.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannCarte d'Hongrie en general contenant Selon la division ancienne & methodique, la Hongrie en particulier la Croatie, la Dalmatie, la Bosnie, la Servie, la Boulgarie, la Principaute de Transylvanie les despotats de Walchie & de Moldav.../ Hungariae ampliori significatu...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; backed with old canvas, Size : 505x613 (mm), 19.88x24.13 (Inches)M7125Germany: (1740)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Hungary;Maps Europe Balkans;1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7125&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271088349.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. & J. OttensBelgii XVII Provintiarum Universa Tabula..../Les Dix-Sept Provinces Des Pays-Bas suivant qu'elles font possedees...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good ;backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, a few short tears in the lower and right margin, Size : 505x592 (mm), 19.88x23.31 (Inches)M7126Amsterdam: (1724)
USD875.0Maps Europe Benelux;1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7126&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271088791.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dumont and Rousset de MissyPlan van Brussel Hoofstadt van Brabant en van de Geheele Oosten-Rykse Nederlanden. / Plan de Bruxelles Capitale du Brabant & de tous les Pais-bas Autrichien.Black & White, Minor browning along central fold, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 503x590 (mm), 19.80x23.23 (Inches)M7156The Hague: (c. 1729)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Benelux; Maps City Maps;c. 1729nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_280f444fadd9b67fd20c589b1cdb2416_1271256106.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander McDougall; Sydney B. JohnsonPlate No. 3 / Public Works, Canada / Georgian Bay Ship Canal / Map of the Ottawa River Watershed / Showing Area Drained by Each TributaryHand Colored, Excellent; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 845x1090 (mm), 33.27x42.91 (Inches); This is a marvelously coloured map that depicts (in great detail) the Ottawa River watershed, including as well Lake Nipissing and the French River route to Georgian Bay. A table in the lower right corner provides figures for the variations in discharges at high and low periods for each of the tributaries of the Ottawa River.M7157Canada: Dept. of Public Works(1908)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario East; Maps Canada Ontario Central; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7157&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_37ca723cfe5ba7f11069bea1b27c97c6_1272060107.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.E. TurnerForerunners of the "Flying Liner" which should come: The Chief British Types of Commercial Aeroplanes.Photogravure, Image Size : 308x501 (mm), 12.13x19.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 388x557 (mm), 15.28x21.93 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP2505London: (1920)
USD475.0Transportation Airplanes;1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2505&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271085717.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. SimkinThe Scottish Regiments of the British Army, 1895.Lithograph, Image Size : 240x533 (mm), 9.45x20.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 278x563 (mm), 10.94x22.17 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP2506London: The Boy's Own Paper(c.1895)
USD375.0Military British;c.1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2506&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_aca1b75d824c4ee260beb8214e0ca362_1271087527.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James StylesRamsgate. Dedicated by Permission to the Chairman & Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Royal Harbour, & Commissioners of the Town, as a faithful representation of the Same in the Year 1830. By their most Obligd. humble & Obed. Servant, JamesAquatint, P.R. Tomkins, Image Size : 366x740 (mm), 14.41x29.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 434x758 (mm), 17.09x29.84 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Minor tears in margins, repaired; minor surface scratches in the sky were touched up; otherwise in Very Good condition.; Marked "Coloured by Baldwin". The view depicts the town and harbour of Ramsgate, a port city in Kent, UK.P2513Ramsgate, UK: James Styles(c. 1830)
USD1250.0Views Europe England Others;c. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_61bce049141b369885d8bda7899ccf5d_1273087629.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques GoujonHistoire et voyage de la Terre-Sainte, oú tout ce qu il y a de plus remarquable dans les Saints lieux, est tres-exactement descrit.Contemporary full calf boards, recased, spine in five compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two, edges speckled red. , Gilt designs and titles to spine are fading, minor marginalia to title and map in period ink, otherwise the book is in very good condition, bound in decorative period binding with skilful restoration to the spine, text and plates are generally clean, with the occasional scattered light browning., 4to., P. (2), title, blank, dedication (4), privilege (2), dedication (2), to the reader (4), 1-358, contents (6), advertisements (2), blank, (2). (Foliation: a5, e2, A-2Z4)., With 17 plates, including 16 folding plates (with one of Jerusalem), and 1 folding map of the Holy Land.; The second edition of this work is virtually a re-issue of the first edition, published the previous year. Jacques Goujon (1621-1693) was a Franciscan friar who took part in the Crusade of 1636, and upon his return to France he recorded his travels. The plates are based upon the author’s original drawings., Rohricht 1142. Tobler 111 (first edition).B3441Lyon: Pierre Compagnon & Robert Taillandier(c. 1671.)
USD3750.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Holy Land;c. 1671.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3441&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Franz G. zu Erbach; Johann Wilhelm Wendt; Karl Morneweg, ed.Silhouetten von Verwandten und Freunden, nach dem Leben vollkommen Ähnlich gezeichnet.Contemporary ½ tree calf with marble boards, spine in seven densely gilt compartments, red gilt title label on two, edges tinted red., In very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small folio., P. 65 lithographs, 21 pp., With 65 silhouette lithographs in green and black of various members of the noble families of 18th-century Erbach.; This is a reprint in lithographs of the rare silhouette book published in 1790 by Franz G. zu Erbach, which presented the various counts of Erbach and their families, as well as several other noble families, such as Solms-Wildenfels, Westerburg, Grumbach, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Dernbach, and also several government officials. , Sarkowski 1608; Thieme/Becker 35, 373.B3445Leipzig: Insel-Berlag(1923)
USD1500.0Book Europe Germany; Book Plate Books General; Book Royalty;1923nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3445&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ridolfino Venuti; Stefano Piale Romano, illus.Accurata e Succinta Descrizione Topografica delle Antichita di Roma dell` Abate Ridolfino Venuti Cortonese Presidente all Antichita` Romane / Edizione Terza / Che contiene oltre le nuove scoperte ed aggiunte Altre interessanti note ed illustrazioni di Stefano Piale Romano Pittore e Socio Ordinario dell' Accademia Romana di ArcheologiaContemporary green ¼ calf with renewed marble boards, flat spine in six compartments of gilt-tooled bands and gilt musical motifs, gilt red title label on two and gilt number on four, fore-edge gilt. , A fine example of this important book on Rome, text and plates are clean and crisp.<br>, 4to, P. Volume 1. XVI, XXXII, 256; Volume 2. VI, 239., With two engraved titles with vignettes of Roman ruins, two engraved headpieces, and 70 copper-engraved views and diagrams (including one folding map)., Volume : In two volumes.; This book contains a few engravings by Piranesi., Graesse VI:278; Christie’s Kissner 451; Cicognara 3905; Brunet IV:586; Berlin Kat 2717.B3448Rome: Pietro Piale & Mariano de Romanis(1824)
USD4500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Italy; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1824nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3448&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dezallier D'ArgenvilleLa Theorie et la Pratique du Jardinage. Ou l'on Traite a fond des Beaux Jardins appellés communément les Jardins de Propreté, Comme sont les Parterres, les Bosquets, les Boulingrins, &c. Contenant plusieurs plans et Dispositions generales de Jardins.... Avec la Maniere de dresser un terrain, de le couper en terrasses....Contemporary full calf, spine in six densely-gilt compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt green morocco title label on two, board edges gilt, edges marbled. , A fine example of this pirated edition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. (6), title, blank, dedication (6), contents (2), to the reader (2), 1-208, (4)., With 32 copper-engraved plates of garden designs, mostly folding, by Chaufourier and Lucas after A. Le Blond.; Hunt 421 (first edition); Lewine 33.B3449The Hague: Pierre Husson(c. 1711.)
USD2000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Plate Books General;c. 1711.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3449&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c786f52fc07e2fba5a4edd8bcde471e3_1334933460.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lambertus Bos & Franciscus Halma, eds.Vetus Testamentum ex Versione Septuaginta Interpretum, Secundum Exemplar Vaticanum Romae editum, Accuratissime denuo recognitum, Una cum Scholiis ejusdem Editionis, Variis MStorum Codicum Veterumque Exemplarium Lectionibus, nec non Fragmentis Versionum Aquilae, Symmachi & Theodotionis. Summa Cura Edidit Lambertus Bos, L. Gr. in Acad. Franeq. Professor. [OLD TESTAMENT IN GREEK]Contemporary vellum boards with gilt portrait to upper and lower boards within gilt-tooled border, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands, title in period hand on two., A fine example of this book, occasional scattered faint browning, otherwise an excellent copy, bound in decorative period vellum, text and plates are generally clean and crisp., Thick 4to., With five plates, all folding, including one world map featuring California as an island, one map of the Middle East, one map of the Holy Land, one large map of Jerusalem, and one plate of the construction of the tabernacle., Volume : Two volumes in one.; Text in Greek, with a Latin introduction.B3452Franeker, NL: Franciscus Halma(c. 1709.)
USD1500.0Book Religious Judaism; Book Religious Christianity Bibles General;c. 1709.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3452&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. L. Domeny de Rienzi; A. Francesco Falconetti, tr.Oceania o Quinta Parte del Mondo. Rivista geografica ed etnografica della Malesia, della Micronesia, della Polinesia e della Melanesia sui risultati dei viaggi e delle scoperte dell'Autore e de'suoi predecessori e colle nuove classificazioni...Contemporary ¼ tree calf with matching brown marble boards, flat spine in five compartments of gilt-tooled bands, gilt red calf labels on two and four, edges speckled blue. , Small tear in first volume’s fourth plate, scattered light foxing, otherwise the book is in very good condition., 8vo, P. Volume 1. (2), half-title, blank, title, blank, 1- 416, (2); Volume 2. (2), half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-411, (2); Volume 3. (2), half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-624, (2)., With 309 plates of views and costumes of Oceania, of which five are folding maps (Borneo, Melanesia, Polynesia and Micronesia, Malaysia, and a general map of Oceania). There are 104 plates in volume 1, 98 in volume 2 (including two folding maps), and 107 in volume 3 (including three folding maps). Pages 81-4 of volume 1 contain musical notation of songs in Malaysian, Javanese, Melanesian and Polynesian., Volume : Three volumes.; With Italian text in two columns.<br>This is a very detailed depiction of the geography and ethnography of the South East Asian islands. The three volumes form part of a larger multi-volume work, first published in French called “L’universe pittoresque”. These three volumes form the complete section on Southeast Asia and Oceania. De Rienzy (1759-1844) was a traveler in the Orient and Oceania, and was a scholar, geographer, member of government and of the French, English, and Italian academies. Chadenat writes that the text and profuse illustrations contain important historical and ethnographical details with regards to the South East Asian islands at the time of publication. Hill lauds the work, indicating that Rienzi “gathered a particularly important collection of material on Malaysia, Micronesia, Polynesia, and Melanesia. The work contains a thorough discussion of the area’s peoples, natural history, geography, and commerce, as well as the history of its exploration…. Also contains handsome illustrations and maps” (485)., Hill 485; Hiler 244; Graesse VIII:227; Taylor 19; Chadenat 2086: O'Reilly-Teissier; Archives Biogr. Françaises I:894 & 89, II:220 & 302-10; IIS:87 & 128.B3454Venice: Giuseppe Antonelli(1838-43.)
USD1250.0Book Asia South East General; Book Voyages General;1838-43.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3454&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giulio FerrarioIl Costume Antico e Moderno ovvero Storia del Governo, della Milizia, della Religione, delle Arti, Scienze ed Usanze di Tutti i Popoli Antichi e Moderni provata coi monumenti dell' antichitá e rappresentata con analoghi disegni / Dal Dottore Giulio Ferrario / Terza Edizione / AsiaContemporary ¼ morocco with speckled paper boards, flat spine in six compartments of gilt lines, with blind-tooled motifs and gilt titles on two and four and green labels on three., A fine set in contemporary binding, text and plates are generally clean and crisp., 8vo, Complete with 78 coloured plates, as called for in each volume, depicting costumes, views, and ruins of Asia., Volume : Five Volumes.; This set forms part of an even larger work first published by Ferrario between 1815 and 1827 that covers all the continents and peoples, ancient and modern, known at the time.<br>The complete set of the third edition comprises of 4 volumes of America, 5 volumes on Asia, 1 volume on Russia, 6 volumes on Europe, and 2 volumes on Africa.<br>, Lipperheide Ad 7; Hiler 311; Colas 1051; Cicognara 1648B3455Torino: Alessandro Fontana(1829-30.)
USD2800.0Book Asia Central General; Book Asia Middle East General; Book Asia Far East General; Book Asia South East General; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Costumes;1829-30.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3455&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_29235a9bd624b67f4143bb13d7691e7d_1279658192.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Franca VarignanaLe collezioni d'arte della cassa di risparmio in Bologna. I. Le incisioni di Giuseppe Maria Mitelli.Original full cloth binding with gilt title and dust jacket., Dust jacket slightly torn at head of spine, otherwise in very good condition., 4to., Profusely illustrated with photographic reproductions of caricatures., Volume : 1 of 3.; Text in Italian.B3463Bologna: Edizioni Alfa(1972)
USD175.0Book Bibliography & Reference General; Book Caricatures;1972nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3463&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dr. BiberheilManual and Lessons for Educational Gymnastics: Part on Free MovementContemporary brown ¼ calf with marbled boards, flat spine in five compartments of gilt bands, gilt red morocco label on two, edges speckled blue. , Spine chipping at head and foot, corners bumped, lower board starting, rfep coming loose, ex-libris stamp to title page; otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., Large 8vo., P. (2), half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, v-viii, 1-139, blank, (2)., Profusely illustrated with woodcuts demonstrating human anatomy and gymnastic movements.B3464Moscow: Mamontov(c. 1866.)
USD375.0Book Russia; Book Children; Book Medical; Book Sports General;c. 1866.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3464&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N.P. Willis, J. Stirling Coyne, W.H. Bartlett (Illustrator)The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland, Illustrated from Drawings by W. H. Bartlett; the Literary Portion of the Work by N. P. Willis, and J. Stirling Coyne, Esqrs.Contemporary gilt ½ green morocco with matching green plaid boards, spine in five compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two and four, edges speckled red, endpapers match boards. , Occasional minor foxing to plates, otherwise generally plates and text are clean and crisp. A fine example of this sought-after book on Ireland, bound in original decorative ½ morocco. , 4to., P. Volume 1. (4), engr. title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-iv, contents, directions to binder, (2), 1-170, (4); Volume 2. (4), engr. title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, contents, directions to binder, 1-186, (4)., With 121 plates, including a map of Ireland, and two engraved title pages. Lacks frontispiece portrait of Willis.; W. H. Bartlett was a most prolific and popular European traveler-artist of the 19th century. The engravings are views of Irish scenery, architecture, and ruins.B3465London: George Virtue(c. 1841.)
USD1500.0Book Europe Ireland; Book Plate Books General; Book Voyages General;c. 1841.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3465&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Beattie, ed.; W. H. Bartlett, illus.The Danube: Its History, Scenery, and Topography, Splendidly Illustrated, from Sketches Taken on the Spot by Abresch, and Drawn by W.H. Bartlett.Contemporary gilt morocco with intricate floral motifs within a double-lined gilt border, spine with six densely gilt compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt title on two, inner dentelles gilt, all edges gilt. , Occasional faint foxing to some plates, otherwise a fine example of this book in decoratively-gilt full morocco, text and plates are generally clean and crisp., 4to., P. (4), engraved title, blank, title, printer’s device, preface iii-iv, plate listing v-vi, contents vii-viii, 1-236, (4)., Complete with 80 plates, including the engraved title plate, engraved map, and 78 steel plates. Title page has woodcut device, and there are innumerable woodcuts throughout, all detailing the scenery around the Danube River.; W.H. Bartlett was one of the most prolific and popular European traveler-artists of the 19th century. The engravings show views of the Danube, starting from Ulm and going on to Passau, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade, and finally ending at Sulina at the mouth of the Danube.B3466London: Virtue & Co.(c. 1844.)
USD1500.0Book Voyages General; Book Plate Books General; Book Europe General;c. 1844.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3466&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Menon; B. Clermont, translatorThe Professed Cook. Or, the Modern Art of Cookery, Pastry, and Confectionary, Made Plain and Easy. Consisting of the most approved Methods in the French as well as English Cookery. In Which the French Names of all the different Dishes are given and explained, whereby every Bill of Fare beomes intelligible and familiar. / Including a Translation of Les Soupers de la Cour: with the Addition of the best Receipts which have ever appeared in the French or English Languages, and adapted to the London Markets. By B. Clemont, Who has been many Years Clerk of the Kitchen in some of the first Families of this Kingdom, and lately to the Right Hon. the Earl of Abingdon.Contemporary full calf, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt red morocco label on two, edges speckled red. , Occasional light foxing to early 20 and final 50 leaves, otherwise in very good condition, text is generally clean and crisp., 8vo., P. (2), title, blank, preface iii-vi, “productions of the seasons” vii-x, contents (48), 1-610, (6).; Translated from the French by B. Clermont.<br>Inscription in period hand to front paste-down endpaper reads: “This book belongs to millandelf (?) / he hath no use for it himself / therefore if he this book can sell / he wood like the money very well”.<br>, Translated from theB3467London: W. Davis, T. Caslon, G. Robinson, et al.(c. 1776.)
USD1100.0Book Food & Drinks; Book Crafts & Trades;c. 1776.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3467&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gaetano CottafaviRaccolta delle Principali Vedute di Roma e suoi Contorni disegnate dal vero ed incise de Gaetano Cottafavi / l’anno 1858.Contemporary paper boards, expertly rebacked in matching ½ black calf, gilt-tooled black morocco title label to upper board, spine in six compartments of raised and gilt-tooled bands, gilt title on two, edges speckled red, endpapers marbled. , Plates are clean and crisp and in very good condition., Oblong folio., P. (2), engr. title, 45 plates, (6)., With 46 plates by Cottafavi, including the engraved title page. Plate 1 is a superb and large scale panorama of Rome, on which all the major edifices are labeled with a key beneath the plates.; Kissner cites an earlier edition of this book with 50 plates, but this book looks complete with 46., Kissner 679 (earlier edition); Benezit 3:210.B3469Rome: Tommaso Cuccioni(1858)
USD2000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Italy;1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8263b4caaa5bb0499969d62235074439_1303595913.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CrawfurdJournal of an Embassy from the Governor-General of India to the Courts of Siam and Cohin China; Exhibiting a View of the Actual State of those Kingdoms. By John Crawfurd, Esq., FRS., FLS., FGS., &c. Late Envoy. / Second Edition. / In Two Volumes.Contemporary marble boards, rebacked with matching ½ calf, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt red and black morocco labels on two and three respectively, edges marbled, endpapers renewed. , Aside from the missing plates, the book is in very good condition, text and plates generally clean and crisp., 8vo., P. Volume 1. (4), title, advertisement, contents iii-vii, list of illustrations, 1-475, blank, (4); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, contents iii-v, blank, 1-459, blank, folding transliterations table, advertisements (2), (4)., Lacks three maps and two plates, with 13 plates (4 double page) depicting the costumes and alphabets of southeast Asia., Volume : Two Volumes.B3472London: Henry Colburn & Richard Bentley(c. 1830.)
USD575.0Book Asia South East General; Book Voyages General;c. 1830.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3472&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Walter ScottThe Pirate. By the Author of Waverley, Kenilworth, &c. / In Three Volumes.Contemporary ½ tree calf with marble boards, superbly rebacked matching the ½ leather on the boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt red and black morocco labels on two and four respectively, gilt lettering on six, top edge gilt, foredge uncut, endpapers renewed. , Uncut copy, text and plates are clean and crisp, a fine set of this important literary work bound in decorative ½ calf., 8vo., P. vii, 322 pp.; 332 pp.; 346 pp., Decorated with steel engravings., Volume : Three Volumes.; This is the first state of the first edition, with the word spelled “theirs” (and not “there”) on p. 17 of Volume 2.B3475Edinburgh & London: Archibald Constable & Hurst, Robinson(1822)
USD1250.0Book Literature English;1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3475&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Petrus CunaeusDe Republyk der Hebreen, of Gemeenebest der Joden.Full contemporary vellum. Volumes 2, 3, 4 with flat Spines and Volume 1 with raised bands. Manuscript titles on Spines in contemporary hand. , Occasional mispaginations without loss to text (e.g. Vol. 3, pagination jumps from 84 to 87, but foliation remains constant, no loss). Otherwise, a very good example of this important Judaica work, text and plates are generally very clean., 12mo., P. Volume 1. (4), engr. title, blank, title, blank, voor-reden (28), 1-556, blad-wyzer (20), (4); Volume 2. (4), engr. title, blank, title, blank, voor-reden (20), 1-558, blad-wyzer (23), directions to binder, (6); Volume 3. (4), engr. title, blank, title, blank, voor-reden (36), 1-495, blad-wyzer (31), directions to binder, (4); Volume 4. (4), engr. title, blank, title, blank, voor-reden (12), 1-466, blad-wyzer (17), directions to binder, (4)., Complete with 60 plates (36 folding), including 3 folding maps (two of the Holy Land, one of Jerusalem), as well as four additional engraved titles., Volume : Four volumes.B3476Amsterdam: Daniel vanden Dalen and Robbert Blokland(1700-1.)
USD1250.0Book Religious Judaism; Book History General;1700-1.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3476&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_a5a58ab5ab6d81df3ea262b1106daf0a_1351107825.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander MackenzieVoyages from Montreal on the River St. Laurence, through the Continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; In the Years 1789 and 1793. With a Preliminary Account of the Rise, Progress, and Present State of the Fur Trade of that Country. Illustrated with Maps. By Alexander Mackenzie, Esq.Recent half calf with marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands and densely-gilt floral-themed compartments, gilt black morocco title label on two, edges tinted red, endpapers renewed. , The general map and the first chart have been backed with acid-free canvas for long-term preservation. Mispagination on pp. 219 as “217” which offsets the pagination until end of text, but with no loss to text. Uniform browning throughout, with occasional brown spots towards the end. Otherwise a very good copy of this important Canadiana., 4to., P. (2), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface iii-viii, “A General History of the Fur Trade” i-cxxxii, 1-218, 217-412, errata (2), (2)., Complete with 4 plates, including the frontispiece of Mackenzie, two charts detailing each journey, and a general map of Mackenzie’s voyages.; “First and finest edition of the earliest expedition made by [Europeans] in this direction. His investigations, although pursued at so early a period of Arctic exploration, were remarkable for their accuracy; Sir John Franklin more than once expressed his surprise at being able to corroborate their correctness in his own explorations. Some Indian vocabularies are included. ‘Of the vast region to which our Sovereign recently attached the name of British Columbia geographers have as yet but a scant and very imperfect account. Its first great explorer was my honoured countryman Mackenzie, who, traversing the Rocky Mountains and reaching the sea after incredible labour, left us an excellent record of his exploits.” (Sabin), Sabin 43414; Brunet III:224; Graesse IV:328.B3477London: Cadell(1801)
USD7500.0Book Voyages General; Book Canada General; Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3477&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De L\\\'Isle, GuillaumeMappe-Monde dresse sur les Observations de MRS. De l\\\'Academie Royale des Sciences et quelques autres et sur les memoires les plus recens Par M. De L\\\'IsleOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good,, Size : 497x646 (mm), 19.5x25.375 (Inches)M1063Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier(1730)
USD3250.0Maps World;1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1063&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_40cdc4d8a5cb570c3f2d1f01e2411c51_1346794191.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson, Nicolas d\\\\\\\'AbbevilleLe Canada, ou Nouvelle France, &c. Ce qui est le plus advance vers le Septentrion est tire de diverses Replations des Anglois, Danois, &c. Vers le Midy les Costes de Virginie, Nouv.lle Suede, Nouveau Pays Bas, et Nouvelle Angleterre Sont tirees de celles des Anglois, Hollandois, &c. La Grande Riviere de Canada ou de St Laurens, et tous les environs sont suivant les Ralations des Francois.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 404x542 (mm), 15.875x21.375 (Inches); \\\\\\\"Nicolas Sanson\\\\\\\'s (1600-1667) involvement in cartography began with the maps and illustrations he drew for publication in his own historical books. Nicolas Sanson was the outstanding French cartographer of the mid to late seventeenth century and is considered the founder of the French school of cartography. Due largely to the Sanson family map-publishing business, the patronage of Louis XIV, and the work of the newly-formed Académie royale des sciences, the seat of cartography shifted from the Low Countries to France in the latter part of the seventeenth century. <br><br>\\\\\\\"This folio map by Sanson, published in 1656, influenced the cartography for the next fifty years. The eastern Great Lakes region is remarkably accurate, with the western ends of the lakes undefined for lack of reliable information. The possibility of a northwest passage at the bottom of Button\\\\\\\'s Bay was also to influence a considerable number of cartographers for the rest of the century\\\\\\\"<br>-Kershaw<br><br>\\\\\\\"This is the most influential record of the French establishments in North America in the middle of the seventeenth century. It is based on the Jesuit Relations and shows an accurate course of the St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes in more or less their proper locations. Another source was Sanson\\\\\\\'s own map of North America, published in 1650.<br><br>\\\\\\\"The discoveries and observations of Samuel de Champlain and the Jesuit fathers Jogues and Raymbault are shown, as well as much information gleaned from the reports of the many fur-traders in Canada at the time, together with hearsay information supplied by travellers among the Indians.<br>Note however the unusual orientation of Lake Michigan, probably gathered from Bartheemy Vimont\\\\\\\'s travels of 1642 in an east to west direction along the northern shores of the lake. Many other names here are Indian in origin.\\\\\\\"<br>-Goss, Kershaw 133; Goss, The Mapping of North America, map 33; Karpinski X & Plate III; Kaufman # 3; Armstrong # 10; Cumming # 48 & Plate 30; Schwartz & Ehrengerg p.114M3040Paris: Mariette, Pierre(1656)
USD8750.0Maps Canada East;Maps Canada;Maps North America Great Lakes;1656nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3040&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0561a93e1546b7351377cbc3b2b6d29a_1358374889.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Abraham OrteliusTypvs Orbis TerrarvmOriginal Hand Coloring, Very good to excellent, Size : 360x490 (mm), 14.125x19.25 (Inches); Double page engraved hemispheric World map with wide margins, French text on verso, beautifully hand coloured. This is a very attractive example of Ortelius's World map. Elaborate art work decoration with quotes from Cicero and Seneca in each corner.M3707Antwerp: (1598)
USD12500.0Maps World;1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3707&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c710fb450b4386ca6887980210a860d2_1276362416.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleTatariae Sinensis mappa GeographicaOriginal Hand Coloring, Excellent, Size : 520x805 (mm), 20.5x31.625 (Inches); A highly decorative map of Far East Asia with two large cartouches in the upper left portion of the map., Important map of Korea, Japan and China by D'Anville C. 1732 and republished by Homann C.1749M4649Nuremberg: Homann(1749)
USD2000.0Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East Korea; Maps Asia Far East China1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4649&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/07-07-05011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CoronelliImpero del Gran MogolBlack & White, very good,, Size : 450x610 (mm), 17.75x24 (Inches); Gole 23M4981Venice: (1696)
USD1500.0Maps Asia Central India;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar;1696nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4981&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/24-03-06032.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. AspinDiscoveries of Cap. Ross Parry & Franklin in the Arctic Regions from the Year 1818 to 1827Hand Colored, Very Good,, Size : 505x605 (mm), 19.875x23.75 (Inches); "A superb summary of the explorations to 1827, published by mapmaker John Thomson in 1827. The discoveries of William Edward Parry in 1819-20 and 1821-23 are shown. The water channel west of Lancaster Sound as far as Melville Island, including the northern part of Prince Regent Inlet, were mapped by Parry during his 1819-20 voyage; the Melville Peninsula and Fury and Hecla Strait during his 1821-23 expedition. Non-existent Cockburn Island north of the strait is actually part of Baffin Island, whose eastern shore had been remapped by John Ross in 1818. Also shown is the coast mapped by John Franklin during his first expedition, to the mouth of Copper Mine River and beyond in 1819-22, also shown in the [bottom right] inset. The geographical puzzle is beginning to be filled in." (Hayes 190), Hayes, Historical Atlas of CanadaM5260London: Thomson's New General Atlas(1827)
USD1000.0; Maps Canada Arctic; Maps Canada West;1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5260&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0c465e54105f8c6edee71ceefdf778a5_1281042429.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arrowsmith; Samuel LewisDie Vereinigten Staaten von NordamerikaOriginal Outline Coloring, Excellent;, Size : 535x660 (mm), 21x26 (Inches); A rare German map of the United States that was based on the maps by Arrowsmith and Lewis published in 1795 and 1796. Roads and Indian tribes are noted, in addition the Tennassee Government is shown. Due to Spanish claims at the time the state of Georgia has been extended to the Mississippi river. The future Minnesota territory is called Mosquito Land Shaft. The map was published by Schneider and Weigel in Nuremburg., McCorkle 799.11M5367Nuremberg: Schneider and Weigel(1812)
USD2500.0Maps North America Great Lakes;Maps United States South;Maps United States East;1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5367&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c710fb450b4386ca6887980210a860d2_1276363051.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradPlanisphaerium CoelesteHand Colored, Very Good, some worm holing on the upper margin filled not effecting the image., Size : 500x580 (mm), 19.625x22.875 (Inches)M6038Augsburg: (c.1760)
USD3750.0Maps Celestial;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6038&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8fc21db95d8e049c5eb59b514d3186c4_1279123766.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. Hebert; PinkertonSouthern AfricaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good,, Size : 500x700 (mm), 19.625x27.5 (Inches); An attractive and detailed map of South Africa, including the island of Madagascar. It is interesting to note that the central part of South Africa is totally parts unknown.M6071London: Cadell & Davies(1809)
USD1500.0Maps Africa South1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6071&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29235a9bd624b67f4143bb13d7691e7d_1279566643.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. Blaeu; J. BlaeuTurcicum ImperiumHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 404x510 (mm), 15.91x20.08 (Inches); This handsome map of the Middle East and the Turkish Empire boasts a title cartouche depicting two servants serving the Sultan, and a dedicatory notice to David de Wilhem, a contemporary Dutch senator.M7100Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Asia Middle East;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7100&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270920770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuNatolia, quae olim Asia MinorHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 383x498 (mm), 15.08x19.61 (Inches); A Turkish peasant holds up the map\\\'s scale in the lower right corner, while a sea monster and a sea battle occupy the Mediterranean. The Black Sea is decorated with a small sailing boat and a sea monster, and the title cartouche is bookended by two Turkish busts.M7101Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7101&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270921312.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuGranata, et Murcia Regna.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 377x500 (mm), 14.84x19.69 (Inches); Latin text on verso. A geographer measures distances on a globe in the lower left corner beside the map's scale, two compass roses decorate the Mediterranean between which rages a sea battle, and the shields of Granata and Murcia sit along the upper margin. The title cartouche is bookended by two female lions.M7103Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7103&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270925141.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuUtriusque Castiliae nova descriptio.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 413x503 (mm), 16.26x19.80 (Inches); The Spanish coat of arms decorates the upper left corner, beside which is a fruit-laden title cartouche topped by a golden orb, and in the upper right corner sits the two shields of Castile. Just beneath the shields is the map's legend, and in the lower left margin sits the map's scale.M7104Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7104&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270925563.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuAndaluzia continens Sevillam et Cordubam.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 385x500 (mm), 15.16x19.69 (Inches); Verso text in Latin. Two shields decorate the upper left and right corners of the map, while several sailing boats and ships sail the Mediterranean. In the lower right, two sea-putti carry the map scale, and in the lower right sits the title cartouche placed within a stretched lion skin, pinned to two columns.M7105Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7105&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270926223.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BlaeuGallaecia Regnum, descripta a F. Fer. Ojea Ord. Praed. et postmodum multis in locis emendata et aucta.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 382x503 (mm), 15.04x19.80 (Inches); Two winged putti hold up a crown and shield in the upper left corner, and in their free hand hold a cloth with musical notation written upon it. The scale and legend are near the upper right corner, and a sea god carries the title cartouche within a sea shell. Several tall ships decorate the sea around Galicia, as well as two compass roses and a sea monster.M7106Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7106&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270927572.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuLegionis Regnum et Asturiarum Principatus.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 383x500 (mm), 15.08x19.69 (Inches); Verso text in Latin. This map of northern Spain is illustrated by a compass rose in the middle upper margin, a decorative scale cartouche in the lower right corner, and a title cartouche held by two facing lions. Upon the cartouche is crowned the shield of Leon.M7107Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1635)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1635nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7107&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270928091.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giuseppe PulitiCarta della ToscanaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 517x620 (mm), 20.35x24.41 (Inches); A finely detailed early 19th century map of Tuscany, published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", by Giuseppe Tofani.M7160Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7160&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61bce049141b369885d8bda7899ccf5d_1273084579.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Quad, MatthiasNovi Orbis Pars Borealis, AmericaScilicet, Complectens Floridam, Baccalaon, Canadam...Black & White, Very Good; margins trimmed, Size : 228x295 (mm), 8.98x11.61 (Inches); "In 1600 Matthias Quad brought out his general atlas of the world. This was largely an expansion of his earlier Europae totius orbis terrarum of 1592. Quad employed Johannes Bussemacher to engrave this attractive map of North America which is largely a reduced version of Cornelis de Jode's Americae Pars Borealis. De Jode was the first to make use of both John White and Jacques le Moyne's east coast cartography, though he inaccurately placed it. Quad here continues the mistake of placing the nomenclature of Virginia too far north. A long narrow waterway to the north encourages the belief in a North West Passage; Lago de Conibas makes its by now usual appearance. Some names have been surprisingly left out, notably Bermuda, St. Augustine, Roanoke and Chesapeake. A curious "second" peninsula is shown to the west of Florida which could be an early representation of the Mississippi delta. Below the map is a panel with descriptive text." -Burden, Burden 133; Cumming 24.M7164Germany: (1600)
USD3750.0Maps North America;Maps United States;Maps Canada;1600nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7164&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c710fb450b4386ca6887980210a860d2_1276369495.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Laurent FriesOrbis Typus Universalis Iuxta Hydrographorum Traditionem Exactissime Depicta 1522 L.F.Black & White, Aside from six small wormholes in the lower section of the image, the map is in very good condition., Size : 332x487 (mm), 13.07x19.17 (Inches); A fine copy of this rare map, with a strong impression.<br><br>Earliest map to contain the word "America". This map was purely the work of Fries himself; he generally copied maps from Waldseemuller's 1513 edition of Ptolemy's Geographia.<br><br>"The first of the two modern world maps in the atlas is however Fries' own rendering which is dated 1522 and is initialled 'L.F.' in the main title. Directional lines criss-cross the surface of the map and there is an unusual outer frame whereby banners containing the names of the winds are each linked by looped coils of rope."<br><br>England and Scotland are depicted as two separate islands, and India has "become a confusing double peninsula." Although Magellan had by this point reached Tierra del Fuego and the Pacific, his ships would not return to Europe until a few months after this map's publication.<br><br>Despite the map's seeming imperfections, it is much sought-after because it "reflects the ambiguities of his [Fries'] age. A framework of medieval thinking is having to be re-cast in order to accept the as yet unrealised extent of the newly conquered lands.", Shirley 48M7167Strassburg: (1522 (1525))
USD10000.0Maps World;1522 (1525)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7167&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f11075ab4bdf6ca721a6908328669198_1276536482.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitLittora Brasiliae / Pascaert van BrasilOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good; laid down on fine acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 490x570 (mm), 19.29x22.44 (Inches); This is a fine example of this scarce map from the rare 17th-century sea atlas by de Wit. Several ships of the line adorn the sea of this map, between two compass roses. The title cartouche features a hilly region with various machines, European notables, and Native American workers.M7170Amsterdam: (c. 1675)
USD4250.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps South America Brazil;c. 1675nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7170&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f11075ab4bdf6ca721a6908328669198_1276546212.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michael Mercator; Gerrard MercatorAmerica sive India Nova, ad magnae Gerrardi Mercatoris aui Universalis imitationem in compendium redacta.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 378x468 (mm), 14.88x18.43 (Inches); FOURTH STATE, with signature M on verso (p. 39).<br><br>This attractive map is set within a floral border, the corners depicting the Gulf of Mexico, the island of Hispaniola (Haiti and Dominican Rep.), Cuba, as well as the title. The areas depicted in the insets were areas of Spanish influence at the time of this map's first publication (1595). "The general outline is largely taken from Rumold Mercator's world map of 1587, with a little more detail added. A few of the most famous theories are still present: a large inland lake in Canada, two of the four islands of the North Pole..., a bulge to the west coast of South America and the large southern continent." , Burden I:87.M7172Amsterdam: Hondius(c. 1613)
USD7500.0Maps South America Continent; Maps North America;c. 1613noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7172&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276612599.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michael Mercator; Gerrard MercatorAmerica sive India Nova, ad magnae Gerrardi Mercatoris aui Universalis imitationem in compendium redacta.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 378x468 (mm), 14.88x18.43 (Inches); FOURTH STATE, with signature M on verso (p. 39).<br><br>This attractive map is set within a floral border, the corners depicting the Gulf of Mexico, the island of Hispaniola (Haiti and Dominican Rep.), Cuba, as well as the title. The areas depicted in the insets were areas of Spanish influence at the time of this map's first publication (1595). "The general outline is largely taken from Rumold Mercator's world map of 1587, with a little more detail added. A few of the most famous theories are still present: a large inland lake in Canada, two of the four islands of the North Pole..., a bulge to the west coast of South America and the large southern continent."<br>, Burden I:87.M7173Amsterdam: Hondius(c. 1613)
USD7500.0Maps South America Continent; Maps North America;c. 1613noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7173&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276612926.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte Reduite des Isles Acores pour servir aux Vaisseaux du Roi Dressee au Depot des Caries, Plans, et Journaux de la Marine. Par ordre de M. Rouille Chr. Comte de Jouy. Ministre et Secretaire d'Etat avant le Departement de la Marine.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 575x905 (mm), 22.64x35.63 (Inches); A fine example of this scarce map from Bellin's rare sea chart atlas. Along the left border sits several diagrams of each island of the Azores in relief. The title cartouche sits in the lower middle of the image, surrounded by a floral border, while a separate empty cartouche sits in the upper left.M7175Paris: Bellin(c. 1755)
USD1750.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Europe Portugal Azores;c. 1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7175&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276621687.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CoronelliRistretto del Mediterraneo, Composto Dal P. Maestro Coronelli Cosmografo della Serenissima Republica di Venezia / Parte Orientale del Mediterraneo del Padre Cosmografo Coronelli.Hand Colored, In very good condition., Size : 460x1210 (mm), 18.11x47.64 (Inches); This is a highly decorative and sought-after map of the Mediterranean by the Venetian cartographer, Coronelli. Beneath a panoply of flags, shields, and horns sit the detailed coasts, each with its respective shield. Title and descriptive cartouches sit in the upper left and lower left corners, as well as in the upper middle of the image. The lower left description is placed on a sheet carried by an elephant, a lion and a great sea bird. The great mythic voyage of Aeneas is delineated from Asia Minor to Rome.M7176Venice: Coronelli(c. 1690)
USD7500.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7176&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276622463.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann, Johann BaptistRegni Norvegiae Accurata Tabula...Hand Colored with original outline coloring, Very Good; backed on old canvas, Size : 590x500 (mm), 23.23x19.69 (Inches)M7177Nuremberg: (1740)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Norway;Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden;1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7177&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1177fa8758ce337638dd4642574ea463_1276638750.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hondius, HenricusVltoniae Orientalis ParsHand Colored, Very Good; two minor tear on lower margin 1.5 inches away from the plate, Size : 355x385 (mm), 13.98x15.16 (Inches); French text on versoM7178Amsterdam: (1633)
USD750.0Maps Europe Ireland;1633nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7178&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1177fa8758ce337638dd4642574ea463_1276639010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradTerra Sancta sive Palaestina exhibens non solum Regna Vetera Juda et Israel...Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 485x580 (mm), 19.09x22.83 (Inches)M7179Augsburg: (1760)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7179&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1177fa8758ce337638dd4642574ea463_1276639285.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. ClunyPartie De La Carte du Capitaine ClunyHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 305x504 (mm), 12.01x19.84 (Inches)M7180Paris: (1769)
USD750.0Maps North America;Maps Polar Arctic Regions;1769nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7180&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1177fa8758ce337638dd4642574ea463_1276639546.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Philippe de la Hire; Nicolas de FerPlanisphere celeste meridional, par Monsr. de la Hire Professeur Royal et de l'Academie des Sciences, mis au Jour Par N. D. F., Geographe de Monsieur le Dauphin. / Planisphere celeste septentrional, par Monsr. de la Hire Professeur Royal et de l'Academie des Sciences, mis au Jour Par N. D. F., Geographe de Monsieur le Dauphin.Hand Colored, Very Good., Size : 461x461 (mm), 18.15x18.15 (Inches); These maps was originally designed by de la Hire (1640-1718) in 1705., Tooley III:72M7182Paris: Desnos(c. 1760)
USD6500.0Maps Celestial;c. 1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7182&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276700129.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Valk; SchenkSyriae Sive Soriae. Nova et Accurata descriptio.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 433x518 (mm), 17.05x20.39 (Inches); The map illustrates the major cities of Tyre, Sidon, Damascus, Aleppo, Antioch, and Iskenderun (Alexandretta).M7185Amsterdam: Valk & Schenk(c. 1700)
USD1150.0Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7185&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277833933.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Mori; Giuseppe Puliti; Carlo Ristori; Antonio VericoPianta Topografica della Citta, Porto, e Adiacenze di Livorno / Estratta con Sovrano permesso dai documenti che esistono nell\\\' Archivio dell\\\' J.e R. Catasto della Toscana.Black & White, Very Good; Upper and lower margins extended., Size : 563x743 (mm), 22.17x29.25 (Inches); This charming plan of the city of Livorno, Italy, features a cartouche vignette of merchants near the sea, as well as the crest of Paolo Garzoni Venturi above his dedication, and three views of the city itself.<br><br>This map was published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", published in Florence by Giuseppe Tofani between 1801-3.M7187Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD1500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7187&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276713231.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni MoriPianta della Citta, e Porto di LivornoBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 416x573 (mm), 16.38x22.56 (Inches); This map was published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", published in Florence by Giuseppe Tofani between 1801-3.M7188Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7188&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276714138.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giuseppe PulitiPianta della Citta di SienaBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 423x564 (mm), 16.65x22.20 (Inches); This map was published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", published in Florence by Giuseppe Tofani between 1801-3.M7189Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7189&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276715152.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giuseppe PulitiPianta della Citta di PisaBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 420x579 (mm), 16.54x22.80 (Inches); This map was published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", published in Florence by Giuseppe Tofani between 1801-3.M7190Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD1000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7190&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276716147.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Le BretonNavire Baleinier en Panne pour Secourir ses Embarcations Chavirees par une Baleine. / Navio Ballenero que Va Secorrer sus Embarcaciones que son Atacadas por una Ballena.Lithograph, Image Size : 318x410 (mm), 12.52x16.14 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 508x660 (mm), 20.00x25.98 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Some minor discolourations of the margins a few inches away from the plate, otherwise Very Good; wide margins.; This looks to be the work of Louis Le Breton (d. 1866), a French painter of marine views who presented his work at the Salon from 1841 to 1849.P2512Paris: Gosselin(c. 1850)
USD2500.0Naval American; Views Arctic & Antarctic;c. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2512&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_61bce049141b369885d8bda7899ccf5d_1273084065.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Remi ParrA North View of Westminster Bridge / Vue du Pont de Westminster du Cote du NordCopper Engraving, Image Size : 217x388 (mm), 8.54x15.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 241x393 (mm), 9.49x15.47 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; This was a commemorative view of Westminster Bridge designed and sculpted by Parr after its construction under the architect Charles Labelye.P2514London: Robert Sayer(c. 1751)
USD1500.0Views Europe England London;c. 1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2514&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f11075ab4bdf6ca721a6908328669198_1276534507.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DeroyPalestine / Jerusalem Vue prise de la Montagne des Oliviers / Jerusalem Vista tomada del Monte de las Olivas.Lithograph, Image Size : 380x498 (mm), 14.96x19.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 458x628 (mm), 18.03x24.72 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Some discolouration of the margins, otherwise in very good condition.; View of Jerusalem taken from the Mount of Olives.P2517Paris: L. Turgis(c. 1861)
USD2000.0Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine;c. 1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276616822.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LebretonVera-Cruz prise de St. Jean d'Ulloa. / Vera-Cruz tomada desde Sn. Juan de Ulloa.Lithograph, Becquet, Image Size : 430x615 (mm), 16.93x24.21 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 500x720 (mm), 19.69x28.35 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Excellent; The city of Veracruz in Mexico, taken from across the bay in San Juan de Ullua.P2518Paris: Bulla Freres(c. 1860)
USD4750.0Views Central America;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2518&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276618214.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FichotVue Generale de Paris prise du Rond-Pont des Champs-Elysees Nord-Ouest.Lithograph, Lemercier, Image Size : 460x580 (mm), 18.11x22.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 510x645 (mm), 20.08x25.39 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Some discolouration of the margins, otherwise in very good condition.; Paris, as seen from the Rond-Pont at modern-day Franklin D. Roosevelt roundabout above the Champs-Elysees.P2519Paris: Lemiere(c. 1860)
USD2750.0Views Europe France Paris;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d86fd8cead564b0b07e49c78092b89b8_1280864086.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LePereIle de Philae / Vue Perspective Interieure Coloriee, prise sous le Portique du Grand TempleEngraving, Image Size : 359x549 (mm), 14.13x21.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : 455x617 (mm), 17.91x24.29 (Inches), Paper Size : 508x682 (mm), 20.00x26.85 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Some yellowing of the margins, otherwise very good.; A rare example of the original hand-colouring of this sought-after plate from the grand series of Description d'Egypte. A view of the interior of an Egyptian temple on the island of Philae, in the Upper Nile.P2520Paris: (c. 1811)
USD2500.0Architectural Columns; Views Africa Egypt;c. 1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276620225.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GarnereyJean Jacques RousseauAquatint, Image Size : 285x227 (mm), 11.22x8.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 290x237 (mm), 11.42x9.33 (Inches), Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; Superb rare aquatint of Rousseau.P2527Paris: (1791)
USD1000.0Portraits Literary;1791nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276637701.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GarnereyDedie a Belle et Bonne fille adoptive de VoltaireAquatint, Image Size : 280x220 (mm), 11.02x8.66 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 321x244 (mm), 12.64x9.61 (Inches), Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; Superb rare aquatint of Voltaire.P2528Paris: (1791)
USD1000.0Portraits Literary;1791nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2528&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6f75f271a7983af3c666bc264ccdda1f_1276638008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio TerreniVeduta Generale della Citta e Porto di LivornoAquatint, Image Size : 231x588 (mm), 9.09x23.15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 266x619 (mm), 10.47x24.37 (Inches), Paper Size : 555x703 (mm), 21.85x27.68 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This print was published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", published in Florence by Giuseppe Tofani between 1801-3.P2534Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD1000.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2534&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276713638.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio TerreniVeduta Generale della Citta di PisaAquatint, Image Size : 232x588 (mm), 9.13x23.15 (Inches), Platemark Size : 269x624 (mm), 10.59x24.57 (Inches), Paper Size : 558x690 (mm), 21.97x27.17 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This print was published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", published in Florence by Giuseppe Tofani between 1801-3.P2535Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD1000.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2535&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276715737.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio TerreniVeduta Generale della Citta di SienaAquatint, Image Size : 232x583 (mm), 9.13x22.95 (Inches), Platemark Size : 270x615 (mm), 10.63x24.21 (Inches), Paper Size : 565x700 (mm), 22.24x27.56 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This print was published in Francesco Fontani\\\'s \\\"Il Viaggio Pittorico della Toscana\\\", published in Florence by Giuseppe Tofani between 1801-3.P2536Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD1000.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2536&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276716597.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ed. WillmanPanorama de la Habana / Vista tomada desde ReglaEngraving, Image Size : 380x1041 (mm), 14.96x40.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 599x1189 (mm), 23.58x46.81 (Inches), Richly Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation.P2537Paris: (c. 1855)
USD7500.0Views West Indies;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2537&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d88af427cbbebffb904c32c95f70831d_1276717485.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ChrissoyVisit Finland for Wintersports / Finnish State Railways / Suomalaisen Kirjallsuuden Seuran Kirjapainon OY :n KivipainoPrint, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 990x620 (mm), 38.98x24.41 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2538Finland: Finnish State Railways(1950)
USD1000.0Advertising Others; Sports Skiing; Posters;1950nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2538&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d35f8d6fccab11cab576ff8cd700f16f_1276793446.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arn. EyckGrand Aperitif Tonique Depuratif / RadisLithograph, Lith. Bourguignon, Godefroid, Poulet & Co. Frameries, Image Size : 785x555 (mm), 30.91x21.85 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 847x622 (mm), 33.35x24.49 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2539France: Lith. Bourguignon, Godefroid, Poulet & Co. Frameries(1895)
USD1250.0Advertising Others; Drinks; Posters;1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2539&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d35f8d6fccab11cab576ff8cd700f16f_1276793655.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. A. MilneWinnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne with Decorations by Ernest H. ShepardOriginal red paper boards with blue diamond pattern and vignettes to upper and lower boards and flat spine, with original colour-printed dust-jacket, endpapers with a map of the 100-Acre Wood. , Dust-jacket somewhat rubbed and chipped, otherwise a very good copy of this uncut (and in some cases, unopened) early Canadian edition of A.A. Milne’s classic children’s tale, text is clean and crisp. , 12mo., P. 158 pp., Profusely illustrated by Milne and Shepard.B3478Toronto: McClelland & Stewart(1925)
USD275.0Book Children;1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean ZuallartLe Tres Devot Voyage de Jerusalem, Avecq les Figures des lieux saincts, & plusieurs autres, tirees au naturel. Faict & descript par Jean Zvallart, Chevalier du Sainct Sepulchre de nostre Seigneur, Mayeur de la Ville d Ath en Haynnaut, etc.Full contemporary vellum, flat spine with title penned in period hand at head, covers with two sets of cloth cords for securing the book. , Covers worn, middle leaves with light waterstaining; otherwise a very good copy of this work., 8vo., P. (2), title, blank, dedication (3), to the reader (4), verses (7), contents (6), errata, privilege; Book 1. 1-84; Book 2. 85-191, blank; Book 3. 1-235, blank; Book 4. 1-133; Book 5. 134-230, approbation, blank, (2)., Complete with 51 in-text copper-engraved plates, comprised of 7 maps and 44 views of cities and sights on the sea route from Italy to Jerusalem., Volume : Five books in one.; The work was published first in Rome (1587). “The Belgian Zuallart made a six-month pilgrimage from Rome to Jerusalem in 1586. Books one and two describe the journey to the Holy Land, including descriptions of Zakynthos, Crete and Cyprus” (Blackmer)., Blackmer 1874.B3487Antwerp: Arnold s’Conincx(c. 1608)
USD6000.0Book Asia Middle East Holy Land; Book Voyages General;c. 1608nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3487&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John HerseyHiroshimaOriginal blue cloth boards with green title to upper board and spine, edges uncut. , Very good condition, no dust jacket., 8vo., P. 116 pp.; This is Hersey’s best-known work. An American journalist, he travelled to Hiroshima just months after the blast to collect stories of six survivors whose accounts he narrates in this work of New Journalism. First published in full in the New Yorker, the issue sold out in hours and was rushed into a second printing. Radio stations quickly began airing readings of the article. Time magazine later called Hersey's account of the bombing "the most celebrated piece of journalism to come out of World War II."B3489New York: Alfred A. Knopf(1946)
USD275.0Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea; Book Military America;1946nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3489&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hendrik Willem van LoonThe ArtsOriginal full red cloth boards with gilt shield to top board, artistic vignette and gilt title to spine, top edge tinted blue, endpapers printed with notes and sketches., Very good condition. No dust jacket., 4to., P. 677 pp. and author’s biography., Profusely illustrated with full-page and in-text colour and black and white illustrations.B3490New York: Simon & Schuster(1937)
USD175.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;1937nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3490&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Agapito FranzettiRaccolta di N. 60 Vedute o Antiche, e Moderne della Citta di Roma e sue vicinanze con la giunta delle Sale appartementi al Museo Pio ClementinoFull early 20th-century pebbled paper boards with title in gilt within a gilt-lined border and gilt cornerpieces, flat spine in five compartments of double gilt lines, gilt title on two, edges speckled blue. , Lacks plate number 49, otherwise a fine copy of this rare work by Franzetti, plates with strong impressions and are clean and crisp., Oblong 8vo., P. (2), title, blank, plates 1-48, 50-60, (2)., With 60 copper engraved plates (of 61), executed by Agapito Franzetti, including the title and 59 views of ancient and modern Rome. Title plate with vignette of Romulus, Remus, and the she-wolf.; The work is undated, but would have been published between 1812 and 1820, because Franzetti moved to No. 180 Via del Corso in Rome in 1812, and produced his final collection of copper plates in 1820., Olschki XI; Benezit IV:505.B3496Rome: Agapito Franzetti(n.d., c. 1820.)
USD1000.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Italy;n.d., c. 1820.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3496&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8263b4caaa5bb0499969d62235074439_1303595798.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward Granville BrowneA Literary History of Persia / From the Earliest Times until Firdawsi / By Edward G. Browne, M.A., M.B., / Sir Thomas Adams’ Professor of Arabic, Fellow of Pembroke, College, and sometime Lecturer in Persian in the University of CambridgeContemporary full blue cloth, flat spine with gilt title and publisher’s device, top edge gilt, edges uncut., Spine faded, occasional light foxing, otherwise in very good condition., 8vo., P. (2), half-title, advertisement, half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, preface vii-xi, blank, contents xiii-xiv, 1-521, blank, (2)., With tinted frontispiece.B3498New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons(1902)
USD375.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Literature General;1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3498&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.J. ChadwickThe Magic Lantern ManualOriginal pictorial coloured boards, and pictorial advertisement endpapers., Bookplate of early owner on blank leaf, early pencil notes on another blank leaf, otherwise an excellent copy, text clean and crisp., Small 8vo., P. 154 pp., advertisements (28)., With 105 wood-engraved illustrations, including the full page frontispiece.; This second edition is more illustrated than the first (published in 1878). This was one of the most popular of late Victorian manuals of magic lanterns. The advertisements and full-page illustrations lend a curious charm to the book.B3501London: Frederick Warne(c. 1885.)
USD475.0Book Pastimes, Games & Amusements General;c. 1885.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3501&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emanuel BowenAn Improved Map of Iceland.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 93x140 (mm), 3.66x5.51 (Inches)M7085London: (c. 1748)
USD275.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Iceland;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7085&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b16c4b85b0fb4a3c5e2024d983e2358c_1270839483.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emanuel BowenA Draught of New York and Perthamboy HarbourHand Colored in Outline, Excellent; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 117x148 (mm), 4.61x5.83 (Inches)M7086London: (c. 1748)
USD575.0Maps United States East New Jersey; Maps United States East New York New York City;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7086&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b16c4b85b0fb4a3c5e2024d983e2358c_1270839631.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.D. BachePreliminary Sketch of Mobile BayHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 420x337 (mm), 16.54x13.27 (Inches)M7191U.S.A.: U.S. Coast Survey(1851)
USD375.0Maps United States South Alabama;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7191&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_002faaa94593cc29850babb43ba8b84c_1276974939.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.D. BachePreliminary sketch of Beaufort Harbor North CarolinaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 433x355 (mm), 17.05x13.98 (Inches)M7192U.S.A.: Survey of the Coast of the United States(1851)
USD475.0Maps United States East North Carolina;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7192&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_002faaa94593cc29850babb43ba8b84c_1276975426.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuDinant. / Charlemont. / Walcourt.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 408x490 (mm), 16.06x19.29 (Inches); Latin text on verso.M7195Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7195&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_002faaa94593cc29850babb43ba8b84c_1276977541.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradAfrica, Concinnata secundum Observationes Membror.Hand Colored, Very Good;lower fold reinforced, Size : 455x590 (mm), 17.91x23.23 (Inches)M7196Augsburg: (1760)
USD875.0Maps Africa Continent;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7196&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_002faaa94593cc29850babb43ba8b84c_1276978065.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradNovissima et Accuratissima Helvetiae Rhaetiae, Valesiae et Partis Sabaudiae Tabula.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 485x570 (mm), 19.09x22.44 (Inches)M7199Augsburg: (1760)
USD750.0Maps Europe Switzerland;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7199&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_002faaa94593cc29850babb43ba8b84c_1276980833.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannHelvetia Tredecim Statibus Liberis quos CantoneHand Colored, Very Good; backed on old canvas, Size : 450x570 (mm), 17.72x22.44 (Inches)M7200Nuremberg: (1751)
USD500.0Maps Europe Switzerland;1751nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7200&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_52a9b31583b4550afa39f85167a810c9_1276982955.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred Hawkins; Joseph HamelThis Plan of the City of Quebec by special permission is respectfully inscribed to the Mayor & Corporation of the City.Hand Colored, Minor discolourations in margins, folds reinforced, otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 503x638 (mm), 19.80x25.12 (Inches); A scarce map of Quebec City, published in Quebec.M7202Quebec: Alfred Hawkins(1845)
USD3750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City;1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7202&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2a77676842d5c17a3b0181fba4470fc6_1277146989.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinkertonWestern AfricaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 507x700 (mm), 19.96x27.56 (Inches); From Pinkerton's Modern Atlas.M7203Philadelphia: Dobson(1813)
USD575.0Maps Africa West;1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7203&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277832757.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PinkertonNorthern AfricaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 508x704 (mm), 20.00x27.72 (Inches); From Pinkerton's Modern AtlasM7204Philadelphia: Dobson(1813)
USD475.0Maps Africa North;1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7204&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277832922.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanvierLAfrique divisee en ses principaux EtatsOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 480x652 (mm), 18.90x25.67 (Inches)M7205Venice: Santini(1777)
USD750.0Maps Africa Continent;1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7205&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277833674.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradAsia Concinnata Secundum Observationes Academiae Regalis..Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. Lower central fold reinforced., Size : 488x587 (mm), 19.21x23.11 (Inches)M7206Augsburg: (1745)
USD750.0Maps Asia Continent;1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7206&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277836855.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vandermaelen, Philippe Marie GuillaumeIles Sandwich No. 3Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 473x452 (mm), 18.62x17.80 (Inches); With wide margins.<br>This is a highly detailed map of the region from Vandermaelen\\\'s \\\"Atlas Universel\\\", the first atlas to systematically map the world in uniform scale. If assembled as a globe gores forms a very large globe.M7207Brussels: (1825)
USD1250.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7207&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277837381.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MalletCercle D'AutricheHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 148x110 (mm), 5.83x4.33 (Inches)M7208Paris: (1686)
USD150.0Maps Europe Austria;1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7208&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277837633.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Porcacchi, TommasoXXV Universal Descrittione Dell Asia. Asia.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 177x137 (mm), 6.97x5.39 (Inches)M7211Venice: (c.1575)
USD875.0Maps Asia Continent;c.1575nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7211&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277839273.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guer, Jean-AntoineVue de la Ville et du Port de Constantinople du cote de L'Asie.Black & White, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 152x227 (mm), 5.98x8.94 (Inches)M7212Paris: (1747)
USD575.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;Maps City Maps;1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7212&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277842246.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. Baillairge; R.HausermannLe Canada Catholique / Canada Carte Indiquant les LimitesPrinted in Color, Very Good;, Size : 440x920 (mm), 17.32x36.22 (Inches)M7213Paris: (1893)
USD750.0Maps Canada;1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277844710.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsMare Mediterraneum unacum suis Insulis et vicinis Maribus minoribus itemque adjacentibus Regnis Regionibusque...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 402x619 (mm), 15.83x24.37 (Inches)M7214Nuremberg: (1770)
USD1000.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7214&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277845238.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsCharte uber die XIII vereinigte Staaten von Nord-America, Entworsen durch...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 464x600 (mm), 18.27x23.62 (Inches); First German map to depict United States of America shortly after the revolution., 784.7 McCorkleM7215Nuremberg: (1784)
USD1750.0Maps United States;1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7215&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277845764.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]La Perouse; CookCarte Des Parties Des Iles Sandwich.../ Carte Des Iles Sandwich...Hand Colored, Very Good;small restoration at left margin, Size : 490x678 (mm), 19.29x26.69 (Inches)M7217Paris: (1798)
USD2000.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277846822.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry PoppleThe Grand Fishing Bank of [New-Found Land] / The Harbour of Placentia / The Harbour of Anapolis [sic] Royal / Boston Harbour / [from: A Map of the British Empire in America with the French and Spanish Settlements adjacent thereto.]Hand Colored, Some skillful repair at the lower margin, otherwise very good, Size : 500x296 (mm), 19.69x11.65 (Inches); This map is a section of Popple's large "Map of the British Empire in America" in twenty sheets, with the lower portion of the Grand Banks, and three inset maps of the harbours of Placentia, Nfld, Annapolis Royal, N.S., and Boston, MA.M7219London: William Henry Toms & R.W. Seale(c. 1733)
USD750.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps United States New England Massachusetts Boston;c. 1733nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7219&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278100565.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Melchior & Gaspar TrechselTabula V. Asiae. / De Assyria / De Babyloniorum / De Hyrcania / De Media [Map of Ancient Persia]Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 310x460 (mm), 12.20x18.11 (Inches); With Latin text on verso that is encased by decorative Renaissance motifs.<br><br>Alai (35) explains that this map is based on Grueninger's Strasbourg Ptolemaic atlas of 1525, where the title of the map was "omitted, but a swimming duck on the Caspian Sea added". The text on the verso was edited by Michael Villanova (also called Michael Servetus), who was burnt alive for heresy in 1553, "and it is reported that on Calvin's order many copies of this edition, which were used as evidence against him, were set fire to at the same time." The verso-right page is marked with a "19", as found in Treschel's Lyon edition. "Verso-left contains descriptions and woodcut ornaments which are similar to the Strasbourg edition of 1522, and verso-right, unlike the Strasbourg editions, is equally decorative.", Alai E.16 / PTOL 7c (pp. 35).M7220Lyon: Melchior & Gaspar Trechsel(c. 1535)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1535nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7220&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dfc5a68b5064dc559a8c85ee88bad4a1_1278186553.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hans LufftDer Prophet Daniel [\'Daniel\'s Dream Map\']Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 115x147 (mm), 4.53x5.79 (Inches); Page number on verso is 99, with a signature of R3. <br><br>Lufft\'s woodblock of the world, known as \'Daniel\'s Dream Map\', was originally used to illustrate two works, one of which was Martin Luther\'s commentary on the prophet Daniel (1530). \"Later,\" writes Shirley, \"a slightly smaller block was cut (120 x 150 mm.) and the map from this was used in editions of Luther\'s Wittenberg Bible from 1534 onwards.<br>\"The map itself is a crude woodcut showing the four beasts of Daniel\'s dream and the simplified continents of Europe, Africa and Asia; there are four windheads. It is known as the \'Wittenberg World Map\' or \'Daniel\'s Dream Map,\' and in its biblical context usually appears amid a page of text headed \'Der Prophet\'.\"<br>This specific example is c.1599 because the R of “AFRICA” is incomplete.<br><br>-Biblia, Die Propheten alle deudsch, Printer: Lorenz Seuberlich, Wittenberg, 1599.<br>See : www.daniels-dream-map.com ,<br> from the first publication 1529 to the mid 17th century. - An attempt to systematise the various versions and their editions, Shirley (World) 65AM7221Wittenberg: Hans Lufft(c.1534 but c.1599)
USD1250.0Maps World;c.1534 but c.1599noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7221&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dfc5a68b5064dc559a8c85ee88bad4a1_1278188131.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.M. CoronelliXantung, e Peking Provincie della China divise nelle sue Regioni, e dedicate a Mons.re Rev.mo Severoli, Referendario dell\\\'una e laltra Signatura dal P.M. Coronelli M.C. Cosmografio della Ser.ma Republica di Venetia.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 449x598 (mm), 17.68x23.54 (Inches)M7222Venice: Domenico Padovani(c. 1695)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Far East China;Maps Asia Far East Korea;c. 1695nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7222&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dfc5a68b5064dc559a8c85ee88bad4a1_1278192066.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rom. de Hoog [Romein de Hooghe]; J. v. LatdenbergOrbis Per Creationem Institutus. Adam en Syne Scheppinge. / Orbis Per Diluvium. Noah en Syne Danksegginge. / Per Legem Constitutus. Moses en Syrie Wetgevinge. / Per Christum Restitutus. Christus en Syne Vertossinge.Hand Colored, Minor tear in lower left corner expertly repaired not affecting image, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 333x473 (mm), 13.11x18.62 (Inches); Dutch text on verso. With four inset decorative vignettes illustrating the Garden of Eden, the settling of Noah's Ark, Moses's receipt of the Ten Commandments, and the birth of Christ. The map itself is centred on the presumed location of the Garden of Eden (Mesopotamia).M7224Amsterdam: (c. 1700)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Middle East; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7224&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_33f55b4ec405998eccf7392ae7c22f9f_1278520309.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Laurent Fries; PtolemyTabula nova Poloniae, Ungariae, & RussiaeHand Colored, Very good, minor wormholing on upper margin., Size : 307x363 (mm), 12.09x14.29 (Inches); The only text on verso is the number "33". The publisher, Michael Villanovus (or Servetus), was tried by Calvin for heresy and burned at the stake with several of his books.M7225Lyon: Michael Servetus(c. 1541)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe Romania; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia;c. 1541nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7225&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cb67278f3370104018c2131d892dad53_1296236666.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CoronelliIsola di Corfu / Posseduta dalla Serenesima Republica di VenetiaBlack & White, Two minor short tears to lower margin, not affecting image and expertly repaired, in very good condition., Size : 462x621 (mm), 18.19x24.45 (Inches); The island is surrounded by nine vignette cartouches set within wreaths in which various fortresses and castles are presented. A larger tenth vignette displays the title and the map's dedication to Valerio da Riua, Senatore Meritissimo. Two family shields sit on the flanks of the island.M7227Venice: (c. 1690)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7227&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278778278.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Louis le RougeCarte du Japon et de la CoreeHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 215x283 (mm), 8.46x11.14 (Inches); The title cartouche illustrates three Japanese gods, giving the names of only two: Iebis, god of the sea; and Tossitoku, god of fortune. A note in the lower left corner indicates that the cartographer has refrained from giving the names of the Japanese villages marked on the map due to the public\\\'s lack of interest in knowing their names.M7228Paris: (c. 1748)
USD575.0Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East Korea;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_557c2dd8e39f3f7e61c1cf528c1b73ac_1338841225.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bayot; SabatierDanses et Costumes de Grenade / Grenade Pl. 27<br>Lithograph, Bernard & Frey, Image Size : 263x374 (mm), 10.35x14.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x553 (mm), 16.14x21.77 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This is a charming depiction of a leisurely Spanish celebration in Granada.P2499Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD575.0Pastime & Amusements Others; Performing Arts Dancing;Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2499&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270917423.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de PrangeyPlace Neuve a Grenade / Grenade Pl. 23Lithograph, Bernard & Frey, Image Size : 245x330 (mm), 9.65x12.99 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x554 (mm), 16.22x21.81 (Inches), Hand Colored, Small tear in left margin, not affecting image, otherwise very good.; The view illustrates a charming public square in Granada.P2500Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD475.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270917909.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de PrangeyCote des Moulins. / Grenade Pl. 24Lithograph, Bernard & Frey, Image Size : 317x250 (mm), 12.48x9.84 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 553x412 (mm), 21.77x16.22 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This charming view captures the majesty of the ravine looking over Granada, with the palace in the middle distance and a few clergymen resting.P2502Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD375.0Landscapes Others; Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2502&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270918773.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de Prangey; Sabatier; BayotEntree de la Cour de l'Alberca.Lithograph, Bernard & Frey, Image Size : 265x360 (mm), 10.43x14.17 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x553 (mm), 16.22x21.77 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The serene pool dominates this view of the central courtyard of the Alberca, while two musicians entertain two ladies in the right of the scene.P2503Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD375.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2503&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2fc92fda0ab41edf156fa24842ee42cc_1270919526.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de Prangey; BayotAlhambra / Entree de la Cour de l'Alberca / Fenetre Nord, Salle des AmbassadeursLithograph, Villemin; Benard et Frey, Image Size : 200x355 (mm), 7.87x13.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x552 (mm), 16.14x21.73 (Inches), Hand Colored, Minor tears along left margin, otherwise in very good condition.P2545Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD375.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2545&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2a77676842d5c17a3b0181fba4470fc6_1277147447.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de Prangey; BayotSalle de la Tour des InfantesLithograph, Monthelier; Benard et Frey, Image Size : 331x246 (mm), 13.03x9.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 555x418 (mm), 21.85x16.46 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2546Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD375.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2a77676842d5c17a3b0181fba4470fc6_1277147878.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de Prangey; BayotCour des Lions. Alhambra.Lithograph, Chapuy; Benard et Frey, Image Size : 259x335 (mm), 10.20x13.19 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 402x554 (mm), 15.83x21.81 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2547Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD375.0Architectural Islamic; Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2a77676842d5c17a3b0181fba4470fc6_1277148240.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de Prangey; BayotPromenade et Tours d'Enceinte de l'AlhambraLithograph, Bichebois; Benard et Frey, Image Size : 230x305 (mm), 9.06x12.01 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x553 (mm), 16.14x21.77 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2548Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD375.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2a77676842d5c17a3b0181fba4470fc6_1277148399.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de PrangeyCour de la Maison de Chapie, a l'AlbaysinLithograph, Villeneuve; Benard et Frey, Image Size : 325x257 (mm), 12.80x10.12 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 552x410 (mm), 21.73x16.14 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2549Paris: Veith et Hauser(c. 1839)
USD375.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2549&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2a77676842d5c17a3b0181fba4470fc6_1277148671.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.D. KellyCanada Sixty Years After. [And:] The First Harvest in Canada.Lithograph, Toronto Lithographing Co., Image Size : 365x545 (mm), 14.37x21.46 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x600 (mm), 16.93x23.62 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Two charming views of the life of early settlers in 19th-century rural Canada.P2551Toronto: Toronto Saturday Night's Christmas(1897)
USD1000.0Landscapes Farm & Country Scenes; Views Canada Ontario Others;1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2551&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277833229.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BourdinWoolworth Building on Broadway NYC.Print, Image Size : 533x777 (mm), 20.98x30.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good, backed with canvas for long term preservation; The Woolworth Building, designed by architect Cass Gilbert in 1913, is one of the oldest skyscrapers in the United States. More than a century after the start of its construction, it remains, at 57 stories, one of the fifty-tallest buildings in the United States as well as one of the twenty-tallest buildings in New York City. Since 1966 it has been a National Historic Landmark, and a New York City landmark since 1983<br><br><br><br>The Woolworth Building was constructed in neo-Gothic style by architect Cass Gilbert, who was commissioned by Frank Woolworth in 1910 to design the tallest building in the world as the Woolworth Company\\\'s new corporate headquarters on Broadway, between Park Place and Barclay Street in Lower Manhattan, opposite City Hall. Originally planned to be 625 feet (191 m) high, the building was eventually elevated to 792 feet (241 m). The construction cost was US$13.5 million and Woolworth paid all of it in cash. On completion, the Woolworth building overtook the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower as the world\\\'s-tallest building; it opened on April 24, 1913.P2552Paris: (c.1930)
USD1500.0Posters;Views United States East;Architectural Others;c.1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2552&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f5495c681edc1692e5e4a55661608801_1337271164.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.SimpsonAdmiral Sir Charles Napier.Mezzotint, Image Size : 243x292 (mm), 9.57x11.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 283x370 (mm), 11.14x14.57 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Sir Charles John Napier (6 March 1786 – 6 November 1860) was a Scottish naval officer whose sixty years in the Royal Navy included service in the Napoleonic Wars, Syrian War and the Crimean War.P2553London: A. Somers & De Frece(c.1810)
USD750.0Portraits Naval & Military;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2553&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9c99da74cc337bafb863d09747676739_1277835973.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cornelius KrieghoffIndian Wigwam in Lower Canada.Lithograph, Th. Kammerer, Image Size : 342x484 (mm), 13.46x19.06 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 425x560 (mm), 16.73x22.05 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very good, some discolouration to margins, small tears with repairs in lower margin with loss to publisher's information not affecting the image, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; Lithograph with watercolour on wove paper.<br>Benezit describes how, after arriving from Europe and serving in the American army in the late 1830s, Krieghoff appears in Toronto in 1846, and in 1847 he took part in an exhibition in Montreal, moving to Quebec City to live in 1853. This is where, says Benezit, Krieghoff came into his own and he produced the highest amount of his works. In 1854 he spent some time in Germany and England to have his paintings engraved and lithographed. The majority of his works depict Natives while halting to camp, so to capture both the activities of his subjects, and the environment that surrounds them. (Benezit VI:316)<br>George Spendlove (The Face of Early Canada) plate 110.P2557Montreal: (1848)
USD7500.0Views Canada Quebec; Native Americans;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2557&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b57a479a112441c3ed9e828dfd1c7560_1278970228.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Stephen PearceRear Admiral Sir James Clark Ross, D.C.L:F.R.S. / From the Original Portrait placed in the Royal Hospital Greenwich by several Nabal Officers & Scientific Men, in honour of his great Discoveries & Achievements in the Arctic, and the Antarctic Regions.Mezzotint, Image Size : 425x335 (mm), 16.73x13.19 (Inches), Platemark Size : 545x420 (mm), 21.46x16.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 585x455 (mm), 23.03x17.91 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Admiral Ross was an important Arctic and Antarctic explorer, having discovered both the North and South Magnetic poles during his voyages.<br><br>From the original portrait placed in the Royal Hospital Greenwich by several naval officers and scientific men in honor of his great discoveries and achievements in the Arctic and the Antarctic regions. <br>P2558London: (1842)
USD1500.0Portraits Naval & Military; Views Arctic & Antarctic;1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278098426.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John LucasAdmiral, Sir George Francis Seymour, G.C.B., and G.C.H.Mezzotint, Image Size : 445x350 (mm), 17.52x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : 560x430 (mm), 22.05x16.93 (Inches), Paper Size : 636x491 (mm), 25.04x19.33 (Inches), Black & White, Small discolouring stripe in lower right corner, only affecting a small part of the image, small tears along left platemark and in left margin not affecting the plate, very good condition.; Marked "First Class Proof". Seymour was appointed Admiral of the Fleet in 1866.P2559London: John Lucas(1863)
USD900.0Portraits Naval & Military;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2559&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278098390.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. KuyperZaal der Natuurkunde in Het Gebouw der Maatschappye Felix Meritis binnen Amsterdam / Salle de Phijsique dans l'Edifice de la Societe Felix Meritis a Amsterdam.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 373x510 (mm), 14.69x20.08 (Inches), Platemark Size : 443x548 (mm), 17.44x21.57 (Inches), Paper Size : 465x565 (mm), 18.31x22.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; An important Dutch engraver of late 18th century, Reinier Vinkeles, was incredibly prodigious throughout his career.P2560Amsterdam: C. S. Roos(1801)
USD2500.0Portraits Scientists;1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2560&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278101385.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas LawrenceThe Right Honorable Robert Viscount Melville K.J. / First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty &c. &c. &c.Mezzotint, Image Size : 303x232 (mm), 11.93x9.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : 380x300 (mm), 14.96x11.81 (Inches), Paper Size : 603x408 (mm), 23.74x16.06 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Melville served as the First Lord of the Admiralty from 1812 to 1830.P2561London: C. Turner(1827)
USD800.0Portraits Naval & Military;1827nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2561&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278102658.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. SpoonerThe Hon.ble Sr. Edw.d Hawke, Kn.t of the Bath. Admiral of the Blue.Mezzotint, Image Size : 123x112 (mm), 4.84x4.41 (Inches), Platemark Size : 153x113 (mm), 6.02x4.45 (Inches), Paper Size : 222x138 (mm), 8.74x5.43 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, mounted on acid-free paper.; As an officer of the Royal Navy, Hawke successfully defeated the French Navy during the Seven Years' War at Quiberon Bay, preventing a French invasion of Britain.P2562London: J. Smith(c. 1763)
USD375.0Portraits Naval & Military;c. 1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2562&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278103666.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. SpoonerThe Hon.ble Sr. Edw.d Hawke, Kn.t of the Bath. Admiral of the Blue.Mezzotint, Image Size : 123x112 (mm), 4.84x4.41 (Inches), Platemark Size : 153x113 (mm), 6.02x4.45 (Inches), Paper Size : 286x211 (mm), 11.26x8.31 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; mounted on acid-free paper.; As an officer of the Royal Navy, Hawke successfully defeated the French Navy during the Seven Years' War at Quiberon Bay, preventing a French invasion of Britain.P2563London: (c. 1763)
USD375.0Portraits Naval & Military;c. 1763nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278103887.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.W. Pickersgill[Admiral Sir Edward William Campbell Rich Owen]Mezzotint, Image Size : 395x315 (mm), 15.55x12.40 (Inches), Platemark Size : 484x361 (mm), 19.06x14.21 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x406 (mm), 21.26x15.98 (Inches), Black & White, 1.5-inch tear into right platemark, not affecting image, otherwise in very good condition.; The Canadian town and inlet "Owen's Sound" owes its name to this admiral, whose brother surveyed the Upper Great Lakes in 1815-16. Owen was appointed as an Admiral in 1846, having served in many theaters of war in the Mediterranean, off the coast of France, the West Indies and the East Indies.P2564London: H.W. Pickersgill(1849)
USD900.0Portraits Naval & Military;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2564&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278104736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard BucknerThe Right Hon..ble Admiral Lord Lyons, G.C.B., &c. &c.Mezzotint, Image Size : 430x330 (mm), 16.93x12.99 (Inches), Platemark Size : 533x403 (mm), 20.98x15.87 (Inches), Paper Size : 622x476 (mm), 24.49x18.74 (Inches), Black & White, Minor discolouring stripe across upper left corner of image, otherwise in very good condition,; Admiral Lyons was the Commander of the Black Sea Fleet during the Crimean War, in 1853.P2565London: Paul & Dominic Colnaghi(1856)
USD900.0Portraits Naval & Military;Military Crimea;Views Europe Ukraine;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278105890.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. HoppnerThe Right Hon. Lord Nelson K.B. Vice Admiral of the Blue, Duke of Bronti &c.Aquatint, Image Size : 507x323 (mm), 19.96x12.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 547x353 (mm), 21.54x13.90 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; With several great victories for the British Navy, Nelson is most known for the great victory over the combined Spanish and French Navies at the Battle of Trafalgar, during the course of which Nelson himself died.P2567London: Colnaghi(c. 1805)
USD1500.0Portraits Naval & Military;c. 1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2567&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36de217c8c75f5916a3a13d8e77987b1_1278107974.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hervey SmythA View of Cape Rouge or Carouge, Nine Miles above the City of Quebec or the North Shore of the River St. Laurence. From this place 1500 chosen Troops at the break of Day fell down the River on the Ebb of Tide to the place of Landing 13 Sept. 1759. / VueCopper Engraving, Image Size : 327x508 (mm), 12.87x20.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 374x539 (mm), 14.72x21.22 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, In very good condition, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation.; From Cape Rouge, the British troops debarked and mounted the plateau to the west of Quebec City, known as the Plains of Abraham. This is where they were met by the French troops, and after roughly half an hour of fighting, the British seized the fortress of Quebec and marked a symbolic victory for British presence in North America. It was during this same battle that the commanders of both sides, James Wolfe and Louis-Joseph de Montcalm, were both mortally wounded.P2569London: John Bowles; Robert Sayer; Thomas Jefferys; Carington Bowles; Henry Parker(c. 1760)
USD3750.0Naval British; Views Canada Quebec;c. 1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2569&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dfc5a68b5064dc559a8c85ee88bad4a1_1278189336.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. AdlamThe Situation of His Majesty's Ship Ambuscade, off the Island of Jersey, the 15th of November 1779. To the Inhabitants of the said Island This Plate is most humbly Dedicated by their Obedient Servant.Mezzotint, Image Size : 390x523 (mm), 15.35x20.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : 432x534 (mm), 17.01x21.02 (Inches), Paper Size : 472x598 (mm), 18.58x23.54 (Inches), Black & White, Original print laid down on 19th century paper, preserving the title shield but presumably lacking the signature of the artist after the sentence "most humbly Dedicated by their Obedient Servant". Some skillful restoration on the left side of the print,; Built in 1773 in Depford, the HMS Ambuscade was a 32-gun fifth rate frigate that took part in the Revolutionary Wars, until she was captured by the French ship Bayonnaise in 1798. In 1803, she was recaptured by the British, but broken up in 1810. The artist, William Adlam, was a British naval officer who served in both the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. During the latter, he often served with Lord Nelson, including the Battle of Trafalgar.P2570London: (c. 1780)
USD750.0Naval British; Views Europe England Others;c. 1780noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2570&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dfc5a68b5064dc559a8c85ee88bad4a1_1278194371.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SingletonBattle of the Nile. Aug. 1. 1798.Mezzotint, J. Daniell, Image Size : 510x660 (mm), 20.08x25.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 583x736 (mm), 22.95x28.98 (Inches), Black & White, Upper margin extended, some skillful repairs, otherwise good; The subject of the image is Lord Nelson, who led the British navy to victory over Napoleon's forces at the Nile in 1798. The image depicts the wound with which Nelson was inflicted during the course of the battle. Nelson healed from this wound, and was celebrated across Europe as a hero.P2571London: James Daniell(1805)
USD2500.0Portraits Naval & Military;1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dfc5a68b5064dc559a8c85ee88bad4a1_1278195295.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas LawrenceAdmiral Sotheron, From a Portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence painted in the Year 1809.Mezzotint, Image Size : 378x299 (mm), 14.88x11.77 (Inches), Platemark Size : 522x380 (mm), 20.55x14.96 (Inches), Paper Size : 636x501 (mm), 25.04x19.72 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Admiral Frank Sotheron had been a captain of several vessels during the battles of the latter half of the 18th century, meeting both Spanish and French fleets at sea, and had been instrumental in defending the British colony in Newfoundland. He was promoted to Vice-Admiral in 1811, and upon returning to England was elected as M.P. for Nottinghamshire.P2576London: C. Turner(1839)
USD1000.0Portraits Naval & Military;1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2576&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278777642.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Grif TellerGiant Conquerors of Space and Time / Pennsylvania RailroadLithograph, Image Size : 475x637 (mm), 18.70x25.08 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 568x736 (mm), 22.36x28.98 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; The image depicts a Pennsylvania Railroad K4s Pacific steam train while a Ford 5-AT-E Trimotor plane flies overhead at the new joint rail station and airport near Columbus, Ohio. Teller's painting had been commissioned by the Transcontinental Air Transport (TAT), a newly-formed agency combining air and rail services.P2577Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Railroad(c. 1931)
USD1250.0Advertising Others; Transportation Airplanes; Transportation Trains;c. 1931nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2577&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278779010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BeecheyAdmiral Sir Charles M Pole Bart. K.G.C.B. Engraved by Turner from a Picture by Sir Willm. Beechey, R. A. For Capt. Brenton's Naval History.Mezzotint, Image Size : 120x100 (mm), 4.72x3.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 186x113 (mm), 7.32x4.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Pole was Governor of Newfoundland from 1800-1, and also served as the Admiral of the Fleet.P2578London: C. Turner(1823)
USD575.0Portraits Naval & Military; Military Canadian;1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2578&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278795785.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BeecheyAdmiral Sir Charles M Pole, Bart. K. G. C. B. Engraved for Capt. Brenton's Naval History / From a Picture by Sir Willm. Beechey, R. A.Mezzotint, Image Size : 121x98 (mm), 4.76x3.86 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 213x132 (mm), 8.39x5.20 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Pole was Governor of Newfoundland from 1800-1, and also served as the Admiral of the Fleet.P2579London: Henry Colburn(c. 1823)
USD575.0Portraits Naval & Military; Military Canadian;c. 1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2579&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278796575.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles TurnerSir George Cockburn, G.C.B. Major Genl. of Marines. Drawn & Engraved by Charles Turner for Capt. Brentor's Naval History.Mezzotint, Image Size : 130x102 (mm), 5.12x4.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 230x149 (mm), 9.06x5.87 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; George Cockburn commanded several ships during important Napoleonic battles and the War of 1812. He rose to become Admiral of the Fleet and First Sea Lord.<br>P2580London: Charles Turner(c. 1825)
USD275.0Portraits Naval & Military;c. 1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2580&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278797196.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BeecheyAdmiral Lord Viscount Exmouth, Engraved by Turner from a Picture by Sir Willm. Beechey, R. A. For Capt. Brenton's Naval History.Mezzotint, Image Size : 127x100 (mm), 5.00x3.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 204x105 (mm), 8.03x4.13 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Edward Pellew, the first Viscount Exmouth, served as a commander aboard several ships during the American and French Revolutionary and later Napoleonic Wars. He was made Admiral in 1804, and made Viscount Exmouth in 1816 for having liberated 1,000 Christian slaves after attacking a North African city. By the end of his life, he had been awarded several awards and appointed to a number of highly honoured orders from Britain, Spain, the Netherlands, Sicily, Sardinia and Savoy.P2581London: Charles Turner(1823)
USD275.0Portraits Naval & Military;1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2581&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278797847.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CarbonierAdmiral Sir James Saumarez, Bt. G.C.B. Vice Admiral of Great Britain / From an original Picture by Carbonier in the possession of Captain Brenton. / Engraved by C. Turner for Capt. Brenton's Naval History.Mezzotint, Image Size : 140x125 (mm), 5.51x4.92 (Inches), Platemark Size : 230x145 (mm), 9.06x5.71 (Inches), Paper Size : 244x152 (mm), 9.61x5.98 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; James Saumaurez was a British admiral, famous for his victory at the Battle of Algeciras (1801), during which Saumarez ordered one of his best ships to sail between two Spanish ships during the dead of night, open fire on both sides, then pull away. The strategy worked, and the two Spanish ships tore each other to pieces while the British ship was free to continue its attack on others.P2582London: Charles Turner(1823)
USD275.0Portraits Naval & Military;1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2582&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_67ff1cb5c350b7acd6cf56a23e6b3a78_1278798633.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista PiranesiPlate XV from Carceri /<br>Round Arches Springing from a Square Column, Ornamented with the Heads of Giants with Rings in their Mouths.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 409x542 (mm), 16.10x21.34 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 534x696 (mm), 21.02x27.40 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; printed on thick mid-18th century laid paper.; SECOND STATE (Hind).<br><br>This print comes from Piranesi\\\'s \\\'Carceri d\\\'Invenzione\\\' and is signed \\\"Piranesi F.\\\" in the lower left, and bears the numerals \\\"XV\\\" in the upper left.<br><br>As Hind describes, this print features the added galleries not present in the first state, as well as a darker impression. It does not have the numbers \\\"363\\\" printed in the spandril of the foremost arch, as Hind indicates for the third state.<br><br>Because of the density of the impression, it is difficult to make out the watermark. Hind 29.<br><br>The first dateable appearance of this celebrated series was in 1750. It is likely, however, that these plates had been published previously. The style of etching suggests a date closer to Piranesi\\\\\\\'s third Venetian period, c. 1745. In 1760 Piranesi was to reissue these plates as the Caceri d\\\\\\\'invenzione, with his name now on the title page. In many instances the original plates were heavily reworked with stronger tonal contrasts, more architecturally defined settings and more explicit imagery. (Wilton-Ely, p.48)P2583Rome: Piranesi(c. 1761)
USD7500.0Artists Piranesi (Carceri);c. 1761noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2583&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b57a479a112441c3ed9e828dfd1c7560_1278958065.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiVeduta dell' Arco di Settimio SeveroCopper Engraving, Image Size : 466x693 (mm), 18.35x27.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : 476x704 (mm), 18.74x27.72 (Inches), Paper Size : 516x739 (mm), 20.31x29.09 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; printed on thick mid-18th century laid paper.; According to Hind, this example is from the first printing in 1772 in Rome, before the first state (Paris 1st edition). It appears in Piranesi's 'Vedute di Roma'. However, the watermark matches one depicted in Wilton-Ely from the 1760s.<br><br>Without numbers in the upper right margin. Signed by "Cavalier Piranesi" in the lower left.<br><br>Hind 65; Wilton-Ely I:232.P2584Rome: (c. 1772)
USD4500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1772noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2584&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b57a479a112441c3ed9e828dfd1c7560_1278961178.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiVeduta della Piazza del Campidoglio 1. Abitazione di Sua Eccza. il Sigl. Senatore di roma. 2. Museo Capitolino. 3. Chiesa, e Convento d'Araceli. 4. Statua Equestre di Marco Aurelio. 5. Trofeo d'Ottaviano Augusto.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 431x678 (mm), 16.97x26.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : 444x689 (mm), 17.48x27.13 (Inches), Paper Size : 516x707 (mm), 20.31x27.83 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; printed on thick laid 18th-century paper.; This print appears in Piranesi's 'Vedute di Roma', from the 1774 printing in Rome, before the first state (Paris 1st edition; Hind 68).<br><br>Without numbers in the upper right margin. Signed by "Cavalier Piranesi F." in the lower left.<br><br>Watermark unidentifiable due to the strength of the impression.<br><br>Hind 68; Wilton-Ely I:244.<br><br>P2585Rome: (c. 1774)
USD4500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1774noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2585&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b57a479a112441c3ed9e828dfd1c7560_1278965054.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovani Battista PiranesiPlate IX from Carceri / A Prison Door, Surmounted by a Colossal Wheel-Shaped Opening, Crossed by Beams.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 546x402 (mm), 21.50x15.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 733x528 (mm), 28.86x20.79 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; published on thick laid 18th century Roman paper.; SECOND STATE.<br><br>This print comes from Piranesi\\\'s \\\'Carceri d\\\'Invenzione\\\' and is signed \\\"Piranesi F.\\\" in the lower left, and bears the numerals \\\"IX\\\" in the upper left.<br><br>The beams in the shape of a gallows are present in the lower left, as indicated in Hind for the second state. There are no additional numbers in the upper right. Hind 27.<br><br>The first dateable appearance of this celebrated series was in 1750. It is likely, however, that these plates had been published previously. The style of etching suggests a date closer to Piranesi\\\\\\\'s third Venetian period, c. 1745. In 1760 Piranesi was to reissue these plates as the Caceri d\\\\\\\'invenzione, with his name now on the title page. In many instances the original plates were heavily reworked with stronger tonal contrasts, more architecturally defined settings and more explicit imagery. (Wilton-Ely, p.48)P2586Rome: Piranesi(c. 1761)
USD6500.0Artists Piranesi (Carceri);c. 1761noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2586&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b57a479a112441c3ed9e828dfd1c7560_1278967247.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiVeduta degli Avanzi delle Fabbriche del Secondo Piano delle Terme di Tito. A Primo Piano. B Avanzi del Teatro. II. 109.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 483x704 (mm), 19.02x27.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : 489x707 (mm), 19.25x27.83 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x742 (mm), 21.06x29.21 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, upper central fold reinforced, printed on thick mid-18th century laid paper.; SECOND STATE. First Paris Edition of 'Vedute di Roma'.<br><br>Without numbers in the upper right margin, but with Numbers "II 109" inside the cartouche. <br><br>The watermark is difficult to identify due to the strength of the impression.<br><br>Hind 71; Wilton-Ely I:260.<br><br><br>These are the Baths of Trajan, erroneously called the Baths of Titus in the cartouche.P2587Paris: (c. 1806)
USD2750.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2587&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b57a479a112441c3ed9e828dfd1c7560_1278971909.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiVeduta di Campo VaccinoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 453x701 (mm), 17.83x27.60 (Inches), Platemark Size : 472x705 (mm), 18.58x27.76 (Inches), Paper Size : 515x717 (mm), 20.28x28.23 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; upper central fold reinforced. A fine, strong impression printed on heavy laid paper.; FIRST STATE.<br><br>From 'Vedute di Roma'. Without numbers in the title cartouche beneath the title. <br>Watermark unidentifiable due to the strength of the impression.<br><br>Hind 65; Wilton-Ely I:233.P2588Rome: (c. 1772)
USD4500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2588&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a520280695484ea98a5c8e38a4a6bef4_1279117635.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiAltra Veduta del Tempio della Sibilla in TivoliCopper Engraving, Image Size : 444x661 (mm), 17.48x26.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : 448x665 (mm), 17.64x26.18 (Inches), Paper Size : 498x704 (mm), 19.61x27.72 (Inches), Black & White, Two small tears in upper margin on right and left of the central fold, not affecting plate, otherwise in very good condition.; This print appears in Piranesi's 'Vedute di Roma', from the 1761 printing in Rome, before the first state (Paris 1st edition; Hind 56).<br><br>There are no numbers in the upper right corner. The signature "Piranesi F." is near to the lower left inside the border.<br><br>Printed on laid 18th-century paper.<br><br>Appears to match watermark 35 in Wilton-Ely, which indicates a date of 1761-mid 1760s.<br><br>Hind 56; Wilton-Ely I:195; II:1161P2589Rome: Piranesi(c. 1761)
USD3500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1761noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2589&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a520280695484ea98a5c8e38a4a6bef4_1279118944.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gertrude CallaghanWitch Girl: Poems by Gertrude CallaghanFull blue paper boards on grey cloth, title label on upper board and spine. Some leaves loose. Edges uncut., This proofs-version of the collection “Witch Girl” is unique for its numerous leaves of manuscript poems with editing marks of author and editor for the final product upon which the manuscripts are pasted. The edges of the leaves remain uncut., 8voB3129New York: Blue Faun Publications(1926)
USD375.0Book Modern First Editions;1926nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3129&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio Garcia CubasAtlas Pintoresco e Historico de los Estados Unidos MexicanosContemporary gilt maroon cloth boards, rebacked expertly with recent speckled ¼ calf, spine in seven compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt red morocco title label on two, endpapers marbled. , The plates are all clean with vivid colours, in very good condition. , Elephant folio., P. (2), title, blank, 13 double-page plates, (2)., With all 13 double-page chromolithograph maps and their beautifully-executed views of the scenery and architecture of ancient and modern Mexico. With a recent replacement manuscript title page.; The maps all have a border of vignettes depicting geography, culture, architecture, etc. of Mexico. This is the first edition of this atlas by Cubas, considered one of Mexico's greatest cartographers., Phillips 2686.B3459Mexico: Debray Sucesores(c. 1885)
USD10500.0Book Americas Central; Book Americas U.S. South & West;c. 1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3459&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jane AustenPride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, with a Preface by George Saintsbury and Illustrations by Hugh ThomsonContemporary gilt navy cloth with peacock feather design on upper board and flat spine with title in gilt, all edges gilt, endpapers in matching navy blue. , A fine copy in attractive gilt cloth binding., 8vo., P. xxviii, 477 pp., Profusely illustrated with in-text engravings by Hugh Thomson.; Ex. Libris of William Tyrrell & Co. in Toronto.B3503London: George Allen(1895)
USD1500.0Book Literature English;1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3503&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b0a960f1f18bfe0b77e919686e6cac17_1279569695.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RushworthHistorical Collections Of Private Passages of State, Weighty Matters in Law, Remarkable Proceedings in Five Parliaments. Beginning The Sixteenth Year of King James, Anno 1618, And ending the Fifth Year of King Charls [sic], Anno 1629, Digested in Order of Time, And now Published by John Rushworth of Lincolns-Inn, Esq.Rebacked preserving original spine, lacks boards, spine with six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt armorial motifs, red gilt morocco label on two, lacks ffep. , Aside from minor occasional page fore-edge chipping, the text is in very good condition, generally clean and crisp., Tall 4to., P. title, blank, preface (10), epigraph, to the reader, 1-701, blank, appendix 1-59, blank, index (14), publisher’s advertisement, blank, (2)., Lacks frontispiece, portrait plate, and the folding map.B3516London: George Thomason(c. 1659.)
USD275.0Book History English;c. 1659.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3516&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas ThorntonThe Present State of Turkey; or a Description of the Ottoman Empire; the Finances, Military and Naval Establishments; the State of Learning, and of the Liberal and Mechanical Arts; the Manners and Domestic Economy of the Turks and Other Subjects of the Grand Signor, &c. &c. Together with the Geographical, Political, and Civil, State of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia. From Observations made, During a Residence of Fifteen Years in Constantinople and the Turkish Provinces, by Thomas Thornton, Esq.Recent gilt-lined ½ marbled calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, red gilt morocco label on two, gilt text on six, endpapers renewed. , In fine condition, text is clean and crisp., 4to., P. (2), title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-xxiv, contents xxv-xxxi, errata, 1-436, (2).; “Thornton was resident at the British factory in Constantinople and at Odessa. The work includes a critique of the work of Pouqueville and Eton and mention is made of the Twedell affair with which the author was involved: he writes generally from an anti-Greek standpoint” (Blackmer)., Blackmer II:1042.B3517London: Joseph Mawman(c. 1807.)
USD1750.0Book Near East Turkey; Book Voyages General;c. 1807.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283199890.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Gray Fearnside; Thomas HarrelThe Great Metropolis: or, Views and History of London in the Nineteenth Century: being a Grand Nationa Exhibition of the British Capital. With Historical and Topographical Notices of each Place. Edited by William Gray Fearnside, Esq., and Thomas Harrel. Illustrated with Splendid Steel Engravings.Full publisher’s decorative gilt morocco, gilt arabesque title within embossed floral motifs, encased within a finely gilt-tooled border, all within a double blind frame, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt-tooled motifs within blind and gilt borders, gilt red morocco label on two, gilt text on six, board edges and inner dentelles gilt, all edges gilt, yellow endpapers. , Aside from lacking the frontispiece and three misplaced leaves (indicated in the pagination, no loss), this is a fine copy of this work on Victorian London, plates are clean and crisp, bound in decorative gilt full contemporary morocco. , 8vo., P. (4), blank, frontis, engr. title, blank, title, blank, 1-78, 89-90, 81-88, 105-106, 91-104, 79-80, 107-219, blank, index, list of plates, (2)., Extra-illustrated with 40 (of 34) steel-engraved plates; however, this copy lacks the frontispiece plate called for in the list of plates.; Adams explains that in 1851, Thomas Holmes decided to publish a work on London in conjunction with London’s Great Exhibition of that year. To do so, he took Fearnside and Harrel’s “History of London,” published 1837, added more engravings from Trotter’s “Select Illustrated Topography,” published 1839, and put them “together with five fresh views intended to give the whole an appearance of contemporaneity.” Our copy seems to be an updated version of the 1851 edition, with a frontispiece view of the Exhibition Palace of 1862, and a brief description of the event on the final text leaf., Holloway 69 (1851 ed.); Adams 211 (1851 ed.)B3519London: D. Omer Smith(c. 1862.)
USD1250.0Book Europe England London; Book Plate Books General;c. 1862.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BrownThe Quebec Gazette. Thursday, June 21, 1764. / La Gazette de Quebec. Jeudy, le 21 Juin, 1764. / Nomb. 1.Very minor browning along folds, with a minor tear along the central fold; all things considered, a very good copy of this first printing by North America’s (arguably) longest-running newspaper., Folio., P. 4 pp., “To the Publick” and “Au Public” printed in a single column; the rest is printed in double columns.; This is a reprint of the first printing made by the Quebec Gazette at its 100-year anniversary (1864). It is now the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. In it, the publishers outline their mission statement (to represent the truth, to avoid partisanship, etc.), then briefly summarize the situation in several European cities, proceeding to point out the ongoing debate in British Parliament about the taxation of the American colonies, and then print a letter from a resident of Virginia indicating a “late incursion” of Indians into his region. This is followed by three advertisements, one for the custom-house, one for the upcoming St. John festival, and the last for the merchant John Baird. Although the entire paper is printed both in French and English, the ad for the St. John festival (an important Quebec holiday) is only printed in English.<br>The newspaper makes the claim to be the longest-running North American newspaper, having only paused publication during the 1775 Siege of Quebec, whereas other publications contesting the claim were paused for longer periods of time throughout their histories.<br>B3526Quebec: (1864)
USD575.0Book Canada East Quebec; Book Periodicals General;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3526&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_f70f3efa025dd42338630f84d12f2fcd_1282251650.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward Granville BrowneA Literary History of Persia / From the Earliest Times until […] Modern Times / By Edward G. Browne, M.A., M.B., / Sir Thomas Adams’ Professor of Arabic, Fellow of Pembroke, College, and sometime Lecturer in Persian in the University of Cambridge [FOUR VOLUMES]Contemporary full red cloth, flat spine with gilt title and publisher’s device, top edge gilt, in contemporary dust-jackets. , Dust-jackets all present but chipped and sunworn, boards of volumes 2, 3, and 4 all sunworn, minor browning to fore-edges of volume 1, minor browning to lower corners of volume 2 (margin only), otherwise in very good condition., 8vo., P. xiv, 521 pp.; [xvi], 568 pp.; [xvi], 586 pp.; xvi, [531] pp., All illustrations present as called-for, including the four frontispieces., Volume : Four volumes.B3527New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons(1928-30.)
USD1500.0Book Literature General; Book Asia Middle East Iran;1928-30.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jay Campbell PhillipsPlantation SketchesPublisher’s paper boards with vignette title on upper board, flat cloth spine with paper title label. , Corners bumped, edges chipped, covers scratched; otherwise a very good copy of this sought after book on the 19th-century life of African-Americans., Small oblong folio., P. (4), half-title, blank, title, copyright, 29 plates, (2)., Complete with 29 prints of J. Campbell Phillips’ sketches of African-Americans in the southern United States.; NYPL Record ID: 473057 - 473086B3532New York: R. H. Russell(1899)
USD1000.0Book Plate Books General; Book Americas U.S. South & West;1899nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3532&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_a65638cddf3d157d6476ec73bcde4f41_1292696173.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexandre de Humboldt; Aimé BonplandRecueil d Observations de Zoologie et d Anatomie comparée, faites dans l Ocean Atlantique, dans l intérieur du Nouveau Continent et dans la Mer du Sud pendant les années 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802 et 1803; par Al. de Humboldt et A. Bonpland. / Voyage de Humboldt et Bonpland. Deuxieme Partie. Observations de Zoologie et d Anatomie comparée. / Premier volume.Contemporary full diced calf with blind- and gilt-tooled borders, rebacked skillfully, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt motifs, gilt text on two and four, edges gilt-tooled, all edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , Occasional faint browning on plates, otherwise a handsome copy; plates and text are generally clean and crisp., Small folio., P. (4), half-title, printer’s imprint, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface vii-viii, 1-368, (2), title, blank, 1-224, (6)., With a total of 51 copper-engraved plates, of which 34 are hand-coloured, depicting natural history such as fish, monkeys, and insects., Volume : All of volume one and tw; Armorial bookplate of Richard Vyvyan., Although there is some disagreement as to when the first edition of the first volume of Recueil d Observations de Zoologie et d Anatomie comparée was published, it is understood that it forms the second part of Humboldt s massive work, Voyage aux régions équinoxiales du nouveau continent, fait en 1799, 1800, 1801, 1803, 1804, which began publication in 1807 and continued into the 1830s in the hands of publishers Schoell, Dufour, Maze and Gide. The title page of our copy indicates publication in 1811, which is confirmed by Graesse, Hill, and Sabin (though Sabin mentions that Rich marks its first printing in 1805 with 30 coloured plates). Brunet joins the publication of this volume with that of the overall work in 1807, which was issued in fourteen installments until 1833. Sabin notes the pagination of the two volumes being 368 and 352 pages, respectively, which suggests that our copy is made up of all of volume one and the first 224 pages of what would become volume two in 1833, with a grand total of 57 plates. Our 51 plates exceeds the 37 mentioned in Graesse, and it is likely that the remaining 6 were issued with the final 128 pages in 1833.<br>As to the content, the second part of Humboldt’s massive work contains “zoological observations made during the expedition of Humboldt and Bonpland to the Spanish possessions of the New World…. There are large, detailed plates of birds, monkeys, insects, and reptiles, many of them coloured” (Hill). Cox’s description of the English translation of the entire work (1818-29) describes the expedition which led to the compilation of Humboldt’s masterpiece: <br><br>“On June 5, 1799, Humboldt and Bonpland, armed with powerful recommendations, sailed … to the Canary Islands. … Thence they proceeded to Caracas in Venezuela, and in Feb., 1800, left the coast for the purpose of exploring the course of the Orinoco. ‘This trip, which lasted four months, covered seventeen hundred and twenty-five miles of wild and uninhabited country, had the important result of establishing the existence of a communication between the water-systems of the Orinoco and the Amazon and of determining the exact location of the bifurcation.’ After a stay of two months in Cuba they crossed over to Cartagena, ascended the Magdalena, and finally reached Quito, Jan. 6, 1802. Enroute to Lima they made an expedition to the sources of the Amazon. ‘At Callao Humboldt observed the transit of Mercury, and studied the fertilising properties of Guano, the introduction of which into Europe was mainly due to his writings. After a year’s stay in Mexico and a short visit to the United States, they returned to Europe’ [(Maggs 612)]. In this famous expedition Humboldt may justly be regarded as having laid the foundation of the science of physical geography and meterology in their larer bearings. His services to geology were mainly based on his attentive study of the volcanoes of the New World.”<br>, Graesse III:388-9; Brunet II:659; Hill 846; Sabin 33755; Cox II:288 (1818 English translation of entire work)B3533Paris: F. Schoell & G. Dufour(1811)
USD7500.0Book Natural History General; Book Plate Books Colour;1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Periodicals General;1903-1915.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0; Maps Canada East; Maps United States New England;1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan; Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba;c. 1857-1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps United States East New Jersey;c.1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7084&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b16c4b85b0fb4a3c5e2024d983e2358c_1270838620.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chatelain, HenriCarte du Royaume de DanemarckHand Colored, Excellent; laid down on 18th century paper, Size : 241x202 (mm), 9.49x7.95 (Inches); The map of Denmark and adjoining islands is crowned with the Danish coat of arms.M7090Paris: (1719)
USD375.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Mediterranean Sicily;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia; Maps Ancient (Greek & Roman);c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps United States New England Massachusetts;c. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps South America Colombia;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps United States West New Mexico;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Costa Rica, Nicaragua;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Panama;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps South America Peru;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD145.0Maps United States West California;c.1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1686nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Central America Mexico;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps United States Mid-West;c. 1710 but 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7134&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271175751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emanuel BowenA Draught of the Whirlpool on the South East of Sumbo Rocks with the Soundings.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 87x100 (mm), 3.43x3.94 (Inches); This maritime phenomenon off the coast of Suðuroy Island (the southernmost of the Faroe Islands) no longer exists, the large rock around which this whirlpool flowed having sunk into the sea during the mid 1800s.M7146London: (c. 1748)
USD150.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark; Maps Sea Chart;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7146&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271181898.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleLa Grece et les Pays Plus Septentrionaux Jusqu'au Danube Pour l'Histoire Ancienne de Mr. Rollin / Par le Sr. D'Anville / Geographe du Roi Nov ? 1740.Original Outline Coloring, Excellent;, Size : 274x237 (mm), 10.79x9.33 (Inches); This map of classical Greece features a title cartouche decorated by various ancient instruments.M7147Paris: (c. 1740)
USD175.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedoniac. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7147&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271184182.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleCarte de L'Egypte et de la Libye dressee Pour l'intelligence de l'Histoire Ancienne de Mr. Rollin / Par le Sr. D'Anville, Geographe ordre. du Roi / Fevrier 1738.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 247x334 (mm), 9.72x13.15 (Inches); This map illustrates the sphere of influence of ancient Egypt, decorated with Egyptian artifacts and a pyramid in the title cartouche.M7148Paris: (c. 1738)
USD275.0Maps Africa North Egyptc. 1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7148&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271185698.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Hongrie, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, chez Pierre Vander Aa / Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Minor wormholing, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 261x385 (mm), 10.28x15.16 (Inches); Title cartouche in lower right bears the arms, shields and flags of Hungary and the Balkans, with a military officer and a swordsman in front.M7150Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD275.0Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Hungary;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7150&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271186414.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Boheme / Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. / Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide / Chez Pierre Vander Aa. / Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Minor wormholing, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 265x392 (mm), 10.43x15.43 (Inches); The title cartouche is illustrated with a vignette of the Czech countryside and the Czech coat of arms.M7151Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD275.0Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7151&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271186863.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCercle d'Autriche, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa. / Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Minor wormholing, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 266x393 (mm), 10.47x15.47 (Inches); Title cartouche in the upper left depicts the Austrian shield and flags, with a vignette of Austrian landscapes in the background.M7152Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD275.0Maps Europe Austria;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7152&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271187186.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Savoye, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. / Augmentees de Nouveau.Hand Colored in Outline, minor wormholing, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 261x387 (mm), 10.28x15.24 (Inches); The title cartouche is illustrated by a hunting vignette.M7153Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD275.0Maps Europe Italy; Maps Europe France;Maps Europe Switzerland;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7153&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271187481.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaL'Allemagne, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc, Augmentees de Nouveau. A Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa. / Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, some wormholes, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 260x387 (mm), 10.24x15.24 (Inches); Title cartouche is decorated by a German swordsman bearing the German shield, surrounded by army tents and flags.M7154Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD275.0Maps Europe Germany; Maps Europe Czech Republic, Slovakia; Maps Europe Austria;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7154&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271187741.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaBrandenbourg et Pomeranie, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academi Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau, A Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa / Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Some wormholes, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 260x385 (mm), 10.24x15.16 (Inches); Title cartouche bears the coat of arms of the states represented in this map, including Brandenburg and Pomerania. The title vignette represents a scene of peasant life.M7155Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD275.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7155&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7a28041d707f74a8de34a35985443ee8_1271195542.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MirianGrundtrisz der Statt London, wie Solche vor, und nach dem Brand anzusehen Sampt dem Newen Model, wie Selbige widrum Auffgebauwet werden Solle.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 311x422 (mm), 12.24x16.61 (Inches)M7234Germany: (1670)
USD1750.0Maps City Maps;Maps Europe United Kingdom England London;1670nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7234&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f0c4aa1e054227b24d24093d599fb61a_1280159630.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emory, WilliamSketch of the Battle of Los Angeles Upper California. Fought between the Americans and the Mexicans Jany. 9th. 1847.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 128x178 (mm), 5.04x7.01 (Inches)M7235USA: Wendell and Van Benthuysen(c. 1848)
USD275.0Maps United States West California;c. 1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7235&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f0731b9a35661d2f0ae843c077f7e9e9_1280161920.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emory, WilliamSketch of the Actions Fought at San Pasqual in Upper California Between the Americans and Mexicans Dec. 6th. & 7th. 1846.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 184x118 (mm), 7.24x4.65 (Inches)M7236USA: Wendell and Van Benthuysen(c. 1848)
USD275.0Maps United States West California;c. 1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7236&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f0731b9a35661d2f0ae843c077f7e9e9_1280162326.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. SansonPersaru, Sive Parthorum Imperium, in Duo de viginti Regna. Aut N. Sanson Abbavillaeo, et Chr. Galliar. Regis Geogr. Cum Privil. 20 Annoru 1702.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 197x263 (mm), 7.76x10.35 (Inches); This map was originally published in 1655, engraved by Jan L'Huillier.M7239Paris: (c. 1702)
USD750.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1702nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f0731b9a35661d2f0ae843c077f7e9e9_1280170707.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BertiusTypus Orbis Terrarum Domini est Terra et Plenitudo EiusHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 94x134 (mm), 3.70x5.28 (Inches); Verso text in Latin. The map is almost identical with Petrus Langene's, without the signature in the bottom right., Shirley 290.M7240Amsterdam: (c. 1616)
USD1250.0Maps World;c. 1616noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7240&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f0731b9a35661d2f0ae843c077f7e9e9_1280171922.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLe Portugal, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Very good; Laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation. Few wormholes filled. , Size : 526x382 (mm), 20.71x15.04 (Inches); A handsome and decorative early 18th century map of Portugal. The cartouche for Portugal depicts a massive coastal trading endeavour, with several tall ships and merchandise.M7241Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1713)
USD575.0; Maps Europe Portugal;c. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7241&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2d35209e30ebf63a9711ffa8b228a7af_1355156114.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaL'Etat de L'Eglise, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege. / Le Royaume de Naples, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Minor wormholing present, otherwise very good., Size : 535x393 (mm), 21.06x15.47 (Inches); A scene of devotion at St. Peter's occupies the title cartouche for the map of Church lands in central Italy, while the map of Naples is notable for its more mythological title cartouche.M7242Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1713)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7242&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f0731b9a35661d2f0ae843c077f7e9e9_1280173078.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaL'Angleterre Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege. / L'Ecosse. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Minor wormholing present, otherwise very good., Size : 537x393 (mm), 21.14x15.47 (Inches); Both title cartouches feature tall ships engaged in trade by a shore.M7246Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1713)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England; Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7246&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280334709.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaScandinavie Septentrionale ou Couronnes du Nord. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege. / Scandinavie Meriodionale ou Couronnes du Nord. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Minor wormholing present, otherwise very good., Size : 537x392 (mm), 21.14x15.43 (Inches); Upper cartouche decorated with Scandinavian shields and a vignette of primitive men, and the lower cartouche copies the shields, with a vignette of horses.M7247Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1713)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Scandinavia;c. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7247&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280335000.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement du Guyenne et Gascogne Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege. / Carte du Gouvernement de Languedoc, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Minor wormholing present, otherwise very good., Size : 527x390 (mm), 20.75x15.35 (Inches); While the upper cartouche depicts a French port cityscape, the lower cartouche illustrates a more rustic, rural setting.<br><br>The map depicts two provinces in the south of France.M7248Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1713)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;c. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7248&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280335293.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark W. Delahay(8) Map Showing the progress of the Public Surveys in Kansas and Nebraska, To accompany Annual Report of the Surveyor General 1862.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 592x499 (mm), 23.31x19.65 (Inches)M7250Leavenworth, Kansas: Surveyor General's Office(c. 1862)
USD750.0Maps United States Mid-West Kansas; Maps United States Mid-West Nebraska;c. 1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7250&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280339539.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B. J. OsngrenA Diagram of Public Surveys in OregonHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 460x608 (mm), 18.11x23.94 (Inches)M7251Eugene City, Oregon: Surveyor General's Office(c. 1863)
USD1250.0Maps United States West Oregon;c. 1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7251&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280340171.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. S. Washburn(F) Sketch of the Public Surveys in the State of MinnesotaHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 580x513 (mm), 22.83x20.20 (Inches)M7252St. Paul, MN: Surveyor General's Office(c. 1862)
USD575.0Maps United States Mid-West Minnesota;c. 1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7252&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280340653.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Miguel Costanzo; Diego Garcia Conde; de Humboldt; F. FriesenCarte reduite de la Partie orientale de la Nouvelle Espagne depuis le Plateau de la Ville de Mexico jusqu'au Port de la Veracruz. Dressee sur les operations Geodesiques de Don Miguel Costanzo et de Dn. Dgo. Garcia Conde, Officiers au service de sa Majeste Catholique sur les Observations Astronomiques et le Nivellement Barometrique de Mr. de Humboldt.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 326x677 (mm), 12.83x26.65 (Inches); Plate 9 of Humboldt's 'Atlas geographique et physique du royaume de la Nouvelle-Espagne', depicting the geophysical details of the land between Mexico City and Veracruz on the Gulf.M7254Paris: Alexander von Humboldt(c. 1811)
USD1250.0Maps Central America Mexico;c. 1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280341814.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. BarrowSketch of a Journey from Hang-Tchoo-Foo to Quang-Tchoo-Foo or Canton in ChinaBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 670x490 (mm), 26.38x19.29 (Inches); The map details a journey by river from Hang Zhou in the north (200 km southwest of Shanghai) down to the city of Canton (or Guangzhou), with notes of interest along the route. A secondary route, not followed by the explorer, demonstrates the river one takes when traveling from Guangzhou to Beijing.<br><br>Engraved by B. Baker in Islington.M7255London: George Nicol(c. 1796)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Far East China;c. 1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7255&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280342436.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. BarrowA Sketch of a Journey from Zhe-Hol in Tartary by land to Pekin and from thence by water to Hang-Tchoo-Foo in China.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 670x487 (mm), 26.38x19.17 (Inches); This map details the journey made by J. Barrow from Zhe-Hol in Tartary (to the northeast of Beijing) through Beijing and by river down to Hang Zhou in the centre of the country. Small notes describe places of interest along the route.<br><br>Engraved by B. Baker in Islington.M7256London: George Nicol(c. 1796)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Far East China;c. 1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7256&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280343076.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Aphricae I / [verso:] Di Libia O Africa Tavola PrimaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 187x262 (mm), 7.36x10.31 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7258Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Africa North;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7258&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280942017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Aphricae II / [verso:] Di Libia O Africa, Tavola SecondaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x253 (mm), 7.48x9.96 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7259Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Africa North;Maps Mediterranean Sicily;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7259&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280942412.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Africae III / Di Libia Tavola Terza.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 189x261 (mm), 7.44x10.28 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7260Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Africa North Egypt;Maps Africa North;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7260&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280943563.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Africae IIII / [verso:] Di Libia, Tavola QuartaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 188x165 (mm), 7.40x6.50 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7261Venice: Ruscelli(1561)
USD475.0Maps Africa North;1561nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7261&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280944388.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliEuropae Tabula V / [verso:] D'Europa, Quinta TavolaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 186x266 (mm), 7.32x10.47 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7262Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD575.0Maps Europe Austria; Maps Europe Balkans;Maps Europe Italy;Maps Europe Balkans Slovenia;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7262&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280945226.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliEuropae Tabula VII / D'Europa, Settima TavolaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x265 (mm), 7.48x10.43 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7263Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD575.0Maps Mediterranean Sicily; Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7263&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280945866.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliEuropae Tabula VIII / [verso:] D'Europa, Ottava TavolaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x265 (mm), 7.48x10.43 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7264Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Russia; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7264&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280946687.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Europae X / [verso:] D'Europa, Decima TavolaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x264 (mm), 7.48x10.39 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7266Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD575.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280949379.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTavola Nuova di Schiavonia / [verso:] Schiavonia sesta tavola nuova d'Europa.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x261 (mm), 7.48x10.28 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7268Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Europe Balkans;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7268&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280950160.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliMoschovia Nuova Tavola / [verso:] Moscovia secunda tavola nuova d'Asia.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x260 (mm), 7.48x10.24 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7269Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD575.0Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Russia;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7269&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280950414.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliHispania Nova Tabula / [verso:] Della Spagna secunda tavola d'EuropaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 195x265 (mm), 7.68x10.43 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7270Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1561)
USD475.0Maps Europe Spain;Maps Europe Portugal;c. 1561nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7270&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280952627.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae I / Asia, Tavola Prima Antica.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x266 (mm), 7.48x10.47 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7271Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7271&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280952795.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae II / [verso:] Del l'Asia, Tavola seconda anticaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 188x262 (mm), 7.40x10.31 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7272Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD375.0Maps Russia;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280953700.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae III / [verso:] Del l'Asia; Tavola Terza.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 192x264 (mm), 7.56x10.39 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7273Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Asia Middle East Armenia; Maps Russia;Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7273&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280954674.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae IIII / [verso:] Dell'Asia tavola quartaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 192x266 (mm), 7.56x10.47 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7274Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD575.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon;Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280955291.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae V / [verso:] Dell'Asia, tavola quintaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 188x259 (mm), 7.40x10.20 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7275Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7275&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280955812.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae VII / Dell'Asia, tavola setima antica.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 191x266 (mm), 7.52x10.47 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7276Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan; Maps Asia Central India;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7276&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280956068.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae VIII / [verso:] Dell'Asia, tavola ottivaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 190x260 (mm), 7.48x10.24 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7277Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD575.0Maps Asia Central Tibet & Himalayas; Maps Asia Far East China;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7277&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280956273.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliTabula Asiae IX / Dell'Asia, tavola nonaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 188x264 (mm), 7.40x10.39 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7278Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280956863.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliPersia Nuova Tavola / [verso:] Della Persia quarta tavola nuova d'Asia.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 193x262 (mm), 7.60x10.31 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7279Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD575.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Middle East Armenia;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7279&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280957566.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Girolamo RuscelliNatolia Nuova Tavola / [verso:] Natolia prima tavola nuova d'Asia.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 189x260 (mm), 7.44x10.24 (Inches); Italian text on verso.M7280Venice: Ruscelli(c. 1574)
USD475.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c. 1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7280&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c80a04f99ec3ae1f9ea8dbe501935311_1280958034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLe Cap de Bonne Esperance, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Upper margin extended, some worm holes filled, otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 265x384 (mm), 10.43x15.12 (Inches); The title cartouche sits beneath two wildcats, around which are gathered South Africans carrying goods on their heads near to a large stately home overlooking the bay.M7288Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD575.0Maps Africa South;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7288&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_669630bee8d572c044e0bcfb4cb00cd5_1281558971.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaTurquie en Europe, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Upper margin extended, a crease on the upper left reinforced, otherwise very good, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 264x382 (mm), 10.39x15.04 (Inches); Title cartouche depicts traders in Istanbul.M7289Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD375.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7289&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_669630bee8d572c044e0bcfb4cb00cd5_1281559107.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinLa Chine avec la Coree et les Parties de la Tartarie les plus voisines Tirees des Cartes que les Jesuites Missinaires ont levees les annees 1708, jusqu'en 1717.Hand Colored, Very Good; margins trimmed., Size : 278x313 (mm), 10.94x12.32 (Inches)M7290Paris: (c.1747)
USD575.0Maps Asia Far East China; Maps Asia Far East Korea;c.1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7290&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_83b9728f809c8998b85596f39f21f1c0_1292864511.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DeurPlan de la Ville et Citadelle d'Anvers. Renomee tant pour la bonte de Son port que pour le grand Commerce qui si faisait autrefois, et pour la Beaute de Ses Edifices, cette ville fait Elle seul une des dix Sept Provinces des pays bas, la Citadelle est des plus Fortes du Monde Construit en 1593 Sous le Regne de Philippe second Roy d'Espagne. / Marquisat du St. Empire d'Anvers / De Stad en het Casteel van Antwerpen.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 436x549 (mm), 17.17x21.61 (Inches); An early charming 18th-century map of the city and defenses of Antwerp in Belgium.M7292Amsterdam: (c. 1700)
USD900.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7292&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e494042deef35a3b1cf145cd5620a1a_1282143796.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Blaeu; Olaus Joannis Gothus [Olof Hansson Svart]Terra Advocatorum Vulgo Voightland. Descripta ab Olao Joannis Gotho S. R. M. Suecie Geographe.Original Outline Coloring, Good; four tears in upper margin extending around 4 inches into the image, as well as one of similar length from the lower margin with old repairs., Size : 390x491 (mm), 15.35x19.33 (Inches); This is the Vogtland region of eastern Germany.M7293Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1650)
USD475.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7293&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e494042deef35a3b1cf145cd5620a1a_1282145844.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theodore DanckertsLandgraviatus Hassiae Darmstadiensis Rhenofeldensis cum adjacentibus Regionibus ut Landgraviatuum Thuringiae Ducatuum Westfaliae Brunwicensis Comitatuum Hanoviae Nassoviae cum Abatia Vuldense ect: Accuratissima Discriptio edita Per Theodorum Danckerts Amstelod cum Privil: Ordinum Holl: et Westfrisiae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 495x563 (mm), 19.49x22.17 (Inches); This map depicts Western Germany from the Rhine (Koln to Worms) through modern Hesse. Frankfurt is at the centre of the map.M7295Amsterdam: Theodore Danckerts(c. 1700)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e494042deef35a3b1cf145cd5620a1a_1282146877.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geelkerken, Nicolaas van[Map of South East Asia]Hand Colored, Very Good; folded map straightened, margins on left and right are extended, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 320x450 (mm), 12.60x17.72 (Inches); The map depicts Southern China and Malaysia, the Philippines and a partial outline of Papua New Guinea, with an inset map of Buton Island off Sulawesi (upper right). Embellished with a compass rose, rhum lines, and sea monsters, from \\\\\\\"Oost ende West-Indische Spiegel,\\\\\\\" charting the voyage of Joris van Spilbergen.M7297Leiden: Geelkerken, Nicolaas van(c. 1619)
USD2000.0Maps Asia South East;c. 1619nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7297&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282403303.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MontanusPars Orbis / Benedict Arias Montanus Sacrae Geographiae Tabulam ex Antiquissimorum Cultor, Familiis a Mose Recensitis ad Sacrorum Libror. Explicandor Commoditatem Antwerpiae in Philippi Regis Catholici Gratiam Describebat.Hand Colored, Right and left margins are extended, otherwise very good, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 322x533 (mm), 12.68x20.98 (Inches); STATE TWO.<br>"Volume 8 [of Christopher Plantin's Polyglot Bible], issued in 1572, contains a well-engraved world map. Inserted principally for theological reference it shows, amongst other detail, how the tribes of Israel were disseminated. The title is in a panel in the top left-hand corner: other panels contain text in Hebrew and Latin. There is an unusual island shown in the position of Australia which has given rise to speculation, although in common with other spurious land masses off the east coast of America it probably represents no more than the engraver's license.", Shirley 125.M7298Antwerp: C. Plantin(c. 1572)
USD9500.0Maps World;c. 1572nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7298&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282405911.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacobus TirinusChorographia Terrae Sanctae in Angustiorem Formam Redacta et ex Variis Auctoribus Amultis Erroribus ExpurgataHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 318x810 (mm), 12.52x31.89 (Inches); This map is from Tirinus' "Commentarius in Vetus et Novum Testamentum", published in 1632. The margins are decorated with 16 Judaic vignettes, as well as a city map of Jerusalem after Villalpando's 'Hierosolymae Veteris Imago'.M7299Antwerp: M. Nutius(c. 1632)
USD1500.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1632nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282407368.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Benjamin WestThe Death of General WolfeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 425x590 (mm), 16.75x23.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 480x615 (mm), 18.875x24.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 515x665 (mm), 20.25x26.125 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, minor discolouration of the margins; Spendlove plate 117P1592London: Woollet, Boydell & Ryland(1776)
USD2500.0Military Canadian;Military British;1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1592&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3157083da46ee86193e02e3d62743744_1281214146.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GosseClemence De Napoleon BonaparteMezzotint, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 593x463 (mm), 23.35x18.23 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, a short tear on the lower margin repairedP2397Paris: Chardon Jeane(1830)
USD875.0Military Napoleonic Wars;1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2397&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_78a23f5342deadef758c59f8d2d210b6_1255795843.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean BarbaultVeduta della Basilica e Piazza di S. Pietro in Vaticano. / All' Illmo e Rmo Signore Monsignor Pasquale Acquaviva d'Aragona Chierico di Camera e Commissario Generale del Mare ec. / Vue de l'Eglise et de la Place de St. Pierre au Vatican.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 400x560 (mm), 15.75x22.05 (Inches), Platemark Size : 430x570 (mm), 16.93x22.44 (Inches), Paper Size : 490x600 (mm), 19.29x23.62 (Inches), Black & White, Minor wear along central fold, reinforced, otherwise in very good condtion.; A charming view of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Published on thick laid paperP2428Rome: (c. 1750)
USD1250.0Religious Christianity; Architectural Churches; Views Europe Italy;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f517a827524675065315dddc77822368_1257002779.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]EltznerGerusalemme / Presa sul Luogo dalla Vicina Montagna e Stata Disegnata e Dipinta dal Celebre Pittore Germanico EltznerWood Engraving, Tipografia Subalpina, Image Size : 290x500 (mm), 11.42x19.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 463x690 (mm), 18.23x27.17 (Inches), Hand Colored, Minor tears to the margins with old repairs, not affecting image. Very good condition.; This is a view of Jerusalem, published in Italian, based on a painting and engraving by the German artist Adolf Eltzner. Beneath the image is a key describing various edifices in the image.P2590Torino: Pelazza(c. 1852)
USD1000.0Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine;c. 1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2590&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2e7d34205981563e1b3345ee6e11a0d0_1279145054.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BeechyHis Majesty Reviewing the Third or the Prince of Wales's Regiment of Dragoon Guards of the Tenth or the Prince of Wales's Regiment of Light Dragoons attended by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, His Royal Highness the Duke of York Sir William FawcetMezzotint, Image Size : 510x650 (mm), 20.08x25.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 580x705 (mm), 22.83x27.76 (Inches), Black & White, Some skillful restorations on margins hardly noticeable, otherwise very goodP2596London: Wards & Co.(c.1800)
USD1250.0Military British;Portraits Royalties;c.1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2596&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_57884c81f32391003eaacc5aea8db467_1279983990.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SingletonThe Death of Captn. Alexr. Hood of the Mars 74 Guns, after Engaging & Capturing L'Hercule French 74 700 Men.Mezzotint, Image Size : 510x660 (mm), 20.08x25.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : 560x661 (mm), 22.05x26.02 (Inches), Paper Size : 579x697 (mm), 22.80x27.44 (Inches), Black & White, One minor tear in the lower margin cuts cleanly 20 mm (3/4") into the title; a small tear in the lower right corner, and three in the upper margin, have all been expertly repaired. The print is in very good condition.; "In the Night of the 21 of April, 1798, L'Hercule was chased off Brest, by the Mars. The french [sic] Pilot after running L'Hercule close in Shore, assured his Captain, it would prove the destruction of any Ship to attack them in that situation; Captn. Hood, braving all danger, run [sic] the Mars alongside, and lashing both Ships together, commenced a terrible fire, in which the French lost 300 Men, the English but 60. among the wounded was the gallant Hood, who living but to receive his Enemies Sword, expired in the moment of Victory." (English caption.)<br><br>At 14 years old, Hood had accompanied Cook on his second voyage to the Pacific in 1772 until 1775. He served in the American Revolutionary War, where his distinguished capacities saw him quickly promoted to captain of several flagships in many battles in the Caribbean and the coast of North America. Hood died in one of the few battles he saw during the French Revolutionary Wars, and is said to have died just as he was receiving the French captain's sword in surrender (as depicted in the image).P2599London: James Daniell(c. 1798)
USD1500.0Naval British; Portraits Naval & Military;c. 1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2599&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_951b28c7a747fee2683717e7791f76e0_1280000354.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SingletonCaptn. Faulknor in the Zebra of 16 Guns. Storming Fort Royal, Martinique, Containing 1200 Men well provided Commanded by RochandeauMezzotint, Image Size : 510x660 (mm), 20.08x25.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 563x668 (mm), 22.17x26.30 (Inches), Black & White, Slight discolouration in the lower left margin, narrow margins, otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid-free card for long-term preservation.; In 1793, during the French Revolutionary Wars, Robert Faulknor the younger, then a Commander with his own small vessel, fought on the HMS Zebra alongside the HMS Asia during a battle at Fort Royal (Fort-de-France) on Martinique. The two ships were meant to provide covering fire for ground troops landing in the port. However, seeing that the Asia was under heavy fire from the port's defenses, Faulknor pulled his ship out of formation, and into the harbour, from where he personally led a number of ground troops and scaled the walls of the French fort. His courage rallied the British troops, and his efforts were rewarded with a promotion to Captain and the command of a larger vessel. He died a year later in a naval battle.P2600London: James Daniell(c. 1797)
USD1500.0Naval British; Portraits Naval & Military;c. 1797nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2600&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_951b28c7a747fee2683717e7791f76e0_1280002127.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. HogarthHudibras beats Sidrophel and his man Whacum.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 275x366 (mm), 10.83x14.41 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 306x393 (mm), 12.05x15.47 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A series of magical, occult and cabala scenes.P2603London: (c.1825)
USD375.0Pastime & Amusements Others;c.1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2603&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f0c4aa1e054227b24d24093d599fb61a_1280158894.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SayerGeneral Prospect von der Stadt London / Vue generale de la Ville de LondresCopper Engraving, Image Size : 250x395 (mm), 9.84x15.55 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 335x448 (mm), 13.19x17.64 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2604Germany: (1760)
USD1250.0Views Europe England London;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2604&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f0c4aa1e054227b24d24093d599fb61a_1280159227.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard WestallA Peasant Boy.Stipple Engraving, Image Size : 435x304 (mm), 17.13x11.97 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 456x323 (mm), 17.95x12.72 (Inches), Hand Colored, Narrow margins, title separated from engraving, otherwise Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; With title caption reading "A Peasant Boy" on a separate 44 x 237 mm sheet, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation.P2607London: (c. 1790)
USD1000.0Landscapes Farm & Country Scenes;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2607&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280330456.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Stewart WatsonRobert Burns, Depute Master / Tarbolton Kilwinning St. James, No. 135.Etching, Image Size : 348x280 (mm), 13.70x11.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 499x390 (mm), 19.65x15.35 (Inches), Black & White, Minor tears in the platemark repaired, not affecting image, otherwise Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; Robert Burns was a prominent Scottish poet in the late 1700s, known as Scotland's Bard. His poems were written both in Scots and standard English, the latter of which often highlighted his political views most strongly. Incidentally, he was voted by the Scottish public as the Greatest Scot in 2009 through a national contest. He was made a Depute Master of his local masonic lodge in 1784, and was very closely involved in the affairs of Freemasonry in Scotland.P2608Edinburgh: J. W. Watt(c. 1860)
USD475.0Portraits Literary; Etchings Others;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2608&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280332116.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Will R. BarnesDick Ferris Presents / The Walter Jones Comic Opera Co. In The Sleepy King / 80 People / "$heeza" / Book by George V. Hobart / Music by Giovanni ConternoChromolithograph, National Printers & Engravers Co., Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 705x538 (mm), 27.76x21.18 (Inches), Printed in Color, Minor tears in margins professionally repaired, in very good condition, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.P2609Chicago: Dick Ferris(c. 1927)
USD1000.0Advertising Others; Posters; Performing Arts Theatrical;c. 1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2609&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fe90219d4cbcca764b0a8d8521cfa317_1280335889.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SingletonTo the Right Honorable the Earl & Countess of Spencer, This Distinguished Action of the Gallant NelsonMezzotint, Image Size : 470x615 (mm), 18.50x24.21 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 538x645 (mm), 21.18x25.39 (Inches), Black & White, Margins extended, laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation; Depiction of the brilliant engagement, fought of Cape St. Vincent, Feb 1797 by Admiral Lord Nelson.P2610London: James Daniell(1798)
USD2750.0Naval British;Portraits Naval & Military;Views West Indies;1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2610&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6b49bf86a1894cca7e0e499a29eae66e_1280590639.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.F. AbbottLord NelsonEngraving, Image Size : 435x345 (mm), 17.13x13.58 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 560x440 (mm), 22.05x17.32 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A brilliant impression with wide margins.P2611London: Henry Graves & Co.(1847)
USD1750.0Portraits Naval & Military;1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2611&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6b49bf86a1894cca7e0e499a29eae66e_1280594233.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lawrence Alma-TademaCaracalla and GetaPhotogravure, Image Size : 640x785 (mm), 25.20x30.91 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , printed in Sepia, Excellent; Charming view of the sporting activities in the Colosseum. Proof before the title. Signed with pencil by Alma Tadema, also has the stamp of the Print Seller's Association. <br>Alma-Tadema;s last painting of a specific historical event, depicts the gala given in the Colosseum in A.D. 203 by Septimus Severus on the occasion of his bestowing the title of Antoninus Caesar on his son, Bassianus better known as Caracalla who stands behind the seated emperor, beside whom is his second wife Julia Domna.P2614London: Arthur Tooth & Sons(c.1907)
USD3750.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic;c.1907noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2614&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d86fd8cead564b0b07e49c78092b89b8_1280869904.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiGrand Urna Di PorfidoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 485x650 (mm), 19.09x25.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 590x725 (mm), 23.23x28.54 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good to excellent; John Wilton-Ely 381. <br>Printed on fine thick 18th century laid paper. On the upper right corner #24 in Roman numeral. The water mark can not be recognised due to strength of the impression.P2616Rome: (c.1780)
USD1750.0Artist Piranesi Others;c.1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2616&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0c465e54105f8c6edee71ceefdf778a5_1281042807.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B.PiranesiA Parte d'un Fregio, ch 'era anticamente.../ B Altro Fregio anti.situato.../ C Ornamenti antichi esistenti...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 415x625 (mm), 16.34x24.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 530x728 (mm), 20.87x28.66 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good to excellent; John Wilton-Ely 946.<br>Printed on fine thick 18th century laid paper. <br>Due to the strength of the impression, water mark can not be recognised. Upper right corner #61.P2617Rome: (c.1790)
USD1750.0Artist Piranesi Others;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2617&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0c465e54105f8c6edee71ceefdf778a5_1281043034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. H. BartlettMount Lebanon.Steel Engraving, Image Size : 105x155 (mm), 4.13x6.10 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 175x255 (mm), 6.89x10.04 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Enchanting overview of Beirut.P2621London: (c.1840)
USD175.0Views Asia Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2621&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f70f3efa025dd42338630f84d12f2fcd_1282247036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. FennTyreSteel Engraving, Image Size : 175x250 (mm), 6.89x9.84 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 220x310 (mm), 8.66x12.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; An overview of the ancient city of Tyre in Lebanon.P2622London: (c.1860)
USD175.0Views Asia Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2622&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f70f3efa025dd42338630f84d12f2fcd_1282247131.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsGeneral View of TyreLithograph, Day & Son Lithogrphers to the Queen, Image Size : 140x205 (mm), 5.51x8.07 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good; A coastal view of the ancient city of Tyre in Lebanon.P2623London & Glasgow: Richard Griffin & Company(c.1860)
USD275.0Views Asia Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2623&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f70f3efa025dd42338630f84d12f2fcd_1282247328.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. A. SprouleView of Quebec from Point Levi, 1832Lithograph, Image Size : 264x388 (mm), 10.39x15.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 292x407 (mm), 11.50x16.02 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; mounted on acid-free paper for long-term preservation.P2625Montreal: (c. 1874)
USD750.0Views Canada Quebec;c. 1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2625&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282402913.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Douglas, E. A. S.After a Good Run.Aquatint, Image Size : 363x707 (mm), 14.25x27.875 (Inches), Platemark Size : 493x815 (mm), 19.375x32.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 515x840 (mm), 20.25x33 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, ExcellentP84London: Ackermann, Arthur(1880)
USD875.0Sports Hunting1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P84&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/DSCN1504.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ChardinThe Travels of Sir John Chardin into Persia and the East-Indies, Through the Black Sea, and the Country of Colchis. / Containing the Author s Voyage from Paris to Ispahan. / Illustrated with Twenty Five Copper Plates. / To which is added, The Coronation of this present King of Persia, Solyman the III.Contemporary full speckled calf, spine expertly rebacked with six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two and six. Title in red and black. , Plate “Sultanie” has a 3-inch tear extending into the image from the top margin; pagination jumps from 264 to 331 with no loss to text; a very handsome copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Tall 4to., P. (2), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication (4), preface (7), blank, 1-264, 331-417, blank, index (5), blank, half-title, blank, blank, directions to binder, 1-154, index (5), blank, (2)., With 18 (of 19) plates, including one folding map, five double-page folding city views, and six folding views. Because the binder counts each “sheet” or page of a plate as one copper plate, the title gives a total of 25 rather than the actual total of 19 (as given on the directions to the binder facing the first page of the Coronation section). Lacks portrait of Chardin. Also includes three engraved initials and four in-text engravings.; Bookplate of S.E. Widdrington., Jean Chardin was a French jeweller. In 1665, he set out in company with a Lyon merchant named Raisin for Persia and India. He returned to France in 1670 after a highly successful journey, during which he had received the patronage of Shah Abbas II of Persia. He set out again for Persia in August 1671. This second journey was much more adventurous than the first and did not reach Isfahan until June 1673. In Isfahan the new Shah, Suleiman III, appointed him as his personal jeweller. During this time he was allowed to engage in an extended tour through much of Persia. Over the course of this tour, Chardin was able to study the country’s culture, government and religion in detail. After four years spent in research, he once again visited India then returned to Europe. In 1681, he settled in London, where he was appointed jeweller to the court of Charles II. Sir John Chardin's narrative has received the highest praise from the most competent authorities for its fullness, comprehensiveness and fidelity; it furnished Montesquieu, Rousseau, Gibbon and Helvétius with very important material. The first edition was published in French and English in 1686. Most reference books (except Wilson) do not mention this English edition, citing the first one in 1686, and ones from the early 18th century., Wilson 40; Weber 377-8; Cox I:249-50; Schwab 87; Graesse II:121.B3504London: Christopher Bateman(c. 1691)
USD3750.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Iran;c. 1691nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3504&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. TimperlakeIllustrated Toronto: Past and Present, Being an Historical and Descriptive Guide-Book; Comprising Its Architecture, Manufacture, Trade; its Social, Literary, Scientific, and Charitable Institutions; its Churches, Schools, and Colleges; and other Principal Points of Interest to the Visitor and Resident.Original publisher’s full blue cloth boards with gilt title and Toronto shield with a blind border on upper board, blind-tooled floral border on lower board, flat spine with gilt title and blind floral design, blue endpapers. , In very good condition, plates are clean and crisp. , 4to., Pp. frontispiece, title-page, preface, key, contents, 17-384. , Complete with 59 tissue-guarded lithographic plates tinted in yellow and brown showing city landscapes, hotels, commercial establishments, monuments, residences, schools, etc.; Morley 238B3511Toronto: Peter A. Gross(1877)
USD1750.0Book Canada Ontario Toronto;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3511&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Petrie; W. H. Bartlett; T. M. Baynes; G. N. WrightIreland Illustrated, in a Series of Views, of Cities, Towns, Public Buildings, Streets, Docks, Churches, Antiquities, Abbeys, Towers, Castles, Seats of the Nobility, &c. &c. / From Original Drawings by Geo. Petrie, Esq., R.H.A., &c &c, Engraved on Steel, under the direction of F. Goodall, &c. &c. With Historical & Topographical Descriptions by G. N. Wright, Esq. A. M &c &c. / Ireland Illustrated, from Original Drawings, by G. Petrie, R. H. A., W. H. Bartlett, & T. M. Baynes. With Descriptions, by G. N. Wright, M.A. Professor of Antiquities to the Royal Hibernian Academy, etc.Contemporary gilt-lined diced ½ calf with marble boards, rebacked expertly, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt-tooled motifs, gilt green morocco label on two, gilt text on six, endpapers marbled. , Aside from the missing plates, this book is in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. (4), engr. title, blank, title, blank, preface, index of plates, 1-80, (4)., Illustrated with 77 steel-engraved plates on 39 leaves (of 81 plates on 41 leaves), depicting scenery, architecture, and ruins around Ireland. Lacks 4 plates on 2 leaves: Cove Harbour, Cork (towards Rostellan); the South Mall and Statue of George II, Cork; the Four Courts, Dublin; and the Lying-In Hospital, Dublin.; Except for the title vignette, all the plates are printed two per leaf., Holloway 163B3518London: Fisher, Son & Jackson(c. 1831.)
USD1000.0Book Europe Ireland; Book Plate Books General; Book Voyages General;c. 1831.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3518&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. M. BarriePiter Pan dans les Jardins de Kensington (Peter Pan)Publisher’s gilt green cloth boards with gilt vignette on upper board, gilt title to flat spine, green endpapers with map printed on ffep. , Minor browning throughout, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo., P. 120 pp., With 24 colour illustrations by Arthur Rackham.; Text in French.B3538Paris: Hachette(n.d. (c. 1907).)
USD275.0Book Children;n.d. (c. 1907).nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3538&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N.L. NicholsonAtlas of CanadaOriginal thick ring binder in ¼ pebbled cloth with blind title on upper board and on flat spine, pages 3-hole punched and bolted into binder. , Covers slightly worn, otherwise in very good condition., Tall folio, With 110 double-page colour maps depicting Canadian physical and political geography.<br>Covers slightly worn, otherwise in very good condition.<br>; This was the first atlas published by Canada’s Department of Mines and Surveys since 1915 (42 years prior). In the words of the project’s director, N. L. Nicholson, the atlas was called into being to reflect the tremendous technological and cultural strides that had been made since the previous atlas was published, a “gap” that extended from the “horse-and-buggy age to the intriguing vista of the space age.”B3539Ottawa: Dept. of Mines and Technical Surveys, Geographical Branch(1957)
USD175.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1957nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3539&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Environment Canada; Ontario Ministry of Natural ResourcesCanada-Ontario / Great Lakes Shore Damage Survey / Coastal Zone AtlasOriginal thick ring binder with title printed on upper cover and flat spine, pages 6-hole punched and inserted in rings., In very good condition., Oblong folio., Most pages feature satellite images of Great Lakes shoreline with several diagnostic charts.; Description from the introduction: <br>“During the fall of 1972 and spring of 1973, severe storm action superimposed upon record and near record high water levels caused extensive damage to riparian property on the Great Lakes and connecting channels. Subsequently, a cost-shared agreement was entered into between the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Canada to survey the nature and extent of these damages and to make preliminary recommendations aimed at more effective shoreline management.<br>“The Canada/Ontario Great Lakes Shore Damage Survey was confined to the erodible portion of the Great Lakes from Port Severn on Georgian Bay to Ganonoque on the eastern end of Lake Ontario, excluding the Niagara River…. The results are presented graphically in this Coastal Zone Atlas. … <br>“Erosion and/or recession rates were gathered according to three distinct methodologies, these being: (1) historical recession and accession rates based on land survey data from 1900 to present; (2) photogrammetrically extracted recession and accession rates based on aerial photography from 1952 to 1973; and (3) ground survey erosion and accretion rates based on erosion station data from 1971 to 1973.”<br>B3540Ottawa: Minister of Supply and Services Canada(1976)
USD375.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian; Book Canada Ontario General;1976nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3540&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Berthold SeemannViti: An Account of a Government Mission to the Vitian or Fijian Islands in the Years 1860-61. By Berthold Seeman, Ph.D., F.L.S., F.R.G.S., Author of the Narrative and the Botany of H.M.S. Herald, Popular History of Palms, etc. etc. With Illustrations and a Map.Contemporary green pebbled cloth boards, flat spine with gilt title and blind motif. , Recased, upper corner of title page neatly repaired, otherwise in excellent condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 8vo., P. (4), title, printer’s imprint, half-title, blank, dedication, blank, preface vii-x, contents xi-xv, blank, 1-447, blank, advertisements (32), (4)., Complete with 4 hand-coloured plates and 1 double-page map.B3542Cambridge and London: MacMillan & Co.(1862)
USD1400.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia South East General; Book Plate Books Colour;1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3542&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_825242ac207686a9f54e88f048fae7cc_1284398483.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vincent MonteilIranFull contemporary crimson calf, gilt initials “A.G.N.” on upper board, spine in five compartments of raised bands and gilt lines, gilt text on two, four and five. Original paper covers bound in. , Special subscriber’s copy, with full calf. In very good condition., 8vo, P. 192 pp., Profusely illustrated with black and white and blue-tinted photographic plates.; Text in French.<br>This is a French tourist guide to 1950s Iran, part of Editions du Seuil’s “Petite Planete” series.<br>B3544Paris: Editions du Seuil(1957)
USD175.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;1957nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3544&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Britton; Thomas H. Shepherd, J.P. Neale, illustratorsBath and Bristol, with the Counties of Somerset and Gloucester. Displayed in a Series of Views; Including the Modern Improvements, Picturesque Scenery, Antiquities, &c. From Original Drawings by Thos. H. Shepherd, with Historical and Descriptive Illustrations by John Britton, Esq: F.S.A. &c. [BOUND WITH:] Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.Contemporary marble boards, expertly rebacked with ½ calf, spine in six compartments of raised and gilt-lined bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two and six, ffep renewed. , A fine copy of this handsome plate book, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. (2), engr. title, blank, title, blank, dedication iii-iv, 5-55, 3U1-2, 4, 3, 3X1-4, 3Y1-4, 3Z1-4, 4A1-4, 4B1-4, (4)., Extra-illustrated with 73 steel-engraved plates on 37 pages, divided in two halves—the first 49 (including the engraved title) depict the area of Bath and Bristol, the later 24 depict manor homes and castles in England.; The 24 extra illustrations and text come from J. P. Neale’s “Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland,” published in 1818 by the same publisher (Jones). , Holloway 129.B3546London: Jones & Co.(c. 1829.)
USD1000.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe England;c. 1829.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georg Christoph KrieglErb Huldigung, Welche der Allerdurchleuchtigst Grossmaechtigsten Frauen / Frauen Mariae Theresiae, Zu Hungarn, und Boeheim Koenigin, Als Ertz-Herzogin zu Oesterreich, Von denen gesammten Nider-Oesterreichischen Staenden.Contemporary marble boards rebacked expertly with ¼ calf, spine in six compartments of raised and gilt-lined bands, gilt calf title label on two, gilt text on six, all edges tinted red. , A fine copy of this handsome festival book, with decorative folding prints; text and plates are clean and crisp., Folio., P. (4), frontis, blank, title, blank, 3-92, (4)., Title in red and black inks. Complete with 12 copper-engraved plates, including six double-page plates and a folding double-page plate. Engravings by G.A. Muller after A. Altomonte.; This plate book commemorates the crowning of Austrian empress Maria Theresa in 1740. It was probably given later as a gift to those in attendance at the banquet. She was the only female monarch of the Habsburg dynasty, and also its last ruler--with her son’s succession to the throne, the dynasty became styled Habsburg-Lorraine., Vinet 681; Graesse VII:406; Hiler 510; Berlin Kat. 2893.B3547Vienna: Johann Baptist Schilgen(c. 1740.)
USD5750.0Book Plate Books General; Book Royalty;c. 1740.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3547&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_825242ac207686a9f54e88f048fae7cc_1284398310.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lapie, PierreEtats Unis et Grandes AntillesHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 325x425 (mm), 12.75x16.75 (Inches)M1642Paris: (1806)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Whole;Maps United States South;Maps United States East;Maps North America Great Lakes;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1642&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a414fc728dcdacb12b8a0ca87f327cef_1284238544.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaTerre Sainte, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Upper and lower margins extended, some worm holes filled, otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 264x385 (mm), 10.39x15.16 (Inches); The title cartouche depicts a scene of biblical history.M7286Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD475.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7286&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_669630bee8d572c044e0bcfb4cb00cd5_1281550751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImraySandwich Islands (Unsurveyed and very imperfectly known) / Hawaii / Coast in the Vicinity of Honoruru / Honoruru / Kearakekota Bay / Hilo or Byron Bay / Kayakakoua Bay / Hanalai BayHand Colored in Outline, 6-inch curved tear in the lower left corner has been professionally repaired, otherwise in very good condition, mounted on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 454x613 (mm), 17.87x24.13 (Inches); The inset maps indicate depth soundings around key navigational routes.M7300London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD1500.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7300&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282411748.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry DraperFac-simile of a Photograph of the Moon, Taken by Dr. Henry Draper's Telescope.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 515x341 (mm), 20.28x13.43 (Inches); "Mapping of the Moon."<br><br>A wood engraving from the March 19, 1864, issue of Harper's Weekly. This dramatic photo was taken by Dr. Henry Draper, professor of natural sciences at the University of New York with photographic equipment he designed for use with telescopes. A pioneer in spectroscopy, Draper's memory was honored with an endowment at Harvard for the study of stellar spectra.<br><br>Draper was a pioneer in the field of astrophotography, using telescopes to capture pictures as well as the reflected spectra of various celestial bodies. This photograph comes from earlier in his career, while he was still a professor and physician--he left medicine in 1873 to dedicate his time to astronomy.M7343New York: Harper's Weekly(March 19, 1864)
USD475.0Maps Celestial; Maps Misc (Curiosities, Title Pages, Games, etc.);March 19, 1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7343&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fa3dcc9498808a6ebe997274f99bf450_1284149681.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RembrandtThe Anatomy Lesson of Dr TulpEtching, Satmon & Ardail, Image Size : 640x830 (mm), 25.20x32.68 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 750x890 (mm), 29.53x35.04 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2629Paris and London: Francois Buffa et fils; Obach & Co.(1890)
USD1500.0Medical;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2629&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283198764.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. S. ReinhartLawn Tennis.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 233x345 (mm), 9.17x13.58 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 270x394 (mm), 10.63x15.51 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine late 19th-century depiction of tennis.P2654New York: Harper's Weekly(September 14, 1878)
USD375.0Sports Others;September 14, 1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2654&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fa3dcc9498808a6ebe997274f99bf450_1284131921.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dwight SheplerNew Hampshire Land of glorious winterLithograph / Photogravure, Rumford Press, Image Size : 618x624 (mm), 24.33x24.57 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 717x723 (mm), 28.23x28.46 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation.P2656Concord, NH: New Hampshire State Planning and Development Commission(c. 1936)
USD1250.0Advertising Others; Sports Skiing;c. 1936nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2656&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fa3dcc9498808a6ebe997274f99bf450_1284135851.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Montagu; Irlandier, et al.Nuova Raccolta delle piu belle Vedute di Roma. Dissegnate, e Intagliate da Celebri Autori.Contemporary ½ vellum, recased expertly saving original marble boards, spine with gilt green morocco label, edges speckled red. , Lacks two plates, 16 and 28. Otherwise a fine copy bound in original 12 vellum, plates are clean and crisp., Small oblong folio (25 x, With 40 copper engraved plates, all of which are views of Rome (outlined below). Out of the 40, 26 plates are by Montagu, 2 are by Irlandier, and 12 are unsigned; as well, two have French titles, the rest with Italian ones.; The views are as follows: <br>1. Veduta della Piazza del Popolo<br>2. Veduta di S. Pietro in Vaticano<br>3. Veduta della Basilica di S. Paolo fuori delle Mure<br>4. Veduta di S. Giovanni in Laterano<br>5. Veduta della di S. Giovanni Laterano<br>6. Veduta di Sta Maria Maggiore<br>7. Veduta di Sta Croce in Gerusalemme<br>8. S. Giovanni dè Fiorentini<br>9. Veduta della Chiesa di S. Sebastiano fuori della Mura<br>10. Veduta della Chiesa di S. Andrea della Valle<br>11. Chiesa di Sta Susanna a Termini<br>12. Chiesa di S. Nicola da Tolentino<br>13. Chiesa del Gemi<br>14. Veduta della Chiesa di S. Nicolo in Carcere<br>15. Veduta di Montecavallo<br>17. Veduta di Piazza Colonna<br>18. Veduta del Campidoglio<br>19. Veduta dell’ Arco di Settimio Severo<br>20. Veduta dell’ Arco di Gallieno<br>21. Veduta di Piazza Navona<br>22. Veduta della Piazza della Rotonda<br>23. Veduta della Colonna Trajana<br>24. Veduta del Palazzo Barberino<br>25. Veduta del Palazzo Panfilio<br>26. Veduta del Palazzo Ruspoli<br>27. Veduta del Palazzo Madama<br>29. Veduta della Fontana di Trevi<br>30. Fontana dell’ Acqua Felice a Termini<br>31. Veduta del Porto di Ripa Grande<br>32. Veduta di Piazza di Spagna<br>33. Veduta del Tempio di S. Andrea nella Via Flaminia<br>34. Castel e Ponte S. Angelo<br>35. Veduta degl’ Aqudotti dell’ Acqua Claudia e di S. Stefano Rotondo<br>36. Veduta del Tempio di Bacco oggi Sta Costanza fuori delle Mura<br>37. Veduta del Sepolcro di Metalla detto Capo di Bove<br>38. Ancien conduit de l’eau vierge<br>39. Veduta del tempio di Giano quadrifronte<br>40. Tempio della Pace<br>41. Veduta del Colosseo della parte più rovinata<br>42. Fontaine de la Ninfe Egerie<br><br><br>Domenico Montagu was an Italian engraver that operated in Rome in the latter half of the 18th century, and whose work was heavily influenced by that of G.B. Piranesi. (Hind, Engravers pg. 365), Hind (Engravers) pg 365B3552Rome: (c. 1758.)
USD3250.0Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Europe Italy;c. 1758.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3552&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreVeduta di Sta Croce in Gerusalemme<br>8.antiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RamsayHistoire de la Revolution d’Amerique, par rapport a la Caroline Meridionale; Par M. David Ramsay, Membre du Congrès Américain; Traduite de l’Anglois. Ornée de Cartes & de Plans.Contemporary ¼ calf with marble boards, spine in six densely-gilt compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt maroon and black title labels on two and three, all edges tinted red. , A fine and handsome copy, bound in decorative period ¼ calf, text and maps are clean and crisp., 8vo., P. Volume 1. (2), half-title, blank, title, blank, translator’s note i-iv, author’s preface v-x, contents xi-xxxvi, 1-520, errata, blank, (2); Volume 2. (2), half-title, blank, title, blank, 1-673, blank, errata, blank, advertisements (4), (2)., Complete with five folding maps detailing the battles in the area of the Carolinas during the American Revolution., Volume : Two volumes.; Sabin 67692.B3554London & Paris: Froullé(c. 1787.)
USD4000.0Book History United States;c. 1787.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3554&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Justus RycquiusDe Capitolio Romano Commentarius / Romae Urbi Aeternae Urbium Reginae Terrar Luci Virtutum Omnium Lari Fonti Disciplinar Theatro Ingenior Legum Parenti Justitae Vindici Relligionis Verae Capiti Ac Normae CapitoliumFull contemporary vellum, with manuscript ink title on flat spine. , With stenciled manuscript title page, leaves have light age-toning throughout; otherwise a very good copy., 4to., P. (2), dedication to Rome (2), dedication to D. Scipioni Cobellutio (5), to the reader (5), “Strabo amasianus,” “censura,” 1-179, contents (8), index (4), blank, (2)., With 2 half-page plates (one of Romulus and Remus with the she-wolf), 1 full-page woodcut of a temple by Palladio, and several woodcut images of coins throughout.; Text in Latin.<br>The poet Justus Rycquius returned to his home country of Belgium in 1614 after having spent eight years in Italy, gathering material for this book. He later served as canon to the cathedral of Ghent, and spent his last years as a professor at Bologna.<br>B3556Ghent: (n.d., c. 1617.)
USD1750.0Book Europe Italy;n.d., c. 1617.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3556&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rigobert BonneCarte pour servir a l'histoire philosophique et politique des Etablissemens et du Commerce des Europeens dans les deux Indes.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 314x466 (mm), 12.36x18.35 (Inches); An 18th century fine depiction of Australia. The map indicates trade routes, as well as the times of year for particular trade winds in the Indian Ocean.M7346Paris: (c. 1765)
USD575.0Maps Asia Continent;Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c. 1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7346&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_825242ac207686a9f54e88f048fae7cc_1284407310.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Yates; George PerryA Map of the Environs of Leverpool. Drawn from an Actual Surbey Taken in the Year 1768, By Wm. Yates, & Geo. Perry.Hand Colored in Outline, A good copy, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 342x460 (mm), 13.46x18.11 (Inches); A fine 18th century map of Liverpool and vicinity.M7347London: (c. 1769)
USD750.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England;c. 1769nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7347&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_825242ac207686a9f54e88f048fae7cc_1284408766.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement de Normandie. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege. / Le Piemont, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Minor wormholing present, otherwise very good., Size : 537x395 (mm), 21.14x15.55 (Inches); The upper title cartouche depicts a port city with a long arch causeway bridge. The lower title cartouche depicts a cave with cathedral-vaulted ceilings.M7349Leiden: (c. 1719)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;c. 1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7349&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7a741fb3fed4f22b4dc67f3343ff850c_1284754084.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Moscovie Septentrionale Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege. / La Moscovie Meridionale Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Minor wormholing present, otherwise very good., Size : 525x388 (mm), 20.67x15.28 (Inches); The upper cartouche depicts a hunting vignette, the lower cartouche a trading vignette.M7350Leiden: (c. 1719)
USD750.0Maps Russia;c. 1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7350&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5ed4ea8e8a2fcf49a9e4267affbcbae_1284495580.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaSeigneurie de Venise. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege. / Le Grand Duche de Toscane. Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, Minor wormholing present, otherwise very good., Size : 530x392 (mm), 20.87x15.43 (Inches); Both title cartouches depict important port cities from Venice and Tuscany.M7351Leiden: (c. 1719)
USD875.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7351&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5ed4ea8e8a2fcf49a9e4267affbcbae_1284496175.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jodocus Hondius; Gerard MercatorAmericaHand Colored, Old tear extending from right margin to central fold, expertly repaired and hardly visible; in very good condition, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 375x505 (mm), 14.76x19.88 (Inches); "Produced on a stereograhpic projection like more and more maps of the time, it is an amalgam of various sources. It incorporates a more correct west coast of South America and narrows still further the longitudinal width of New Spain at the Tropic of Cancer, making it just 10 degrees, much closer to reality. However, like all cartography before, it still retains an enlarged North American continent. ... Particularly notable is the native Brazilian scene illustrating the method used to make a local beverage, derived from Hans Staden's voyage as recorded by de Bry. There are various galleons, kayaks and Indian canoes along with a pair of birds perched on the inset." (Burden I:150). The text on the verso is in French, p. 347, Ppppppp, matching the description of the fourth publication of this map (and the first French edition)., Burden I:150.M7352Amsterdam: (c. 1609)
USD3750.0Maps South America Continent; Maps North America;c. 1609nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7352&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5ed4ea8e8a2fcf49a9e4267affbcbae_1284498235.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MortierPlan van Brussel Hooststadt van Brabant en van de Geheele Oosten-Rykse Nederlanden. / Plan de Bruxelles Capitale du Brabant & de tous les Pais-bas Autrichien.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 492x579 (mm), 19.37x22.80 (Inches); North is oriented to the left. The legend in the upper right cartouche describes the map.M7357The Netherlands: (c.1710)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe Benelux;c.1710nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7357&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6af791bef3832d829586131a10201c39_1284997631.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuPersia Sive Sophorum RegnumOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 380x490 (mm), 14.96x19.29 (Inches); This is variant 2, with the dedication cartouche in the lower right left blank because the politician to whom the map was previously dedicated, Theodoro Tholing, went bankrupt and fled Amsterdam. After c. 1662 the map was printed as dedicated to Simon van Hoorn. Verso text in Latin.M7358Amsterdam: Joan Blaeu(c. 1644-1655)
USD1500.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1644-1655nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7358&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6af791bef3832d829586131a10201c39_1284997684.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LattrePlan Routier de la Ville et Faubourg de ParisHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 530x748 (mm), 20.87x29.45 (Inches); Title cartouche features two Roman guards and the city's shield.M7363Paris: Lattre(1782)
USD2500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris;1782nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7363&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6af791bef3832d829586131a10201c39_1285006066.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johannes van KeulenNieuwe Pascaert Van al de Carnarisse Eylande Met al hunne diepten en drooghte Dus ver Naeukeurig op gestelt. / De Noord Oost hoeck Van Tenerifa en de Havens van Gerrachica en S. Cruz. / Pascaert vande Noord Oost hoeck van Groot CanarienHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 506x586 (mm), 19.92x23.07 (Inches); Fine decorative 17th century map of the Canary Islands, with insets of the bay around Santa Cruz de Tenerife and of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The title cartouche depicts allegorical sea figures, including Poseidon.M7364Amsterdam: (c. 1680)
USD3000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7364&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_eaa3d91fbbd72d5dd890e920abdd9f73_1286655704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. Sturtevant.E. Sturtevant. Auf schneeiger Hohe.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 317x230 (mm), 12.48x9.06 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 390x278 (mm), 15.35x10.94 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2663Germany: Moderne Kunst(c.1880)
USD275.0Sports Skiing;c.1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2663&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d58f67011255116e04e905bdaf2f7e89_1284581344.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georges ScottG. Scott: Wettreiten in Bosnien.Coloured Woodcut, Image Size : 313x501 (mm), 12.32x19.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x567 (mm), 16.14x22.32 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Rare depiction of horse racing in 19th century Islamic Bosnia.P2664Germany: Moderne Kunst(c.1880)
USD475.0Sports Horse Racing;Views Europe Bosnia;c.1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2664&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d58f67011255116e04e905bdaf2f7e89_1284582556.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. CucuelE. Cucuel. Taubenschiessen in Monte Carlo.Coloured Woodcut, Image Size : 301x464 (mm), 11.85x18.27 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 412x567 (mm), 16.22x22.32 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Rare scene of women taking part in shooting in Monte Carlo.P2665Germany: Moderne Kunst(c.1880)
USD375.0Sports Others;c.1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2665&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d58f67011255116e04e905bdaf2f7e89_1284584845.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. GillrayTentanda via est qua me quoque possim Tollere humo / Virgil, Geor. / He steers his flight Aloft, incumbent on the dusky air That felt unusual weight.Engraving, Image Size : 490x383 (mm), 19.29x15.08 (Inches), Platemark Size : 598x398 (mm), 23.54x15.67 (Inches), Paper Size : 632x474 (mm), 24.88x18.66 (Inches), Hand Colored, Minor brownspots in margins, not affecting image; otherwise in very good condition.P2668London: H. Humphrey(c. 1847)
USD475.0Caricatures; Transportation Balloons;c. 1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2668&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_04f59f868bace39881231144d1117d7b_1284826692.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joshua ReynoldsMuscipula. / Grave a Londres par Jean Jones d'apres le Tableau de Monsr. le Chevalier Reynolds, qui se trouve dans le cabinet de son Excellence Monsr. le Comte d'Adhemar-Ambassadeur de France en Angleterre. / From a Painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds, in theSteeple Engraving, Image Size : 280x234 (mm), 11.02x9.21 (Inches), Platemark Size : 376x273 (mm), 14.80x10.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 423x348 (mm), 16.65x13.70 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2669London: Jean Jones(c. 1786)
USD750.0Childrenc. 1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2669&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_04f59f868bace39881231144d1117d7b_1284834685.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joshua ReynoldsRobinetta. From a Painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds in the Collection of the Honble. Wm. Tollemache To whom this Plate is respectfully Inscribed by his most obliged and obedient Servant the Engraver J. Jones.Steeple Engraving, Image Size : 283x238 (mm), 11.14x9.37 (Inches), Platemark Size : 375x270 (mm), 14.76x10.63 (Inches), Paper Size : 437x367 (mm), 17.20x14.45 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good.P2670London: Jean Jones(c. 1787)
USD750.0Children;c. 1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2670&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_04f59f868bace39881231144d1117d7b_1284836333.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cajetanus BosaTabula XLVII.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 652x428 (mm), 25.67x16.85 (Inches), Paper Size : 706x504 (mm), 27.80x19.84 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This copper engraving illustrates various skeletal and circulatory components of the human hand.P2674Italy: (c.1720)
USD875.0Medical;c.1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2674&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6af791bef3832d829586131a10201c39_1285000239.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Leon de LabordeGuiera vue du Grand Temple Prise du PronaosLithograph, Rigo freres et Cie., Image Size : 264x382 (mm), 10.39x15.04 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 300x450 (mm), 11.81x17.72 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Guiera is known as the town of Geyre in Turkey, near the ancient site of Aphrodisias.P2676Paris: Rigo freres et Cie.(c.1837)
USD575.0Architectural Columns; Views Asia Turkey;c.1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2676&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6af791bef3832d829586131a10201c39_1285002129.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Leon de LabordeGuiera Vue Generale de la Ville Moderne et des Ruines d'Aphrodisias.Lithograph, Rigo freres et Cie., Image Size : 233x358 (mm), 9.17x14.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 298x448 (mm), 11.73x17.64 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This is a birds-eye view of the modern city of Geyre, Turkey.P2677Paris: Rigo freres et Cie.(c.1837)
USD575.0Views Asia Turkey;c.1837nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2677&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6af791bef3832d829586131a10201c39_1285002311.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis-Leopold BoillyLa Famiglia AfricanaLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 371x261 (mm), 14.61x10.28 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2679Italy: (c. 1825)
USD375.0Costumes; Caricatures;c. 1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2679&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_64662bca1cde84217c8bae397eb51b82_1285190768.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Ernst van GoorBeschryving der Stadt en Lande van Breda: Behelzende de Oudheid van het Graafschap Stryen, deszelfs eerfte Bewoonderen, en oude Gestalte, met een Historisch Verhael van het Leven der Graven van Stryen, en daar op gevolgde Heeren van Breda; Mitsgaders De Opkomst en eerste Beginselen der Stadt Breda, deszelfs Benaming, eerste Omwalling, en verdere Vergrootingen en Versterckingen, met de voornaemste, zoo Wereldlycke als Geestelycke Gebouwen, de wyze der Regeering, Hoogheden, Voorrechten, enz. Als Mede Eene naeukeurige en beknopte Beschryving van het Landt van Breda, deszelfs Dorpen, Vryheden en Heerlykheden, met der zelver Oudheden, Regeeringen, Aanhangzelen en gemeene Gebouwen: Uyt veele Oude en Nieuwe Schryvers byeen verzamelt, en met een aanmerckelyck getal van tans noch onuytgegevene echte Stucken, Brieven, enz. Bevestigt door Thomas Ernst van Goor, met Kopere Plaaten.Embossed contemporary vellum, rebacked skillfully retaining the original spine with 7 compartments, gilt black calf label on 2, text on 2 and 7. The back endpaper renewed. , A fine example of this rare book. Text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. (4), title, (1), preface (2), preface v-xiv, contents xv-xxvi, list of names xxvii-xxviii, 1-545, errata, (4)., Title page in red and black with printer’s device. Complete with one headpiece, 7 decorative initials, 2 tailpieces, 3 fold-out family trees, 11 fold-out copper plates, 4 fold-out maps, and 4 full-page copper plates.; Text in Dutch, and some Latin.<br>The book describes the history of the city and vicinity of Breda. Decorated handsomely by full-page, fold-out plates and maps, and many text plates.<br>B3003The Hague: Jacobus vanden Kieboom(c. 1744.)
USD2750.0Book Europe Benelux; Book History General;c. 1744.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3003&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343165245.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georg Andreas BocklerArchitectura Curiosa Nova.Period full calf, repaired expertly, rebacked skilfully in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt calf label on two, gilt text on six, endpapers renewed. , Frontispiece and title skilfully reinforced, pp. 3-4 of Part 1 torn and lacks lower fifth (restored but losing lower lines of text), pp. 5-6 of Part 3 is misplaced and is after pp. 5-6 of Part 1, it is torn and lacks lower fore-edge corner (restored but losing lower lines of text), and also lacks final text leaf (according to Millard). With a few old restorations to short tears. Otherwise in very good condition, plates are clean and crisp on heavy paper, with strong impressions. , Small folio., P. Part 1. engr. title, blank, title, blank, dedication (2), verses (2), privilege (2), 1-32; Part 2. title, blank, 1-14; Part 3. title, blank, 1-26; Part 4. title, blank, 1-28., Complete with 232 copper-engraved, spectacular plates of fountains and garden designs on 201 leaves, and four title pages in red and black ink.; First German edition, published by Paul Furst before his death in 1666. Undated imprint reads in full: “In Verlegung Paulus Furst, Kunst- und Buchhandlern, Gedruckt daselbst ben Christoff Gerhard”.<br>Georg Andreas Böckler was an architect in Germany in the 17th century (1644-1698), whose two well-known works are “Architectura Curiosa Nova” and “Theatrum Machinarum Novum”. In Nuremberg, he specialized in hydraulic architecture, and thus was greatly involved in the design and construction of water fountains. “Architectura” was a book on the theoretical as well as the practical side of hydraulic engineering and included 201 leaves with 232 plates detailing various fountain, grotto, and garden designs.<br>, Millard III:8 (second German edition); Berlin Cat. 3577 (later German edition) & 3579 (Latin edition); Cicognara 886 (Latin edition); Benezit IX:464B3440Nuremberg: Paul Furst(c. 1665)
USD7000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Germany;c. 1665nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Thornton; George Smith; Alexander TownshendThe New, Complete, and Universal History, Description, and Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster, The Borough of Southwark, And the Parts adjacent. Including Not only all the Parishes within the Bills of Mortality, but likewise the Towns, Villages, Palaces, Seats, and Country, To the Extent of above Twenty Miles round; With all the late Improvements and Alterations…. / Written and Compiled from Authentic Records and other genuine Information, By a Society of Gentlemen, the Whole Revised, Corrected, and Improved, By William Thornton, Esq. Assisted by George Smith, L.L.D.—the Rev. Alex. Townshend, M.A. And Other Gentlemen.Contemporary full calf rebacked skilfully, spine in seven compartments of raised bands, original gilt red morocco title label preserved on two, gilt text on seven. , Occasional light browning, offset present in pages facing plates; overall a very good copy, the plates and maps are clean and crisp. , Folio., P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, preface iii-iv, 5-532, subscribers (4), (4)., With 102 plates, including 2 folding maps and 8 single-page maps. According to Adams, this should have 106 plates, but the present copy seems complete with 4 less.; The present copy—according to Adams—does not have the following plates: Plate 69 “St John the Evangelist”, Plate 78 “The Pantheon in Oxford Street”, Plate 93 “View of Kensington Palace”, and Plate 106 “The Devastations occasioned by the Rioters of London”. The two folding maps are present in very good condition but reversed as compared to the listing in Adams, and Plate 3 “Bishops and Citizens of London swearing Fealty to William the Conqueror” has been placed to face p. 117 rather than p. 17., Adams London 61.B3512London: Alexander Hogg(c. 1784.)
USD2250.0Book Europe England London; Book History English;c. 1784.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3512&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. G. Bonney; Elijah Walton, illus.Peaks and Valleys of the Alps from Water-Colour Drawings by Elijah Walton. Chromo-Lithographed by J.H. Lowes. With Descriptive Text by Revd. T. G. Bonney M.A., F.G.S.Contemporary gilt cloth boards with gilt title, tastefully rebacked with gilt-lined marbled ½ calf, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and richly-gilt motifs, gilt red label on two, gilt text on six, all edges gilt., A fine example of this rare and important colour plate book on the Alps. , Tall folio., P. (4), lith. title, blank, title, blank, contents, blank, introduction 3-8, descriptive text (42), (2)., Complete with the additional lithograph title page and 21 mounted lithographic plates depicting the scenery of the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland.; This is the 1868 re-issue of the 1867 first edition (both of which are quite rare).B3549London: Sampson Low, Son and Marston(1868)
USD11000.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Europe Switzerland;1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book History United States;c. 1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles F. Irons; Charles A. RussellSolid Gold Society Emblems / Pins, Buttons, Charms / 1899 / Rolled Gold Plate Society Emblems / Pins, Buttons and Charms. / 1899.Original publisher’s limp cloth covers with gilt title to upper and lower covers, spine defective. , Spine defective, cloth covers frayed and heavily stained, fore-edges thumbstained throughout, final leaves loose, owner’s inscription on final endpapers., 8vo., P. 242 pp., With hundreds of black and white images of various gold pins, buttons and pendants, including those of the Masons.B3558Providence, R.I.: Irons & Russell(c. 1899.)
USD175.0Book Crafts & Trades; Book Freemasonry;c. 1899.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George SmithSmith’s Cabinet-Maker’s & Upholsterer’s Guide, Drawing Book, and Repository of New and Original Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration in the Most Approved and Modern Taste; Including Specimens of the Egyptian, Grecian, Gothic, Arabesque, French, English, and Other Schools of the Art; by George Smith. Upholsterer and Furniture Draughtsman to His Majesty. / The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer’s Guide: Being a Complete Drawing Book; in which Will Be Comprised Treatises on Geometry and Perspective… Numerous Engravings. To Which is Added, a Complete Series of New and Original Designs for Household Furniture, and Interior Decoration.Contemporary gilt ½ calf with marble boards, expertly rebacked in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt green calf label on two, gilt text on six, endpapers marbled., Top margin of engraved title shaved closely with some loss to first line; occasional minor browning in upper foreedge, otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. (8), blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, introduction iii-viii, 1-219, directions to binder, (6)., Complete according to its own index, with 154 plates (including the frontispiece and the engraved title), of which 38 are hand-coloured, all detailing various aspects of classic European interior design and furniture.B3561London: Jones & Co.(c. 1828.)
USD2750.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1828.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3561&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Roberts; George Croly; Louis HagheThe Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt, & Nubia. From Drawings Made on the Spot by David Roberts, R.A. with Historical Descriptions by the Revd. George Croly, L.L.D. Lithographed by Louis Haghe. [VOLUMES 2 AND 3]Contemporary full morocco, finely-gilt leaf motif borders within blind lines, expertly rebacked preserving original spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs within gilt lines, gilt text on two, four, and six, board edges and inner dentelles gilt, all edges gilt. , Plates are clean and crisp, with protective tissue guards bound in; overall a fine copy of this important and scarce work in handsome period binding., Large folio., F. 2 ff., lith. title, 21 ff. text, lith. title, 19 ff. text, 2 ff., Complete with 81 plates in total, including 2 full-page lithographic titles, 1 full-page map of the Holy Land, 39 full-page lithographic plates and 39 half-page lithographic plates, all after paintings and drawings made on the spot by artist David Roberts., Volume : Volumes 2 and 3 in one v; The plate order is not the same as is found in Abbey Travel.<br>In 1838 Roberts made a long tour in the East, and accumulated a vast collection of sketches of Middle Eastern scenery which had been hardly touched by British artists before, and which appealed to the public with all the charm of novelty. The next ten years of his life were mainly spent in elaborating these materials. In February of 1839 he traveled to the Holy Land via Suez, Mount Sinai and Petra arriving in Gaza, and then on to Jerusalem. He ended his tour by spending several months visiting the biblical sites of the Holy Land, and finally returning to England at the end of 1839. An extensive series of drawings was lithographed by Louis Haghe in Sketches in the Holy Land and Syria, 1842-1849. <br>, Abbey Travel 385.B3562London: F.G. Moon(c. 1843-44.)
USD25000.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Asia Middle East Holy Land;c. 1843-44.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3562&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_71be93c6735bf7f23051bf9613eb4c5f_1296069448.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Felix ClementLes Musiciens celebres depuis le seizième siècle jusqu’à nos jours par Félix Clément / Ouvrage illustré de quarante-cinq portraits graves a l’eau-forte par Masson, Deblois et Massard et de trois reproductions héliographiques d’anciennes gravures par A. Durand.Contemporary ½ morocco with pebbled calf boards, spine in five compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt title on two, edges speckled blue, brown endpapers. , Aside from a previous owner’s signature on the title, this book is in fine condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to, P. (4), half-title, advertisement, blank, frontis, blank, title, blank, preface i-xi, blank, 1-667, blank, index and contents 669-672, (4)., Complete with 48 plates, including 45 eau-forte etched portraits of important composers, arranged in chronological order.B3563Paris: Librairie Hachette(1887)
USD600.0Book Musical;1887noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lancellotto Politi (pseud. Ambrosius Catharinus)Commentaria R.P.F. Ambrosii Catharini Politi Senensis, Episcopi Minoriensis, in Omnes Diui Pauli, et alias Septem Canonicas Epistolas, ad Sanctiss. D. N. Julium. III. Pont. Max. … Cum summi Pontificis, & Illustriss, Senatus Veneti Privilegio, ad Decennium.Recent full cloth boards, gilt title on flat spine., The lower margin of the first 15 leaves and the final 3 leaves is dampened and softened, not affecting text, a few minor wormholes; otherwise, the book is in very good condition, text generally clean and crisp., Folio, Foliation. 2 ff., a1-4, †-2†1-6, 3†1-4, A-3G1-6, 3H1-8, 1 ff. , With woodcut engraving on title page, as well as woodcut headpieces and decorative initials throughout.; Adams I:1089.B3565Venice: Erasmiana Vincentii Valgrisii(c. 1551)
USD750.0Book Religious Christianity General; Book Early Printed General;c. 1551nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Abbe Barthelemy; J.B.B. D’Anville & B. du Bocage, illus.Recueil de Cartes Géographiques, plans, vues, et médailles de l Ancienne Grèce, relatifs au Voyage du Jeune Anacharsis, precede d une Analyse Critique des Cartes.Contemporary ½ calf with marbled boards, flat spine in four compartments of gilt-tooled bands, gilt title on two. , Covers slightly worn; faint browning and waterstaining; small 1.5-inch tear in the Plan d’Athenes, not affecting image; otherwise a very good copy., 4to., P. (2), title, blank, list of plates (2), analysis of plates v-xxxix, (2)., Complete with 31 plates, including 29 maps and plans (16 folding), all depicting Ancient Greece.; Text in French.<br>This is one of the first books written in the genre of historical fiction: Abbé Barthelemy published this story in 1788 as a retelling of the historical account of Anacharsis, a Scythian who became famous in Greece for his philosophical ideas. This story told the invented tale of Anacharsis’ son who travels to Greece and learns about the influence of his father. The book itself revitalized European interest in Greece and inspired the continent’s sympathy for Greek independence in the 19th century.<br>, Brunet I: 674.B3566Paris: De Bure(c. 1788)
USD875.0Book Atlas & Cartography European;c. 1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3566&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Israel Sylvestre[A collection of 17th century engravings by Sylestre.]Contemporary full calf boards, rebacked expertly in six compartments of raised bands and gilt motifs, gilt green morocco label on two, gilt text on six, all edges tinted red. , Plates are generally clean and crisp, in very good condition., Oblong small folio, P. 1 ff., 106 ff., 1 ff., With 110 copper engravings on 106 leaves (mostly trimmed and mounted on four corners on period paper), depicting mansions, castles and palaces; including several folding plates.; Israel Sylvestre (or Silvestre) was “an eminent French engraver and son of Gilles Silvestre…. He formed his style on Della Bella and Callot, and appears to have been imitated in his turn by Sebastian Le Clerc. He designed, etched, and engraved a great number of landscapes and views, decorating them with small figures, correctly drawn, and touched with uncommon spirit. His merit recommended him to Louis XIV., who employed him in designing and engraving views of royal palaces, public festivals, and the places Louis had conquered. He was appointed drawing-master to the Dauphin, and was made a member of the Academy. He went twice to Italy, where he found many subjects. His plates amount to upwards of one thousand. He died in Paris in 1691.” (Bryan’s V:81-2), Benezit IX:604; Bryan’s V:81-2.B3567Paris: (c. 1640-1670)
USD5500.0Book Plate Books General;Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1640-1670nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3567&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rudyard Kipling; William NicholsonAn Almanac of twelve Sports By William Nicholson / With Words by Rudyard Kipling.Original publisher’s pictorial boards with cloth spine. , Boards slightly worn, otherwise a very good copy., Large 4to, P. (2), title, copyright page, epigraph, full 1898 year calendar (2), individual months (24), blank, conclusion, blank, blank, advertisement, (2)., Complete with 14 coloured lithographs, including title, advertisement, and one page for each month of the year.; This 1898 almanac is composed of the illustrations of William Nicholson with poetical excerpts from the works of Rudyard Kipling, following the theme of sports.B3568London: William Heinemann(1898)
USD1000.0Book Sports General;Book Plate Books Colour;1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3568&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Walter HarrisThe History and Antiquities of the City of Dublin...original full calf, spine with 6 compartment of raised bands, title in gilt red morocco on two. , Spine slightly worn, upper board just started, otherwise a very good copy, text and plates are clean., 8vo, P. title, blank, (6), folding map, 509, Verso Errata. , 2 folding copper engraved maps (one after John Rocque) and 11 engraved plates (several folding), one folding letter pressed table.; The two important maps of Dublin first of which is based on Speed’s map dated 1610 and the second is by Rocque dated 1763. With the appendix containing a history of the cathedrals of Christ Church and St. Patrick, the university, the hospitals and other public buildings., Graesse II 214B3569London: John Knox(1766)
USD2500.0Book Europe Ireland;1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3569&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chardain, John Sir (1643-1713)Voyages du Chevalier Chardin, en Perse, et autres Lieux de L’Orient,Recent leather., Short marginal tears and minor worm tracks with tape repairs to half-title and title, occasional light spotting and soiling, occasional marginal tiny wormtracks, folding plates backed onto linen, otherwise plates are clean., Folio, Half-title, 85 engravings on 64 sheets (9 folding), including 1 map, portrait of Chardin, 18 sheets with double-illustrations and 1 sheet with 4. , Volume : Atlas volume only; This 1811 reprint of Chardin’s classic account of life and society in Persia, complete with new plates, co-incided with renewed French imperial ambitions, aimed at rivaling the British possessions in India. <br>Brunet calls for 81 plates. <br>Chardin a Frenchman was the son of a jeweller. He set out in company with a Lyon merchant named Raisin in 1665 for Persia and India. After a highly successful journey, during which he had received the patronage of Shah Abbas II of Persia, he returned to France in 1670. He set out again for Persia in August 1671. This second journey was much more adventurous than the first and did not reach Isfahan till June 1673. In Isfahan he was appointed the Shah's personal jeweler by Suleiman I. During this time he was allowed to engage in an extended tour through much of Persia. Through the course of this tour Chardain was able to study the culture, government and religion in detail. After four years spent in research throughout Persia, he again visited India, and returned to Europe. In 1681, he settle in London, where he was appointed jeweller to the court of Charles II. Sir John Chardin's narrative has received the highest praise from the most competent authorities for its fullness, comprehensiveness and fidelity; and it furnished Montesquieu, Rousseau, Gibbon and Helvétius with most important material.<br>, Weber 381; Graesse II 13; Wilson 40; Brunet I 1802.B3570Paris: de l’ Imprimerie de le Normant(1811)
USD7500.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;Book Plate Books General;1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3570&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert OrmeA History of the Military Transactions of the British Nation in Indostan.Fine full contemporary sprinkled calf, flat spine in six compartments of gilt bands, red and black morocco labels on two and five. , Occasional light browning, otherwise a fine example of this important book on India in full decorative period calf bindings. , 4to, Complete with 36 engraved maps, plans and views, mostly folding., Volume : Two volumes in three.; Robert Orme was an important English historian and son of a British East India Company physician and surgeon, Dr. Alexander Orme. After his formal education, he entered the service of the British East India Company as a writer in Bengal in 1743. He returned to England in 1753. In August 1763 he published the first volume of his principal work, A History of the Military Transactions of the British Nation in Indostan. He was regarded as an authority on India and historiographer to the East India Company.B3571London: F. Wingrave(c. 1803)
USD3250.0Book Asia Central India;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Major Dixon Denham; Captain Hugh Clapperton and Doctor OudneyNarrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa.Contemporary full gilt calf, gilt raised spine in six compartments, double black morocco labels on 2 and 3. Marbled free end papers with matching marbled edges., Occasional mild foxing otherwise a very good to fine example bound in handsome contemporary gilt full calf., 8vo, Complete with three folded maps, 12 engraved plates 1 of which is coloured. , Volume : 2 volumes; Denham and Clapperton, in the company of Dr. Walter Oudney, traveled from near Tripoli, south to Lake Tchad, with excursions into the mountains west of Mourzuk in Fezzan. Dixon attempted to follow the circuit around Lake Tchad but was unsuccessful. Capt. Clapperton and Dr. Oudney journeyed west toward the Niger River, but the doctor only made it about a third of the way and died in Murmur. Capt.Clapperton continued west, but was prevented from passing beyond Sackatoo by the local Sultan. Denham and Clapperton eventually returned to Tripoli and went back to England. This book is based upon Denham's journal, with a chapter by Dr. Oudney on the excursion to the mountains west of Mourzuk. The last part by Clapperton, reports on his westward journey which includes an account of Oudney's death. The engravings, after drawings by Denham and Clapperton, are engraved by Edward Finden, one of the finest steel-engravers in England at the time.B3572London: John Murray(1826)
USD1500.0Book Africa General;1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3572&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayPouynipete (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 111x132 (mm), 4.37x5.20 (Inches); This is the island of Pohnpei in Micronesia, northeast of Papua New Guinea.M7301London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD325.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7301&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282417879.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImraySocorro Id.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 110x110 (mm), 4.33x4.33 (Inches); This is the Isla Socorro, found off the southwestern coast of Mexico.M7302London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Central America Mexico;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7302&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282418410.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayCocos Id.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 110x110 (mm), 4.33x4.33 (Inches); This is Isla del Coco in the Pacific to the southwest of the coast of Costa Rica.M7303London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7303&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282418838.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayChabrol Harbour (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 78x76 (mm), 3.07x2.99 (Inches); This is Chabrol Harbour, on the island of Kosrae in Micronesia, northeast of Papua New Guinea.M7304London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7304&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282419262.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayBorodino Ids.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 48x44 (mm), 1.89x1.73 (Inches); These two islands are Minamidaito (southwest) and Kitadaito (northeast), directly south of Kyushu, Japan and west of Okinawa.M7305London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7305&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282421270.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayMidway Is.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 110x112 (mm), 4.33x4.41 (Inches); The Midway Atoll was the site of a significant battle of World War II, viewed by historians as marking the turning point for the Allied effort in the Pacific.M7306London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7306&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282421854.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayRouk Isles (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 110x90 (mm), 4.33x3.54 (Inches); This is the Chuuk cluster of islands in Micronesia, north of Papua New Guinea.M7307London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7307&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282422276.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayKittie Harbour (Pouynipete, Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 80x70 (mm), 3.15x2.76 (Inches); This appears to be off the coast of the island of Pohnpei in Micronesia.M7308London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7308&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282422947.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayPort Lloyd (Bonin Is)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 110x110 (mm), 4.33x4.33 (Inches); This is Hutami Port in the Ogasawara Island cluster of Japan, directly south of Honshu in Japan.M7309London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282423510.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImraySta. Rosa or Clarion Id. (Revillagigedo Isles)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 77x107 (mm), 3.03x4.21 (Inches); This is Isla Clarion, off the west coast of Mexico.M7310London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Central America Mexico;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7310&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_19dd12be6bbb2f03882e05764e61ed0c_1282423771.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayGuadalupe I.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 60x55 (mm), 2.36x2.17 (Inches); This map depicts the island of Guadalupe (Isla Guadalupe), located approximately 250 kilometers to the west of Baja California in the Pacific.M7313London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283198475.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayUmata Bay (Mariana or Laurone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 90x85 (mm), 3.54x3.35 (Inches); This is Umatac Bay, Guam.M7315London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7315&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283202599.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayDuperrey Is. (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 78x80 (mm), 3.07x3.15 (Inches); These are the Duperry Islands, or Mokil Atoll, in Micronesia.M7316London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7316&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283202841.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayLouasap Is. (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 66x76 (mm), 2.60x2.99 (Inches); These are the Louasappe Islands in Micronesia.M7317London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283203238.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayMagicienne Bay (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 50x56 (mm), 1.97x2.20 (Inches); This is Saipan Island, in the Northern Mariana Islands.M7318London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7318&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283203453.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayAlamagan (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 66x64 (mm), 2.60x2.52 (Inches); This is Alamagan island, in the Northern Marianas.M7319London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7319&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283203587.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayPort Lottin (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 49x77 (mm), 1.93x3.03 (Inches); This is Port Lottin on Kosrae, Micronesia.M7320London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283203801.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayFarallon de Medinilla (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 65x63 (mm), 2.56x2.48 (Inches); Farallon de Medinilla is part of the Northern Mariana Islands.M7321London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7321&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283204188.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayFitton Bay (Bonin Isles)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 90x84 (mm), 3.54x3.31 (Inches); This is Tatsumi-Wan Bay in the island of Chichi-jima, in the Ogasawara cluster of islands of Japan.M7322London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283204583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayTarofofo Harbour (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 86x83 (mm), 3.39x3.27 (Inches); This is Talofofo Harbour on the island of Guam.M7323London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7323&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283204829.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayGuguan (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 66x65 (mm), 2.60x2.56 (Inches); The island of Guguan forms part of the Northern Marianas.M7324London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7324&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283205195.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayRoca PartidaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 57x55 (mm), 2.24x2.17 (Inches); Roca Partida is a minute island off the western coast of Mexico made up of two small jutting rocks.M7325London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Central America Mexico;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7325&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283205473.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayClipperton I.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 54x58 (mm), 2.13x2.28 (Inches); Clipperton Island is a possession of France in the Pacific, known as Ile de la Passion.M7326London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7326&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283205724.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayMcAskill Is. (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 73x78 (mm), 2.87x3.07 (Inches); This is Pingelap Atoll in Micronesia.M7327London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7327&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283271642.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayGouap (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 78x79 (mm), 3.07x3.11 (Inches); This is the island of Yap in Micronesia.M7328London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7328&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283272013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayRota (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 65x64 (mm), 2.56x2.52 (Inches); The island of Rota is situated 40 miles north of Guam in the Northern Mariana Islands.M7329London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7329&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283272494.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImraySan Luis d'Apra (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 128x92 (mm), 5.04x3.62 (Inches); This is a port on the western side of the island of Guam.M7330London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Pacific1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7330&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283273391.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayAvatcha BayHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 153x151 (mm), 6.02x5.94 (Inches); This bay is situated on the Kamchatka peninsula of eastern Russia.M7331London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Russia; Maps Sea Chart;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7331&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283274888.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayOualan (Carolines)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 128x145 (mm), 5.04x5.71 (Inches); This is the island of Kosrae in Micronesia.M7332London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD325.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7332&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283275288.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImraySt. Lawrence BayHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 145x176 (mm), 5.71x6.93 (Inches); This is Saint Lawrence Bay (Zaliv Lavrentiya), which is on the Chukotka peninsula of eastern Russia, near the Bering Strait.M7334London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD275.0Maps Russia; Maps Sea Chart;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7334&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283278565.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James ImrayGuajan Island (Mariana or Ladrone Is.)Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 241x169 (mm), 9.49x6.65 (Inches); This is the island of Guam.M7335London: James Imray & Son(1863)
USD475.0Maps Ocean Pacific;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7335&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_781a70bf751d0553649d8db8d873b8a7_1283279702.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; Giovanni Magini; Girolamo PorroTavola Dell' Universale descrittione del mondo, secondo tolomeo.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 135x175 (mm), 5.31x6.89 (Inches); Text in Italian.<br>From Magini's "Geografia cioe Descrittione Universale della Terra".<br>The first edition of this map was printed with Latin text, with the later issues printed in Italian.<br>"This quarto edition of Ptolemy was edited by the distinguished Italian geographer Giovanni Magini who also published, as part of the same work, the first reduced-size version of Mercator's atlas. The four world maps -- one ancient and three modern engravings -- are all by Girolamo Porro, neatly copying other earlier works." (Shirley), Shirley 193; Phillips 405.M7336Venice: Gio. Battista & Giorgio Galignani(c. 1597)
USD1250.0Maps World;c. 1597nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7336&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_33035bfb95fea414cc9e452163fe0830_1283875576.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerQuebec, Ville de l'Amerique Septentrionale dans la Nouvelle France avec Titre d'Eveche. Situee sur le Fleuve de St. Laurent ... elle fut assiegee par les Anglois sur les Francois par qui elle est encore possedee l'an 1670 depuis le 16e Octobre Jusqu'a 22 du meme mois. Monsr. de Frontenac estant pour lors Gouverneur du Pays qui leur fit honteusement lever le Siege.Hand Colored, Very Good; margins extended, Size : 209x303 (mm), 8.23x11.93 (Inches); According to Kershaw this map was originally published in "Les Forces De L'Europe" "In August 1690, Sir William Phips left Boston to attack and capture Quebec. Previous military success at Port Royal had given the English an excess of confidence, which Phips fully exploited in planning his expedition against Quebec, but which quickly evaporated when the under-equipped force discovered the extent of the defenses at Quebec. The operation was disastrous, and the English struggled back to Boston losing a number of ships on the way. The battle lines of the English fleet and the details of the French defences were recorded by Villenuve in manuscript form, which were subsequently the source of a sequence of printed maps." (Kershaw), Kershaw 279M7337Paris: (c. 1694)
USD575.0Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City; Maps City Maps;c. 1694nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7337&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_33035bfb95fea414cc9e452163fe0830_1283878849.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. De L'IsleHispania ex Archetypo Roderici Mendez Sylvae et variis Relationibus et Chartis manuscriptis et impressis lurjus Regni rectificatis per Observationes Sociorum Academiae Scientiarum quae est Parisiis.Hand Colored, Very Good; lower part of the central fold reinforced, Size : 448x618 (mm), 17.64x24.33 (Inches); Hand-coloured title cartouche in upper right with allegorical characters and white horses.M7355Augsburg: Mattheus Seutter; Tobias Conrad Lotter(c. 1740)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7355&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_04f59f868bace39881231144d1117d7b_1284830557.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BlaeuNavarra Regnum.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 418x503 (mm), 16.46x19.80 (Inches); Title cartouche in lower left corner features a Navarran army camp, while various regional shields decorate the borders of Navarre.M7356Amsterdam: G. Blaeu(c. 1620)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Spain;c. 1620nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7356&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_04f59f868bace39881231144d1117d7b_1284837366.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. M. AtwoodMap of the Western StatesHand Colored, Folding map straightened on acid-free tissue paper, minor browning at the folds, otherwise in very good condition,, Size : 567x708 (mm), 22.32x27.87 (Inches); The four corners of the map feature small vignette views of the major mid-Western cities of the 1850s: Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis and Cincinnati.M7362New York: Ensigns & Thayer(1856)
USD1500.0Maps United States Mid-West;Maps North America Great Lakes;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7362&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6af791bef3832d829586131a10201c39_1285005886.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann Ulrich MullerCanada Halt In FichHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 62x76 (mm), 2.44x2.99 (Inches); According to Burden the maps from Muller's miniature atlas Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria are untitled. It shows eastern North America from Hudson Bay to the Chesapeake, and must come from an old plate because Pennsylvania is not named but N. Sucecia and Christina are named., Burden #689M7374Germany: (c.1692)
USD1000.0Maps Canada;Maps North America Great Lakes;c.1692nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7374&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9a6df83bdf72871e7793ccd347aecff5_1286990560.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. B. PiranesiTab. XIV / Reliquiae Basilicae Caii et Lucii....Copper Engraving, Image Size : 230x348 (mm), 9.06x13.70 (Inches), Platemark Size : 267x357 (mm), 10.51x14.06 (Inches), Paper Size : 316x415 (mm), 12.44x16.34 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; From the series "Il Campo Marzio dell'Antica Roma".<br>P2409Rome: (c.1790)
USD1000.0Artist Piranesi Others; Architectural Columns;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2409&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fb09ab347a083f9a2b52386c3a611c1e_1256413852.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiTab. XXXV. / 1. Posticum earundem reliquiarum templi psudodipteri Antonini Pii, quae in praecedente Tabula sunt expositae.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 230x347 (mm), 9.06x13.66 (Inches), Platemark Size : 270x354 (mm), 10.63x13.94 (Inches), Paper Size : 314x407 (mm), 12.36x16.02 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wilton-Ely 596.<br><br>From the series "Il Campo Marzio dell'Antica Roma".<br><br>P2410Rome: (c. 1790)
USD1000.0Architectural Columns; Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2410&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fb09ab347a083f9a2b52386c3a611c1e_1256414222.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. B. PiranesiVestiggi d'antichi Edifici fra i quali evvi l'Urna Sepolcrale tutta d'un prezzo di porfido di Marco Agrippa che oggi serve per il Sepolcro di Clemente XII. Si vede anche un pezzo di Guglia con caratteri Egizi, ed in lontano un Vestibulo di antico TempioCopper Engraving, Image Size : 360x227 (mm), 14.17x8.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 382x231 (mm), 15.04x9.09 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins trimmed; Wilton-Ely I:18<br><br>This image was originally published in Piranesi's first independent work, 'Prima Parte di Architetture e Prospettive' (1743). This version, with the caption added to the bottom margin of the plate, was published in Piranesi's 1750 'Opere Varie di Architetture.' There are no numbers in the upper right corner, the artist's signature is in the lower left and the number '5' in the lower right.P2508Rome: Bouchard(c. 1750)
USD1250.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1750noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2508&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271182600.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. WimmerR. Wimmer: Fraunhofer erklart seinen Freunden den Spektrometer.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 227x315 (mm), 8.94x12.40 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 286x364 (mm), 11.26x14.33 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Joseph von Fraunhofer developed the spectrometer and the diffusion grid in the early 1800s, which enabled him to study the effect of light diffusion and establish the groundwork for the fields of light and optics. He studied the diffusion of sunlight and classified its dark absorption strips, which are to this day called "Fraunhofer lines".<br><br>P2628Berlin: Rich. Bong(c. 1880)
USD375.0Portraits Scientists;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2628&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8b1d46114687784b16f21d6ca40a64fe_1283198804.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiTav X. / Dimostrazione in grande di quella parte di sustruzioni che nella Tav. IX. si accenna con la lettera A.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 150x275 (mm), 5.91x10.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : 165x285 (mm), 6.50x11.22 (Inches), Paper Size : 345x450 (mm), 13.58x17.72 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wilton-Ely 635.<br><br>This is from the series "Di due spelonche ornate dagli antichi alla Riva del Lago Albano".<br><br>"While investigating the Emissarium of Lake Albano, Piranesi devoted considerable attention to other antiquities nearby, particularly a couple of caves with ornamental interiors created by the Romans. These were illustrated with customary thoroughness in a kind of appendix to the Emissarium publication. In an accompanying essay on Roman nymphaea the artist conjectured that these particular examples were used for the orgies of Clodius, which had been denounced by Cicero." (Wilton-Ely p. 680).P2630Rome: (c. 1790)
USD1000.0Artist Piranesi Others;Architectural Others;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2630&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1e518347ec1cb03b5eb5d7c57273726c_1283374106.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. B. PiranesiTav XI. / Dimostrazione in grande di quella parte di sustruzioni che nella Tav. IX. si accenna con la lettera B.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 147x275 (mm), 5.79x10.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : 155x280 (mm), 6.10x11.02 (Inches), Paper Size : 338x444 (mm), 13.31x17.48 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wilton-Ely 636. This is from the series "Di due spelonche ornate dagli antichi alla Riva del Lago Albano". "While investigating the Emissarium of Lake Albano, Piranesi devoted considerable attention to other antiquities nearby, particularly a couple of caves with ornamental interiors created by the Romans. These were illustrated with customary thoroughness in a kind of appendix to the Emissarium publication. In an accompanying essay on Roman nymphaea the artist conjectured that these particular examples were used for the orgies of Clodius, which had been denounced by Cicero." (Wilton-Ely p. 680).P2632Rome: (c. 1790)
USD1000.0Artist Piranesi Others;Architectural Others;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2632&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1e518347ec1cb03b5eb5d7c57273726c_1283377014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark Catesby91. [Caryophyllis spurius inodorus / Convolvulus minor Pentaphyllos / Phalaena ingens ... The Great Moth]Etching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 349x260 (mm), 13.74x10.24 (Inches), Paper Size : 500x335 (mm), 19.69x13.19 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; THIRD EDITION. Engravings by Catesby from ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing Figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants:…’ The watermark shows a crown over a Strassbourg lily, above the initials "FR". On laid paper, with chain-lines spaced approximately 1-inch apart. "Later, in the early 19 th century, [Catesby] reprints were issued using the same typesetting as the 1771 White edition. For this reason, they are also referred to as 3d edition prints, yet they are discernable for being printed on woven paper (all previous editions were produced on hand laid papers.)" [From Terry Wright's "The Life & Works of Mark Catesby, America’s First Naturalist/Illustrator".]P2637London: Benjamin White(c. 1771)
USD1450.0Natural History Flowers; Natural History Insects;c. 1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2637&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_45d4e59253a8f8838fc867d102eab3ce_1283456605.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark CatesbyT. 85. / Haematopus.Etching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 260x350 (mm), 10.24x13.78 (Inches), Paper Size : 332x493 (mm), 13.07x19.41 (Inches), Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; THIRD EDITION.<br><br>Engravings by Catesby from ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing Figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants:…’ The watermark shows a crown over a Strassbourg lily, above the initials "FR". On laid paper, with chain-lines spaced approximately 1-inch apart.<br><br>"Later, in the early 19 th century, [Catesby] reprints were issued using the same typesetting as the 1771 White edition. For this reason, they are also referred to as 3d edition prints, yet they are discernable for being printed on woven paper (all previous editions were produced on hand laid papers.)" [From Terry Wright's "The Life & Works of Mark Catesby, America’s First Naturalist/Illustrator".]<br>P2640London: Benjamin White(c. 1771)
USD1500.0Natural History Birds;c. 1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2640&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_45d4e59253a8f8838fc867d102eab3ce_1283461542.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark CatesbyT. 96 / Anas &c.Etching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 347x260 (mm), 13.66x10.24 (Inches), Paper Size : 493x332 (mm), 19.41x13.07 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; THIRD EDITION.<br><br>Engravings by Catesby from ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing Figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants:…’ The watermark shows a crown over a Strassbourg lily, above the initials "FR". On laid paper, with chain-lines spaced approximately 1-inch apart.<br><br>"Later, in the early 19 th century, [Catesby] reprints were issued using the same typesetting as the 1771 White edition. For this reason, they are also referred to as 3d edition prints, yet they are discernable for being printed on woven paper (all previous editions were produced on hand laid papers.)" [From Terry Wright's "The Life & Works of Mark Catesby, America’s First Naturalist/Illustrator".]<br>P2642London: Benjamin White(c. 1771)
USD1750.0Natural History Birds;c. 1771nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2642&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_45d4e59253a8f8838fc867d102eab3ce_1283463257.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark Catesby90 [Ketmia ... The Maho-Tree / Phalaena fusca]Etching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 345x255 (mm), 13.58x10.04 (Inches), Paper Size : 500x333 (mm), 19.69x13.11 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; THIRD EDITION.<br><br>Engravings by Catesby from ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing Figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants:…’ Watermark reads "I Taylor". Printed on laid paper with chain lines about 1 inch apart.<br><br>"Later, in the early 19 th century, [Catesby] reprints were issued using the same typesetting as the 1771 White edition. For this reason, they are also referred to as 3d edition prints, yet they are discernable for being printed on woven paper (all previous editions were produced on hand laid papers.)" [From Terry Wright's "The Life & Works of Mark Catesby, America’s First Naturalist/Illustrator".]<br>P2644London: (c. 1786)
USD2000.0Natural History Insects; Natural History Flowers;c. 1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2644&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3973ef953b4501193273049ec80b2051_1283534804.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark CatesbyT. 12 / Turdus &c / AlburnusEtching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 255x347 (mm), 10.04x13.66 (Inches), Paper Size : 333x501 (mm), 13.11x19.72 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; THIRD EDITION.<br><br>Engravings by Catesby from ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing Figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants:…’ Watermark reads "I Taylor". Printed on laid paper with chain lines about 1 inch apart.<br><br>"Later, in the early 19 th century, [Catesby] reprints were issued using the same typesetting as the 1771 White edition. For this reason, they are also referred to as 3d edition prints, yet they are discernable for being printed on woven paper (all previous editions were produced on hand laid papers.)" [From Terry Wright's "The Life & Works of Mark Catesby, America’s First Naturalist/Illustrator".]<br>P2646London: (c. 1786)
USD1000.0Natural History Marine Fish;c. 1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2646&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3973ef953b4501193273049ec80b2051_1283536029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark CatesbyT 25 / Anthea &c.Etching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 260x348 (mm), 10.24x13.70 (Inches), Paper Size : 335x500 (mm), 13.19x19.69 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; THIRD EDITION.<br><br>Engravings by Catesby from ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing Figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants:…’ Watermark reads "I Taylor". Printed on laid paper with chain lines about 1 inch apart.<br><br>"Later, in the early 19 th century, [Catesby] reprints were issued using the same typesetting as the 1771 White edition. For this reason, they are also referred to as 3d edition prints, yet they are discernable for being printed on woven paper (all previous editions were produced on hand laid papers.)" [From Terry Wright's "The Life & Works of Mark Catesby, America’s First Naturalist/Illustrator".]<br>P2647London: (c. 1786)
USD1000.0Natural History Marine Fish;c. 1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2647&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_72b0eb3e44960da2b485d37bf8d4f4b7_1283539883.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mark CatesbyT 97 / Anas cristata elegans. / The Summer Duck.Etching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 260x360 (mm), 10.24x14.17 (Inches), Paper Size : 331x494 (mm), 13.03x19.45 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; THIRD EDITION.<br><br>Engravings by Catesby from ‘The Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands: Containing Figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects and Plants:…’ Watermark reads "I Taylor". Printed on laid paper with chain lines about 1 inch apart.<br><br>"Later, in the early 19 th century, [Catesby] reprints were issued using the same typesetting as the 1771 White edition. For this reason, they are also referred to as 3d edition prints, yet they are discernable for being printed on woven paper (all previous editions were produced on hand laid papers.)" [From Terry Wright's "The Life & Works of Mark Catesby, America’s First Naturalist/Illustrator".]<br>P2650London: (c. 1786)
USD2000.0Natural History Birds;c. 1786nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2650&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_72b0eb3e44960da2b485d37bf8d4f4b7_1283542981.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel HearneA Journey from Prince of Wales s Fort in Hudson s Bay, to the Northern Ocean. Undertaken by Order of the Hudson s Bay Company, for the Discovery of Copper Mines, a North West Passage, &c. In the Years 1769, 1770, 1771, & 1772.Rebacked expertly in half calf with contemporary pebbled cloth boards and the gilt insignia of the Royal Engineers Library on the upper board, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt nautical motifs, gilt red and green morocco labels on two and three respectively, gilt text on six. , A very good copy, text is clean and crisp., Thick 4to., P. (2), title, blank, dedication iii-iv, preface v-x, contents xi-xix, errata, introduction xxi-xliv, 1-458, (2)., Complete with nine plates, including four folding views and five maps (four folding) including the large map showing Hearne’s routes in contemporary colours.; Bibliography of Canadiana 445 : “A day-to-day record, with notes on natural history, of three trips northwest by land from Hudson Bay. On the last trip, 1771-1772, Hearne reached the Arctic at the mouth of the Coppermine River, the first man to travel overland from the Bay to the Arctic. Hearne was in the Hudson’s Bay company’s service in Canada from about 1765 to 1787.”<br>Waterston 1795 : “Hearne designed his travel book to feed an established audience. His strong personality infuses descriptions of Coppermine, Prince of Wales’s Fort, Great Slave Lake, and the Arctic shore. He communicates an alternating sense of self-sufficiency and helplessness. Published after his death, the book contains eight chapters of narrative, one chapter on natives, and one on animals. The final product can be contrasted with the rough diary notes (held in the British Museum, with a copy at the Public Archives of Canada, Ottawa). Although he did not discover a northwest passage, and although the Coppermine River that he did discover proved worthless, he did explore 5,000 miles of Canada’s harsh northland as he moved toward the River and the Arctic coast <br>west of Hudson Bay. And he wrote one of the most readable 18th Century accounts of travel in the interior of Canada.”<br>Sabin 31181 : “Its publication is due to the celebrated navigator La Perouse who captured Fort Albany, Hudson’s Bay, and found the MS. of Hearne. The fort was afterwards surrendered to the British, but La Perouse stipulated for the publication of this work by the Hudson’s Bay Company, which stipulation was honorably fulfilled in this beautiful volume.”<br>, Bibliography of Canadiana 445; Waterston 1795; Sabin 31181B3550London: A. Strahan, T. Cadell & W. Davies(c. 1795.)
USD8000.0Book Voyages General; Book Canada General; Book Arctic & Antarctic General;c. 1795.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3550&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.K. Dzivelegov, S.P. Melgunov, V.E. PichetaGrand Reform, Peasant’s Dilema and Russian Society Today and Before (translantion of title)contemporary decorative full cloth, upper board with title in silver and image of a feather quill. Flat spine with title in silver, lower and side edge are textured beautifully to match the binding. Paste down and free end papers with elaborate gilt designs, ex-libris on paste down end paper., An excellent set in matching decorative contemporary binding., 4to, Volume 1. P. title, printer’s imprint, iii-xvi, 1-260, (1), blank, (1), Volume 2. P. title, (1), blank, 1-254, (3); Volume 3. P. title, printer’s imprint, (2), 1-266, (2); Volume 4. P. title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 1-280; Volume 5. P. title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, 1-308, (1), blank, (1); Volume 6. P. title, printer’s imprint, (2), 1-352, (1), A profusion of wood cut intext illustration and full page photogravures, many in colour., Volume : 6; Text in Russian. <br>The Emancipation Reform of 1861 in Russia was the first and most important of liberal reforms effected during the reign of Alexander II of Russia. The reform amounted to the liquidation of serf dependence previously suffered by Russian peasants.<br>The legislation neither freed the peasants from excessive external obligation nor greatly reordered their social and economic constraints. The uneven application of the legislation did leave many peasants in Congress Poland and northern Russia both free and landless, while in other areas peasants became the majority land owners in their province(s).B2267Moscow: I.D. Sytin and Co(1911)
USD3750.0Book Russia1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;Maps Europe Ukraine;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Mediterranean Cyprus;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0Maps Mediterranean Sicily;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2685&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ea6cfb73762682a229e3feebb2a15082_1288989351.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Roberts; Louis Haghe; George CrolyThe Holy Land. After Lithographs by Louis Haghe. From Original Drawings by David Roberts, R. A. With Historical Descriptions by The Rev. George Croly, LL. D.Original publisher’s gilt blue cloth, upper board with gilt title and gilt vignette of Jerusalem within a red stamped border of leaves, lower board with blind-stamped leaf motif across middle, flat spine with gilt text and red stamped leaf motifs, all edges gilt, black endpapers. , Exterior and interior in fine condition, text and plates are clean and crisp. A very desirable and fine example of this important work, fully hand coloured., Large 4to. , P. (2), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents, notice of the journey (3), 21 ff.; half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents, Bethlehem vi-viii, 22 ff.; half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents, Idumea vi-viii, 18 ff., advertisements 1-8, (2)., Titles in red and black inks. Complete with 120 hand-coloured lithographs after drawings by David Roberts., Volume : Three parts in one.; No publishing date given, but publisher’s advertisements are dated 1889.<br>David Roberts began his painting career as a house painter while ten years old, moving later to scene painting in theatres. It was while scene painting at the Drury Lane Theatre in London that Roberts began exhibiting his work in various notable artistic fora. By 1830 he had left the scene painting trade and began his career as a travel painter. In 1838 he prepared paintings of Egyptian architecture and landscapes from Alexandria to the Nile’s Second Cataract. On his return to Cairo he decided to form a travel party of Europeans dressed as Arabs, and travel by camel to Petra (Idumea) by way of Mount Sinai. From there he traveled throughout the Holy Land depicting lands and monuments sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims. Poor health caused him to call off the remainder of his trip northward along the Mediterranean coast—he sailed home from Beirut. It was several years before his travels were first published, but the popularity of his costly folio volumes (mid-1840s) spurred the publication of quarto volumes in the 1850s, which ran into several printings including this one.<br>, Abbey Travel II:385.B3583London, Paris & New York: Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co.(n.d. [c. 1889].)
USD7500.0Book Asia Middle East Holy Land; Book Plate Books Colour;n.d. [c. 1889].nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD8750.0Book Natural History General; Book Asia Central General;c. 1807.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3586&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b6b4d787c661f5f6522eeeb15ec46bfe_1292196938.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MalcolmThe History of Persia, from the Most Early Period to the Present Time: Containing an Account of the Religion, Government, Usages, and Character of the Inhabitants of that Kingdom. / By Colonel Sir John Malcolm, K.C.B., K.L.S. Late Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Persia from the Supreme Government of India.Full 19th-century gilt-stamped and -lined speckled calf rebacked preserving original title labels on spine, which is in six compartments of raised bands, gilt red morocco label on two, gilt beige morocco on three, gilt shield of Haystoune family on covers., Minor foxing to plates throughout with corresponding offsetting to adjacent leaves; otherwise in very good condition, text is generally clean and crisp.<br>Gilt shield of Haystoune family on covers.<br>, 4to., P. Volume 1. (4), title, blank, dedication, blank, preface vii-xvi, contents xvii-xxii, errata, list of plates, 1-644, (4); Volume 2. (4), title, blank, contents v-vii, blank, 1-638, index 639-715, errata, (4)., Complete with 24 copper engravings on 23 plates including one large folding map of Persia, as well as several portraits and views., Volume : Two volumes.; Brunet refers to this book as an “ouvrage importante,” having been based off of Malcolm’s three diplomatic visits to Persia. While the history it provides extends back to the earliest kings known at the time, the most valuable contribution made by this book is its detailed description of the contemporary Qajar dynasty from its outset., Graesse IV:350; Brunet III:244; Wilson 134; Schwab 360; NYPL 39.B3588London: John Murray and Longman & Co.(c. 1815.)
USD4500.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book History General;c. 1815.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3588&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b6b4d787c661f5f6522eeeb15ec46bfe_1292196310.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Williamson; Samuel Howitt, illus.Oriental Field Sports; Being a Complete, Detailed, and Accurate Description of the Wild Sports of the East; and Exhibiting, in a Novel and Interesting Manner, the Natural History of the Elephant, the Rhinoceros, the Tiger, the Leopard, the Bear, the Deer, the Buffalo, the Wolf, the Wild Hog, the Jackall, the Wild Dog, the Civet, and Other Domesticated Animals: As Likewise the Different Species of Feathered Game, Fishes, and Serpents. The Whole Interspersed with a Variety of Original, Authentic, and Curious Anecdotes, Taken from the Manuscript and Designs of Captain Thomas Williamson, Who served upwards of Twenty Years in Bengal; The Drawings by Samuel Howitt, Made Uniform in Size, and Engraved by the First Artists.Full contemporary decorative deep green russia calf with elaborate blind and gilt-tooled floral border around a gilt hunting vignette on both boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-lined bands and gilt hunting motifs, gilt text on two, four and six, board edges and inner dentelles gilt-tooled, all edges gilt, blue endpapers. , Minor wear to boards, very minor scattered foxing throughout rarely affecting plates, text page 107-8 of volume one is skillfully repaired; otherwise a very desirable copy of this scarce work in contemporary full decorative gilt calf binding., Large 4to. , P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface v-xiv, list of plates, blank, 1-306, (2); Volume 2. (2), blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, list of plates, blank, 1-239, blank, index (11), blank, (4)., Complete with 42 plates, including two engraved titles and 40 original hand-coloured aquatint plates of south Asian natural history. Plates are all marked as published in 1807., Volume : Two volumes.; Critically acclaimed at the time of publication as the finest book ever written on south Asian wildlife, Oriental Field Sports was given high praise for the coloured aquatints after Howitt. The book acquainted the English with the customs and life of people in India, which was falling more and more under the sway of the empire and gave readers a sense of what was being acquired overseas., Tooley 510; Abbey Travel II:427 (first ed.).B3590London: H.R. Young(c. 1819.)
USD7500.0Book Asia Central General; Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1819.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3590&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_71be93c6735bf7f23051bf9613eb4c5f_1296069569.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Ross RobertsonThe History of Freemasonry in Canada from its Introduction in 1740. Complied and Written from Official Records and from MSS. Covering the Period 1749-1858, in the Possession of the Author. By J. Ross Robertson Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Canada. Author of “A History of the Cryptic Rite,” “History of the Knights Templar in Canada” and “Talks with Craftsmen”.Contemporary red ruled ½ calf with red pebbled cloth boards, flat spine with gilt text, all edges finely speckled red. , An attractive copy in very good condition, bound in decorative period Canadian binding; text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to. , P. Volume 1. xxxvi, 1196 pp.; Volume 2. xxiv, 979 pp., With a profusion of both unpaginated and in-text plates, some folding., Volume : Two volumes.B3593Toronto: George N. Morang & Company(1900.)
USD575.0Book Freemasonry; Book Canada General;1900.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3593&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Cruikshank[A Collection of Caricature Plates in Four Volumes:] Caricatures / Caricatures / Jealousy &c. / Progress of a MidshipmanContemporary pebbled ½ calf with paper boards and gilt calf title labels on upper boards, flat spines defective. , Spines defective, otherwise the boards are in very good condition with little to no shelf wear; plates with minor age-toning throughout; a very good copy with vivid original colouring., Oblong 4to. , P. Volume 1 (“Party of Pleasure”). (2), 9 plates, (2); Volume 2 (“Inconveniences”). (2), 10 plates, (2); Volume 3 (“Jealousy”). (2), 12 plates, (2); Volume 4 (“Progress”). (2), 8 plates, (2)., With a total of 39 originally hand-coloured etched plates all by George Cruikshank., Volume : Four volumes.; All 39 in this set have McLean’s imprint on them, dated August 1st,1835.B3595London: Thomas McLean(c. 1835.)
USD3500.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Caricatures;c. 1835.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3595&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b6b4d787c661f5f6522eeeb15ec46bfe_1292196571.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John LongVoyages and Travels of an Indian Interpreter and Trader, Describing The Manners and Customs of the North American Indians; with an Account of the Posts Situated on the River Saint Laurence, Lake Ontario, &c. To which is added, a Vocabulary of The Chippeway Language. Names of Furs and Skins, in English and French. A List of Words in the Iroquois, Mohegan, Shawanee, and Esquimeaux Tongues, and a Table, Shewing The Analogy between the Algonkin and Chippeway Languages. By J. Long.19th-century full chestnut calf with blind-tooled shell border within gilt lines, light brown spine in six compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and blind-tooled floral motifs, gilt red morocco title label on two, gilt text on four and six, board edges and inner dentelles blind-tooled, all edges tinted red. , A fine, large paper copy of this important survey of the Canadian frontier circa the American Revolution, in full decorative calf, text and plates are clean and crisp and printed on thick bluish-green laid paper., 4to. (285mm x 215mm), P. (4), title, blank, dedication (2), list of subscribers iii-vi, preface vii-x, errata, blank, 1-295, blank, (4)., Complete with folding map, “Sketch of the Western Countries of Canada, 1791.”; John Long worked for the Hudson’s Bay Company from 1768 to 1787 as a fur trader and trapper in Canada’s then northwest. He traveled widely, was knowledgeable about the country, and was frequently in the company of Native Americans. The author “bestowed some pains” (Preface) for the preparation of the Chipewyan language table which Sabin describes as “linguistically valuable”. His account is “characterized by candor and intelligence,” but is “tinged a little with the disappointments” suffered by many other of his contemporaries at the Hudson’s Bay Company (Field). Most particularly, Sabin emphasizes the “candid” nature of the account, demonstrated in Long’s descriptions “of the injustice perpetrated on the Indians by the British”. It is, however, his relationship with the First Nations peoples amongst whom he worked that shines through: “his knowledge of the character, customs, and domestic life of the Indians was … the most thorough and intimate” (Field), and thus the book is “a most faithful picture of the life and manners of the Indian and Canadian traders” (Volney)., Sabin 41878; Field 946; Howes L-443; Ayer, Indian Linguistics Algonkin 28, Chippewa 128 and 150; Field 946; Graff 2527; Howes L443; Lande 1289;B3597London: J. Long, Robson, Debrett, et al.(c. 1791.)
USD3750.0Book Canada General; Book Americas Indians; Book Voyages General;c. 1791.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3597&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b6b4d787c661f5f6522eeeb15ec46bfe_1292196665.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Corneille le BrunVoyage de Corneille le Brun par la Moscovie, en Perse, et aux Indes Orientales. / Ouvrage enrichi de plus de 320. Tailles douces, des plus curieuses, representant / Les plus belles vuës de ces Païs; leurs principales Villes; les differens habillemens des Peuples, qui habitant ces Regions eloignées; les Animaux, les Oiseaux, les Poissons & les Plantes extraordinaires, qui s’y trouvent. Avec les Antiquitez de ces Païs, & particulièrement celles du Fameux / Palais de Persepolis, Que les Perses appellant Chelminar. / Le tout dessiné d’après Nature sur les Lieux. / On y a ajoûté la route qu’a Suivie Mr. Isbrants, Ambassadeur de Moscovie, En traversant la Russie & la Tartarie, pour se render à la Chine. / Et quelques Remarques contre Mrs. Chardin & Kempfer. Avec une Lettre écrite à l’Auteur, sur ce sujet. [VOLUME TWO ONLY]Full 19th-century morocco boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, blind titles on two and three, board edges with gilt lines and inner dentelles gilt tooled, all edges gilt. , This book is in very good condition, text and plates are crisp., Folio. , P. (6), title, blank, 253-460, index 461-468, (6)., Title in red and black, with engraved publisher’s imprint. With 132 plates, including seven folding double-page plate leaves, 20 double-page, and one folding single-page. Also includes 20 in-text copper engraved plates. , Volume : Volume 2 of 2.; Text in French. Printed in two columns.<br>This is the second volume of the marvelous account of LeBrun’s journey through Moscow, Persia, India, Sri Lanka, and the East Indies. The copious illustrations depict the people, costumes, landscapes, cityscapes, ancient ruins, flora, fauna, and other important subjects of Russia, the Middle East and the Far East.<br>, Brunet III:911; Cohen-deRicci 610.B3600Amsterdam: Les Freres Wetstein(c. 1718.)
USD2500.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Russia; Book Asia Central General; Book Asia South East General; Book Natural History General;c. 1718.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3600&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ortelius, AbrahamNatoliae Qvae Olim Asia Minor , Nova De Scriptio.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 320x230 (mm), 12.625x9 (Inches)M3955Antwerp: (1590)
USD750.0; Maps Mediterranean Cyprus; Maps Asia Near East Turkey1590nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3955&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c6abb2e001dbdda62ef542e713a99c52_1292016460.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John SpeedA Map of Jamaica Sold by Thomas Basset in Fleetstreet, and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church yard. / BarBadosHand Colored, Very good, the lower part of the central fold reinforced and backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 389x510 (mm), 15.31x20.08 (Inches); From Speed's A Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World., Kapp: Printed Maps Of Jamaica, 22<br>Campbell: Printed Maps Of Barbados, MCS 21, no.5 (pl. III)M7404London: (c.1676)
USD1250.0Maps West Indies Jamaica;Maps West Indies Barbados;c.1676nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7404&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e2214105c5f56e8c764619f3fb317b94_1290797886.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann, Johann BaptistVerschiedene Prospecte der Vornemsten Stadten in PersienHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 495x587 (mm), 19.49x23.11 (Inches)M7405Nuremberg: (c.1747)
USD1500.0Maps City Maps;Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c.1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7405&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e2214105c5f56e8c764619f3fb317b94_1290798228.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sampson[Fishery in Canada]Silk Screen, Sampson-Matthews Ltd.,, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 727x982 (mm), 28.62x38.66 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2689Toronto: The National Gallery of Canada(c.1953)
USD375.0c.1953nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2689&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e2214105c5f56e8c764619f3fb317b94_1290795624.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thoreau MacDonaldWinter MorningSilk Screen, Sampson-Matthews Ltd.,, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 747x998 (mm), 29.41x39.29 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2690Toronto: The National Gallery of Canada(c.1953)
USD375.0c.1953nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2690&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e2214105c5f56e8c764619f3fb317b94_1290795790.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William PetersShakspeare. / King Henry the Eighth. / Act III. Scene I. / A Room in the Queen's Apartments. / The Queen, and some of her Women, at Work.___ Cardinals Wolsey & Campeius.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 440x595 (mm), 17.32x23.43 (Inches), Platemark Size : 500x630 (mm), 19.69x24.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 527x675 (mm), 20.75x26.57 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very good.; The engraving depicts the second scene of Henry VIII's third act when the king's cardinals arrive to take Queen Katharine's last confession.P2704London: J. & J. Boydell(c. 1796)
USD575.0Costumes; Performing Arts Theatrical;c. 1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2704&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c6abb2e001dbdda62ef542e713a99c52_1292019120.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giacomo Lauro; Giovanni AltoSplendore dell Antica e Moderna Roma nel Quale si Rappresentano Tutti i principali Tempii, Teatri, Anfiteatri, Cerchi, Naumachie, Archi Trionfali, Obelischi, Palagii, Terme, Curie, Basiliche, Fatti della Re, Consoli, Dittatori, & Imperadori Romani dignita civili, e militari, ordine de’ trionfi, nomi di tutti i trionfanti, sacrificio militare, colonna Traiana, colonna Antonina, colonna milliaria, colonna rostrata, & colonna bellica, con li piu segnalati giardini de gli antichi, e moderni Romani, & alter cose notabili, con fatti, & imprese di quelli, da’quali sono stati eretti, e dedicati : et in questa ultima impressione abbellito di molti disegni antichi, e moderni, & aggiuntoui le descrittioni delle figure cauate dall’antichi medaglie de gl’imperadori, in quattro lingiaggi Latino, Italiano, Tedesco, e Francese, per utilita commune.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine with 5 compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two., Although it lacks several plates, this copy of Alto’s edition is generally very good, its plates clean and crisp., Oblong folio, P. (1), blank, title, 143 plates., 143 of 172? plates not including the title page and the dedication page. The map of ancient Rome, Roman Empire and the map Topographia Puteo Lorum are beautifully hand coloured. Plates 49, 50, 81 and 127 are additional title pages. The missing plates are as follows:1, 2, 3, 5, 24, 25, 51, 84, 101, 105, 120, 122, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163. , Volume : 4 Parts in One.; Text is in Latin, Italian, German and French<br>Giacomo Lauro was an Italian painter, engraver, printer and antiquarian, of the late Renaissance period, active mainly in his native Venice and Treviso. He was a follower of Paolo Veronese. He published his famous “Antiquae urbis splendor” in four parts (1612, 1613, 1615, 1628). Giovanni Alto (a Swiss antiquarian who served in Rome as a papal guard) edited and had this edition published in 1637, translating it from its original Latin into Italian, German, and French. In volume four of “The Mark J. Millard Collection,” Pollak notes that the editor “claims to have expanded Lauro’s no longer available book and to have rearranged it to suit Northern readers…. The ‘Antiquae urbis splendor’ is distinguished from previous publications fashionable in sixteenth century Rome--which turned the city into a series of melancholy vedute ruins--by Lauro’s decision to illustrate reconstructions of the ruins of Rome…. The fourth part provides a gallery of pictures that show contemporary Rome dominated by ruins…. Lauro’s reconstruction of ancient Rome found a broad public…. Its persuasiveness was based in rhetorically conveying the richness of Rome and its architectural heritage” (200)., Giovanni Alto, Millard IV:200; Rossetti, Rome 6081; Boronni 7795.12; Brunet III:881; Olschki Choix XI:17386; BMC XIV:972.552; Kistner 823; Graesse IV:123.B2635Rome: Mascardi(c. 1637)
USD3750.0Book Antiquities General; Book Europe Italy; Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Plate Books General;c. 1637nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2635&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_04a1413f22277369b57f811d6497e86d_1264530325.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hadriani Relandi (Adriaan Reelant)Hadriani Relandi Palaestina ex Monumentis Veteribus Illustrata.Contemporary full calf boards experty rebacked, spine in five compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two and five, edges speckled red. , Occasional mild browning; otherwise a very good to fine copy., Thick small 4to. , P. (2), engr. title, blank, title, blank, preface (8), half-title, blank, 3-391; epigraph, title, blank, half-title, blank, 395-511; epigraph, half-title, blank, 515-1068, contents (4), index (88), (2)., Titles in red and black and with two engraved headpieces. With 15 plates, including 10 maps (four folding), the engraved title, and four folding plates (including a genealogy and a table), depicting the Holy Land., Volume : Three volumes in one.; Text in Latin., Rohricht 296; Cox I:220.B3580Utrecht: Guilielmi Broedelet(c. 1714.)
USD3250.0Book Asia Middle East Holy Land; Book Voyages General;c. 1714.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3580&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_83b9728f809c8998b85596f39f21f1c0_1292860007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. W. DicksonPractical Agriculture; or, A Complete System of Modern Husbandry: with the Methods of Planting, and the Management of Live Stock. / By R.W.Dickson, M.D.Contemporary ½ gilt-lined calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt titles on two and four, endpapers marbled. , Uniform age-toning, offsetting present to pages facing plates; otherwise a very good copy of this work on agriculture., Thick 4to. , P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface iii-vi, introduction vi-xix, blank, contents (19), list of plates, 1-618, errata, blank, (4); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, contents (8), list of plates, 583-1234, appendix 801-817, 1219-1262, index 1263-1265, advertisement, (4)., Extra-illustrated with 88 (of 87) copper-engraved plates (extra mounted frontispiece in volume 1), including 27 hand-coloured plates of farm animals, and two folding plates. 58 of the plates have accompanying unpaginated descriptive text leaves., Volume : Two volumes.; Bookplate of Joseph Smith., The jumps in pagination in volume 2 appear to be an error of the printer, the signatures are constant throughout, no loss to text.B3602London: Richard Phillips(c. 1805.)
USD1600.0Book Natural History General; Book Farming & Agriculture;c. 1805.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3602&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_83b9728f809c8998b85596f39f21f1c0_1292860101.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel LewisA Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, Comprising the Several Counties; Cities; Boroughs; Corporate, Market, and Post Towns; Parishes; Villages; With Historical and Statisical Descriptions: Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of the Cities, Bishoprics, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations. By Samuel Lewis. / Second Edition. / [ATLAS VOLUME:] Lewis’s Atlas comprising the Counties of Ireland and a general Map of the Kingdom.Contemporary full blind-stamped cloth boards, text volumes with flat cloth spine in five compartments of gilt bands, gilt text on two, three and five; atlas volume with flat cloth spine in five compartments, gilt text on one. , Minor chipping to the head and tail of spines, edges and corners bumped, map of Ireland with small tear extending from gutter inwards, not affecting image. Otherwise a very good copy, the text and the map plates especially are in very good condition, generally clean and crisp., Large 4to. , P. Volume 1. (4), title, blank, preface iii-vi, 1-696, (4); Volume 2. (4), title, blank, 1-704, (4); Atlas. (4), engraved title, blank, contents, blank, 33 maps, (4)., Complete with 33 original outline-coloured maps, 32 of Irish counties and one folding map of Ireland as a whole, as well as the engraved title and engraved contents list., Volume : Three volumes (two text,; In protective clear wrappers.B3603London: Samuel Lewis(c. 1846-7.)
USD2000.0Book Europe Ireland; Book Atlas & Cartography European;c. 1846-7.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3603&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_6bc9e6d7ebe837133e455a6df820dbd4_1293049481.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Simpson.The Seat of War in the East.Contemporary gilt ½ morocco with original cloth boards and gilt title, spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands and gilt floral designs, gilt morocco title on two. Edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , Corners bumped, occasional light browning; however, text and plates are generally in very good condition, bound in original decorative gilt half morocco. A desirable copy., Folio. , P. 2 ff., title leaf, dedication leaf, 39 plates; title leaf, 40 plates, 12 descriptive text leaves, 2 ff., Complete with 81 full page tinted lithographs (incl. two lithographed titles), all with accompanying tissue guards, 37 of which have descriptive letterpress on them., Volume : 2 volumes in 1.; This copy contains both series.<br>“Both series were published in ten parts, each part containing four plates (except the last part of the second series, which contained five plates, the lithographed title being given in this part.) … As a publisher’s announcement in December 1854 shows, Simpson had been ‘commissioned to proceed to Sebastopol’ immediately, by Colnaghi’s. This was the beginning of the enterprise which earned him the name ‘Crimean Simpson’. These plates are indeed an impressive piece of work, not only artistically and technically, but also as pictorial reporting. Simpson must in this way rank as an early war correspondent.” (Abbey Travel 237).<br>, Abbey Travel 237B3604London: Paul & Dominic Colnaghi & Co.(1855-6.)
USD5000.0Book Military England; Book Plate Books General;1855-6.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3604&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John JonstonTheatrum Universale Omnium Animalium Quadrupedum Abulis Octoginta ab Illo Celeberrimo Mathia Meriano Aeri Incisis Ornatum Ex Scriptoribus Tam Antiqus, Quam Recentioribus, Theophrasto, Dioscoride, Aeliano, Oppiano, Plinio, Gesnero, Aldrovando, Wottonio, Turnero, Mouffeto, Agricola Boetio, Baccio, Ruveo Schonfeldio, Freggio, Mathiolo, Tabernamontano, Bauhino, Ximene, Bustamantio, Rondeletio, Bellonio Citesio, Theueto, Marggravio, Pisone et Aliis Maxima Cura Collectum et ob Raritatem Denuo Inprimendum Suscepit.Crimson early-20th century ¼ morocco with cloth boards, spine in seven compartments of raised blind-lined bands and blind floral motifs, gilt text on two and seven, all edges tinted red. , Occasional light browning, otherwise the book is in very good condition, plates are generally clean and crisp., Small folio. , P. 2 ff., engraved title ff., title ff., dedication **2,1,3-4, preface ***1-***2, A1-4–Gg1-4, list of plates Hh1, 2 ff., Title in red and black with a copper engraved vignette of Heilbronn. Extra-illustrated with 81 copper-engraved plates, including the 80 called-for animal plates and the (extra) engraved title, all engraved by Mattias Merian.; When the book was rebound the first and second dedication leaves were placed in reverse order--no loss to text.<br>Text in two columns, printed in Latin.<br>B3605Heilbronn, DE: Franciscus Josephus Eckebrecht(c. 1755.)
USD3750.0Book Natural History General; Book Plate Books General;c. 1755.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3605&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_6bc9e6d7ebe837133e455a6df820dbd4_1293049430.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MuirPicturesque California: The Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Slope. The Region West of the Rocky Mountains from Alaska to Mexico. / Edited by John Muir. / Containing Over Six Hundred Beautiful Etchings, Photo-Gravures, Wood Engravings, Etc., by Eminent American Artists. / [VOL 2 TITLE:] Picturesque California: The Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Slope / California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington, Alaska, Montana, Idaho, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Etc. / Illustrated with Etchings, Photogravures, Wood Engravings, Etc. By Eminent American Artists.Original publisher’s gilt morocco boards, gilt title and vignette to centre of upper boards within circular blind frame (empty blind frame to lower boards), set within elaborate geometric blind-tooled cornerpieces, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt titles on two and four, inner dentelles gilt-tooled, all edges gilt, gilt leaf motif endpapers. , A fine copy of this impressive collection of plates and descriptive material regarding the late-19th century west coast of North America, in attractive period gilt morocco binding., Folio. , P. Volume 1. (4), printer’s device, blank, blank, frontis, title, publisher’s imprint, contents, blank, list of plates ix-xii, 1-218, (4); Volume 2. (4), title, publisher’s imprint, 219-478, (4)., Complete with 120 full-page plates, made up of 102 photogravures, 14 etchings, and 4 photo-etchings, all depicting landscapes and natural landmarks along the west coast from Alaska to California. Also text profusely adorned with in-text illustrations., Volume : Two volumes.; Tissue guards with descriptive text.B3606J. Dewing: San Francisco & New York(1888.)
USD2750.0Book Americas U.S. South & West;1888.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3606&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_6bc9e6d7ebe837133e455a6df820dbd4_1293049340.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean-Baptiste TavernierCarte des Isles du Japon Esquelles est Remarque la Route tant par Mer que par Terre que tiennent les Hollandois pour se transporter de la Ville de Nangasaqui a Iedo demeure du Roy de ces mesmes Isles.Hand Colored, Very Good; folding map flattened and laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation. Margins extended. A short tear on the right margin, due to the attachment of the map to the book., Size : 520x780 (mm), 20.47x30.71 (Inches); Scarce large impressive map of Japan, engraved by J. Durant. Published in 'Recueil de plusieurs relations.' Tavernier marked several places of interest on the map, including places where "worthless" young men are sent into slave labour until recalled by their families, where silver mines can be found, and where one can find the most beautiful ladies.M7422Paris: (c. 1679)
USD5000.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;c. 1679nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2489d9cb5cb2d66176ff36ce4ac7213b_1298150753.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. SchellPresident Lincoln and Family.Mezzotint, Image Size : 340x244 (mm), 13.39x9.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x300 (mm), 15.94x11.81 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good;; Published at the close of the Civil War, this look into Lincoln's private life offers a romanticized parallel to the way he is represented to rule his nation--a wise, knowledgeable father able to keep his family and country tightly knit.P2713Philadelphia: John Dainty(1865)
USD575.0Portraits Political;1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2713&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a65638cddf3d157d6476ec73bcde4f41_1292710522.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William HamiltonShakspeare. / Winter's Tale. / Act V. Scene III.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 436x598 (mm), 17.17x23.54 (Inches), Platemark Size : 495x637 (mm), 19.49x25.08 (Inches), Paper Size : 580x733 (mm), 22.83x28.86 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The engraving depicts the third scene of The Winter's Tale's fifth act when Paulina pulls back the curtain, showing the "statue" of Hermione to King Leontes, which the king finds to be incredibly lifelike.P2714London: John & Josiah Boydell(c. 1793)
USD575.0Performing Arts Theatrical;c. 1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2714&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a65638cddf3d157d6476ec73bcde4f41_1292711651.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]EhretI. Punica foliis lineari-lanceolatis / II. Punica flore pleno majore. / III. Punica foliis linearibusCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 450x295 (mm), 17.72x11.61 (Inches), Paper Size : 521x345 (mm), 20.51x13.58 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; The print was engraved and published by Doctor Trew after Ehret in the work "Plantae Selectae". He "chose his illustrations from plants recently introduced and unknown to the [English] general public." (Calmann 95).P2715London: Trew(c. 1750)
USD1750.0Natural History Fruits;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2715&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_01aa2fbd24e89ec8e543bd75fba1f419_1292787087.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]EhretCorallodendron foliis ternatisCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 415x240 (mm), 16.34x9.45 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x345 (mm), 20.47x13.58 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; The print was engraved and published by Doctor Trew after Ehret in the work "Plantae Selectae". He "chose his illustrations from plants recently introduced and unknown to the [English] general public." (Calmann 95).P2717London: Trew(c. 1750)
USD1750.0Natural History Others;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2717&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_01aa2fbd24e89ec8e543bd75fba1f419_1292788258.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KirkShakspeare. / Measure for Measure. / Act V. Scene I. / Duke in a Friar's habit, Varrius, Lords, Angelo, Escalus, Lucio, and Citizens. Isabella, Peter, Mariana, Provost, &c.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 440x590 (mm), 17.32x23.23 (Inches), Platemark Size : 505x630 (mm), 19.88x24.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x675 (mm), 21.26x26.57 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The engraving depicts the first scene of Measure for Measure's fifth act when Lucio removes the Duke's friar disguise, evoking a shamed Escalus to cover his face.P2719London: John & Josiah Boydell(c. 1796)
USD750.0Performing Arts Theatrical;c. 1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2719&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c859dbabc86df3283298f222a376b2e0_1292967259.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry RafterLarge Musical EnsembleLithograph, Walter Smith Lithographers, Image Size : 580x910 (mm), 22.83x35.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation.; Henry Rafter was a British master artist who can be categorized as part of the naturalism and realism movements. He is noted for his scenes of landscapes, nature and animals. He was also a prolific book illustrator, and produced several portraits as well. He worked in the 19th century in England with watercolour and lithographs. <br>The artist's initial "R" is in the lower left corner.P2725London: (c. 1857)
USD3750.0Music;c. 1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2725&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b3c28652c5de27f1f0f7749367dad2ae_1293141583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Francklin AtkinsonCurry & Rice, on Forty Plates; Or, The Ingredients of Social Life at Our Station in India. By George Francklin Atkinson, Captain, Bengal Engineers, Author of Pictures from the North, in Pen and Pencil, The Campaign in India, 1857-1858, etc. etc. etc. / Second Edition.Contemporary full black morocco with blind- and gilt-tooled floral borders and cornerpieces, densely-gilt spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt title on two, inner dentelles gilt, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , In reference to the copy in Abbey Travel, all plates are present, however our copy lacks the poem leaf, the preface leaf, and two leaves of descriptive text (2. Our Station, and 40. Our Departure for Home). Otherwise a fine copy in original gilt decorative full black morocco, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. (4), lith. title, blank, title, blank, dedication, blank, list of plates, blank, 39 plates with 37 leaves of accompanying descriptions, (4)., Complete with 40 tinted lithographic plates of various scenes of British colonial life in India, mostly lithographed by F. Jones, G. McCulloch, R. M. Bryson, and E. Walker after Atkinson’s original drawings.; Hiler 52; Abbey Travel 487.B3483London: Day & Son(c. 1860.)
USD1000.0Book Asia Central India; Book Voyages General;c. 1860.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3483&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mirza Muhammad-AliBaha'i ManuscriptVery Good, 212 x 300mm (8.35 x 11.81, Black & White; The calligraphy is done on a marbled yellow background paper. The number 152 is written in the upper right corner. Signed and dated by Mirza Muhammad-Ali, who was one of Baha'u'llah's sons and was exiled to the Holy Land with his father in 1868.B3608(c. 1899)
USD3500.0Book Manuscript General; Book Religious Baha'i Faith;c. 1899noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3608&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_ea32ef0f197a7caba839455dde54a0c4_1295105079.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mirza Muhammad-AliBaha'i ManuscriptVery Good, except for a very small tear in the left margin., 272 x 420mm (10.71 x 16.5, Black & White; The calligraphy is done on a marbled cream background paper. Signed and dated by Mirza Muhammad-Ali, who was one of Baha'u'llah's sons and was exiled to the Holy Land with his father in 1868.B3611(c. 1890)
USD5000.0Book Manuscript General; Book Religious Baha'i Faith;c. 1890noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3611&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_ea32ef0f197a7caba839455dde54a0c4_1295105418.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William GilpinThe Central Gold Region. The Grain, Pastoral, and Gold Regions of North America. With Some New Views of Its Physical Geography; and Observations on the Pacific Railroad. By William Gilpin, Late of the United States Army. Illustrated by Maps.Contemporary full blind-stamped black cloth, expertly rebacked with gilt titles on the flat spine, endpapers renewed. , In very good condition, text and maps are clean and crisp., 1860, P. (2), blank, folding frontis map, title, publisher’s note, preface v-vi, contents vii-xii, 13-194, (4)., Complete with 6 folding maps, including 4 hand-coloured, all indicating geological features such as gold deposits and river basins.B3612Philadelphia: Sower, Barnes & Co.(1860)
USD875.0Book Geological, Minerals & Mining; Book Americas U.S General;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3612&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John GayFables by the Late Mr. Gay. In One Volume Complete.Contemporary ½ gilt-lined calf with marble boards, spine in six raised gilt-lined compartments with gilt floral motifs, gilt red morocco label on two, gilt text on six, all edges tinted red, endpapers grey. , Boards detached, otherwise in very good condition, text is clean and crisp., 12mo. , P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, contents vii-viii, 1-232, (4)., Complete with wood-engraved frontispiece and a profusion of wood-engraved illustrations to each chapter heading.B3613London: Rivington, White, Longman, Law, Robinson et al.(c. 1792.)
USD375.0Book Literature English;c. 1792.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3613&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert SoutheyThe Life of Horatio Lord NelsonPublisher’s full gilt morocco boards with floral art deco gilt title and design to upper board and flat spine, top edge gilt, endpapers with Everyman design., Minor shelfwear, otherwise in very good condition., 8vo. , P. 27[2] pp.B3614London & New York: J. M. Dent & E. P. Dutton(1908.)
USD275.0Book Military England;1908.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3614&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James BoswellThe Life of Samuel Johnson. . .With marginal comments and markings from two copies annotated by Hester Lynch Thrale Piozzi.contemporary full cloth, flat spine with red label. 3 frontis portraits at the beginning of each volume., A very good set, small 4to, Volume 1. P. half-title, (1), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, v-lviii, (1), blank, half-title, blank, 1-466; Volume 2. P. half-title, (1), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, half-title, blank, 1-486; Volume 3. P. half-title, (1), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, half-title, blank, 1-473., 3 frontis portraits at the beginning of each volume., Volume : 3 volumesB2688London: The Limited Edition Club(1938)
USD175.0Book Literature English; Book Biography1938nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2688&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bryan EdwardsThe History, Civil and Commercial of the British Colonies in the West Indies.Full contemporary diced calf boards tastefully rebacked, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two, four, and six, board edges and inner dentelles gilt-tooled, all edges marbled, endpapers marbled. , A fine copy of this desirable work, in handsome full period calf., 4to. , P. Volume 1. (6), frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface v-xxxii, rare plant catalogue xxxiii-xxxvi, contents xxxvii-xlviii, list of plates xlix-lix, 1-494, (6); Volume 2. (6), frontis, title, blank, 1-520, errata, blank, (6)., Complete with 17 plates, 10 of which are maps (3 folding, including the double-sheet map of the West Indies), 6 are vignettes of historical or cultural significance, and 1 is the plan of an 18th-century sugar mill. The frontispiece of the first volume was engraved by Bartolozzi. , Volume : Two Volumes.; With the bookplate of Lord Camden., This is considered the best edition because of the inclusion of many more maps, plans and plates. Edwards had finished writing a third volume when he unexpectedly passed away, and thus it was published posthumously in 1801. Some second editions include the third volume which was published later, but this work is complete in itself. <br>“A classic in British Caribbean literature and probably the most famous work in the field. Standard for over a century, and still in many respects the best book on the subject up to the close of the eighteenth century… His book is written from the point of view of a planter, unrestricted trade with America and the freeing of West Indian produce from hampering British import duties being argued for. Supports regulation of the slave trade…” (Ragatz)<br>Bryan Edwards (1743-1800) was a planter and politician. ONDB “Edwards was a diligent and able writer of West Indian history. Of his literary works, the most important is his two-volume History, Civil and Commercial, of the British Colonies in the West Indies, published in London in 1793. According to Elsa Goveia, its <br>scope is large, providing ‘a complete account of the British islands—their origin and progress, their political system, their inhabitants, customs, institutions, agriculture and commerce’ (Goveia, Historiography, 80-81). Edwards wrote that he attempted: ‘to describe the manners and dispositions of the present inhabitants, as influenced by climate, situation, and other local causes … an account of the African slave trade, some observations on the negro character <br>and genius, and reflections on the system of slavery established in our colonies. (Edwards, History)’ (Ragatz, Guide, 164-5).”<br>, Sabin 21901 and 21894; Goveia 80-81; Ragatz 164-5; Cox II 228B3616London: John Stockdale(1794)
USD4500.0Book Americas West Indies;1794nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3616&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_9ea9d4ac330b669477287d4208db64e1_1295634558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.J. HebertUpper Canada / West PartOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; margins extended and laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 367x445 (mm), 14.45x17.52 (Inches); A scarce and important early map of southwestern Ontario from Sandwich [Windsor] to London, divided into two districts, Western and London.M7409London: Lithographic Quarter Master Generals Office(c. 1838)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West;c. 1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7409&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b3c28652c5de27f1f0f7749367dad2ae_1293128665.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.J. HebertUpper Canada / Central PartOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; margins extended, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 366x415 (mm), 14.41x16.34 (Inches); A scarce and important early map of south central Ontario featuring the Niagara region as well as the area between Oxford [Woodstock] and [Port] Darlington.M7410London: Lithographic Quarter Master Generals Office(c. 1838)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario Southc. 1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7410&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b3c28652c5de27f1f0f7749367dad2ae_1293129634.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PageA Plan of the Action at Bunkers Hill, on the 17th of June 1775. Between His Majesty's Troops, Under the Command of Major General Howe, and the American Forces: Engraved for Stedman's History of the American War.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 517x450 (mm), 20.35x17.72 (Inches); From Charles Stedman's account of the American Revolution, "The History of the Origin, Progress, and Termination of the American War", published in London in 1794.M7413London: Charles Stedman(c. 1793)
USD1750.0Maps Military American Revolutionary War; Maps United States New England Massachusetts Boston;c. 1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7413&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b3c28652c5de27f1f0f7749367dad2ae_1293133961.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaPays de Bassora, avec les Bourgs, Rivieres, et Iles de sa dependence, habite par les Chretiens de S. Jean, nouvellement mis au jour par Pierre Vander A, Marchand Libraire a Leide.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 290x363 (mm), 11.42x14.29 (Inches); The map depicts the vicinity of Al-Basrah in southern Iraq, downriver of the fork of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. The title cartouche in the lower right depicts five Arab merchants gathered around a fountain, while a fifth shepherds a flock of sheep.M7416Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1714)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7416&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b3c28652c5de27f1f0f7749367dad2ae_1293135519.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolaes Jansz. VisscherNova Haec Tabula Galliae Lodovico XIIII Christianis Simo Regi Franciae et Navarrae Humillime Dedicatur a Nicolao Johannide Visscher.Hand Colored, Small restoration at the upper margin, otherwise Very Good., Size : 470x555 (mm), 18.50x21.85 (Inches); Fourteen city views decorate the upper and lower borders of this handsome map of France under Louis XIV, while colourful depictions of various members of the First and Second Estates decorate the two sides of the map, with merely two dedicated to the massive Third Estate, "Cives" and "Rustici".M7421Amsterdam: Nicolaes Jansz. Visscher(c. 1683)
USD3000.0Maps Europe France;c. 1683nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7421&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b3c28652c5de27f1f0f7749367dad2ae_1293139346.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques BellinCarte de l'Isle de la Barbade Dressee au Depost des Cartes et Plans de la Marine pour le Service des Vaisseaux du Roy. Par Ordre de M. de Massiac Lieutenant General des Armees Navales Secretaire d'Etat aiant le Departement de la Marine.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 610x455 (mm), 24.02x17.91 (Inches); Published in "Hydrographie Francoise".M7423Paris: Depot de la Marine(c. 1758)
USD1500.0Maps West Indies Barbados;c. 1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7423&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b55bb1faeb2953364fa042bca7181e5f_1294094548.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Matthiaus Seutter; T. C. LotterSpatiosissimum Russiae Magnae juxta recentissimas Observationes Mappa Geographica accuratissime delineatum opera et sumtibus Tobiae Conradi Lotteri, Geogr. et Chalcogr. Augustae Vindel.Hand Colored in Outline, Minor browning along central fold, otherwise Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 510x590 (mm), 20.08x23.23 (Inches); Title cartouche in lower left depicts the shield of Russia, an Imperial solider, and two travelers. The lower right features a small legend.M7424Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter(c. 1757)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan; Maps Russia; Maps Asia Far East China;c. 1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7424&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b55bb1faeb2953364fa042bca7181e5f_1294095840.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LallemandCarte du Theatre de la Guerre dans l'Empire Ottoman Donnant Une grande partie des Empires de Russie d'Autriche et de Perse; des Provinces et des Mers ou se passent les operations Militaires / Dressee et editee par Lallemand Geographe Graveur ex Attache au Dep. de la GuerreOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 545x670 (mm), 21.46x26.38 (Inches); French map of the Crimean War. A vignette in the lower left depicts Istanbul, while in the lower right stand European and Turkish military officers facing each other across a stream.M7425Paris; Rouen: Ministere d'Etampes et de Geographes; P. Roussel(1853)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Asia Middle East; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia; Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Russia;1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7425&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294250595.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 34 [Toronto, Rosedale]Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 460x710 (mm), 18.11x27.95 (Inches); An important early 20th century map of Rosedale.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, "Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J", p178.M7430Toronto: (1910)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294260803.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 33 [Toronto, The Annex, Yorkville, & Rosedale]Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 460x710 (mm), 18.11x27.95 (Inches); An important early 20th century map of the Annex, Yorkville, and Rosedale.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \"Tooley\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\", p178.M7431Toronto: (1910)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7431&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294261318.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas JefferysPlan of the Operations Before Quebec in 1759. / An Authentic Plan of the River St. Laurence from Sillery to the Fall of Montmorenci, with the Operations of the Siege of Quebec under the Command of Vice-Adml. Saunders & Major Genl. Wolfe down to the 5. Sepr. 1759. Drawn by a Captain in His Majesties Navy.Black & White, Generally very good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 485x740 (mm), 19.09x29.13 (Inches); The map is bordered by 12 vignettes from Richard Short's views of the principle buildings of Quebec, drawn on the spot after British occupation of the city in 1759. At the head of the image are the portraits of the two famous opposing commanders: General Wolfe and Marquis de Montcalm.M7432Quebec: Quebec Jubilee Illustrated(1887)
USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7432&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b7bdde122076786ee986fc4ce84bd1fd_1294526798.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry PoppleBoston HarbourHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 142x154 (mm), 5.59x6.06 (Inches); Depth soundings are given for the entry to Boston harbour.M7434London: Henry Popple(c. 1733)
USD875.0Maps United States New England Massachusetts Boston;c. 1733nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7434&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b7bdde122076786ee986fc4ce84bd1fd_1294527403.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleCarte pour l'Expedition d'Annibal, et sur laquelle son passage en Italie et les principales de ses marches sont tracees; Pour l'intelligence de l'Histoire Ancienne de Mr. Rollin.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good , Size : 280x465 (mm), 11.02x18.31 (Inches); Published in Rollin's "Histoire Ancienne" (1740).M7438Paris: la Veuve Estienne(c. 1740)
USD375.0Maps Ancient (Greek & Roman); Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Europe Italy;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7438&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_98739f334f29b0cf29341b2464b7778c_1294679316.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleCarte pour l'Expedition de Cyrus le Jeune et la Retraite des Dix-Mil Grecs / Dressee sur Xenophon Pour l'Histoire Ancienne de Mr. RollinHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 240x350 (mm), 9.45x13.78 (Inches); Drawn after the description given by Xenophon of Cyrus's campaign in Asia Minor. Published in Rollin's "Histoire Ancienne" (1740).M7439Paris: la Veuve Estienne(c. 1740)
USD375.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Ancient (Greek & Roman);Maps Asia Middle East;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7439&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_98739f334f29b0cf29341b2464b7778c_1294679751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & HogenbergBrixia / Tyrolis.Hand Colored, Very Good; margins extended, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 200x500 (mm), 7.87x19.69 (Inches); This is a charming late 16th-century view of the town of Brixen in South Tyrol.M7440Koln: Braun & Hogenberg(c. 1600)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1600nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_98739f334f29b0cf29341b2464b7778c_1294680260.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braddock Mead [alias John Green]; Thomas JefferysA Map of the most Inhabited part of New England, containing the Provinces of Massachussets Bay and New Hampshire, with the Colonies of Conecticut and Rhode Island. Divided into Counties and Townships: The whole composed from Actual Surveys and its Situation adjusted by Astronomical Observations. / A Plan of Boston Harbor from an Accurate Survey. / A Plan of the Town of Boston.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 1040x985 (mm), 40.94x38.78 (Inches); "While Jefferys published the map, it was apparently drawn by Braddock Mead, alias John Green. The Map was reissued ca. 1759, spelling of Konektikut changed to Connecticut. Several geographical changes were made to the map for reissues ca. 1763 and 1768, and the inset of "Part of Iroquois Lake" replaced by "A Plan of the Town of Boston." Dated and imprint altered twice subsequently: "November 29th 1774 by Thos Jefferys" (McCorkle), McCorkle 774.4, 755.19.M7444London: Thomas Jefferys(c. 1774)
USD12500.0Maps United States New England; Maps United States East New York; Maps United States East New York Long Island;c. 1774nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7444&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c95e3d70d6dd3cfbd63c07ddbdd745d_1295120852.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G.B. PiranesiVeduta del Palazzo FarneseCopper Engraving, Image Size : 406x638 (mm), 15.98x25.12 (Inches), Platemark Size : 415x648 (mm), 16.34x25.51 (Inches), Paper Size : 519x723 (mm), 20.43x28.46 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; HIND FIRST STATE.<br><br>Watermark double-ringed circle surrounding a fleur-de-lys, with the usual "C"-like shape above and an unidentifiable mark beneath (does not match any of Wilton-Ely's watermarks). Published on thick Roman laid paper, Rome c. 1773 (Hind p. 67 #107).P2722Rome: Piranesi(c. 1773)
USD4250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2722&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b3c28652c5de27f1f0f7749367dad2ae_1293126280.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geoffroy St. HilaireH.N. Mammiferes / Pl. 3 / Chauve-Souris d'Egypte / 1. Taphien perfore. 2. Roussette d'Egypte.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 600x470 (mm), 23.62x18.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x540 (mm), 27.95x21.26 (Inches), Hand Colored, 3-inch expertly repaired tear in right margin extending into plate, but not affecting image, otherwise a Very Good copy.; A charming depiction of bats with handsome hand colouring.<br><br>Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2727Paris: (c. 1810)
USD1000.0Natural History Others;c. 1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2727&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294248518.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Granville PerkinsFleet Target Practice, Florida Bay. / The Naval Review--Key West, from the Martello Tower--Fort Taylor and Fleet in the Distance.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 227x340 (mm), 8.94x13.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 253x363 (mm), 9.96x14.29 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2728New York: Harper's(c. 1874)
USD145.0Naval American; Views United States South;c. 1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2728&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294251635.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PattersonSketches at the Montreal Hunt Club Races, 4th October, 1890.Wood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 352x513 (mm), 13.86x20.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2729Montreal: The Dominion Illustrated(1890)
USD375.0Sports Horse Racing;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2729&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294260232.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Allen; WhippleThe Public Garden and Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts--From Photographs by Whipple and Allen.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 360x520 (mm), 14.17x20.47 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x560 (mm), 16.14x22.05 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; Two charming views of downtown Boston.P2731New York: Harper's(1867)
USD1000.0Views United States East;1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2731&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294264228.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theodore R. DavisBird's-Eye View of Chicago As It Was Before the Great Fire.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 345x520 (mm), 13.58x20.47 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x560 (mm), 15.94x22.05 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; This birdseye view of Chicago was published just days after the Great Fire of 1871.P2732New York: Harper's(1871)
USD1000.0Views United States Midwest;1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2732&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294265197.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.W. ChampneyThe Season at Niagara Falls--Photographing Visitors.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 345x520 (mm), 13.58x20.47 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 393x548 (mm), 15.47x21.57 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; An intriguing vignette of early photography. View of Niagara Falls from the Canadian side.P2736New York: Harper's(1877)
USD475.0Views Canada Ontario Niagara;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2736&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b7bdde122076786ee986fc4ce84bd1fd_1294525324.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Daniel la FeuilleNeufchatel of Nieuwburg aan ZeeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 145x263 (mm), 5.71x10.35 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 203x291 (mm), 7.99x11.46 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A charming view of the town of Neuchatel in Switzerland, overlooking the Lac de Neuchatel. Two winged putti hold up the title banner in the lower left.P2737Amsterdam: (c. 1735)
USD375.0Views Europe Switzerland;c. 1735nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2737&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b7bdde122076786ee986fc4ce84bd1fd_1294527810.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Theodore SanfordBurning of the Splendid Steamer Erie off Silver Creek, Lake Erie, on the evening of Monday, August 9th, 1841, which dreadful calamity was attended with the Loss of Nearly 200 Lives of who, about 150 were German emigrants going West.Lithograph, George Theodore Sanford, Image Size : 212x307 (mm), 8.35x12.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 300x355 (mm), 11.81x13.98 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2738New York: George Endicott(c. 1841)
USD375.0Transportation Ships;c. 1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2738&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_98739f334f29b0cf29341b2464b7778c_1294678277.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur LumleyNiagara Seen with Different EyesWood Engraving, Image Size : 343x505 (mm), 13.50x19.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 410x560 (mm), 16.14x22.05 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.P2741New York: Harper's(1873)
USD475.0Views Canada Ontario Niagara;1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2741&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_98739f334f29b0cf29341b2464b7778c_1294683348.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Norman WilkinsonS.S. Metagama / Canadian Pacific / Trans-Atlantic / Trans-Canada / Trans-PacificLithograph, Image Size : 585x880 (mm), 23.03x34.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good; The print is in its original mahogany frame with the title of the ship in the frame as well.<br><br>Wilkinson, the inventor of dazzle camouflage, was a well-known marine painter of the early 20th century. The S.S. Metagama was an active passenger vessel that brought many immigrants to Canada. Its journey from the Island of Lewis in Scotland on 21 April 1923 was the first such event broadcast on cinema reels on both sides of the Atlantic.P2744Montreal: Canadian Pacific(1921)
USD1500.0Transportation Ships;1921nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2744&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d63f63026266a1fd80658313e8fbf6fc_1295282739.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Evelyn; Alexander HunterSilva: or a Discourse of Forest-Trees and the Propagation of Timber in His Majesty s Dominions: As it was delivered in the Royal Society on the 15th Day of October, 1662, Upon Occasion of certain Quaeries propounded to that illustrious Assembly, by the Honourable the Principal Officers and Commissioners of the Navy. Together with An Historical Account of the Sacredness and Use of Standing Groves.Contemporary full gilt-lined calf, tastefully rebacked spine in 6 compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt green morocco label on two, gilt text on six, board edges and inner dentelles gilt-tooled, endpapers marbled. , A desirable and handsome copy bound in decorative full calf, plates are clean and crisp., Large 4to., P. (6), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface (3), blank, list of subscribers (8), biography (13), blank, to the king (3), blank, to the reader (17), glossary (2), epigraph, 1-649, blank, index (9), blank, (6)., Complete with 40 copper-engraved plates, including the frontispiece portrait of the author by Bartolozzi, as well as a folding plate of the Cawthorpe Oak. There is also a large folding data table.; Book plate of Charles A.W. Finch., Alexander Hunter (1729-1809) revised the book in 1776, indicating that "since the first edition of the Silva, in 1664, many improvements have been made in planting, and in every branch of natural knowledge. It, therefore, became my indispensable duty to bring down the improvements to the present time. These make the subject of the Notes, which are drawn from the most respectable authorities" (Hunter, preface, [1]). <br>A very important book on the growth and management of trees in England. Hunter indicates that, "soon after the publication of the Silva, which made its appearance in 1664, under the Auspices of the Royal Society, the Spirit for Planting increased to a high degree; and there is reason to believe that many of our ships which, in the last war, gave laws to the whole world, were constructed from Oaks planted at that time" (Ibid., [3]). <br>John Evelyn was born into a substantial Surrey landowning family. He embarked on a prolonged and formative period of travel in Italy and France, finally coming to rest in Paris in 1647. He soon established himself as one of the foremost virtuosi of his day. Evelyn’s Silva was "the first important book to be published in [Britain] on forest trees. No other work on the arboriculture exerted a greater influence on forestry in this country… and certainly no other book on the subject was so often quoted" (Henrey 101).<br>, Henrey 101, 108; Keynes 47; Pritzel 2766.B3621York: J. Dodsley, T. Cadell, et al.(c. 1776.)
USD3000.0Book Natural History General; Book Farming & Agriculture;c. 1776.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3621&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Lloyd StephensIncidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan, By John L. Stephens, Author of “Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia, Petraea, and the Holy Land,” etc. / Illustrated by Numerous Engravings. In Two Volumes.Contemporary gilt-lined ½ crimson morocco with marble boards, rebacked skillfully preserving original spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt lines, gilt text on two, four and six, top edge gilt, endpapers marbled. , Occasional scattered browning, otherwise in very good condition in contemporary attractive gilt ½ crimson morocco., 4to. , P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-iv, unpaginated preface, blank, contents v-viii, unpaginated illustration list, blank, 9-424, (4); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents iii-vii, blank, illustration list (2), 7-474, (4)., Complete with 69 engraved plates including 4 maps and plans (one folding) as well as two double-page plates. The plates depict views and details of the Mayan ruins of Central America., Volume : Two Volumes.; John L. Stephens was the first Westerner to explore the ruins of the Mayan civilization, and thus the illustrations in the book are after the first drawings and sketches made on the spot by archaeologists.<br>Initially published in New York and London in 1841, “there were many reissues from the same plates, with only slight variations in the collations. London issues appeared in 1842 and 1843. Harper and Brothers, the New York publishers of the work, put out at least eleven issues of a “Twelfth Edition” between 1844 and 1871.” (Sabin II:91297)<br>, Franklin 2828 (1854 ed.); UCLA Libraries (Spain & Spanish America) I:661; Sabin II:91297.B3622London: John Murray(c. 1846.)
USD1100.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas Central;c. 1846.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3622&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351719549.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rapkin, JCape ColonyOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 365x345 (mm), 14.375x13.625 (Inches)M1232London: Tallis(1845)
USD450.0Maps Africa South1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1232&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c29b2e5fa0c156567dacccf0a43a92c5_1295903340.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BordoneGuadalupeHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 83x146 (mm), 3.27x5.75 (Inches); This is a very early "map" of the island of Guadeloupe in the French Antilles. <br><br>This is from Bordone's "Isolario", published in 1547. , Winsor, Justin. "Narrative and Critical History of America: The later history of British, Spanish, and Portuguese America." Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1889. 382.M7340Venice: Nicolo Zoppino(c. 1547)
USD475.0Maps West Indies Guadeloupe;c. 1547nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7340&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_33035bfb95fea414cc9e452163fe0830_1283881249.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BordoneMatininaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 83x143 (mm), 3.27x5.63 (Inches); This a very early "map" of the island of Martinique in the French Antilles.<br><br>This is from Bordone's "Isolario", published in 1547. , Winsor, Justin. "Narrative and Critical History of America: The later history of British, Spanish, and Portuguese America." Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1889. 382.M7341Venice: Nicolo Zoppino(c. 1547)
USD475.0Maps West Indies Martinique;c. 1547nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7341&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_33035bfb95fea414cc9e452163fe0830_1283881598.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hesslo Gerardo [Hessel Gerritsz.]; BlaeuTabula Russiae ex autographo, quod delineandum curavit Foedor filius Tzaris Boris desumcta; et ad fluvios Dwinam, Zuchanam, aliaque loca, quantum ex tabulis et notitiis ad nos delatis fieri potint, amplificata: ac Magno Domino, Tzari, et Magno Duci Michaeli Foedrowits omnium Russorum, Autocratori Wolodimeriae, Moscoviae et Novogardiae, Tzari Cazaniae, Tzari Astracaniae, Tzari Sibieriae, Domino Plescoviae Magno Duci Smolenscoiae, Otweriae, Iugoriae, Permiae, Wiatkiae, Bulgariae etc: Item Domino et Magno Duci Novogardiae Inferioris etc: Domino regionum Iveriae Kartalinie et Groesiniae Tzari etc: dedicata ab Hesselo GerardoHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size :; The upper left corner of the map features an inset city plan of Moscow, while the title cartouche in the lower left is crowned with the Russian shield. Three Russian men converse in the middle of the right side, standing above a view of the port of Archangelsckagoroda (modern Arkhangelsk). Tall ships adorn the Arctic Ocean and the Caspian Sea. Latin text on verso is beneath the title "Russia, sive Moscovia," on signature leaf A (page 1).<br><br><br>Gerritsz. apprenticed to Willem Blaeu as an engraver, then eventually left him to set up his own business in Amsterdam. He became the Dutch East India Company's official mapmaker in 1617, responsible for the compilation of travelers' logs and their use in updating the Company's maps. He performed this role until his death in 1632 when his old mentor, Willem Blaeu, succeeded his position as the Dutch EIC's official mapmaker., Tooley II:158-9.M7446Amsterdam: Blaeu(c. 1645)
USD3500.0Maps Russia;c. 1645noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7446&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_af6b857ded83fdbeeb22bed0695cbb93_1295821809.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann Battist Homann [Johann Baptist Homann]Accurate Vorstellung der Orientalisch-Kayserliehen Haupt-und Residenz-Stadt Constantinopel saint ihrer Gegend und zweyen beruhmten Meer-Engen, Bosphoro Thracio, und Hellesponto oder dem freto der Dardanellen herausgegeben von Iohann Battist Homann, Der Rom. Kays. Majest. Geographo in Nurnberg. /Hand Colored, Very Good; margins extended., Size : 495x585 (mm), 19.49x23.03 (Inches); The map features the region of the Bosphorus, as well as an inset view of the Hellespont looking north to the Sea of Marmora and Constantinople in the distance, decorated with various shields and emblems of the Ottoman Empire, as well as four Turkish men in different costumes. Beneath the map is a large panoramic birds-eye view of Constantinople as seen from Scutari.M7447Nuremberg: Johann Baptist Homann(c. 1728)
USD2750.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c. 1728nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7447&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_af6b857ded83fdbeeb22bed0695cbb93_1295823901.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiVeduta degli avanzi del Tablino della Casa aurea di Nerone detti volgarmente il Tempio della Pace Mura da A.B. fatto prma. del restante della Fabbrica C. Anfiteatro Flavio.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 482x710 (mm), 18.98x27.95 (Inches), Platemark Size : 490x715 (mm), 19.29x28.15 (Inches), Paper Size : 550x790 (mm), 21.65x31.10 (Inches), Black & White, A short tear from the right margin repaired professionally and hardly visible; Very Good.; STATE IV.<br><br>This is a view of the Basilica of Constantine in Rome.<br><br>With the number "771" printed in the upper margin.<br><br>Hind p. 68, #114.<br><br>Giovanni Battista Piranesi was one of the leading figures in the development of the neoclassical style in the late 18th Century. As architect, archaeologist, artist, designer, collector, and antiquities dealer, he produced a series of etchings and engravings depicting the glories of ancient Rome. These fine prints served as source material for other architects and designers. He was born in Venice on the 4th October 1720. The son of a stone-mason, he was educated as an architect under his maternal uncle Matto Lucchesi and under Carlo Zucchi. In 1740 Piranesi left Venice for Rome, there he studied etching under Giuseppe Vasi. He appears to have had little success in these early years in Rome and as his father was unable to continue his allowance returned to Venice in 1744. He was soon, however, encouraged to return to Rome by Giuseppe Wagner, a successful engraver and publisher of Venice. This time he achieved success, and a constant series of works, illustrating architecture and antiquities, issued from his studio until his death in 1778. His output in etched plates is enormous (about 1000 numbers in all). While he achieved a work of magnitude in pictorial records of Roman monuments of antiquity and of the Renaissance, and gave immense archæological, antiquarian, and topographical value to this work, the artistic quality always predominates. He was fond of peopling his ruins with Callot-like figures, and "like Callot makes great use of the swelling line" (Hind). He had two sons and a daughter, all of whom helped him in his work and after his death carried on his publications in Rome and Paris. They were Francesco (born 1748 or 1756; died 1810), Pietro (who lived till after 1807) and Laura (born 1750). His position in Rome and in Europe after 1760 was a prominent one. He was well-known figure to the wealthy English visitors in Rome and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1757. Most of his life was passed in Rome, etching, writing, publishing, and directing a workshop in which the restoration and sale of antiques played a considerable part. He was famous for his poetic views of Rome and also his fantastic imaginary interiors. His skills, allied to his deep knowledge of archaeology, provided the substance for his Vedute (Views), a series of 135 etchings of ancient and contemporary Rome, published from 1745 onwards, which established the popular mental image of the city. Vasi...et Ornamenti Antichi was a collection of 110 etchings documenting large sculptural vases, together with other antiquities excavated (and in some cases created) in Italy in the 18th century. The prints were initially separately issued and sold by Piranesi over a period of several years and subsequently collected in two folio volumes, each with its own title page, in 1778. They illustrate a wide range of genuine antiquities, as well as Piranesi's own collections, from utilitarian objects such as cinerary urns, lamps, and sarcophagi to monumental vases. The plates in Vasi often included text by Piranesi with information about where the objects were discovered and their contemporary location, and the prints bore dedications to his patrons, colleagues, visitors and influential people. He believed absolutely in the supremacy of Roman over Greek architecture, an argument he expounded most forcefully in his Della magnificenza ed architettura dei Romani (On the Magnificence of Roman Architecture, 1761).. his romanticized views and imaginary interiors had a profound effect on stage designers, painters of capricci such as Hubert Robert, and even writers: William Beckford, the author of the Gothic novel and Vathek . In the 20th century his imaginary interiors have been admired by the Surrealists . Reference: Hind 42 4th state John Wilton-Ely. Giovanni Battista Piranesi: The Complete Etchings. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy Fine Arts, 1994. 2 volumes. Chapter F.II. Volume II. pp. 961-62. "The Bulfinch Guide to Art History" Hind : Giovanni Battista Piranesi A critical studyP2747Paris: Firmin-Didot(c. 1835)
USD2250.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);c. 1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2747&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c9f96c8c771770defada4a74aca16b3a_1295883566.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RossA Voyage of Discovery, Made Under the Orders of the Admiralty, in His Majesty’s Ships Isabella and Alexander, for the Purpose of Exploring Baffin’s Bay, and Enquiring into the Probability of a North-West Passage. / By John Ross, K.S. Captain Royal Navy.Contemporary full calf boards with gilt lines, spine tastefully rebacked in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands and gilt nautical motifs, gilt green label on two, gilt text on six, board edges gilt-tooled and inner dentelles blind-tooled, all edges speckled red., A fine copy, text and plates are clean and crisp, bound in full decorative period gilt calf., 8vo. , P. (2), title, blank, dedication, blank, introduction v-lxiii, glossary lxiv-lxvi, contents lxvii-lxix, blank, 1-265, blank; title, blank, contents (2), 1-60, appendix 61-258, (2)., With three unpaginated plates (and one in-text diagram), including the folding map of the Canadian Arctic and a folding plate of geological instruments used on the expedition., Volume : Two volumes in one.; NMM I:818; Sabin 73376; Arctic Bib 14873; Hill 261; Lande 1425.B3625London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown(c. 1819.)
USD1600.0Book Voyages General; Book Arctic & Antarctic General;c. 1819.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3625&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. Legrand; C.P. LandonDescription de Paris et de ses Edifices, avec un précis historique et des observations sur le caractere de leur architecture, et sur les principaux objets d art et de curiosité qu ils renferment; Par J.G. Legrand, Architecte des Monuments publics, Inspecteur des Bâtiments en construction dans la Commune de Paris, Membre et Secrétaire du Conseil des Travaux publics du department de la Seine, de plusieurs Sociétés Savantes et Littéraires; Par C.P. Landon, Peintre, ancient Pensionnaire de l Académie de France à Rome, Membre de plusieurs Sociétés Savantes et Littéraires, Auteur des Annales du Musée, etc. etc. / Ouvrage enrichi de plus de cent Planches, gravées et ombrées en taille-douce, avec un Plan exact de Paris et de ses embellissements.Contemporary full mottled calf with triple gilt-lined border, spine in five compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and densely gilt floral motifs, gilt crown and shield design on one, gilt crimson morocco labels on two and four, gilt text on five, board edges and inner dentelles gilt tooled, all edges and endpapers marbled. , Heads of spines with old repairs, occasional mild scattered browning throughout; otherwise, a handsome copy bound in full decorative 19th-century gilt mottled calf, text and plates are generally clean and crisp., 8vo., P. Volume 1. (6), half-title, printers’ imprint, title, blank, avis v-vi, introduction vii-xx, 21-211, blank, 1-94, (6); Volume 2. (6), half-title, printers’ imprint, title, blank, avertissement 5-6, 7-100, contents 101-102, avis, blank, 3-4, 1-2, 7-8, 5-6, 9-42, contents, blank, general contents 45-48, (6)., Complete with 99 copper-engraved plates including one folding map of Paris and 98 views and plans of Parisian churches, palaces, and large public buildings (three of which are folding)., Volume : Two volumes in four part; Legrand passed away between the publication of both volumes, leading to a three year delay between the two (and explaining the discrepancy between the date on the folding map and the title page of volume 1). The errata at the end of Volume 2 explains that despite the title’s claim to boast over 100 plates, there are in fact only 98 (the miscount was due to the initial preparation of the now-folding plates as separate single-page plates).B3627Paris: C.P. Landon(c. 1806-9.)
USD1750.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Europe France; Book Plate Books General;c. 1806-9.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3627&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Artemus Ward (Charles Farrar Browne)Artemus Ward (His Travels) Among the Mormons. Part I. On the Rampage. Part II. Perlite Litteratoor. Edited by E.P. Hingston, the Companion ad Agent of Artemus Ward Whilst “On the Rampage”.Contemporary ½ morocco with morocco boards, spine in four compartments of raised gilt-lined bands, gilt text on two, edges speckled blue, original publishers’ colour paper cover included., Occasional mild browning, otherwise in very good condition., 8vo. , P. (2), paper cover, blank, advertisements (12), title, advertisement, contents iii-iv, introduction v-xxx, half-title, blank, 3-93, blank, half-title, blank, 97-192, advertisements (12), (2).B3629London: John Camden Hotten(1869.)
USD275.0Book Voyages General; Book Americas U.S. South & West; Book Religious Christianity General;1869.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3000.0Maps Asia Far East China; Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Far East Korea; Maps Asia Far East General1655nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5541&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_495196e33a3dea0410e06eaf114d8425_1261589254.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. Williamson; C. RoeserTerritory of ColoradoHand Colored, Very Good; a tear in upper right corner professionally repaired. Backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 580x748 (mm), 22.83x29.45 (Inches)M7451USA: Julius Bien(1876)
USD1300.0Maps United States West Colorado;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1300.0Maps United States West Arizona;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7452&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cb67278f3370104018c2131d892dad53_1296237642.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.A. Williamson; C. RoeserState of FloridaHand Colored, Very Good;backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 607x688 (mm), 23.90x27.09 (Inches)M7453USA: Julius Bien(1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States South Florida;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7453&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cb67278f3370104018c2131d892dad53_1296237826.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ChardinThe Travels of Sir John Chardin into Persia and the East-Indies, Through the Black Sea, and the Country of Colchis. / Containing the Author’s Voyage from Paris to Ispahan. / Illustrated with Twenty Five Copper Plates. / To which is added, The Coronation of this present King of Persia, Solyman the III.Contemporary full calf with double-lined blind borders and blind floral cornerpieces, expertly rebacked in six compartments of raised bands and gilt-tooled motifs, gilt crimson calf label on two, gilt text on six, edges speckled red. , Lacks directions to binder leaf with plate listing, text is age-toned with occasional minor browning, the bottom fore-margins to pages 1-2 and 205-6 (of the first part) have been reinforced (not affecting text), plates are cleaned and restored, pagination jumps from 264 to 331 with no loss to text, pages 415-417 have switched places with the first index (no loss); otherwise a very good copy., Small folio. , P. (4), blank, portrait, engraved title, blank, title, blank, dedication (4), preface (7), blank, 1-264, 331-414, index (5), 415-417, blank; half-title, blank, 1-154, index (5), blank, (4)., Title in red and black. Complete with 19 plates, including one folding map, five double-page folding city views, and six folding views. Because the binder counts each “sheet” or page of a plate as one copper plate, the title gives a total of 25 rather than the actual total of 19. Also includes three engraved initials and four in-text engravings., Volume : Two parts in one volume.; Jean Chardin was a French jeweller. In 1665, he set out in company with a Lyon merchant named Raisin for Persia and India. He returned to France in 1670 after a highly successful journey, during which he had received the patronage of Shah Abbas II of Persia. He set out again for Persia in August 1671. This second journey was much more adventurous than the first and did not reach Isfahan until June 1673. In Isfahan the new Shah, Suleiman III, appointed him as his personal jeweller. During this time he was allowed to engage in an extended tour through much of Persia. Over the course of this tour, Chardin was able to study the country’s culture, government and religion in detail. After four years spent in research, he once again visited India then returned to Europe. In 1681, he settled in London, where he was appointed jeweller to the court of Charles II. Sir John Chardin's narrative has received the highest praise from the most competent authorities for its fullness, comprehensiveness and fidelity; it furnished Montesquieu, Rousseau, Gibbon and Helvétius with very important material. The first edition was published in French and English in 1686. Most reference books (except Wilson) do not mention this English edition, citing the first one in 1686, and ones from the early 18th century., Wilson 40; Weber 377-8; Cox I:249-50; Schwab 87; Graesse II:121.B3632London: Christopher Bateman(c. 1691.)
USD3750.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Iran;c. 1691.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3632&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ioannis Imperialis (Giovanni Imperiale)Musaeum Historicum et PhysicumFull 19th-century vellum, spine in 6 compartments of gilt-tooled bands with gilt floral motifs, gilt black morocco labels on 2 and 4, edges speckled red. , Labels chipped, age-toning throughout, occasional minor waterstains, marginal fore-edge repairs from 177 through 212 and first 4 leaves of second part; otherwise in very good condition. , 8vo., P. (4), engr. title, blank, dedication (5), To the reader (4), list of plates (4), Frontis portrait, half-title, 2-212; half-title, blank, dedication (4), contents (2), 1-219, blank, index (20), errata, printer’s device, (4)., With the engraved title, full-page printer’s device, and 56 in-text wood-engraved portraits of famous men., Volume : Two parts in one volume.; Text in Latin. <br>Giovanni Imperiale was a Venetian physician who, in the first part of this work, used the biographies of 45 celebrated men to advance his theory that great people use their physical attributes to develop their talents and capacities. The second volume is dedicated to the history of physics.<br>B3633Venice: Juntas(c. 1640.)
USD1150.0Book History General; Book Science & Technology;c. 1640.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3633&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James FergusonAstronomy Explained upon Sir Isaac Newton’s Principles, And made easy to those who have not studied Mathematics. To which are added, A Plain Method of Finding the Distances of all the Planets from the Sun, by the Transit of Venus over the Sun’s Disc, in the Year 1761. An Account of Mr. Horrox’s Observation of the Transit of Venus in the Year 1639: And of The Distances of all the Planets from the Sun, as deduced from Observations of the Transit in the Year 1761. By James Ferguson, F.R.S.Contemporary full calf, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt lines, gilt crimson morocco label on two, board edges blind-tooled, edges tinted red. , Joints started but still intact, some scuffs and chips to boards, minor offsetting to pages facing plates, small 2-inch tear from fore-margin into pages 193-4 (not affecting text); otherwise a very good copy, generally text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, contents (3), advertisement, 1-354, index (10), (2)., Complete with 18 folding copper-engraved plates, including the folding frontispiece of the Orrery, as well as the scarce folding polar map.; James Ferguson was an amateur astronomer from Scotland who was the first writer to effectively explain Newton’s theories in language accessible to the general English readership. This book quickly became a bestseller and had to be published several times to meet demand. He was elected a fellow of the Royal Society in 1763, lived at King George III’s court and received a small salary for his work.B3634London: W. Strahan, J. & F. Rivington, T. Cadell, et al.(c. 1773.)
USD1750.0Book Science & Technology;c. 1773.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3634&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas H. Shepherd; James ElmesLondon And its Environs in the Nineteenth Century, Illustrated by a Series of Views From Original Drawings, by Thomas H. Shepherd, with Historical, Topographical and Critical Notices. Series the First, Comprising the Earlier Edifices, Antiquities, &c. / Metropolitan Improvements; or London, in the Nineteenth Century: Being a Series of Views, of the New and Most Interesting Objects, in the British Metropolis & Its Vicinity: from Original Drawings by Mr. Tho, H. Shepherd. With Historical, Topographical, & Critical Illustrations, by James Elmes, M.R.J.A.Original gilt-lined ½ morocco with pebbled cloth boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two and three, all edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , A handsome copy in decorative period binding, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small folio. , P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, list of engravings i-iii, blank, 1-169, (6); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, dedication iii-vi, list of engravings i-ii, 1-172, (6)., Complete with 353 plates on 162 leaves depicting views of important buildings in London and vicinity. Most leaves with two plates per leaf, some with 3 or 4., Volume : Two volumes.; Bookplate to front paste-down endpapers of W.M.F. Round.<br>Architectural tour of London with images drawn “with great truth and accuracy” (DNB) by Thomas Shepherd. Intended to record London’s industrial-age glory, the first volume is dedicated to “Antiquities” (18th-century architecture), and the second to “Improvements” (recent edifices). , Avery 946 & 306.B3635London: Jones & Co.(c. 1829.)
USD2000.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe England London;c. 1829.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3635&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wolfgang Jager; J. G. Boetticher; William PlayfairA Geographical, Historical, and Political Description of the Empire of Germany, Holland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Prussia, Italy, Sicily, Corsica, and Sardinia; with a Gazetteer of Reference to the Principal Places in those Countries. Compiled and translated from the German. / To which are added, Statistical Tables of all the States of Europe: Translated from the German of J.G. Boetticher of Konigsberg. With a Supplementary Table, Showing the Changes Since the Commencement of the Present War. / Dedicated to Their Majesties and the Royal Family. / Illustrated with Twenty-Four Plates, and a Large Three-Sheet Post Map of Germany, Holland, Italy, &c.Contemporary gilt-tooled ½ calf with marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-lined bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt crown and shield motif to one, gilt text to two, three, and six, edges and endpapers marbled. , Corners bumped, covers scratched, minor offsetting to pages facing plates, final four leaves (tables) show foxing; otherwise a very good copy, text and maps are clean and crisp, folding maps in remarkably pristine condition., 4to., P. Volume 1. (6), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, blank, preface 5-10, contents 11-12, plate list, blank, subscribers list 15-33*, additional subscribers [34*], 33-390; Volume 2. title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, preface v-viii, contents, blank, 3-87, blank, (6)., Complete with 27 maps, including three double-page folding maps of Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, as well as several European city plans, two of which are folding., Volume : Two volumes in one.; The book is a translation of Jäger’s Geographischhistorisch-statistisches Zeitungs-lexikon, first published in 1789.B3636London: John Stockdale(c. 1800.)
USD2700.0Book Atlas & Cartography European;c. 1800.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3636&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander MackenzieVoyages from Montreal on the River St. Laurence, through the Continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; In the Years 1789 and 1793. With a Preliminary Account of the Rise, Progress, and Present State of the Fur Trade of that Country. Illustrated with Maps. By Alexander Mackenzie, Esq.Recent blind-lined ½ calf with original marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt motifs, gilt text on two and six. , Lacks half-title, all three charts backed by acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation; mispagination of pp. 219 as “217” which continues as the pagination until end of text, but with no loss to text; a very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp. , 4to. , P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, preface iii-viii, “A General History of the Fur Trade” i-cxxxii, 1-218, 217-412, errata (2), (6)., Complete with frontispiece of Mackenzie and three charts, one a general map of Mackenzie’s voyages, the other two giving a more detailed depiction of each journey.; “First and finest edition of the earliest expedition made by [Europeans] in this direction. His investigations, although pursued at so early a period of Arctic exploration, were remarkable for their accuracy; Sir John Franklin more than once expressed his surprise at being able to corroborate their correctness in his own explorations. Some Indian vocabularies are included. ‘Of the vast region to which our Sovereign recently attached the name of British Columbia geographers have as yet but a scant and very imperfect account. Its first great explorer was my honoured countryman Mackenzie, who, traversing the Rocky Mountains and reaching the sea after incredible labour, left us an excellent record of his exploits.” (Sabin), Sabin 43414; Brunet III:224; Graesse IV:328.B3637London: T. Cadell, J. & W. Davies, Cobbett & Morgan, and W. Creech(c. 1801.)
USD7500.0Book Canada General; Book Voyages General; Book Arctic & Antarctic General;c. 1801.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3637&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Andrew HallidayThe West Indies: The Natural and Physical History of the Windward and Leeward Colonies; with some account of the Moral, Social, and Political Condition of their Inhabitants, Immediately Before and After the Abolition of Negro Slavery: by Andrew Halliday, K.H., M.D., F.R.S.E., Deputy Inspector General of Army Hospitals.Contemporary full embossed cloth boards with floral motifs, rebacked expertly in matching cloth, flat spine with gilt title. , Some leaves are unopened; a fine copy of this important 19th-century work on the West Indies, text and plates are clean and crisp., 8vo. , P. (6), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication, blank, contents v-viii, 1-379, appendix 380-408, advertisements 1-[12], (6)., Complete with three folding maps of the colonies of the West Indies (general West Indies, Geological Map of Barbados, and the Guyanas) and a folding chart table in the Trinidad section.; Sabin 29899B3638London: John William Parker(c. 1837.)
USD1250.0Book Americas West Indies;c. 1837.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3638&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RushworthHistorical Collections Of Private Passages of State, Weighty Matters in Law, Remarkable Proceedings in Five Parliaments. Beginning The Sixteenth Year of King James, Anno 1618, And ending the Fifth Year of King Charls [sic], Anno 1629, Digested in Order of Time, And now Published by John Rushworth of Lincolns-Inn, Esq.Contemporary full blind-lined calf boards, rebacked expertly in six compartments of raised blind-lined bands, gilt red and green morocco labels on two and four respectively, gilt text on six, edges marbled. , Edges with minor chips, the lower fore-corner of p. 345-6 is torn and missing (no loss to text), page numbers do not always follow numerical order, but foliation and text are consistent with no loss. A very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small Folio, P. (2), blank, frontis, title, blank, preface (10), index (14), 1-691, blank, appendix 1-57, blank, (2)., With three copper-engraved plates, including portraits of Charles I and James I, as well as a folding map of England. The folding map is untitled and attributed to Wenceslas Hollar (Baynton-Williams, “New Worlds,” 83), juxtaposing a map of the British Isles with a view of the Battle of Prague -- effectively comparing the Thirty Years’ War that was devastating Central Europe with the Civil War that was engulfing England, warning the English of the consequences of civil disorder.; A contemporary work written to support the Parliamentarians under Cromwell in the English Civil War., Baynton-Williams, “New Worlds,” 83.B3639London: George Thomason(c. 1659.)
USD1500.0Book History English;c. 1659.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3639&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. WaringDedicated by Command to Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. / Masterpieces of Industrial Art & Sculpture at the International Exhibition, 1862. Selected and Described by J. B. Waring, Architect. Chromo-Lithographed by and under the Direction of W. R. Tymms, A. Warren, and G. MacCulloch, from Photographs Supplied by the London Photographic and Stereoscopic Company, Taken Exclusively for this Work by Stephen Thompson. [VOLUMES 1 & 3 ONLY]Original publisher’s red gilt morocco boards with gilt title set between gilt royal and floral designs within two oval-shaped double gilt and blind borders separated by gilt floral tooling, surrounded by double gilt and blind bordered circles enclosing continent names on shields and gilt floral tooling, all within a double gilt and blind square border; spine in five densely-gilt compartments of raised bands and gilt royal and floral motifs, with gilt text in each compartment, inner dentelles with double blind lines, all edges gilt. , Covers lightly worn, otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., Folio., P. Volume 1. (2), lith. title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, to the queen, blank, preface (2), index to plates (2), index to letterpress (14), 100 ff., (4); Volume 3. (2), lith. title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, index to plates (2), 101 ff., (4)., With 203 colour lithographs, including two lithograph title pages, all presenting exhibits from the Great London Exhibition of 1862., Volume : Vols I & III (of 3).; Text in English and French.<br>J. B. Waring organized several sections of the Great London Exhibition of 1862, including glass, pottery, furniture, and metalwork, as represented in the lithographs of this book published the following year.<br>B3644London: Day & Son(1863.)
USD2500.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1863.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3644&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward Strahan; Walter Smith; Joseph M. WilsonThe Masterpieces of the Centennial International Exhibition Illustrated / Fine Arts / Industrial Arts / History, Mechanics, ScienceContemporary gilt-lined ½ morocco with matching marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands and blind vignettes of artists, engineers, industrialists, etc., gilt text on two and four, edges and endpapers marbled. , Minor shelfwear to boards, minor age-toning throughout, otherwise a fine set, plates are clean and crisp, bound in attractive period binding., 4to., P. Volume 1. (4), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, contents v-xii, 1-366, (4); Volume 2. (4), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents v-x, 1-521, blank, (4); Volume 3. (4), half-title, blank, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents v-xii, index xiii-xvi, introduction xvii-clxxxvii, blank, 1-375, blank, (4)., Titles in red and black inks. Complete with 47 plates, including 46 steel-engraved plates depicting paintings and sculptures exhibited at Philadelphia’s Centennial International Expo in 1876, as well as 1 copper-engraved frontis for volume 2.B3645Philadelphia: Gebbie & Barrie(n.d. (c. 1876).)
USD1250.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book History General; Book Americas U.S General; Book Science & Technology;n.d. (c. 1876).nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3645&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander FletcherThe Devotional Family Bible. Containing the Old and New Testaments According to the Most Approved Copies of the Authorized Version with Practical and Experimental Reflections on Each Verse and Rich Marginal References and Readings. By the Rev. Alexander Fletcher, D.D.Contemporary full gilt-lined embossed morocco with an embossed six-pointed star centerpiece in a lowered gilt-lined frame, spine in five compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and gilt-lined motifs, gilt text on two and five, gilt-lined board edges and inner dentelles, all edges gilt, silk moire endpapers. , A handsome 19th-century American Bible in full decorative morocco, text and plates are clean and crisp., Thick folio. , Profusely illustrated with steel-engraved plates.B3647New York: Virtue and Yorston(n.d. (c. 1880).)
USD650.0Book Religious Christianity Bibles General;n.d. (c. 1880).nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3647&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dominic SerresHistorical Views of ye last Glorious Expedition ... against the Havannah.Loose, without covers. , Superb large-scale series of nine naval copper engravings depicting the Battle of Havana. Lacks frontispiece, title page, and plates 2, 3, and 12, as well as the 6 smaller text leaves that sometimes accompany the plates; otherwise in fine condition., Folio. , P. 1, 4-11., With nine of the 12 plates depicting the Battle of Havana during the Seven Years’ War by P. C. Canot and J. Mason after Dominic Serres. Copper-engraved on laid paper.; "Upon the declaration of war with Spain, a large fleet was sent from the West Indies to attack Havana. The military force amounted to nearly sixteen thousand men, four thousand of whom sailed from England under General the Earl of Albemarle in the fleet of Admirals Sir George Pocock and the Honourable Augustus Keppel. They eventually reached Havana and effected a landing on July 7. . . . So formidable a force the Spaniards could not long resist, and on August 14 Havana fell into the hands of the besiegers. In the harbour were found twelve sail of the line, nine of which were sent to England as prizes, the remaining three having been sunk at the entrance of the harbour by the Spaniards. The prize money paid to the captors amounted to £736,185." (Harry Parker, "Naval Prints", 73.)<br><br>Plates<br>1: Depicts the British fleet sailing down the Old Straits of Bahama on June 2.<br>4: Depicts the landing of troops near Fort Baccuranao, near Havana, on June 7.<br>5. Depicts troops landing and marching along the shore towards Fort Cojimar, while several ships attack the fort's batteries in the distance, on June 7, 1762.<br>6: Depicts the attack and capture of the Castle of Choera on June 11, 1762.<br>7: Depicts the landing of artillery and provisions on June 30, 1762.<br>8: Depicts the attack on Sterling Castle, with no date.<br>9: Depicts the British army filing through a breach in the Moro Castle on July 30, 1762.<br>10: Depicts the Grand Attack on Havana and the Punto Castle on August 13, 1762.<br>11: Depicts the British troops taking possession of Havana's fortifications at the closing of the battle, dated August 14, 1762.<br>, Harry Parker,B3648London: Philip Orsbridge(c. 1765.)
USD25000.0Book Military England; Book Military Naval; Book Plate Books General;c. 1765.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3648&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_54032abdd5948a2da2afde4518798222_1298152118.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Basil HallAccount of a Voyage of Discovery to the West Coast of Corea and the Great Loo-Choo Island; with an Appendix, Containing Charts, and Various Hydrographical and Scientific Notices. / By Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, F.R.S. Lond. & Edin. Member of the Asiatic Society of Calcutta, of the Literary Society of Bombay, and of the Society of Arts and Sciences at Batavia. / And a Vocabulary of the Loo-Choo Language, by H. J. Clifford, Esq. Lieutenant Royal Navy.Contemporary ½ marble calf with marble boards, flat spine in six compartments of triple gilt lines, gilt calf label on two, endpapers marbled. , A very good to fine copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. (4), half-title, printer’s imprint, blank, frontis, title, blank, preface vii-xi, blank, contents xii-xv, list of plates, 1-222, (2), appendix, blank, iii-cxxx, vocabulary of Loo-Choo (72), (4)., Complete with 15 plates, including 10 engravings (8 of which have original colouring) and 5 maps (2 folding).; Armorial bookplate of Charles Barclay, as well as an inscription and ex-libris stamp on the front endpapers.<br>Contains the narrative, as well as the various appendices and an extensive vocabulary section.<br>“This expedition took Lord Amherst’s embassy to China and explored the relatively little-known East China Sea and the Yellow Sea. Visits were made to Korea and the Ryukyu Archipelago. Korea had been sketchily explored by Europeans, but it was not until this 1816-17 expedition of the Alceste and Lyra, under Captains Murray Maxwell and Basil Hall, that detailed information was obtained about the Ryukyus. On the homeward passage, the Alceste was wrecked in Gaspar Strait off Sumatra. Captain Hall served in the Royal Navy from 1802-1823 and achieved the rank of post-captain. He saw extensive duty on the Pacific coast of America, and continued his travels as a private citizen” (Hill).<br>, Cordier I:469-70; Abbey Travel II:558; Hill 749.B3650London: John Murray(c. 1818.)
USD3750.0Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea; Book Voyages General; Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1818.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3650&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_97492bf5f7f7bfa4c502b9788d546006_1298478910.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wenceslaus HollarUntitled Map the British Ilse; [England, English Civil War and Thirty Years\' War]Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 297x353 (mm), 11.69x13.90 (Inches); <br>Very scarce map of England WENCESLAUS HOLLAR.<br><br>This map demonstrates a pro-Royalist viewpoint, comparing the Civil War engulfing England to the Thirty Years\' War that devastated Central Europe. The view on the right of the map is of the Battle of Prague.<br><br>Around the border of the map are series of 17 historical scenes with accompanying rhyming couplets along the lower border relating to contemporary political events in England and Europe., Baynton-Williams, “New Worlds,” 83.M7454London: (c. 1643)
USD1500.0Maps Europe United Kingdomc. 1643nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7454&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8d8bb2e0b3fddf6b4e8da165369125e8_1297875971.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]US Government SurveysPuerto Rico from the United States Government Surveys 1899-1907Black & White, Some browning but generally in good condition, Size : 655x985 (mm), 25.79x38.78 (Inches); Large scale navigational map of Puerto Rico.M7455London: Admiralty London(c.1909)
USD1000.0Maps West Indies Puerto Rico;c.1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7455&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2489d9cb5cb2d66176ff36ce4ac7213b_1298155362.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johannes Van KeulenPas kaart van t Eyland S. Juan de Porto Rico met d Eylanden daar Beooften Door Vooght Geometra T Amsterdam By Johannes Van Keveen Boek en Zee Kaart verkoper aande Niewe Brugh Inde Gekroonde LootsmanOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 510x575 (mm), 20.08x22.64 (Inches); This sea chart depicts both the island of Puerto Rico and the archipelago of the Virgin Islands. The inset maps depict two harbours, including that of San Juan on Puerto Rico. The title cartouche is held by two allegorical figures in robes., Koeman, Keu 122.M7456Amsterdam: (c. 1697)
USD4250.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps West Indies Puerto Rico; Maps West Indies Virgin Islands;c. 1697nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7456&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ba19fe61405be3ebc57f418f6a33c0ae_1298312657.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dominic SerresHistorical Views of ye last Glorious Expedition ... against the Havannah. [The Capture of Havana / Reduction of Havana.] Nine of Thirteen Prints.<br>Copper Engraving on Laid Paper., Image Size : 400x635 (mm), 15.75x25.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : 450x655 (mm), 17.72x25.79 (Inches), Paper Size : 515x693 (mm), 20.28x27.28 (Inches), Black & White, Series of nine naval engravings in very good to fine condition.; Superb large-scale series of nine naval copper engravings depicting the Battle of Havana. <br><br>"Upon the declaration of war with Spain, a large fleet was sent from the West Indies to attack Havana. The military force amounted to nearly sixteen thousand men, four thousand of whom sailed from England under General the Earl of Albemarle in the fleet of Admirals Sir George Pocock and the Honourable Augustus Keppel. They eventually reached Havana and effected a landing on July 7. . . . So formidable a force the Spaniards could not long resist, and on August 14 Havana fell into the hands of the besiegers. In the harbour were found twelve sail of the line, nine of which were sent to England as prizes, the remaining three having been sunk at the entrance of the harbour by the Spaniards. The prize money paid to the captors amounted to £736,185." (Harry Parker, "Naval Prints", 73.)<br><br>1: Depicts the British fleet sailing down the Old Straits of Bahama on June 2.<br><br>4: Depicts the landing of troops near Fort Baccuranao, near Havana, on June 7.<br><br>5. Depicts troops landing and marching along the shore towards Fort Cojimar, while several ships attack the fort's batteries in the distance, on June 7, 1762.<br><br>6: Depicts the attack and capture of the Castle of Choera on June 11, 1762.<br><br>7: Depicts the landing of artillery and provisions on June 30, 1762.<br><br>8: Depicts the attack on Sterling Castle, with no date.<br><br>9: Depicts the British army filing through a breach in the Moro Castle on July 30, 1762.<br><br>10: Depicts the Grand Attack on Havana and the Punto Castle on August 13, 1762.<br><br>11: Depicts the British troops taking possession of Havana's fortifications at the closing of the battle, dated August 14, 1762.<br>P2750London: Philip Orsbridge(c. 1765)
USD25000.0Naval British; Military British;c. 1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2750&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_54032abdd5948a2da2afde4518798222_1298149278.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Andrew C. GowNapoleon retreat from MoscowPhotogravure, Image Size : 620x875 (mm), 24.41x34.45 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 680x920 (mm), 26.77x36.22 (Inches), Published in Sepia coloured , Very Good; Fine depiction of Napoleon retreat from Moscow, signed by pencil in the lower left by the artist. Rare proof before lettering.P2751London / New York: (c.1890)
USD1750.0Military Napoleonic Wars;c.1890noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2751&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2489d9cb5cb2d66176ff36ce4ac7213b_1298156029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas WebsterPunchSteel Engraving, Image Size : 545x1100 (mm), 21.46x43.31 (Inches), Platemark Size : 635x1185 (mm), 25.00x46.65 (Inches), Paper Size : 705x1200 (mm), 27.76x47.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Impressive large-scale and scarce Victorian vignette depicting children watching a Punch & Judy play.<br><br>Webster was known for his genre paintings, which would depict children as subjects, as well as vignettes of everyday life presented in a genial and humorous way. His "Punch" (1840) enabled him to procure an associate membership of the Royal Academy.P2752London: (c. 1840)
USD2000.0Pastime & Amusements Punch & Judy; Children;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2752&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ba19fe61405be3ebc57f418f6a33c0ae_1298311902.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert DoddTo the Officers and Seamen of his Majesty's Frigate La Nymphe, this View of their Boarding and taking Possession of the French Frigate La Cleopatre, in Fifty Minutes from the Commencement of the Action, Is with Admiration of their Gallant Conduct, and dueAquatint, Image Size : 388x650 (mm), 15.28x25.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 450x700 (mm), 17.72x27.56 (Inches), Hand Colored, Some minor marginal tears, not affecting the plate, otherwise Very Good.; During the French Revolution, a French ship in the possession of the British navy (Nymphe) caught up with another French ship (Cleopatre) which was then boarded and captured after a brief engagement between the two crews. The Nymphe's captain (Pellew) was accorded a knighthood for the battle, and the Cleopatre was renamed the Oiseau. (Harry Parker, "Naval Prints, 96a).P2753London: Woodfall & Freeman; T. Adams(c. 1793)
USD2500.0Transportation Ships; Naval British;c. 1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2753&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ba19fe61405be3ebc57f418f6a33c0ae_1298318368.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alphons DullaartHolland-America LineLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 940x600 (mm), 37.01x23.62 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP2754Enschede, NL: Holland-America Line(1951)
USD1000.0Advertising Others; Costumes; Transportation Ships;1951nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2754&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ba19fe61405be3ebc57f418f6a33c0ae_1298319098.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Barber BadgerThe Naval Temple: Containing a Complete History of the Battles Fought by the Navy of the United States. From Its Establishment in 1794, to the Present Time; Including the Wars with France, and with Tripoli, the Late War with Great Britain, and with Algiers. With Elegant Engravings, Representing Battles, &c.Contemporary full calf, rebacked expertly in six compartments of raised bands and gilt nautical motifs, gilt green calf label on two, gilt text on six. , Minor thumbstaining to some pages, otherwise a fine copy, text and plates are generally clean and crisp, with plates beautifully hand-coloured., 8vo., P. (4), blank, frontis, engr. title, blank, title, publisher’s notice, advertisement iii-iv, contents v-vii, blank, description of plates (2), 9-258, (4)., Extra-illustrated with 20 fine recent hand-coloured plates, including the engraved title and frontispiece.; Sabin I:2696 (2nd edition).B3652Boston: Barber Badger(c. 1816.)
USD1500.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Military Naval; Book Military America;c. 1816.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3652&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3898cbbbfa5f646b04907fe1e1edcefb_1298737290.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni CassiniNuova Raccolta delle Megliori Vedute Antiche, e Moderne di Roma Disegnate ed Incise da Giovanni CassiniContemporary full blind-lined calf with gilt calf title label on upper board rebacked expertly in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands and gilt-tooled motifs, gilt green morocco label on two, gilt text on six, rear endpapers renewed. , Aside from the nine missing plates, the book is in fine condition, plates are clean and crisp., Oblong folio. , P. 2 ff., title, dedication, contents, 1-71, 1 ff., With 74 of 83 copper-engraved plates, including the engraved title, dedication plate, and contents plate, the rest depicting the architecture of ancient and modern Rome.; Cicognara 3657.B3653Rome: Venanzio Monaldini(c. 1779.)
USD4500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Italy; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1779.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3653&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3898cbbbfa5f646b04907fe1e1edcefb_1298737577.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. PopeIllustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Halton Ont. Compiled and drawn from official plans and special surveys by J.H. Pope, Esq.¼ morocco with cloth boards, front board with gilt embossed title., Worn but interior very good., Folio; The list of maps in this atlas: <br>County of Halton, Ontario; Nassagaweya; Plan of Glenwilliams; Northern Part of Esquesing; Northern Part of Georgetown Esquesing Township; Southern Part of Georgetown Esquesing Township; Plan of Acton; Plan of Norval Esquesing Township; Plan of Stewarttown Esquesing Township / Plan of Limehouse Esquesing Township; Southern Part of Esquesing; Northern Part of Trafalgar; Milton; Southern Part of Trafalgar; Oakville / Bronte; Plan of Lowville Nelson Township / Plan of Cumminsville Nelson Township / Plan of Kilbride Nelson Township; Nelson; County of Wentworth, Ontario; Village of Burlington; Park Lots Burlington Beach / Willbrook Nelson Township; Map of the County of Brant; Map of the Province of Manitoba and part of the district of Keewatin and North West Territory; Dominion of Canada (Western Sheet); Dominion of Canada (Eastern Sheet); Railroad map of the United States.<br>B3656Toronto: Walker & Miles(1877)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3656&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ebenezer SiblyA New and Complete Illustration of the Occult Sciences: or the Art of Foretelling future Events and Contingencies, by the Aspects, Positions, and Influences, of the Heavenly Bodies. Founded on Natural Philosophy, Scripture, Reason and Mathematics. In Four Parts … Part I. An Enquiry into, and Defence of Astrology … Part II. Examples for acquiring a Practical Knowledge of Astrology … Part III. Meteorological Astrology defined and explained … Part IV. The Distinction between Astrology and Diabolical Practice of Exorcism.Recent full blind-lined speckled calf, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-lined bands, gilt crimson morocco label on two, endpapers renewed. , One plate has a 3-inch tear extending into the image from the fore-margin, light marginal browning throughout, as well as minor scattered wormholing, otherwise a very good copy., Thick 4to. , P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication (2), to the reader v-viii, invocation of muse ix-x, preface xi-xii, 13-28, 39-1126, index (4), (4)., Complete with 30 plates as called for in the list of plates, 25 of which are copper-engraved. They depict the movements of the planets and stars, as well as the configurations of stars at the birth of several historical figures., Volume : Four parts in one volume; Mispagination at p. 29 marks it as p. 39; this error affects the pagination throughout the book, but with no loss to text., ESTCT 132934; Graesse VI(Ier):397.B3658London: Champante & Whitrow(n.d. c. 1792.)
USD2750.0Book Occult;n.d. c. 1792.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3658&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3898cbbbfa5f646b04907fe1e1edcefb_1298757203.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Pologne, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau.Hand Colored, Apart from some wormholing, the map is in Very Good condition., Size : 260x385 (mm), 10.24x15.16 (Inches); The title cartouche depicts trumpeters mounted on "sea-horses".M7429Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1719)
USD575.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;Maps Europe Ukraine;c. 1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7429&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_39d36fb561c2cbb10c270a2cea6b9b9e_1294257213.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry PoppleThe Grand Fishing BankHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 350x135 (mm), 13.78x5.31 (Inches); This chart depicts depth soundings in the Grand Bank off the coast of Newfoundland.M7435London: Henry Popple(c. 1733)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;c. 1733nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7435&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b7bdde122076786ee986fc4ce84bd1fd_1294527914.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emanuel BowenA New & Accurate Map of Persia, with the adjacent Countries.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 352x428 (mm), 13.86x16.85 (Inches)M7459London: (c.1747)
USD575.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c.1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7459&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4f98a0b617d8cb450c2baef922a4093c_1298580988.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MercatorAsiae V Tab.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 350x468 (mm), 13.78x18.43 (Inches); Latin text on verso.M7460Belgium: (c.1579)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;c.1579nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7460&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4f98a0b617d8cb450c2baef922a4093c_1298581077.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Seutter, MatthausAfricae magna pars ad illustrationem Historiae Ecclesiasticae imprimis.....Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 497x582 (mm), 19.57x22.91 (Inches)M7464Augsburg: (c.1764)
USD1000.0Maps Africa North;Maps Mediterranean Sea;c.1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7464&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299000214.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradDaniae Regnum Cum Ducatu Holsatiae et Slesvici, Nec Non Insulae Danicae, Et Iutia Cum Parte Scaniae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 502x584 (mm), 19.76x22.99 (Inches)M7465Augsburg: (c.1757)
USD875.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark;c.1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7465&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299000484.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradGermania Secundum Observationes Tychonis de Brahe, Kepleri, Snellij, Zeileri...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 495x587 (mm), 19.49x23.11 (Inches)M7466Augsburg: (c.1757)
USD650.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7466&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299000697.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann HeirsItalia in suos Status divisa et ex prototypo del'Isliano desumta Elementis insuper GeographiaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; backed with old canvas, Size : 495x575 (mm), 19.49x22.64 (Inches)M7468Germany: (c.1762)
USD875.0Maps Europe Italy;Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;c.1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7468&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299001392.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradNova Mappa Geographica Sueciae Ac Gothiae Regna ut et Finlandiae Ducatum Ac Lapponiam...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 498x575 (mm), 19.61x22.64 (Inches)M7469Augsburg: (c.1757)
USD875.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden;Maps Europe Scandinavia Finland;Maps Europe Estonia, Latvia;c.1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299001719.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Seutter, MatthausIn Recto Decus Tabula Novissima Accuratissima Regnorum Angliae Scotiae HiberniaeOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;with one or two short marginal tears, Size : 494x580 (mm), 19.45x22.83 (Inches); With three elaborate cartouches.M7470Augsburg: (c.1762)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;Maps Europe Ireland;c.1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7470&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299002064.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CoronelliCorso delli Fiumi Drino, e Boiana nella Dalmatia descritoHand Colored, Very Good; two lower corners of the margin repaired not affecting the map., Size : 465x614 (mm), 18.31x24.17 (Inches); With a decorative cartoucheM7471Venice: (c.1695)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Balkans Bosnia and Herzegovina;Maps Europe Balkans Serbia, Montenegro;Maps Europe Balkans Albania;c.1695nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7471&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299002933.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johanne Baptista HomannMagnae Britanniae Pars Meridionalis in qua Regnum Angliae Tam in Septem Antiqua Anglo-Saxonum RegnaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;backed with old canvas, Size : 492x580 (mm), 19.37x22.83 (Inches); With three decorative cartouches.M7475Nuremburg: (c.1740)
USD875.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7475&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299012610.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitAccurata Scaniae, Blekingiae, et Hallandiae DescriptioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;backed with acid free paper for long term preservation, Size : 498x596 (mm), 19.61x23.46 (Inches)M7476Amsterdam: (1680)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7476&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299013830.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitCirculus Saxoniae Inferioris in quo sunt Ducatus Holsatiae, Meklenburgi....Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; backed with acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 503x585 (mm), 19.80x23.03 (Inches)M7478Amsterdam: (1680)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299014499.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiTav. XVIII. / Frammento di uno Scudo caduto da Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto: ora esistente nel Corile delle Mendicanti a Torre de'Conti.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 127x264 (mm), 5.00x10.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : 137x270 (mm), 5.39x10.63 (Inches), Paper Size : 274x405 (mm), 10.79x15.94 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; "Piranesi Architetto fec." in lower left. <br><br>Wilton-Ely 269.<br><br>Because of the numbers in the upper left, it is more likely this comes from the "Le Rovine" series than as the title page for "Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto".P2633Rome: (c. 1790)
USD750.0Artist Piranesi Others;Architectural Others;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2633&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1e518347ec1cb03b5eb5d7c57273726c_1283377916.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiL'istesso Sepolcro delineato nella Tav. V. ora veduto dalla parte della Lapide segnata, col numero 1, nella quale falsamente fu scritto che il Sepolcro apparteneva agli Orazi, e a Curiazi, 2 Chiesa detta la Madonna della Stella.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 186x280 (mm), 7.32x11.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : 192x284 (mm), 7.56x11.18 (Inches), Paper Size : 346x442 (mm), 13.62x17.40 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wilton-Ely 647.<br><br>Published in the "Antichita di Albano e di Castel Gandolfo" series.P2634Rome: (c. 1790)
USD1000.0Artist Piranesi Others;Architectural Others;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2634&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1e518347ec1cb03b5eb5d7c57273726c_1283378365.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiSustruzioni di Clodio nella sua Villa sul monte Albano, or posseduta dall' Eccma Casa Barberini.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 185x280 (mm), 7.28x11.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : 195x290 (mm), 7.68x11.42 (Inches), Paper Size : 352x475 (mm), 13.86x18.70 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wilton-Ely 634. This is from the series "Di due spelonche ornate dagli antichi alla Riva del Lago Albano". "While investigating the Emissarium of Lake Albano, Piranesi devoted considerable attention to other antiquities nearby, particularly a couple of caves with ornamental interiors created by the Romans. These were illustrated with customary thoroughness in a kind of appendix to the Emissarium publication. In an accompanying essay on Roman nymphaea the artist conjectured that these particuar examples were used for the orgies of Clodius, which had been denounced by Cicero." (Wilton-Ely p. 680).P2635Rome: (c. 1790)
USD875.0Artist Piranesi Others;Architectural Others;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2635&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_45d4e59253a8f8838fc867d102eab3ce_1283438479.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. B. PiranesiForo antico Romano circondato da portici, con logge, alcune delle quali si uniscono al Palazzo Imperiale ed altre alle Carceri Questo Foro dappertutto e attorniato di magnifiche scale presso alle quali ui stano Cavalli, e Fontane che servono di ornamentoCopper Engraving, Image Size : 237x352 (mm), 9.33x13.86 (Inches), Platemark Size : 261x352 (mm), 10.28x13.86 (Inches), Paper Size : 392x495 (mm), 15.43x19.49 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins extended; Wilton-Ely: Entry 14, Watermark 49.<br><br>This is from the first edition of Piranesi's "Prima Parte di Architetture e Prospettive", from either the third, fourth, or fifth issues, published between 1747 and 1748.<br><br>The "Prima Parte" is the "earliest collected work published by Piranesi". With regards to the various issues of this work, Wilton-Ely presents Robison's proposal, that "the differences that exist between various copies of the 'Prima Parte' do not represent 'definite and successive "editions"' of the work but rather a continual revision of the volume by Piranesi within one 'umbrella' edition."<br>(Wilton-Ely p. 18-9).<br><br>P2636Rome: (c. 1747)
USD875.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Views Europe England London;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2757&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4f98a0b617d8cb450c2baef922a4093c_1298566884.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FlandinVue Generale De Kazbin (Perse)Lithograph, Image Size : 175x271 (mm), 6.89x10.67 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 357x548 (mm), 14.06x21.57 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very Good; From the Series L'OrientP2759Paris: Guerin(c.1840)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2759&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298584087.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FlandinEglise Armenienne A Ispahan.Lithograph, Image Size : 347x545 (mm), 13.66x21.46 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 191x265 (mm), 7.52x10.43 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very Good; From the Series L'OrientP2760Paris: Guerin(c.1840)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2760&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298584132.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FlandinUn Caravanserail Sur la Route d'Ispahan a ChirazLithograph, Image Size : 185x275 (mm), 7.28x10.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 344x546 (mm), 13.54x21.50 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very Good; From the Series L'OrientP2761Paris: Guerin(c.1840)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2761&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298584345.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FlandinVue De BoroudgerdLithograph, Image Size : 193x288 (mm), 7.60x11.34 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 271x439 (mm), 10.67x17.28 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very Good; From the Series L'OrientP2762Paris: Gide(c.1840)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2762&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4691a5f86245da0a1470f934f9d2703_1298584689.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. SchusseleSheridan's Ride.soft background etching, Image Size : 355x498 (mm), 13.98x19.61 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 492x632 (mm), 19.37x24.88 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2767Philadelphia: Bradley & Co.(1868)
USD1500.0Military American;1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2767&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ccfe0946e87efd824bd05fda5f833556_1299002409.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry AlkenBritish Sports. / The National Sports of Great Britain. / By Henry Alken. / With Descriptions in English and French. / Chasse et amusemens [sic] nationaux de la Grande-Bretagne. / Par H. Alken. / Avec des Descriptions en Anglais et en Français.Recent gilt-tooled ½ calf with contemporary embossed paper boards, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two, four, and six, edges gilt, rfep renewed. , Occasional tenderness to foreedges of leaves, some occasional marginal chipping and light thumbstaining, the first plate of Cock Fighting has old repairs to a long tear along the fore-edge (not affecting image); otherwise a very good copy of this scarce work, plates are in original vivid colours., Folio. , P. (4), engraved title, blank, English title, blank, French title, blank, English preface 1-2, French preface 1-2, English contents, French contents, 50 text leaves (English recto, French verso), (2)., With 21 (of 51) original hand-coloured engravings depicting different varieties of hunting dogs, as well as various hunting and animal sports, including bear-baiting and cock fighting.; Printed in English and French. A handsome copy of “Alkens most important work...owing to the beauty and size of the plates…it must always be the cornerstone of any Alken collection” (Tooley). <br><br>This hunting book summarizes the roles performed by various breeds of dogs and the kinds of sports dogs were used for at the time of publication. The plates present are as follows:<br> <br>1. Stag-Hounds<br>2. Fox-Hounds<br>3. Earth stopper<br>4. Pointers<br>5. Setters<br>6. Spaniels<br>7. Water Spaniels<br>8. A Prize Fight<br>9. Cock Fighting Plate 1<br>10. Cock Fighting Plate 2<br>11. Bull Baiting<br>12. Bull Baiting [Plate 2]<br>13. Bear-Baiting<br>14. Terriers<br>15. Crab<br>16. A Match at the Badger<br>17. Drawing the Badger<br>18. Badger Catching<br>19. Spearing the Otter<br>20. Owling, (Tooley 42; Shwerdt I, p.19)B3659London: Thomas McLean(c. 1823.)
USD12500.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Sports Hunting; Book Natural History Dogs;c. 1823.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3659&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c54366f19ddc8fb4a7d743ab175ffc84_1299968921.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacob MonkNew Map of that Portion of North America, Exhibiting the United States and Territories, the Canadas, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Mexico, also, Central America and the West India Islands. Compiled from the Most Recent Surveys, and Authentic Sources.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on original canvas and mounted on wooden rollers. Two small holes, otherwise quite good for a map of its size., Size : 1400x1500 (mm), 55.12x59.06 (Inches); Monk's wall maps of North America were tremendously popular throughout the 1850s.<br>In the lower left corner sits an inset map of the world at the time. California is depicted as the Gold Region, and the territories of several Aboriginal tribes are depicted.M7481Baltimore: Jacob Monk(1854)
USD3250.0Maps Wall Maps; Maps United States; Maps Central America; Maps West Indies Whole;1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7481&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c09ce74ede6418e53f552a31c4742295_1299345917.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinNouvelle Carte Du Royaume De Bengale. / Nieuwe Kaart van Het Koninkryk Bengale.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 300x352 (mm), 11.81x13.86 (Inches)M7482Amsterdam: (c.1752)
USD350.0Maps Asia Central India;c.1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7482&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299606521.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerPlan des Fontaines de la Ville et des faubourgs de Paris.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 565x590 (mm), 22.24x23.23 (Inches); Large scale decorative 18th century map of Paris. Top right title in a cartouche adorns a fountain spewing water referring to the establishment of the network of fountains in the capital., Jean Boutier #212AM7483Paris: (c.1735)
USD2500.0Maps Europe France Paris;Maps City Maps;c.1735nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7483&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299609181.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicholas VisscherGeneralis Lotharingiae Ducatus Tabula...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;slightly browned , Size : 470x572 (mm), 18.50x22.52 (Inches)M7484Amsterdam: (c.1690)
USD750.0Maps Europe Germany;Maps Europe France;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Europe Switzerland;c.1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Europe France;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7487&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299617499.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicholas VisscherChampaigne et Brie etc.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 403x494 (mm), 15.87x19.45 (Inches)M7488Amsterdam: (c.1690)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7488&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299617845.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JoannesLionnois, Forest, Beaviolois et Masconnois.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 372x488 (mm), 14.65x19.21 (Inches)M7489Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7489&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299618539.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ed BartramSwept Rock Georgian BayColoured etching, Image Size : 545x701 (mm), 21.46x27.60 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 612x758 (mm), 24.09x29.84 (Inches), Coloured, Very Good; Numbered 5/30.<br>From Canadian Shield Series.P2769Canada: (1971)
USD1000.0Views Canada Ontario Georgian Bay & Muskoka;1971nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2769&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299603102.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sam. HowittDecoy Elephants Catching A Male. / Des Elephants Dresses, Attrapant un Male.Aquatint, Image Size : 337x446 (mm), 13.27x17.56 (Inches), Platemark Size : 382x493 (mm), 15.04x19.41 (Inches), Paper Size : 442x555 (mm), 17.40x21.85 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2770London: Edward Orme(1805)
USD1250.0Natural History Others;1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2770&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7917dcb74cadde993dcbfdc894fe46a2_1299605854.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William EtonA Survey of the Turkish Empire. In Which are Considered, I. Its Government, Finances, Military and Naval Force, Religion, History, Arts, Sciences, Manners, Commerce, and Population. II. The State of the Provinces, Including the ancient Government of the Crim Tatars, The Subjection of the Greeks, Their Efforts Toward Emancipation, And the Interest of Other Nations, Particularly of Great Britain, in their Success. III. The Causes of the Decline of Turkey, And those which tend to the Prolongation of its Existence, With a Development of the Political System of the late Empress of Russia. IV. The British Commerce with Turkey, The Necessity of abolishing the Levant Company, And the Danger of our Quarantine Regulations. With Many Other Important Particulars.Contemporary full tan calf, rebacked expertly preserving original spine, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt motifs, title label on two, board edges gilt-tooled, edges tinted green. , A very good copy., 8vo, P. (4), title, printer’s imprint, advertisement (2), introductory chapter to fourth edition v-xxix, blank, contents leaf, blank, preface iii-xxiv, contents, xxv-xxxii, 1-500, (4).; Armorial bookplate of John Pulteney., From the text: “It is undeniable that the power of the Turks was once formidable to their neighbors not by their numbers only, but by their military and civil institutions, far surpassing those of their opponents. And they all trembled at the name of the Turks, who with a confidence procured by their constant successes, held the Christians in no less in contempt as warriors than they did on account of their religion. Proud and vainglorious, conquest was to them a passion, a gratification, and even a means of salvation, a sure way of immediately attaining a delicious paradise. Hence their zeal for the extension of their empire; hence their profound respect for the military profession, and their glory even in being obedient and submissive to discipline.”B3362London: T. Cadell & W. Davies(1809)
USD1500.0Book Near East Turkey;1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3362&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Stuart MillPrinciples of Political Economy with Their Applications to Social Philosophy. By John Stuart Mill. / People s Edition.Contemporary blind-tooled full cloth boards, flat spine with three compartments of gilt lines, gilt cloth label on two, endpapers brown. , Pages slightly age-toned, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo., P. (2), half-title, blank, title, blank, preface v-vi, vii-xx, 1-591, printer’s imprint, advertisements 1-28, index 29-32, (2).; Printed in two columns.B3641London: Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer(1871.)
USD375.0Book Social Sciences General;1871.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3641&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lamb, W. Kaye. Dominion ArchivistSixteenth Century Maps Relating to Canada: A Check-List and BibliographyPaperback, 4to, 283 pp, No IllustrationB3662Ottawa, Canada: Queen's Printer(1956)
USD85.0Book Bibliography & Reference Maps Canadian;1956nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3662&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph BouchetteThe British Dominions in North America; Or a Topographical and Statistical Description of the Provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, the Islands of Newfoundland, Prince Edward, and Cape Breto. Including Considerations on Land-Granting and Emigration. To Which are Annexed, Statistical Tables and Tables of Distances, &c. / By Joseph Bouchette, Esq., Surveyor General of Lower Canada, Lieut.-Colonel C. M., Vice President of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, and Corresponding Member of the Society of Arts, London. / Embellishd with Views, Plans of Towns, Harbours, &c. / In Two Volumes.Ex-libris 19th-century ½ morocco with matching cloth boards, flat spine in five compartments of gilt lined bands and gilt text on all, edges speckled blue. , A very good copy, generally plates and text are clean and crisp., 4to., P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis portrait, title, printer’s imprint, dedication iii-iv, preface v-xx, contents xxi-xxvi, list of plates, errata, 1-498, Table “No. 3”, blank, advertisements, blank, (4); Volume 2. (4), half-title, printer’s imprint, blank, frontis, title, blank, contents v-xi, plates, 1-296, (4)., Complete with 31 plates, 20 of which are plates depicting views of Canada in the late 1820s (including one double-page view of Montreal) and 11 of which are maps and plans (one folding) of various towns and cities, all engraved on stone after Bouchette. Also includes three unpaginated tables., Volume : Two Volumes.; Joseph Bouchette was the surveyor-general for Lower Canada from 1804-1841. Does not include the topographical dictionary., Sabin 6848B3663London: Henry Colburn & Richard Bentley(c. 1831.)
USD2750.0Book Canada General; Book History General;c. 1831.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3663&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert GilletThe Pleasures of Reason: Or, the Hundred Thoughts of a Sensible Young Lady. / By R. Gillet, Lecturer on Philosophy and F.F.R.S. / Les Plaisirs de la raison: ou les cent pensées d une fille sensible.Contemporary full calf, flat spine in six compartments of gilt bands and gilt dove motifs, gilt green morocco label on two, board edges gilt-tooled. , Joints starting, corners bumped, very rare faint browning to text; otherwise a very good copy., 12mo. , P. English part. (4), title, blank, blank, frontis, engraved title, blank, dedication, advertisement, contents (2), to the reader i-iv, 1-79, blank; French part. half-title, blank, to the reader 83-85, epigraph poem, 87-162, contents 163-164, English legend to the allegorical map, (2)., Complete with three engraved plates, including the folding allegorical map of the “Tract of Youth to the Land of Knowledge”., Volume : With English and French; Text in English and French.<br>This is a typical late 18th-century etiquette guide for young women and girls.<br>B3666London: Wallis, Debrett, De Boffe & Parbury(c. 1796.)
USD1250.0Book Children;c. 1796.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3666&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Thomas SteadBorderland: A Psychical Quarterly / Borderland: A Quarterly Review and Index / 1894 – 1897 / October 1894 and Volumes 2-4Contemporary full cloth boards with gilt title to upper board and gilt vignette and title to flat spine on volumes 2-4, recent cloth binding with gilt title to spine on first volume. , Covers worn, spine of volume 3 sunworn, lacks first five issues of volume 1, volume 1 has minor ex-libris marks; otherwise a very good copy, text is clean and crisp., 4to., P. Volume 1. (2), front paper wrapper illustration, advertisements, blank, frontis, contents, 494-588, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-iv, index v-viii, medium contact form, rear paper wrapper, (2); Volume 2. (2), title, printer’s imprint, index (2), 1-384, (2); Volume 3. (2), title, index ii-iv, 1-500, (2); Volume 4. (2), title, index ii-iv, 1-458, advertisement (2), (2)., Original wrappers included in volume one for the October 1894 issue (no. 6)., Volume : Four volumes.; The Borderland Quarterly was a journal that compiled various stories and articles concerning the paranormal, including telepathy, clairvoyance, trances, crystal-gazing, automatic writing, palmistry, astrology, etc. Its editor, William T. Stead, was a major proponent of the spiritualism movement at the end of the 19th century. He traveled widely and gave lectures about various psychic phenomena. He himself claimed the capacity to predict the future, a claim not to be taken lightly: he published two separate pieces, one about the story of a liner sinking in the mid-Atlantic without any lifeboats (1886), and the other about a rescue operation sent to help the survivors of a ship that had struck an iceberg (1892). He also is said to have sketched drawings of himself drowning as well as of ocean liners during his public lectures. Stead was among one of those lost aboard the Titanic in 1912.B3670London: Mowbray House(1894-97.)
USD1750.0Book Periodicals General; Book Occult;1894-97.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3670&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frans MasereelDie Passion Eines Menschen 25 Holzschnitte V. Frans Masereel / Bei Kurt Wolff MuenchenOriginal publisher’s paper boards with title and vignette to upper board, spine defective. , Spine defective, otherwise a very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Square 8vo. , Foliation. 1 ff., title, half-title, 25 woodcuts, publisher’s note, advertisements, 1 ff., Complete with 25 woodcuts by Frans Masereel, depicting the life struggle of a man born in poverty, arrested as a youth, becoming a construction worker upon leaving prison, and eventually organizing a union for his colleagues, iarrested during a standoff with police, facing trial beneath the blinding light of a crucifix, and left standing before what is presumed to be a firing squad.; The publisher, Kurt Wolff, was an influential German publisher who was responsible for the skyrocketing success of Franz Kafka’s early career. This book, telling the story of a poor worker fighting for workers’ rights, juxtaposes the humanist sentiment invoked by a young man’s being made to suffer in a capitalist society with the cruel rigidity identified with the traditional family, the factory, the police, and eventually the church and the courts. The motif of a man bearing a cross seen on the cover and the title seems in this context a stark contrast with the crucifix depicted in the trial plate, seeking to identify the young man with Jesus, different from the unjust system identified with the crucifix.B3671Munich: Kurt Wolff Verlag(1927.)
USD275.0Book Plate Books General; Book Literature General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1927.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3671&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph WoodsThe Newfoundland Almanac, For the Year of Our Lord 1858, (Being the Latter Part of the Twenty-First and the Beginning of the Twenty-Second Year of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria) Containing Astronomical, Statistical, Commercial, Local, and General Information, Derived from the Most Authentic Sources / Compiled, Printed and Published by Joseph Woods.Contemporary blue paper covers with title printed on upper covers and advertisement printed on lower cover. , Upper cover starting at top section of cover, lower section still firmly bound, minor chipping to edges, spine worn, occasionial marginalia in period hand; otherwise in very good condition, text is clean. A very scarce Newfoundland piece., 8vo. , P. title, 2-60, to the public, contents (2), blank.; Joseph Woods was an editor and printer in St. John’s, Newfoundland, throughout the 19th-century. His paper, the Morning Courier was known for its liberal political undertones which attracted a lot of criticism considering the conservative leaning of the Wesleyan community to which he belonged. This almanac lists the various members of political, judicial, financial, and civil society at the time of publication, as well as several advertisements for local businesses.B3672St. John’s, NL: Joseph Woods(1857.)
USD1250.0Book Canada East Atlantic Provinces; Book Periodicals General;1857.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Canada West; Book Legal;1875.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3674&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Ash; Charles GoodAnnual Report of the Minister of Mines for the Year Ending 31st December, 1874, Being an Account of Mining Operations for Gold, Coal, and Silver in the Province of British Columbia.Contemporary paper covers with title printed on upper board, flat spine., Covers somewhat scuffed but in remarkable condition considering their age; otherwise a very good copy, text is clean., 4to., P. 36 pp.; This is the first published Annual Report of the Minister of the Mines in British Columbia.B3675Victoria, BC: Government Printing Office(1875.)
USD375.0Book Canada West; Book Geological, Minerals & Mining;1875.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3675&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MaweThe Linnaean System of Conchology, Describing The Orders, Genera, and Species of Shells, Arranged into Divisions and Families: With a View to Facilitate the Student s Attainment of the Science. By John Mawe Author of Travels in Brazil; Treatise on Diamonds and Precious Stones; Familiar Lessons on Mineralogy and Geology; &c. &c. &c.Contemporary full calf with gilt line border, spine in five compartments of raised gilt-lined bands and gilt-framed floral motifs, gilt red morocco title label on two, board edges and inner dentelles blind-tooled. , Upper board hinges started, still bound with string to spine, corners bumped, lower board stained, browning to fore-edges of early and final leaves, however not affecting text and plates; a very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., 8vo. , P. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, description of frontis, blank, contents vii-viii, introduction ix-xii, classification xiii-xv, blank, 1-207, printer’s imprint, advertisements (2), (4)., Complete with 37 original hand-coloured engraved plates of various types of shells, accompanied by detailed descriptions in the text.B3677London: Mawe, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown(c. 1823.)
USD875.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Natural History General;c. 1823.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3677&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b53f6bd937ef94f9621be4ac0845d321_1351789316.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Reginald HeberNarrative of a Journey through the Upper Provinces of India, from Calcutta to Bombay, 1824-1825, (With Notes Upon Ceylon,) an Account of a Journey to Madras and the Southern Provinces, 1826, and Letters Written in India, by the Late Right Rev. Reginald Heber, D.D. Lord Bishop of Calcutta.Recent ½ blind-lined calf and marble boards, rebacked expertly in five compartments of raised gilt-lined bands, gilt calf labels on two and three, gilt text on five, edges speckled red. , A very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to. , P. Volume 1. (4), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication iii-iv, preface v-x, contents xi-xv, list of plates, list of subscribers 1-3, blank, journal xvii-xlvii, blank, 1-631, printer’s imprint, (4); Volume 2. (4), frontis, title, printer’s imprint, contents iii-vi, list of plates, blank, 1-515, printer’s imprint, (4)., Complete with 11 hand-coloured plates, including an outline hand-coloured map of India., Volume : Two volumes.; Bookplate of D.B. de Moleyns., Reginald Heber (1783-1826) served as the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, a role which extended beyond the confines of Calcutta and even India to congregations in Africa and throughout Asia. The post was very demanding and his time was made up mostly of traveling throughout India, visiting local congregations in the upper plains of the Ganges, the mountains of Kumaon, the deserts of Rajputana, and south by sea to the island of Ceylon. He was instrumental in the establishment of Bishop’s College in Calcutta, whose main purpose was for training Anglican clergymen. His journal of his work was eventually published in 1828, sadly two years after his death while visiting the south of India. The book was greatly popular, and saw five new editions by 1844. Contemporary and recent historians have praised the work, finding interest “in his description of the people and their culture and in his observation of the great natural beauty of India’s rivers and mountains” (Riddick 123). , Dictionary of National Biography; Riddick 123.B3678London: John Murray(c. 1828.)
USD2500.0Book Asia Central India; Book Religious Christianity General; Book Voyages General;Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1828.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3678&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8263b4caaa5bb0499969d62235074439_1303594691.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. MillaisNewfoundland and Its Untrodden Ways by J.G. Millais, F.Z.S. / Author of “A Breath from the Veldt,” “British Deer and Their Horns” “The Wild-Fowler in Scotland,” “The Natural History of the British Surface-Feeding Ducks,” “The Mammals of Great Britain and Ireland,” Etc. / With Illustrations by the Author and from PhotographsFull contemporary red cloth boards with gilt title and vignette to upper board, flat spine with gilt title, top edge gilt., Ex-libris stamps to ffep, otherwise a very good copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to., P. xvi, 340 pp., Profusely illustrated with photogravures and photo prints, as well as six colour plates. All illustrations by J. G. Millais.B3679New York, Bombay & Calcutta: Longmans, Green & Co.(1907.)
USD550.0Book Canada East Atlantic Provinces;1907.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3679&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James Barclay; B.B. WoodwardA Complete and Universal Dictionary of the English Language; Comprehending the Explanation, Pronunciation, Origin and Synonymes of Each Word; an Epitome of History, Biography, and the Useful Sciences. / Newly Revised by B.B. Woodward.Contemporary ½ gilt-tooled calf with maroon cloth boards, spine in five compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands, gilt green calf label on two, edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , Occasional minor browning otherwise a very good copy. Text and plates are clean., Thick 4to. , P. viii, 984 pp., Illustrated with 15 English county maps and a profusion of steel engravings, including portraits of various English monarchs and various colonial scenes.B3681London: Virtue & Co.(n.d., c. 1848.)
USD750.0Book Bibliography & Reference General; Book Europe England; Book Atlas & Cartography General;n.d., c. 1848.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3681&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sandford FlemingReport of Progress on the Explorations and Surveys up to January, 1874.Contemporary ¼ cloth with paper boards, title to upper board, flat spine with mounted title label. , Boards lightly scuffed and stained, otherwise in very good condition, folding charts are in remarkably good condition., 4to., P. xi, 286 pp., Complete with the 9 plates issued at the time of publication (1-7, 9, 12), but without the separate card case of the remaining 7 maps.; Inscription of Arthur A. Cochrane, Rear Admiral of the Royal Navy., The appendices contain reports by Alexander Mackenzie, George Vancouver, Charles Horetzky, John Macoun, Walter Moberly, and Henry Spencer Palmer., Peel III:703.B3682Ottawa: MacLean, Roger, & Co.(1874.)
USD275.0Book Transportation Railway; Book Geological, Minerals & Mining; Book Canada General;1874.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3682&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred Lord Tennyson; Gustave DoreIdylls of the King by Alfred Lord Tennyson D.C.L., P.L. / Illustrated by Gustave Doré / With an Introduction by Henry C. Walsh, A.M. / Altemus’ Edition.Contemporary ¼ white elaborately-gilt cloth with blue cloth boards, gilt title to upper board, flat spine with seven densely-gilt compartments of gilt-tooled bands, gilt text on two, all edges gilt, maroon and gold endpapers. , Ex-libris stamp to title, otherwise a fine example of this decorative edition of Tennyson’s masterpiece., Folio. , P. (2), half-title, blank, blank, frontis portrait, title, printer’s imprint, introduction iii-ix, blank, half-title, blank, 1-363, blank, (2)., Complete with 37 woodcut plates illustrating various scenes from the poem, all by Gustave Doré.B3687Philadelphia: Henry Altemus(1889.)
USD750.0Book Plate Books General; Book Literature English;1889.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3687&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel Taylor Coleridge; Gustave DoreThe Rime of the Ancient Mariner in Seven Parts by Samuel Taylor Coleridge / With Illustrations by Gustave Doré / Edited by Henry C. Walsh, A. M. / Altemus’ Edition.Contemporary ¼ white elaborately-gilt cloth with red cloth boards, gilt title to upper board, flat spine with seven densely-gilt compartments of giilt-tooled bands, gilt text on two, all edges gilt, red and gold endpapers. , Boards sunfaded, illegible inscription to title page in period hand, otherwise a fine copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Folio. , Foliation. 2 ff., half-title, frontis, title, vignette leaf, life of Coleridge (4), 39 leaves of poetry, 2 ff., Complete with 40 hors texte woodcuts depicting various scenes of Coleridge’s epic poem, each one facing a text leaf from the poem.B3688Philadelphia: Henry Altemus(1889.)
USD750.0Book Literature English; Book Plate Books General;1889.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3688&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Petermann, AugustusBritish GuayanaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 293x315 (mm), 11.5x12.375 (Inches)M114London, Edinburgh & Dublin: A Fullarton & Co(1860)
USD475.0Maps South America Guyana, Surinam;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps United States East;Maps North America Great Lakes;c.1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7492&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bec391d14aea0f6628497a1958a81c13_1300219647.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Van der AaLa ChineHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 232x300 (mm), 9.13x11.81 (Inches)M7494Leiden: (c.1713)
USD475.0Maps Asia Far East China;Maps Asia Far East Korea;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7494&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_bec391d14aea0f6628497a1958a81c13_1300220086.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnoldus F. a Langren [Arnoldi Floris van Langren]; J.H. LinschotenDelineatio Orarum maritamarum, Terrae vulgo indigetatae Terra do Natal, jtem Sofalae, Mozambicae, & Melindae, Insulaeq, Sancti Laurentii, Insularum Maldinicarum, Seylon insulae, & Promontorii Comorini, ad Indiam sici una cum Insulis, Scopulis; Puluinis, Vadius, veris Ventorum tractibus, & genuino singulorum locorum sico, ad exactissimas Ichnographicas Indicarum tabulas recognita atq emendata. / Affbeeldinghe der custen des landrs genaempt Terra do Natal, jtem van alle de custen...Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 386x552 (mm), 15.20x21.73 (Inches); \\\\\\\"It is the earliest and most decorative special map of the East coast of Africa embracing eastern Cape, Natal, Portuguese East and Kenya\\\\\\\" (Tooley). \\\\\\\"The rivers (including the Spirito Santo, reputed by geographers to be the Limpopo of today), the larger lakes, and the mountains (including the Lunae Montes) are typical of maps of that time\\\\\\\" (Norwich).<br><br>Appeared in J. H. van Linschoten\\\\\\\'s \\\\\\\"Itinerario\\\\\\\" in 1596.<br><br>This highly decorative map of southeast Africa depicts many interesting vignettes, including a man submitting a petition to Christian emperor Prester John, a lion looking over his shoulder at two large lizards, two elephants keeping close to one another, and in the water two tall ships engage each other beside a large sea monster, a colourful compass rose sits to their right above a \\\\\\\"school\\\\\\\" of sea monsters, another sea monster sits north of Madagascar, while south of Madagascar sails a tall ship followed by a sea monster. They are surrounded by two decorative compass roses, the one on the left being crowned with flowers. A scale sits along the lower margin, and to its right is the large bilingual title cartouche within an ornate floral casing., Tooley Africa p. 67. <br>Norwich\\\\\\\'s Africa 239b.M7495Amsterdam: J. H. van Linschoten; Cornelius Claesz(c. 1596)
USD6500.0Maps Africa South; Maps Africa East; Maps Ocean Indian;c. 1596nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7495&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300548323.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanssoniusLutetia, vulgari nomine Paris, urbs Galliae maxima, Sequana navigabili flumine irrigatur, nobili gente, mercators frequetia universitate excellenti, stupendi operis templo B. Maria, Palatio Regio aliis que praestantissimis aedificiis, tribunali equissimorum Judicum, & pulcherrimis epitaphiis, florentissima / Paris pour vray est la maiso royalle...Hand Colored, Excellent; wide margins., Size : 336x483 (mm), 13.23x19.02 (Inches); Latin text on verso.M7496Amsterdam: Janssonius(c. 1640)
USD3750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7496&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300549026.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PhilippeCarte de l'Ancien et du Nouveau Monde Suivant une projection nouvelle.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 300x430 (mm), 11.81x16.93 (Inches)M7497Paris: (c.1770)
USD750.0Maps World;c.1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7497&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_eebcaab2a2c5f37349f934f659477940_1300551540.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PhilippeChorographie de L'Empire de la ChineHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 275x415 (mm), 10.83x16.34 (Inches)M7499Paris: (c.1770)
USD575.0Maps Asia Far East Korea;Maps Asia Far East Japan;Maps Asia Far East China;c.1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7499&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_eebcaab2a2c5f37349f934f659477940_1300552274.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RamsayCaroline Meridionale avec les Parties adjacentes pour servir a L'intelligence des Mouvemens des Armees Americaines et Britanniques.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 370x420 (mm), 14.57x16.54 (Inches)M7500Paris: (c.1787)
USD1000.0Maps United States East South Carolina;Maps United States East North Carolina;Maps Military American Revolutionary War;c.1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_eebcaab2a2c5f37349f934f659477940_1300552693.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B.L.J. RousseauCarte d\'une Portion du Scham (la Syrie), du Djezire (la Mesopotamie) et de l\'Iraq-Arabi (la Babylonie). Contenant les Trois Paschaliks de Hhaleb, Reha ou Orfa et Baghdad. Dressee de 1811 a 1818, Par J.B.L.J. Rousseau, Consul general de France a Baghdad, Chevalier de l\'Ordre Royal de la Legion d\'Honneur, des Ordres du Soleil de Perse et du St. Sepulcre de Jerusalem, Correspondant de l\'Institut, membre de la Societe de Geographie, associe de l\'Academie de Marseille et de la Societe des Arts de Geneve.Hand Colored, Outer folds reinforced, otherwise in very good condition., Size : 817x646 (mm), 32.17x25.43 (Inches); This detailed map of present-day Syria (and the southernmost tip of Turkey) contains a massive key in the lower left, a large city plan of Aleppo (Hhaleb) in the lower right, and a general map of the region just above the map of Aleppo.M7501Paris: Societe de Geographie(1825)
USD1500.0Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7501&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300553030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Van de Velde; Augustus PetermannDutch Possessions in South America and the West Indies / CuracaoHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 228x317 (mm), 8.98x12.48 (Inches)M7503London: Fullarton(1860)
USD475.0Maps West Indies Whole;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7503&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_eebcaab2a2c5f37349f934f659477940_1300554386.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MullerCanada halt in sich: 1. Neu-Britannien / Estoci-Landoder Terra de Labrador und de Cortreal. 2. Die Provinz Saguenay. 3. Die Provinz Canada. 4. Accadia. 5. Neu-Engelland. 6. Neu-Niederland / oder Neu-York. 7. New-Schweden. 8. Verschiedene Voelcker. Und denn 9. Lovisiana.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 151x72 (mm), 5.94x2.83 (Inches); Scarce miniature 17th century map of Canada published in Kurtze-bundige abbild-und vorftellung de gantzenwelt.M7505Germany: (c. 1692)
USD875.0Maps United States East; Maps Canada East; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay;c. 1692nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7505&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300561697.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guillaume DubufeMusique ProfanePhotogravure with etched decorative margins, Image Size : 720x535 (mm), 28.375x21 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 775x585 (mm), 30.5x23 (Inches), Hand Colored, ExcellentP1709Paris: Boussod Valadon & Co(1888)
USD1400.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1709&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c831ee824bf9bce179aac3719d5f515d_1279827988.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rev. Bowen P. SquireFur Traders, Hudson's Bay CompanyAcrylic on board, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 406x509 (mm), 15.98x20.04 (Inches), Acrylic, Very GoodP2775Ontario: (1964)
USD575.0Views Canada Ontario Others;1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2775&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300544265.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SaltA View Near the Roode Sand Pass at the Cape of Good HopeAquatint, Image Size : 457x595 (mm), 17.99x23.43 (Inches), Platemark Size : 480x647 (mm), 18.90x25.47 (Inches), Paper Size : 495x675 (mm), 19.49x26.57 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very good condition.; A superb panoramic scene in South Africa with beautiful original hand-colouring from the early 19th century by Henry Salt and I. Bluck.P2777London: William Miller Albemarle(c. 1809)
USD1500.0Views Africa South;c. 1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2777&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300545836.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Th. FischerPapua New GuineaLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 740x578 (mm), 29.13x22.76 (Inches), Hand Colored, Minor chipping to margins, three short tears with expert repairs in margins, generally in very good condition.P2780Germany: (c. 1850)
USD1250.0Views Pacific Others;c. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2780&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300550151.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. DanceCaptain James CookCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 175x110 (mm), 6.89x4.33 (Inches), Paper Size : 208x131 (mm), 8.19x5.16 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2781Dublin: (c. 1784)
USD375.0Portraits Naval & Military;Views Pacific Australia;c. 1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2781&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300564189.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John WebberCook's Voyages / A View of Karakakooa in Owhyhee.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 85x125 (mm), 3.35x4.92 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 87x157 (mm), 3.43x6.18 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This bay, known today as Kealakekua Bay, was the site of Cook's death for attempting to kidnap the King of Hawaii.P2782London: R. Morison & Son(c. 1785)
USD375.0Views Pacific Others;Views United States West;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2782&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_564fb3dcb9e276196b72520332d254f9_1300564580.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ibrahim Haqqi Erzrumi Efendi, author Khalil al-Kamali Ali-ibn-Osman, scribeMaarifat Nameh [Ma rifat Namih; Marifatnama], The Book of Knowledge and SkillsContemporary full calf, expertly rebacked with six compartments of raised bands and gilt motifs, gilt red title label on two, all edges speckled red. , Occasional smudging of ink, minor offsetting on pages facing illustrations, leaves 7-11 with minor waterstains in the upper corner margins, leaves 12-18 expertly reinforced in the upper margin, with heavy loss to text in upper half of leaves 14v and 15r-v. Text appears to be lost on 378r (faint traces of text still remain). Leaves 343v-350v with dark pink stain in centre of text toward gutter (no loss), likewise on 443v-463v. Leaves 448-454 have had their margins reinforced. Leaves numbered 449 and 450 must be switched, as well as 453 and 454. Altogether a very good copy considering the uniqueness of the work and the fine detail of the illustrations., Small folio, Foliation. 2 ff., 474 ff., 2 ff. , (Although Arabic texts are written right-to-left, the foliation has been marked in pencil in Western numerals from left-to-right, which we will use in our description.)<br><br>The manuscript was copied in Ottoman Turkish (Arabic Turkish) on thin, polished, cream-coloured paper. The title leaf has a green, blue, gold and red headpiece and its text is within double green borders, and a white flower decorates the margin. The last twelve pages (1-6) present an index with red lines and black script. The text is in fine naskh script with black and red inks within a red double-lined border, 31 lines of text within a written area of 232 x 112 mm, occasional red underlining, sections usually demarcated by a single word of red text on a line with a red border on either side. The fourth page (474v) has a green watercoloured border and green roundels in the text, and a six-pointed star in the left margin, coloured in red and green. There are 11 full-page colour illustrations of scientific diagrams (such as world maps and moon positions), 8 full-page coloured tables and 5 coloured half-page illustrations, as well as a round, black and red ink chart on leaf 448v. <br>The manuscript was copied in Arabic on thin, polished, cream-coloured paper. The title leaf has a green, blue, gold and red headpiece and its text is within double green borders, and a white flower decorates the margin. The last twelve pages (1-6) present an index with red lines and black script. The text is in fine naskh script with black and red inks within a red double-lined border, 31 lines of text within a written area of 232 x 112 mm, occasional red underlining, sections usually demarcated by a single word of red text on a line with a red border on either side. The fourth page (474v) has a green watercoloured border and green roundels in the text, and a six-pointed star in the left margin, coloured in red and green. There are 11 full-page colour illustrations of scientific diagrams (such as globes and moon positions), 8 full-page coloured tables and 5 coloured half-page illustrations, as well as a round, black and red ink chart on leaf 448v.; Ibrahim Haqqi Erzurumi Efendi (1703-1780) is considered an outstanding figure of 18th century Ottoman Turkey. He approached the domains of both religion and science as a means of approaching God, stemming from his immense knowledge of the Sufi branch of Islam as well as his studies in Western sciences. The Ma’rifat Namih is considered to be his greatest work (spelled variously as Marifatnama, Ma’rifatname, and Maarifat Nameh, with English translations of the title varying between “The Book of Knowledge and Skills” and “The Book of Gnossis”). It touches upon several subjects, such as theology, morality, mathematics, astronomy and medicine. It has been argued that Ibrahim Efendi was the first Muslim scholar to advocate post-Copernican astronomy, as depicted in the colourful world maps transcribed in this book and the proofs he offers in support of the concept. , Gulen, F. “Key Concepts in the Practice of Sufism,” p. 106, n. 69; Virk, Z. “Science and Technology in Ottoman Sultanate.”B3515Ottoman Empire: (Written and transcribed: c. 1757 (1170 AH).)
USD22000.0Book Religious Islam; Book Manuscript General; Book Science & Technology; Book Astronomy; Book Near East Turkey;Written and transcribed: c. 1757 (1170 AH).nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3515&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_1_0c465e54105f8c6edee71ceefdf778a5_1280936279.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir W. E. Logan; J.W. Dawson; James Robb; J.B. JukesGeological Map of Ontario derived from the results of the Canadian Geological Survey...Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 418x630 (mm), 16.46x24.80 (Inches); Intriguing early map of Ontario depicting various geological zones. Initially published in 1866 by Sir Logan and later updated.M7507Toronto: (1878)
USD375.0Maps Geological;Maps Canada Ontario;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7507&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7439f98e5cf9137423a527bb9077014e_1301074750.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. VivienCarte de la partie septentrionale du Nouveau Monde; ou sont Comprises les Possessions Anglaises de l'Amerique du NordOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 265x454 (mm), 10.43x17.87 (Inches); Charming map of early 19th century Canada; of special interest is the boundaries of Western State of Washington which is pushed up into present day Canada and smaller version of British Columbia is called Nouvel Hanover.M7509Paris: Giraldon-Bovinet(1825)
USD375.0Maps Canada;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7509&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7439f98e5cf9137423a527bb9077014e_1301075830.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry PoppleThe Harbour of Placentia.Hand Colored, Very Good; backed with acid free paper for long term preservation, Size : 85x153 (mm), 3.35x6.02 (Inches)M7510London: (c.1741)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;c.1741nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7510&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7439f98e5cf9137423a527bb9077014e_1301076136.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CassiniGli Stati Uniti Dell' America Delineati sulle ultime Offervazioni Sesto Foglio che comprende Parte Della Carolina Ed Inoltre L, Isola di Terra Nuova Colle Altre Isole del Golfo di S. Lorenzo.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 360x492 (mm), 14.17x19.37 (Inches)M7511Rome: (1797)
USD750.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;Maps United States East South Carolina;Maps West Indies Bahamas;1797nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7511&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7439f98e5cf9137423a527bb9077014e_1301077558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. H. DufourPlan Topographique de la Ville de Paris, et d'une Partie de sa Banlieue jusqu'au Mur d'EnceinteHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 900x1140 (mm), 35.43x44.88 (Inches); A large-scale detailed wall map of Paris depicting the city and environs.M7512Paris: Lallemand(n.d. c. 1840)
USD1500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe France Paris; Maps Wall Maps;n.d. c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7512&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e25380f718bc6594282ebf1f19272fec_1301162405.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Adrien Hubert BrueCarte Encyprotype de l'Amerique Septentrionale, Dediee et presentee a Monsieur, Par M. Brue, Ingenieur Geographe de S. A. Royale.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 1130x1450 (mm), 44.49x57.09 (Inches); A fine example of this large-scale important early 19th-century wall map of North America. First state of two. In the west cartographically, Brue used the information from and gave credit to Vancouver, Humboldt, Arrowsmith, Pike, Lafora and Lewis & Clark. Zebulon Pike's 'Grand Pic' is shown.M7513Paris: Desray & J. Goujon(c. 1815)
USD8750.0Maps North America; Maps Central America; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps Wall Maps;c. 1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e25380f718bc6594282ebf1f19272fec_1301162884.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Stephanoff; Augs. PuginThe King seated in St. Edward's Chair, Crowned by the Archbishop of Canterbury.Aquatint, Image Size : 361x477 (mm), 14.21x18.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 406x562 (mm), 15.98x22.13 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Stunning aquatint depicting the Coronation of George IV with superb hand colouring at Westminster Abbey, on 19 July 1821.P2783London: (1821)
USD1250.0Portraits Royalties;1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2783&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7439f98e5cf9137423a527bb9077014e_1301071811.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VauthierCiceronCopper Engraving, Image Size : 308x220 (mm), 12.13x8.66 (Inches), Platemark Size : 377x265 (mm), 14.84x10.43 (Inches), Paper Size : 395x280 (mm), 15.55x11.02 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Ciceron was a Roman philosopher, statesman, lawyer, political theorist, and Roman constitutionalists.P2789Paris: (c.1810)
USD275.0Portraits Political;Portraits Literary;c.1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Views Asia Iran;c.1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2794&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e25380f718bc6594282ebf1f19272fec_1301170013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Marcellus Laroon; Pierce TempestThe Cryes of the City of London Drawne after the Life. / Les Cris de la Ville de Londres Dessignez après La Nature. / L’Arti Comuni che vanno di Londra Fatte dal Naturale. P. Tempest execudit.Contemporary full speckled calf tastefully rebacked in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands, gilt floral motifs in each compartment, gilt red and green morocco labels on two and four respectively, endpapers marbled. , A few minor stains and some blemishes, margins of two plates restored, three large tears extending into image restored, 37 insignificant tears to plate margins, most of which have been repaired, and the “Famous Dutch Woman” plate has been torn straight across with a very minor portion of the woman’s leg redrawn in ink; otherwise a very good copy, plates are generally clean and crisp., 4to. , P. (2), engr. title, 37 plates, engr. title, 36 plates, (2)., With 73 (of 74) copper engraved plates, including two engraved title pages, all depicting generally lower classes of late-17th century London. , Volume : Two volumes in one.; Titles and captions in English, French and Italian.<br>This is the rare first edition, with much finer impressions than are found in the second and later editions.<br>Marcellus Laroon (1653-1702) was a painter and engraver from the Netherlands who moved to London where he “became well known for small portraits and conversation pieces…. He also painted numerous small pictures of humourous or free subjects”. Laroon was best known for his series of drawings, “The Cryes of London,” later engraved and published by Pierce Tempest (DNB XI:595). Tempest (1653-1717) established himself as a book and printseller in the Strand in London around 1680. “He is best known by the celebrated ‘Cryes of the City of London,’ which he published in 1711, a series of seventy-four portraits … of itinerant dealers and other remarkable characters who at that time frequented the streets of the metropolis.” (DNB XIX:494)<br>Brunet indicates that the first edition of 1711 lacked Henry Overton’s imprint as well as individual plate numbers; however, it has been said that Brunet misunderstood the publication sequence.<br><br>Total: 2 title pages and 71 other engraved plates<br><br>First Title Page<br><br>1. A Sow Gelder<br>2. London Curtezan<br>3. Madam Creswell<br>4. Chimney Sweep<br>5. Maids any Cunny Skinns<br>6. Ha Ha Ha Poor Jack<br>7. Buy a Fork or a Fire Shovel<br>8. Small Coale<br>9. Buy my Dish of great Eeles<br>10. Litty White Vinagar 3 pence a quart<br>11. Fair Lemons & Oranges<br>12. Knives or Cifers to Grinde<br>13. Buy my fine singing Glasses<br>14. The merry Milk Maid<br>15. Old Chaires to mend<br>16. Buy any Wax or Waters<br>17. Any work for John Cooper<br>18. Six pence a pound fair Cherryes<br>19. Fine Writeing Inke<br>20. Hott Bak`d Wardens Hott<br>21. Buy a fine Singing Bird<br>22. Cotty Motty Puffe<br>23. The famous Dutch Woman<br>24. Mountabanck<br>25. Buy my 4 Roped of hard Onyons<br>26. Any Card Matches or Savealls<br>27. A Bed Matt or a Door Matt<br>28. 4 Paire for a Shilling Holland Socks<br>29. Buy a White Line, a Jack Line, or a Cloathes Line<br>30. Buy a new Almanack<br>31. Buy my Flounders<br>32. Delicate Cowcumbers to pickle<br>33. Old Cloaks Suits or Coats<br>34. Londons Gazette here<br>35. Any Bakeing Peares<br>36. New River Water<br><br>Second Title Page<br><br>37. Four for Six pence Mackell<br>38. Twelve Pence a Peck Oysters<br>39. Old Satten Old Jaffety or Velvet<br>40. Knives Combs or Inkhornes<br>41. Buy a fine Table Basket<br>42. Old Shooes for Some Broomes<br>43. Ripe Speragas<br>44. Buy my fat Chickens<br>45. Long Threed Laces Long & Strong<br>46. Troope every one one<br>47. Ripe Strawverryes<br>48. The Famous Dutch Woman <br>49. A Merry new Song<br>50. Merry Andrew on the Stage <br>51. Oh Rare Shoe<br>52. Crab Crab any Crab<br>53. Pretty Maids Pretty Pinns Pretty Women<br>54. Any Kitchin Stuffe have you maids<br>55. Josephus Ctericus<br>56. CLARK the English Posture Master<br>57. Maid buy a Mapp<br>58. A Nonconformist Minister<br>59. Frater Mendicans<br>60. Remember the Poor Prisoners<br>61. The London Begger<br>62. The merry Fidler<br>63. Merry Andrew <br>64. The Spanish Don<br>65. John the Quaker<br>66. The London Quaker<br>67. Oliver C: Porter<br>68. The Squire of Alsatia<br>69. Buy my Dutch Biskets<br>70. A Brafs Pott or an Iron Pott to mend<br>71. Buy a Rabbet a Rabbet<br>, Brunet III:882; DNB XI:595 & XIX:494; Colas 1793; Vinet 2188.B3581London: no imprint(c. 1711)
USD10000.0Book Plate Books General; Book Caricatures; Book Europe England London;c. 1711nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3581&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_bd08d5fb558e70638063a1d023e029a6_1349816340.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antoine-Joseph Dezallier D ArgenvilleL Histoire naturelle eclaircie dans deux de ses parties principales, la lithologie et la conchyliologie, dont l une traite des pierres et l autre des coquillages, ouvrage dans lequel on trouve une Nouvelle method & une notice critique des principaux Auteurs qui ont écrit sur ces matières. / Enrichi de Figures dessinées d après Nature. / Par M *** de la Société Royale des Sciences de Montpellier.Contemporary full calf, expertly rebacked preserving original spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, recent gilt red morocco title label on two, board edges gilt-tooled, edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , Very good, plates and text are clean and crisp., Folio. , P. 492 pages. [a4, A4-3Q4]., Title in red and black inks. Complete with 33 engraved plates, as well as engraved chapter headpieces.; Alphabetical Table in Latin and French. With an extensive index, corrections and additions.<br>The author also edited more than 600 entries in the Encyclopédie of Diderot and d Alembert, and wrote a treatise on architecture, La Théorie et la Pratique du Jardinage. His interest in conchology, a term he conceived, was a curiosity until it became a science under the Linnaean system of classification. <br>, Brunet II:422.B3661Paris: De Bure l Aîné(c. 1742.)
USD3750.0Book Natural History General;c. 1742.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3661&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_965729f01efecb8a478f354700e31285_1332708622.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giacomo Lauro; Giovanni AltoSplendore dell Antica e Moderna Roma nel Quale si Rappresentano Tutti i principali Tempii, Teatri, Anfiteatri, Cerchi, Naumachie, Archi Trionfali, Obelischi, Palagii, Terme, Curie, Basiliche, Fatti della Re, Consoli, Dittatori, & Imperadori Romani dignita civili, e militari, ordine de’ trionfi, nomi di tutti i trionfanti, sacrificio militare, colonna Traiana, colonna Antonina, colonna milliaria, colonna rostrata, & colonna bellica, con li piu segnalati giardini de gli antichi, e moderni Romani, & alter cose notabili, con fatti, & imprese di quelli, da’quali sono stati eretti, e dedicati : et in questa ultima impressione abbellito di molti disegni antichi, e moderni, & aggiuntoui le descrittioni delle figure cauate dall’antichi medaglie de gl’imperadori, in quattro lingiaggi Latino, Italiano, Tedesco, e Francese, per utilita commune.Contemporary full marbled calf, tastefully rebacked in six compartments of raised blind bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on two and six, all edges marbled. , Plates 32 & 48 with 2-inch tear extending into plate from lower margin, with no loss to text or image, otherwise a very good copy in attractive period binding., Oblong Folio. , Foliation. 1 ff., to the reader, apostrophe to the city of Rome, title, portrait plate, plates 1-3, unnumerated plate, 4-7, text 3 ff., 8-11, text 2 ff., 12-126, text 3 ff., 127-156, 3 unnumerated plates, 157-166, 1 ff., With 171 plates (misnumbered as 166), including five extra plates by Lauro., Volume : 4 Parts in 1 Volume.; Text is in Latin, Italian, German and French.<br>Giacomo Lauro was an Italian painter, engraver, printer and antiquarian, of the late Renaissance period, active mainly in his native Venice and Treviso. He was a follower of Paolo Veronese. He published his famous “Antiquae urbis splendor” in four parts (1612, 1613, 1615, 1628). Giovanni Alto (a Swiss antiquarian who served in Rome as a papal guard) edited and had this edition published in 1641, translating it from its original Latin into Italian, German, and French. In volume four of “The Mark J. Millard Collection,” Pollak notes that the <br>editor “claims to have expanded Lauro’s no longer available book and to have rearranged it to suit Northern readers…. The ‘Antiquae urbis splendor’ is distinguished from previous publications fashionable in sixteenth century Rome--which turned the city into a series of melancholy vedute ruins--by Lauro’s decision to illustrate reconstructions of the ruins of Rome…. The fourth part provides a gallery of pictures that show contemporary Rome dominated by ruins…. Lauro’s reconstruction of ancient Rome found a broad public…. Its persuasiveness was based in rhetorically conveying the richness of Rome and its architectural heritage” (200).<br>, Millard IV:200; Rossetti, Rome 6081; Boronni 7795.12; Brunet III:881; Olschki Choix XI:17386; BMC XIV:972.552; Kistner 823; Graesse IV:123.B3689Rome: Andrea Fei(1641)
USD6500.0Book Antiquities General; Book Europe Italy; Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Plate Books General;1641nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3689&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis Marie Lante; George-Jaques Gatine (engraver)Galerie francaise de femmes celebres par leurs talens, leur rang ou leur beaute. Portraits en pied, dessinés par M. Lanté, la plupart des originaux inédits, graves par M. Gatine, et coloriés avec soin; avec des notices biographiques et des remarques sur les habillements; ouvrage édité par M. de la Mésangère.Original ¼ morocco with matching brown marble boards, flat spine in five compartments, gilt lettering on two. , Very good, plates are clean and crisp with vibrant colours., 4to. , P. 2 ff., title, 70 plates and descriptive text leaves, contents, 2 ff., Complete with 70 fine original hand-coloured copper-engraved plates of costumes of European noblewomen from the 12th to the 18th centuries. Each plate is accompanied with text.; Text in French.<br>Both the painter Louis-Marie Lanté and engraver George-Jaques Gatine are considered to be important costume artists of the early 19th-century.<br>, Hiler 526.B3694Paris: Le Roi, Libraire(c. 1841.)
USD3750.0Book Costumes; Book Europe General; Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1841.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3694&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8263b4caaa5bb0499969d62235074439_1303594877.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nolin; PiranesiLa Topografia Di Roma Digiobattanoli Dalla Maggiore in Questaminor TauolaBlack & White, Very good, folding map dissected and mounted on original canvas, Size : 470x700 (mm), 18.5x27.56 (Inches); Spectacular map of Rome by Nolin and Piranesi. This is the smaller size of the larger version that they did earlier on.<br>The Key, at sides, lists 173 sites and structures, with engraved views of Rome at bottom.M3911Rome: (1773)
USD2750.0Maps City Maps;Maps Europe Italy Rome;1773nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3911&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7b0e3d21eab19677e57b0623abee6b15_1303157519.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hubert Jaillot; SansonLa Sicile divisee en ses trois Provinces ou Valees scavoir Valle di Demona, Valle di Noto, et Valle di Mazara. Tiree des Meilleurs Autheurs, et sur les Memoires les plus Nouveaux. Par le Sr. Sanson. Presentee a Monseigneur le Dauphin Par son tres humble, tres fidele, et tres Obeissant Serviteur, Hubert Jaillot.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good., Size : 418x530 (mm), 16.46x20.87 (Inches); Title cartouche in upper left features Sicilian coat of arms, winged angels and merpeople, while the scale in the lower left is held on each side by allegorical figures of labour and harvest. Mount Etna is represented pictorially.M7516Paris: Hubert Jaillot(c. 1692)
USD1750.0Maps Mediterranean Sicily;c. 1692nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7516&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_71d68ec9421b8d363c6d53aced573595_1301775114.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. B. TardieuCarte Generale du Theatre de la Guerre dans les Etats-Unis de l'Amerique avec une Carte du Mexique pour suivre les Operations Militaires.Original Hand Coloring, Two marginal tears repaired professionally, otherwise Very Good; laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation., Size : 509x662 (mm), 20.04x26.06 (Inches); A superb map of the Mexican-American War era and of the entire West. To the very north, the boundaries of the United States extend well into future British Columbia, and within the current states of Washington and Oregon is carved the territory of Columbia. California, Arizona and Nevada are together and California's central valley is highlighted for its gold deposits.<br><br>Five inset maps depict Mexico, and the cities of Washington, Boston, Philadelphia and New York.M7518Paris: A. Bes & F. Dubreuil Fils(c. 1848)
USD2750.0Maps United States;c. 1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7518&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_71d68ec9421b8d363c6d53aced573595_1301778022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaillot; SansonRoyaume d'Irlande divise en ses Provinces, subdivise en Shireries ou Comtes; Dressee sur les plus Nouveaux Memoirs par le Sr Sanson Geographe du Roy, Presente a Monseigneur le Dauphin, Par son tres Humble, tres Obeissant et tres Fidele Serviteur H. Jaillot. / Le Royaume d'Irlande divise en ses Quatre Provinces, qui sont la Lagenie, l'Utonie, Connacie et Momonie.Hand Colored in Outline with some recent enhancements, Very Good; left margin shaved closely., Size : 915x625 (mm), 36.02x24.61 (Inches); A superb large-scale and decorative map of Ireland. The title cartouche in the upper left is decorated with several flags and arms, as well as the Irish royal shield and two allegorical figures. In the lower right sits a scale and an inset map of the British Isles.M7519Paris: H. Jaillot(c. 1693)
USD2750.0Maps Europe Ireland;c. 1693nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_71d68ec9421b8d363c6d53aced573595_1301778442.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry SaltView in AbyssiniaAquatint, Image Size : 404x515 (mm), 15.91x20.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 456x559 (mm), 17.95x22.01 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2756London: (c.1809)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2756&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4f98a0b617d8cb450c2baef922a4093c_1298566523.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henri MeyerVue Generale de l'Exposition Internationale de Chicago / Le Journal Illustre / Le numero 15 centimesWood Engraving, Image Size : 482x715 (mm), 18.98x28.15 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 538x753 (mm), 21.18x29.65 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation.; A beautiful panorama of the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, with the city in the background.P2797Paris: Le Journal Illustre(1893)
USD1500.0Views United States Midwest;1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2797&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_71d68ec9421b8d363c6d53aced573595_1301776832.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. MacDonaldIllustrated Atlas of the County of Victoria bound with Illustrated Atlas of Dominion of Canada containing authentic and complete Maps of all the Provinces the North-West Territories and the Island of NewFoundland from the latest official surveys and plans, by permission of the general and provincial governments, together with a general descriptive history, & c. Also maps of Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America, United States, Oceanica, The World, & c., & c. and local maps prepared under the direction of D. MacDonald and the Atlas of Victoria County.¼ morocco with cloth boards, front board with embossed title. , Worn, interior very good., Folio; Engraved and lithographed by Rolph, Smith & Co.<br>The list of maps in this atlas: <br>The World in Hemispheres; The Parliament Building Parliament Square Ottawa; Chart of the World on Mercators projection; Europe; Asia; Africa; Oceania; South America; North America; Map of the United States of America; Map of NewFoundland; Chart of the World showing the relative positions Dominion of Canada and the other British possessions; Rail Road map of the Dominion of Canada; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Ontario; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada districts of Algoma, Parry Sound also parts of Nipissing district and Renfrew Co.; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Quebec also Magdalen Islands; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of New Brunswick; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of New Brunswick; New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Nova Scotia; <br>New Atlas of the Dominion of Canada counties of Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island; Map of Manitoba and the North West Territory; Map of British Columbia; Map of part of the North West Territory; Map showing the electoral divisions of the Dominion of Canada sheet no.2; Map showing the electoral divisions of the Dominion of Canada sheet no.1; Geological Map of Canada and NewFoundland sheet no.3; Geological Map of Canada and NewFoundland sheet no.2; Geological map of NewFoundland; Map of Ops Township/ Map of Emily Township; Map of the County of Victoria; Mariposa/ Eldon; Fenelon/ Verulam; Somerville/ Dalton; Bexley/ Digby; Carden/ Longford/ Laxton.<br><br><br>Maps prepared under the direction of D. MacDonald<br><br>The maps depict various lot and street plans, Town layouts, period advertising and charming sketches of historical and farm residences.<br><br>B3696Toronto: H. Belden & Co.(1881)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3696&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Anton Reichsritter von GeusauGeschichte der Romischen Kaiser mit ihren Bildnissen. Verssast von Anton Reichsritter von Geusau. Gestochen und herausgegeben von Quirin Mark.Late 19th-century full calf with gilt arabesque floral centerpiece within a triple gilt-lined border, spine in five compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and gilt swords motif, gilt crimson morocco labels on two and four, gilt text on six, board edges and inner dentelles gilt-tooled, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , A fine copy, bound in 19th-century full gilt decorative calf, plates are clean and crisp., 4to., Foliation. 2 ff., title leaf, 1-30, title leaf, 31-62, title leaf, 63-84, 86-139, 142, 146-147, 153, 155-156, 158, 160-162, 164, 169, 2 ff., With 153 copper-engraved plates, including three title leaves and 150 plates of Roman and European emperors from Julius Caesar to Holy Roman Emperor Otto IV., Volume : Three parts in one.; There are gaps in the numeration of the plates that are acknowledged on the subsequent plate (for instance, plate 142 bears the engraved caption: “Vacant 140, 141. No. 142”).B3698Vienna: Quirin Mark(c. 1804-6.)
USD1500.0Book Plate Books General; Book Royalty;c. 1804-6.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3698&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322245679.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.W. MathersThe Far North / Photos by C. W. MathersOriginal publisher’s paper boards with photographic plate and title on upper board, flat spine, bound with string., Covers with minor shelfwear, otherwise in very good condition., 1902, P. 27 plates., With 28 black and white photographic plates taken and prepared by C. W. Mathers, including the title and 27 plates mounted on publisher’s heavy paper. He presents Inuit families and children, as well as buildings, natural landmarks, and Native methods of travel.; Mathers's path follows Native trade routes through what are now the Northwest Territories and Alberta: from Fort McPherson near the Arctic Ocean, to Fort Good Hope on the Mackenzie River, to Fort Resolution on Great Slave Lake, to Fort Smith on the Slave River at the boundary between the present-day Northwest Territories and Alberta, to Fort Chipewyan on Lake Athabasca in Alberta, and finishes along the 87-mile rapids between Fort McMurray and Grand Rapids on the Athabasca River.B3699Edmonton: Canadian Department of Agriculture(1902)
USD200.0Book Photographic Album; Book Arctic & Antarctic General; Book Americas Indians;1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3699&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ChamSouvenirs de Garnison et des plaisirs attachés à la chose par Cham.Original publisher’s engraved paper wrappers with contemporary ½ cream cloth, flat spine. , Covers slightly worn, otherwise a fine copy of this illustrated series of hand-coloured caricatures depicting life during the French Restoration., Small oblong folio. , Foliation. 1 ff., 1-30, advertisements (8 ff.), 1 ff., With 30 original hand-coloured lithographic caricatures by Cham.B3700Paris: Aubert & Cie.(n.d. (c. 1840).)
USD2500.0Book Caricatures; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Europe France;n.d. (c. 1840).nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3700&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_42d2b7902c55cf2a4eb71872098fc64a_1305050954.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward GibbonThe History of the Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward GibbonContemporary full blind-lined crimson morocco, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt motifs, gilt text on two, top edge gilt, map as endpapers., A fine set in attractive gilt calf binding., 12mo. , P. 495; 597; 572; 602; 582; 568; 505., Volume : Seven volumes.; Each volume contains publisher’s advertising in final leaves.B3709London, New York & Toronto: Henry Frowde (Oxford UP)(1907.)
USD125.0Book History General; Book Bindings, Sets;1907.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3709&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel Friedrich LauterbachPohlnische Chronicke, oder historische Nachricht von dem Leben und Thalen aller Hertzoge und Koenige in PohlenContemporary full speckled calf with single blind-lined borders and gilt initials and date on upper board, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt red morocco label on two, edges speckled red., Lower right corner of the title extended (not affecting the text), marginal tear from final leaf (not affecting the text), otherwise an attractive copy of this scarce work., Thick small 4to. , P. (2), blank, frontis, title, blank, introduction (20), 1-796, contents (3), index (21), (2)., Complete with one engraved portrait frontispiece of King Frederick Augustus, and 49 engraved portrait medallions pasted within text.; upper cover gilt-stamped: “F.G.Z.S.H.u.W. / 1747.”, Text in German.<br>The work is a history of Poland’s kings and queens from Lechus I in 550 to Augustus II elected in 1697, and is beautifully decorated with portrait medallions.B3712Frankfurt & Leipzig: George Marcus Knochen(c. 1727.)
USD3750.0Book Europe Poland & Lithuania; Book Europe Germany; Book Royalty;c. 1727.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3712&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_42d2b7902c55cf2a4eb71872098fc64a_1305050035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rudyard KiplingThe Writings in Prose and Verse of Rudyard Kipling. [27 Volumes (I-XIV, XVI-XXVIII) Including:] The Jungle Book and Kim.Original publisher’s black ½ morocco with light blue marble boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text in two and three, top edges gilt, edges uncut (occasionally unopened), endpapers marbled. , Lacks Part One of “From Sea to Sea” (Volume XV), otherwise a very fine set, text and plates are clean and crisp and bound in handsome period binding. , 8vo. , Each volume with a frontispiece, several illustrative plates throughout., Volume : 27 volumes (of 36).; The later volumes (vols XXVI, XXVII, & XXVIII) are published in purple and dark blue boards.<br>The “Outward Bound” edition was published in installments between 1897 until the end of Kipling’s life in 1936. The complete set eventually included 36 volumes; however, variations appeared in the printing over the years. Text published in two volumes in earlier printings was combined into single volumes to save money on the part of the publishers. The published letters of Rudyard Kipling (2004) indicate that Kipling often disapproved of the cost-saving measures of Scribner’s, preferring that later printings kept the same numeration of the volumes as the earlier ones. <br>B3715New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons(1909, 1911, 1917, 1919, 1920.)
USD3500.0Book Literature English; Book Bindings, Sets;1909, 1911, 1917, 1919, 1920.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3715&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Sternhold; John HopkinsThe Book of Common Prayer. [BOUND WITH:] A Companion to the Altar. [BOUND WITH:] The Whole Book of Psalms Collected into English Metre by Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins, and Others.Contemporary full calf with gilt-tooled and blind-lined border around a central blind-tooled and impressed lozenge motif, spine in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands and impressed floral motifs, impressed text on two and four, board edges and inner dentelles gilt-tooled, all edges gilt with floral tooling, endpapers marbled. , Margins closely trimmed, otherwise a very good copy in attractive period binding., Small 8vo. , Foliation. 3 ff., frontis, A8-Bb8; A4, B8-H8, 2 ff., With 53 contemporary hand-coloured plates of saints, the history of the New Testament, the Gunpowder Plot, the Martyrdom of Charles I and the Glorious Return of Charles II.; Plate number “45” mislabeled as “4B” and placed between “4” and “5”.B3716Oxford & London: Oxford UP(c. 1712-1715.)
USD2500.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Religious Christianity Bibles General;c. 1712-1715.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3716&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_42d2b7902c55cf2a4eb71872098fc64a_1305052246.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CaryA New Map of Poland, and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania shewing their dismemberments and divisions between Austria, Russia and Prussia in 1772, 1793 & 1795 from the latest authorities.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 490x548 (mm), 19.29x21.57 (Inches)M7520London: (c.1799)
USD675.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c.1799nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304533653.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carver, Captain; Samuel DunnA Map of the British Empire in North America.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 480x315 (mm), 18.90x12.40 (Inches); Important map of the American Revolution published circa 1776, the map depicts the original 13 States of the Union together with the British Empire in North America showing the Hudsons Bay Company's territories: New South Wales, New North Wales, Prince Williams Land, with the Arctic Lands down to the London Coast in Greenland & New Britain or Labrador.M7524London: R. Sayer, J. Bennett(c.1776)
USD2500.0Maps North America;c.1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7524&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304534993.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Don Florez;Cape Finisterre to Vigo BayBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 630x477 (mm), 24.80x18.78 (Inches)M7525London: J.&C. Walker(c.1871)
USD375.0Maps Europe Spain;c.1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7525&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304535470.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Canadian Pacific RailwayChart of the Coast of British Columbia North of Latitude 51 chiefly from Capt. Vancouver's surveys in 1792 and 1793.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 489x624 (mm), 19.25x24.57 (Inches); The map is based on Capt. Vancouver's survey 100 years earlier and improved with the latest survey by Canadian Pacific Railway.M7526Montreal: The Desbarats Litho & Publish Co.,(c.1874)
USD375.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;c.1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7526&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304535895.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ed. CaveA General Map of Eastern and Western Tatary, commonly call'd Tartary, drawn from the particular maps of Jesuit Missionaries...Hand Colored in Outline, Good;age toned, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation with some skillful restorations, Size : 384x542 (mm), 15.12x21.34 (Inches); Important early map of Korea and China appears in some English translations of P. Du Halde of the History of China.M7527London: E. Bowen(c.1747)
USD1500.0Maps Asia Far East Korea;Maps Asia Far East China;c.1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff8152b58ad6f66c2df616c6e4b7a1b8_1304536264.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. JalierGet a Jet Start Round South America via Panagra and Pan American.Photogravure, Image Size : 1005x675 (mm), 39.57x26.57 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good, laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservationP2806USA: (c.1965)
USD1000.0Posters;c.1965nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2806&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6cde9620019845adc8f74124cb871ab1_1303487378.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. KenndeyPhysical Map of Vancouver Island B.C.Lithograph, Stone Ltd., , Image Size : 735x1215 (mm), 28.94x47.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good, laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation; Stunning large scale birds eye view/ map of Vancouver Island in beautiful vivid colours.P2808Victoria, BC; Seattle: Sturgess & Co.,(c.1930)
USD2750.0Posters;Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia;c.1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2808&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_6cde9620019845adc8f74124cb871ab1_1303488326.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. & G. CruikshankGoing to Hobby Fair.Etching, Image Size : 118x177 (mm), 4.65x6.97 (Inches), Platemark Size : 140x196 (mm), 5.51x7.72 (Inches), Paper Size : 277x440 (mm), 10.91x17.32 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2812London: Thomas McLean(c.1835)
USD275.0Sports Others;Caricatures;c.1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2812&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_86a588c03229c3f1fbd5f4b6101766c8_1304797077.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Franc. SwainVue de L'Attaque pres du Chateau de Lemnos, qui Capitula le 4.8 bre=1770.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 255x402 (mm), 10.04x15.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 295x433 (mm), 11.61x17.05 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP2813Paris: (c.1770)
USD375.0Naval British;c.1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2813&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_86a588c03229c3f1fbd5f4b6101766c8_1304798003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.T. DownmanSleigh Scene, Toronto Bay, Canada WestLithograph, Image Size : 530x770 (mm), 20.875x30.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 655x870 (mm), 25.75x34.25 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, few short tears on the margins; A rare and decorative winter scene of mid 19th Toronto life. A number of horse-drawn sleighs are on the ice in the foreground with the rich and affluent engaging in winter sports in the background. In the background along the shore are depicted docks and residential buildings. J.T. Downman, a topographical English artist, served as a lieutenant in the 83rd Regiment and dedicated the present print to his fellow officers. The original painting appears in the Sigmund Samuel Collection. <br><br>Refrences: Robertson I, 311; Sigmund Samuel Collection 300; Spendlove p.61; deVolpi plate 25P991London: Ackermann & Co.(1853)
USD12000.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7b0e3d21eab19677e57b0623abee6b15_1302966308.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas BlackwellAn Enquiry into the Life and Writings of Homer.Contemporary full blind-tooled calf with gilt-tooled border, expertly rebacked in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands and gilt-tooled motifs, gilt green morocco label on two, gilt text on six, board edges blind-tooled, edges speckled blue. , In very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp, printed on thick laid paper., Tall 8vo. , P. 335, index., With a profusion of in-text illustrative plates, as well as frontispiece portrait of Homer, engraved title, and folding map.B3719London: (c. 1735.)
USD875.0Book Antiquities General; Book Literature General;c. 1735.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3719&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_42d2b7902c55cf2a4eb71872098fc64a_1305052301.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert SeymourSketches by SeymourContemporary full calf with gilt-tooled border, spine in six densely-gilt compartments of raised gilt-lined bands and gilt feather-and-flower motifs, gilt green morocco label on two, board edges and inner dentelles gilt-tooled, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , Occasional mild browning to plates, sometimes heavy in margins, offsetting present, otherwise in very good condition in decorative period binding., 4to. , With 98 engraved caricature plates by Robert Seymour.; A series of caricature plates with an engraved title, mostly around the themes of hunting and London’s lower classes.B3721London: (c. 1840.)
USD1200.0Book Plate Books General; Book Caricatures;c. 1840.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3721&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_42d2b7902c55cf2a4eb71872098fc64a_1305052544.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nathaniel P. Willis; William H. Bartlett, illus.American Scenery; or, Land, Lake, and River / Illustrations of Transatlantic Nature. / From Drawings by W. H. Bartlett, Engraved in the First Style of the Art, by R. Wallis, J. Cousen, Willmore, Brandard, Adlard, Richardson, &c. / The Literary Department by N. P. Willis, Esq., Author of “Pencillings by the Way,” “Inklings of Adventure,” Etc.Contemporary full dark navy calf boards with gilt- and blind-tooled borders, flat spine in three compartments of Greek gilt-tooled bands and gilt spiral motifs, gilt text on two, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , A fine and handsome copy, bound in decorative original full gilt calf, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to. , P. Volume 1. (6), blank, frontis portrait, engr. title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, preface iii-iv, contents iii-iv [sic], 1-140, (6); Volume 2. (6), engr. title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, contents iii-iv, 1-103, (6)., Complete with 121 engraved plates, including a frontispiece portrait of Bartlett, two engraved titles, and an outline coloured map of the northeastern States. , Volume : Two Volumes.; William Henry Bartlett was a British artist, best known for his numerous steel engravings. In 1835, Bartlett first visited the United States in order to draw the buildings, towns and scenery of the northeastern states. The finely detailed steel engravings Bartlett produced were published uncolored with a text by Nathaniel Parker Willis as American Scenery; or Land, Lake, and River: Illustrations of Transatlantic Nature. American Scenery was published by George Virtue in London in 30 monthly installments from 1837 to 1839. Bound editions of the work were published from 1840 onward., Howes B-209; Sabin 3784; Abbey Travel 651.B3723London: George Virtue(c. 1840.)
USD3250.0Book Plate Books General; Book Americas U.S General;c. 1840.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3723&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_42d2b7902c55cf2a4eb71872098fc64a_1305052663.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward GibbonThe History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. / By Edward Gibbon, Esq. / A New Edition in Twelve Volumes.Contemporary vellum, flat spine, ink title written in period hand, edges speckled blue., Very good condition., 8vo. , P. Volume 1. lx, 456; Volume 2. xvi, 496; Volume 3. viii, 412; Volume 4. viii, 443; Volume 5. viii, 432; Volume 6. viii, 420; Volume 7. xii, viii, 424; Volume 8. viii, 375; Volume 9. xii, 502; Volume 10. xii, 385; Volume 11. xii, 460; Volume 12. (16), 432, index., With frontispiece portrait of Gibbon and a folding map of Constantinople’s vicinity. A map of the Roman Empire is lacking from volume 7., Volume : Twelve volumes.B3725London: T. Cadell, W. Davies, F., C., & J. Rivington, et al.(c. 1797-1813.)
USD500.0Book History General;c. 1797-1813.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3725&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345306087.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John James Audubon; George Dock Jr.The Audubon Folio: 30 Great Bird Paintings / Text by George Dock Jr.Original pictorial paper covers (atlas volume with additional clear protective covers), flat spine. , In excellent condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to and folio. , P. Text volume. 32 pp., Plates are loose in the folio volume (as issued). Complete with 30 colour plates., Volume : Two volumes (Text & PlatB3727New York: Harry N. Abrams(1964)
USD375.0Book Natural History Birds; Book Plate Books Colour;1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3727&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanssoniusSiciliae Veteris TypusHand Colored, Very good, Size : 385x490 (mm), 15.125x19.25 (Inches)M5800Amsterdam: (1633)
USD1400.0Maps Mediterranean Sicily;1633nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5800&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_63c4e4ef7857a198a2c75b316b8f0d20_1305644381.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bartholomew, J.G.Labrador from the most recent surveysPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 373x365 (mm), 14.69x14.37 (Inches)M7530Edinburgh: The Edinburgh Geographical Institute(c.1861)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay;c.1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7530&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dcf77395460aa863bda20cc2b1b2bd60_1305051567.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P. M. McGillMap of Fort Hill Monterey California reduced by scale from Lieut. Warner's field map made in 1847.Hand Colored, Very Good;backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 334x235 (mm), 13.15x9.25 (Inches); Important map depicting part of Mexican American War.M7532New York: Litho. Ackerman(c.1847)
USD375.0Maps Military;Maps United States West California;Maps Central America Mexico;c.1847nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7532&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dcf77395460aa863bda20cc2b1b2bd60_1305057396.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William NewtonLondon / Westminster and Southwark / As in the Olden Times Shewing the City and its Suburbs with the Churches, Monasteries, and all the important Buildings as then stood in the Reign of Henry VIII before the Reformation / Accompanied by an Historical and Topographical Memoir compiled from Ancient Documents, Records, & other authentic sources By William Newton, Author of the \"Display of Heraldry,\" &c.Original Hand Coloring, Very good, folding map laid down on contemporary canvas., Size : 1020x1370 (mm), 40.16x53.94 (Inches); This very decorative and large-scale mid-19th century map (engraved on copper by Thomas Sherralt) represents London at the time of Henry VIII (circa 1517), from Westminster Abbey to the Tower. A pink line represents the area destroyed by the Great Fire of 1666. A decorative border encases the map, illustrated by the royal coat of arms, important English shields, the names of important Englishmen and kings, and allegorical figures around the title cartouche. Two indexes sit in the upper corners, a compass rose and scale sit beneath the upper right index, and a dedicatory cartouche sits in the lower right. The map folds and is backed by dark navy cloth.<br><br>The map is accompanied by a historical text by William Newton, \"London in the Olden Time.\" It is in matching dark navy cloth, a small folio. Paginated x, 120 pp. The whole comes in a navy cloth case with the title gilt on the upper board. Unlike the map, the cloth case is scuffed and rubbed at the extremities, in good condition.M7534London: Bell & Daldy(1855)
USD4000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Europe United Kingdom England London;Maps Folding Maps;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7534&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ce32728a20acd5e720b8cd2ff1da653d_1305215779.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacob MonkNew Map of that Portion of North America, Exhibiting the United States and Territories, the Canadas, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Mexico, Also Central America, and the West India Islands. Compiled from the Most Recent Surveys, and Authentic Sources.Original Hand Coloring, Some minor discolourations, and some marginal chipping and staining not affecting the map, altogether a very good copy, laid down on original canvas as a scroll on two wooden rods. , Size : 1405x1500 (mm), 55.31x59.06 (Inches); Inset map of the world sits beneath the title in the lower left corner. It is centred on the Americas and charts the course of Wilkes' circumnavigation of the globe in the 1840s. To its right sits an index of counties and towns. Above the title on the left side are a legend and scale. On the right by the mid margin is a table of distances. The oceans are decorated with tall ships, and the whole map sits within a decorative floral border.<br><br>This map marks the dawn of the Manifest Destiny era of American history. Soon after the American victory of Mexico, large new states and territories were carved out from the newly acquired land. Here we see the newly formed California and Texas, along with the Oregon and Washington territories securing the country's claim to the Pacific coast. With California's gold rush getting into full swing, the map accentuates many details of that state's gold region. North-South tensions are revealed in the ambiguity of the central states and territories: Northern interests sought to create a massive Nebraska territory which would have included present-day Kansas; however, Southern lawmakers pressed Congress to make two separate territories., Wheat 794 (earlier edition); Rumsey 603.M7535Baltimore: Jacob Monk(1854)
USD3750.0Maps Central America; Maps North America; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps Wall Maps;1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7535&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ce32728a20acd5e720b8cd2ff1da653d_1305216807.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JoannesLumen Historiarum per Occidentem ex conatibusBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 385x485 (mm), 15.16x19.09 (Inches); Fine map that covers most of Europe, the western Mediterranean Sea and the adjacent African coast. Frans van Haren (more commonly called Haraeus) was a theologian, historian, globe maker and mapmaker from around 1615 to 1624. He prepared two maps centered on the Mediterranean Sea for Abraham Ortelius' classical atlas that described the world known to the ancients. This is Jansson's version of the western map from Georg Horn's classical atlas. It was engraved by Pieter van den Keere (Petrus Kaeius); publication: Accuratissima Orbis Antiqui Delineatio.M7536Antwerp: (1652)
USD750.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;Maps Africa North; Maps Europe Continent;1652nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7536&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c389ca37eb65f02bcea3212a3b05f22e_1305392763.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JoannesLumen Historiarum per Orientem illustrandis Biblys Sacris MartyrologioBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 385x480 (mm), 15.16x18.90 (Inches); With an inset map of the Holy Land.<br>Ancient map of Middle East, Ottoman Empire and the Holy Land.M7537Antwerp: (1652)
USD1000.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;1652nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7537&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c389ca37eb65f02bcea3212a3b05f22e_1305393302.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JoannesGallia Vetus ad iuly Caesaris commentariaBlack & White with some traces of original colouring , Very Good;, Size : 373x497 (mm), 14.69x19.57 (Inches)M7538Antwerp: (1652)
USD875.0Maps Europe France;1652nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7538&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c389ca37eb65f02bcea3212a3b05f22e_1305393663.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JaillotPour la Carte de la Moree (La Ville D'Athenes; Forteresse De Cerigo; S. Maura; Lepanthe; F.D'Asso;Forteresse De Volo; Forteresse De Zante; Negropont.)Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 498x360 (mm), 19.61x14.17 (Inches)M7539Paris: (c.1680)
USD2500.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7539&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c389ca37eb65f02bcea3212a3b05f22e_1305395336.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JaillotPour la Carte de la Moree. (Navarino; Plan De Zarnata; Modon; Passava; Coron; Malvasia; Chielafa; Napoli De Romanie.)Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 495x358 (mm), 19.49x14.09 (Inches)M7540Paris: (c.1680)
USD2500.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7540&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c389ca37eb65f02bcea3212a3b05f22e_1305395972.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. G. AitkenSoutherly Portion of Vancouver IslandPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Minor browning along old fold lines, otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation., Size : 675x1040 (mm), 26.57x40.94 (Inches)M7541British Columbia: British Columbia Department of Lands(1920)
USD1500.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7541&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f8ad486c7c6868279afa4e38446486fb_1305658256.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TobeJapanese World MapHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation; with minor repair to left and right margins., Size : 620x1095 (mm), 24.41x43.11 (Inches); Text in Japanese.<br>A large scale impressive and decorative mid 19th century World map. A very rare map, Southern Ontario is depicted as within the United States' Northern boundary.M7542Osaka: (c. 1860)
USD7500.0Maps World;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7542&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f8ad486c7c6868279afa4e38446486fb_1305658421.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Saul WilliamsBlack BirdsSilk Screen, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 375x490 (mm), 14.76x19.29 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Numbered 13/55.<br>Saul’s motivation for painting is to share knowledge and tradition with all peoples.<br>Saul’s vibrant paintings are held in the McMichael Gallery in Kleinberg and the Woodland Indian Cultural Education Centre in Brantford, Ontario; the Royal Ontario Museum, the New College in Toronto as well as many private collections in North America.<br>P2799Canada: (c.1975)
USD375.0Natural History Birds;Native Americans;c.1975nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2799&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a80e5344047be0dedb9a86e2ddbeb5dc_1302633756.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Norval MorrisseauRavens Speaking an Awareness of Middle PathSilk Screen, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 753x520 (mm), 29.65x20.47 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Numbered 33/56.<br>Norval Morrisseau is the most original and important artist, native or otherwise that Canada has produced. Norval was the first to paint the ancient myths and legends of the eastern woodlands, stories previously passed down by the oral tradition. He spent his youth in remote isolation in northern Ontario, near Thunderbay, where his artistic style developed without the usual influences of other artist's imagery. As the soul originator of his "Woodland" style he has become an inspiration to three generations of artists<br>Norval Morrisseau is not a man that is easily dissuaded by ancient taboos. He developed his style, adding striking color to his paintings and eventually took them south to Toronto where they were meet with rave reviews. His work now hangs in all of the most prestigious museums in Canada and around the world. He has received an honorary degree from the Royal Academy of Arts and is a member of The Order Of Canada, the highest civilian honor in Canada. In 1989 he was the only Canadian Painter to be invited to participate in the "Magicians Of The Earth" exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, France. He has had numerous solo shows across Canada and the US.<br>P2811Canada: (c.1970)
USD750.0Natural History Birds;Native Americans;c.1970nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2811&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_86a588c03229c3f1fbd5f4b6101766c8_1304796704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.S. MelvilleUnited Order of Free GardenersSteel Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 456x329 (mm), 17.95x12.95 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, backed with acid free paper for long term preservationP2816London: (c.1860)
USD575.0Natural History Fruits;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2816&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dcf77395460aa863bda20cc2b1b2bd60_1305053304.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theo.R. Davis; J.A. WilliamsNewport, Rhode Island.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 237x786 (mm), 9.33x30.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 278x823 (mm), 10.94x32.40 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, backed with acid free paper for long term preservationP2819New York: Harper(c.1873)
USD1250.0Views United States East;c.1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2819&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dcf77395460aa863bda20cc2b1b2bd60_1305056315.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. StanfieldThe Battle of Trafalgar.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 250x518 (mm), 9.84x20.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 298x558 (mm), 11.73x21.97 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, backed with acid free paper for long term preservationP2820New York: Harper(1874)
USD750.0Naval British;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2820&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dcf77395460aa863bda20cc2b1b2bd60_1305057023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. SulmanNew York from Bergen Hill : HobokenWood Engraving, Image Size : 500x1170 (mm), 19.69x46.06 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good, laid down on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation.; Depicts Manhattan from Battery Park to Central Park, as well as the foundations of the Brooklyn Bridge.P2822London: Illustrated London(c. 1876)
USD3750.0Views United States East;c. 1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2822&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f8ad486c7c6868279afa4e38446486fb_1305657736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert E. HollowayThrough Newfoundland with the CameraOriginal gilt green cloth boards with gilt title, author name and vignette to upper board, flat spine, endpapers with green floral designs. , Very good condition., Oblong 4to. , P. 154 pp., Profusely illustrated with black and white photographic plates of Newfoundland and a folding map.B3731London: Sach and Co.(1910.)
USD375.0Book Canada East Atlantic Provinces; Book Plate Books General;1910.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3731&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roger DuhamelSome Canadian Postage Stamps / Quelques Timbres-Poste CanadiensPublisher’s green cloth boards with gilt title and coat of arms on upper board, flat spine. , Excellent condition, the stamps are as new. , 4to. , P. 2 ff., title, foreword, 19 leaves with stamps (each with protective plastic guards), 1 ff., Complete with 22 4-stamp sets of the commemorative stamps issued in the early 1960s.; A fine collection of Canadian stamps. Descriptive letterpress in French and English accompanying each stamp.B3734Ottawa: Queen’s Printer and Controller of Stationery(1965.)
USD125.0Book Canada General;1965.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3734&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacobs & Rock; Rodney StokesMap of the City of San Diego and Vicinity CaliforniaHand Colored, folding map flattened and laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 790x508 (mm), 31.10x20.00 (Inches); The map depicts the roads and seaways of San Diego, and includes an inset map of the coast farther north, as well as an index of landmarks.<br>Rodney Stokes is a renowned map maker of San Diego.M7543San Diego: Jacobs & Rock(1906)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps United States West California;1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7543&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_23d8d088c0ccffc47e67a7f40c3ef09e_1305731755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The Map Company; 14 Leader Lane TorontoMap of Dufferin CountyPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Some expert repair in the lower left corner not affecting the map, minor brownspot in lower centre of image, otherwise very good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 825x510 (mm), 32.48x20.08 (Inches); A table of county statistics and a legend sit in the lower left.M7544Shelburne, ON: H. Bretz & Son(c.1890)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Dufferin;c.1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7544&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_23d8d088c0ccffc47e67a7f40c3ef09e_1305732253.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sanson; H. JaillotLa Moree Et les Isles de Zante, Cefalonie, Ste. Marie, Cerigo &c. Dresse sur les Memoires les Plus Nouveaux, Par le Sr. Sanson.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 565x845 (mm), 22.24x33.27 (Inches); The title cartouche in the lower left corner is encased in a floral wreath at the bottom of which sits a winged lion wielding a sword and standing at a pulpit. At the top of the wreath sits a coat of arms held by two winged putti. Encircling the wreath are little diagrams of various fortifications around Greece.M7546Paris: H. Jaillot(c. 1692)
USD2000.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1692nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_23d8d088c0ccffc47e67a7f40c3ef09e_1305734103.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Canadian Pacific RailwayMap from the Pacific Ocean across the Rocky Mountain Zone to accompany Report on the Exploratory Survey / Canadian Pacific RailwayHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 608x779 (mm), 23.94x30.67 (Inches); A very important and early working map of Alberta and British Columbia depicting existing and suggested railways.<br>There is a note written in period ink in the lower margin, in reference to a contemporary marking of newly suggested routes in black ink:<br><br>"Note -- The Surveys made since the publication of the Report & Maps of 1874 shew the routes colored [full black line] and thus [broken black line] to be the best lines for railway construction that have been found to this date (Oct 1875). Mr. Smith".<br><br>"Mr. Smith" is believed to be Donald A. Smith, a major partner in the yet-to-be incorporated Canadian Pacific Railway Company in 1881. <br><br>The routes marked out in red (as printed) depict potential lines crossing the Rockies to the west of Edmonton at Yellowhead Pass. Almost none of the suggested routes depicted on this map were eventually used--CPR dismissed the use of Yellowhead Pass for a pass farther south in order to discourage competition from railway lines south of the border. They chose instead Kicking Horse Pass, which is depicted on this map.M7548Montreal: Canadian Pacific Railway(1874)
USD2500.0Maps Railroad; Maps Canada West British Columbia;Maps Canada West Alberta;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_23d8d088c0ccffc47e67a7f40c3ef09e_1305736808.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sandford FlemingMap to accompany the Report on the Exploratory Survey of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Hand Colored, Minor browning along old folds, otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long-term preservation., Size : 475x1055 (mm), 18.70x41.54 (Inches); Large scale and important railway mapping of Canada. This map depicts the projected course(s) of the Canadian Pacific Railway line from Winnipeg to Montreal and Quebec, with a table of distances set in the map comparing the distances of various methods of transportation (via northern Ontario, via Chicago, and via Duluth, MN, and the Lakes), resolving that a rail line through northern Ontario is the shortest route.M7549Montreal: Canadian Pacific Railway(1874)
USD1500.0Maps Railroad; Maps Canada Ontario North; Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7549&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_23d8d088c0ccffc47e67a7f40c3ef09e_1305738391.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. PopeNorthern Part of Trafalgar.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 405x600 (mm), 15.94x23.62 (Inches); Published in "Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Halton Ont", Walker & Miles, Toronto, 1877.M7551Toronto: Walker & Miles(c.1877)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario South Halton;c.1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7551&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305914667.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keere, PetrusNova & accurata Tusciae Antiquae DescriptioHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 350x498 (mm), 13.78x19.61 (Inches); With wide margins and decorative cartouche.M7552Amsterdam: Janssonius, Joannes(c.1650)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7552&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305915098.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Coronelli, Vicenzo MariaFrislanda, Scoperta Da Nicolo Zeno Patritio Veneto Creduta favolosa, ’o nel Mare Somersa, Descritta.Black & White, Very Good; left and lower margins shaved closely, Size : 232x308 (mm), 9.13x0.12 (Inches); This map depicts the mythical island of Frislanda, which was purportedly discovered by the Zeno brothers in a 14th century voyage into the North Atlantic. The map also includes the southern part of Greenland in the old format with two large islands forming its southern tip.M7553Venice: (c.1690)
USD475.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland;Maps Ocean Atlantic;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7553&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305916345.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wyld, JamesA Map of the Kingdom of Poland, describing it's Ancient Limits with the Dismemberments Likewise Its Present Boundary As Settled by Act of Congress at Vienna.Hand Colored, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 544x610 (mm), 21.42x24.02 (Inches); With a small inset map of Warsaw.M7554London: (c.1838)
USD875.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c.1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7554&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305916864.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Karl von SprunerPolen bis zu seinem Untergange 1795.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 350x430 (mm), 13.78x16.93 (Inches); It shows Poland from 1572 until the partition of Poland 1795.M7555Gotha, Germany: Justus Perthes(c.1854)
USD475.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c.1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305918193.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.D. Bache; E. Blunt; F.H. GerdesHempstead Harbor Long IslandBlack & White, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 455x355 (mm), 17.91x13.98 (Inches)M7556USA: Survey of the Coast of the United States(c.1859)
USD575.0Maps United States East New York Long Island;c.1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7556&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305921584.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.D. Bache; A. Murray; C.O.Boutelle; H.L. WhitingLynn Harbor MassachusettsBlack & White, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 442x367 (mm), 17.40x14.45 (Inches)M7557USA: Survey of the Coast of the United States(c.1859)
USD575.0Maps United States New England Massachusetts;c.1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7557&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305921864.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nathaniel BlackmoreA Description of the Bay of Fundy shewing ye Coast, Islands, Harbours, Creeks, Coves, Rocks, Sholes, Soundings& Anchorings & c. observed by Nat.Blackmore in ye years 1711 and 1712 By Her Majesties Special Comand.Hand Colored, Very Good; some skillful restoration of the margins hardly noticeable not affecting the map, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 208x444 (mm), 8.19x17.48 (Inches); With an inset map "The Harbour of Annapolis Royal".M7558London: Thomas Bowles(c.1729)
USD575.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia;c.1729nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f848f26dca2b31164e61fa2e58b8e5ef_1305922495.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SalleyCoupe du batiment de l'hotel de ville veu en perspective sur la largeur ou son representees les decorations et illuminations de la cour ou s'est donne le bal la nuit du XXX au XXXI aoust MDCCXXXIX. Cette Feste Donne par La Ville de Paris a l'occasion duCopper Engraving, Image Size : 435x679 (mm), 17.13x26.73 (Inches), Platemark Size : 516x702 (mm), 20.31x27.64 (Inches), Paper Size : 585x789 (mm), 23.03x31.06 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, central fold reinforced at lower margin.; This is a cross-section of the Hotel de Ville (City Hall) of Paris, representing the ball given the night of the marriage between Louise Elizabeth of France and the Infanta of Spain, Philippe.P2827Paris: (c. 1739)
USD1750.0Architectural Others; Performing Arts Dancing;c. 1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2827&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_55f387f3e3b2ecb885c32e7f37d4d11e_1306250764.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. F. BlondelPlan et elevation geometrale du temple de l'hymen construit sur l'esplanade qui divise le Pont-Neuf en deux parties et des decorations qui accompagnoient cet edifice / sur lequel etoit placee la Grande Girande qui termina le Feu D'Artifice tire le 29 AousCopper Engraving, Image Size : 504x820 (mm), 19.84x32.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : 520x838 (mm), 20.47x32.99 (Inches), Paper Size : 580x906 (mm), 22.83x35.67 (Inches), Black & White, Two small tears in lower margin, professionally repaired and hardly noticeable, otherwise in very good condition.; This view of the Pont Neuf (New Bridge) and the edifice built atop it marks the marriage ceremony of Louise Elizabeth and Dom Philippe in 1739.P2828Paris: (c. 1739)
USD1500.0Architectural Bridges;c. 1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2828&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_55f387f3e3b2ecb885c32e7f37d4d11e_1306252624.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SalleyVeue generale des decorations, illuminations et feux d'artifice, de la feste donnee par la ville de Paris sur la Riviere de Seine en presence de leurs Majestes le Vingt Neuf Aoust Mil Sept Cent Trente Neuf a l'occasion du Mariage de Madame Louise ElizabetCopper Engraving, Image Size : 492x812 (mm), 19.37x31.97 (Inches), Platemark Size : 517x840 (mm), 20.35x33.07 (Inches), Paper Size : 577x878 (mm), 22.72x34.57 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; central fold reinforced at lower margin.; This plate illustrates the fireworks launched in Paris on the Seine, in commemoration of the marriage of Louise Elizabeth to Dom Philippe in 1739.P2829Paris: (c. 1739)
USD1750.0Views Europe France Paris; Pastime & Amusements Others;c. 1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2829&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_55f387f3e3b2ecb885c32e7f37d4d11e_1306253395.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SalleyPlan et elevation geometrale de la terrasse du Louvre, sur la-quelle ont ete construites les differentes tentes pour la suitte de leurs majestez et pour le corps de ville a l'occasion du Mariage de Madame Louise Elizabeth de France, et de Dom Philippe InfCopper Engraving, Image Size : 393x848 (mm), 15.47x33.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : 490x863 (mm), 19.29x33.98 (Inches), Paper Size : 555x913 (mm), 21.85x35.94 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This is a view of the terraces of the Louvre as they were decorated for the marriage of Louise Elizabeth and Dom Philippe in 1739.P2830Paris: (c. 1739)
USD1250.0Architectural Garden Designs;c. 1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2830&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_55f387f3e3b2ecb885c32e7f37d4d11e_1306254146.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. RamsayGeorge the Third, King of Great Britain, &c. &c. &c.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 534x365 (mm), 21.02x14.37 (Inches), Platemark Size : 595x383 (mm), 23.43x15.08 (Inches), Paper Size : 630x413 (mm), 24.80x16.26 (Inches), Black & White, Minor wear to lower margin, otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation. Margins extended.P2831London: W. Wynne Ryland(c. 1767)
USD1500.0Portraits Royalties;c. 1767nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2831&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_55f387f3e3b2ecb885c32e7f37d4d11e_1306254519.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ross CummingIllustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Carleton Ont. (Including the City of Ottawa) Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by H. Belden & Co. Toronto. 1879.Black paper boards with elaborate gilt title and flat spine. , Extremities rubbed, ex-library copy with cataloguing stickers to spine, upper board, front free endpaper, stamp on title, interior fine; in very good condition., Folio., P. lv, 48 pp., Complete with maps of towns and villages in Carleton county, including the city of Ottawa, as well as views of famous buildings and portraits of prominent people, such as the Parliament Square and John A. MacDonald.B3736Port Elgin, ON: Ross Cumming(1971)
USD125.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1971nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3736&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ross CummingIllustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Oxford by Walker & Miles, 1876. And Brant. By Page & Smith 1875. Dedicated by Special Permission to His Excellency The Earl of Dufferin K.P.K.C.B. Governor General. Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys.Black paper boards with elaborate gilt title and flat spine. , Corners rubbed, ex-library copy with cataloguing stickers to spine, upper board, front free endpaper, stamp on title, interior fine; in very good condition., Folio., P. 100 pp., Complete with maps of towns and villages in Oxford and Brant counties, as well as views of famous buildings and portraits of prominent people.B3738Port Elgin, ON: Ross Cumming(1972.)
USD125.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1972.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3738&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ross CummingIllustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Ontario, Ont. Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by J.H. Beers & Co. Toronto. 1877.Black paper boards with elaborate gilt title and flat spine. , Ex-library copy with cataloguing stickers to spine, upper board, front free endpaper, stamp on title; otherwise in very good condition., Folio. , P. 76 pp., Complete with maps of towns and villages in Ontario county, as well as views of famous buildings and portraits of prominent people.B3740Port Elgin, ON: Ross Cumming(1972.)
USD125.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1972.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3740&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WyldThe Islands of Japan by James Wyld, Geographer to the Queen.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 820x675 (mm), 32.28x26.57 (Inches); Tokyo is represented in an inset, labelled "Yeddo" and marked with depth soundings. The routes of various voyages are traced in the oceans.M7563London: James Wyld(1873)
USD1000.0Maps Folding Maps; Maps Asia Far East Japan;1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7563&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a58be68cc1786e29fdc390d923d4886a_1306526122.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MunsterLiber IIII / De regno & tota regione Poloniae atque adiacentibus minoribus provinciis. / De Polonia.Hand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 118x152 (mm), 4.65x5.98 (Inches); The Cosmographia by Sebastian Münster (1488 – 1552) from 1544 is the earliest German description of the world. It had numerous editions in different languages including Latin, French (translated by François de Belleforest), Italian, English, and even Czech. The last German edition was published in 1628, long after his death. The Cosmographia was one of the most successful and popular books of the 16th century. It passed through 24 editions in 100 years. This success was due to the fascinating woodcuts (some by Hans Holbein the Younger, Urs Graf, Hans Rudolph Manuel Deutsch, and David Kandel). It was most important in reviving geography in 16th century Europe. Text in Latin.M7564Basle: (c. 1554)
USD750.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c. 1554nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7564&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a58be68cc1786e29fdc390d923d4886a_1306527450.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MunsterPraefatio in Poloniam. / Regni Polonici contracta descriptio. Sequens uero tabula multo latius pater. / Serenissimo Potentissimo que principi ac domino, Domino Sigismundo Augusto...Hand Colored, Excellent;, Size : 81x132 (mm), 3.19x5.20 (Inches); The Cosmographia by Sebastian Münster (1488 – 1552) from 1544 is the earliest German description of the world. It had numerous editions in different languages including Latin, French (translated by François de Belleforest), Italian, English, and even Czech. The last German edition was published in 1628, long after his death. The Cosmographia was one of the most successful and popular books of the 16th century. It passed through 24 editions in 100 years. This success was due to the fascinating woodcuts (some by Hans Holbein the Younger, Urs Graf, Hans Rudolph Manuel Deutsch, and David Kandel). It was most important in reviving geography in 16th century Europe. Text in Latin and Hebrew.M7565Basle: (c. 1554)
USD575.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c. 1554nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a58be68cc1786e29fdc390d923d4886a_1306528287.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sandford FlemingMap of the Country to be Traversed by the Canadian Pacific Railway to Accompany Progress Report on the Exploratory SurveysPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 232x1010 (mm), 9.13x39.76 (Inches); The route does not pass through Winnipeg and follows the suggested northern route across the prairies to Edmonton and across the Yellowhead pass. From there, several suggested routes are highlighted in red--none of which were eventually used.M7566Montreal: Canadian Pacific Railway(1877)
USD875.0Maps Railroad; Maps Canada;Maps Canada West;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7566&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a58be68cc1786e29fdc390d923d4886a_1306529606.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sandford FlemingPlan of Part of the Line of Location of the Canadian Pacific Railway West of Lake Superior. / Plate No. 4. To accompany Report of the Engineer-in-Chief, Canadian Pacific Railway, 1880.Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 220x868 (mm), 8.66x34.17 (Inches); This map shows the adjusted course south of Lake Manitoba with the previous route marked by a dotted line passing over Lake Manitoba. The route also eventually routed south through Winnipeg as opposed to passing it to the north at Selkirk.M7567Montreal: Canadian Pacific Railway(c. 1880)
USD750.0Maps Railroad; Maps Canada;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7567&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a58be68cc1786e29fdc390d923d4886a_1306531568.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. MaurerProspect & march of teh Roman imperial Army from the Camp of Winscha to Krotzka, and its first Rencountre with the Ottoman Army, about 3 of the Clock in the morning, on the 22 of July 1739 / To the Rt. Honble. John Ligonier General of Horse, Lieut. General of His Majesty's Ordnance, & Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards Blue, This Plan is most humbly Inscrib'd by his Excellency's most humble & most devoted Servant, Henry Kopp.Black & White, Upper left margin shaved as part of the attachment to the book but image intact and in very good condition., Size : 290x995 (mm), 11.42x39.17 (Inches); Title cartouche in the lower middle section of the image with Ottoman soldiers cornering an Austrian officer, whose arm has been cut off, whose horse has fallen, whose camarade lies dying behind him--but whose valour is demonstrated by his sword held high and the decapitated head of an Ottoman soldier lying nearby. The town of Grocka is to the right of the image--the army is fleeing downstream, likely towards the town of Smederevo.<br><br>This plan illustrates the humiliating retreat of the Austrian army (inscribed as the "Roman Imperial Army") before the Ottoman army at 3:00am on July 22, 1739. The Austrian field commander, over-confident due to previous victories, sent a small detachment to defeat a much larger Ottoman regiment stationed in Grocka (Krotzka) which is a suburb of Belgrade in present-day Serbia. They arrived on July 21, 1739, and launched into their attack on the Ottoman forces. After a full day of fighting, the Austrians decided to retreat in the middle of the night to avoid a disastrous defeat in the morning. The Ottomans, however, recognizing their opponents' retreat in the dead of night, charged the Austrians and inflicted a humiliating defeat on their detachment, forcing the Austrians to surrender. As a result, the Austrian Empire signed a treaty that awarded the Ottomans all of Northern Serbia and Oltenia (southwestern Romania)--effectively terminating the newly-established Kingdom of Serbia, a province of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.M7568London: Henry Kopp (Koepp)(c. 1740)
USD575.0Maps Military; Maps Europe Balkans Serbia, Montenegro;c. 1740noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7568&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ab9be392392d327826bceb9fb8377646_1306594829.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ortelius; JanssoniusTabula itineraria ex illustri peutingerorum bibliotheca quae augustae Vindelicorum beneficio Marci Velseri septem-viri augustani in lucem edita.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 415x515 (mm), 16.34x20.28 (Inches); This map (in four sheets with two sections per sheet), measures approximately 185 x 4010 mm when assembled.The Peutinger Table is a map of the Roman road network completed and revised between 250 and 500 A.D. The only surviving manuscript is in the possession of the Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek in Vienna--it was made in 1265 by a monk in Colmar. Its name derives from Konrad Peutinger, its owner around the time of Velser's publication.Peutinger's manuscript is in 12 sections but only 11 have survived--the first section is lacking, likely containing both Britain's road networks and the original title cartouche.Shirley writes, "The form of the map is essentially that of a practical route map in strip form. There are detailed lines of roads and staging posts with the distances between them marked, but no representation of direction. Because of this, the format of the map is unfamiliar and a certain amount of study is needed to comprehend its many interesting features" (Shirley 212, the Ortelius edition).Rome, Constantinople, and Antioch (all major centres of Roman imperial power) are indicated with iconic decoration. Besides the whole of the continental Empire, the map shows the Near East, North Africa, Mesopotamia and Persia, India, Sri Lanka (as Insula Taprobane), and even an indication of China. There is a Temple of Augustus on the southwest coast of India at Muziris, a major trading port during the Roman era.Eight maps (on 4 sheets) make up the famous Peutinger Table, or a Roman road map of the world. The map depicts the imperial roads and posts within the Roman Empire throughout Europe, North Africa and Asia as far as Toprobana (Sri Lanka). <br>Based on the original manuscript, these maps were first popularized by Ortelius in 1598. They became a significant part of his great historical atlas. Jansson's version is nearly identical to that of Ortelius. In around 1507 the original parchment document was received by Konrad Peutinger which resulted in the common name for the chart. The proportions of the Peutinger Map are set up in such a way that the distances east-west are represented at a much grander scale than distances north-south. An example of this can be found in how Rome looks as though it were nearer to Carthage than Naples is to Pompeii. This particular map by Peutinger was drawn primarily to show main roads, totalling some 70,000 Roman miles (104,000 km). It was also drawn to depict certain features such as staging posts, spas, distances between stages, large rivers, and forests (represented as groups of trees). In the extant map a north-south road seems to appear at a relatively slightly different angle from an east-west one. The distances are calculated by adding up the mileages of successive staging posts. The archetype possibly may have been on a papyrus roll which was designed for carrying around in a capsa [tool box]. If this is the case then its width would be severely limited, whereas its length would not. <br>, Shirley 212 (Ortelius); Shirley 393M7569Amsterdam: Janssonius(c. 1652)
USD7500.0Maps World; Maps Ancient (Greek & Roman);c. 1652nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7569&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ab9be392392d327826bceb9fb8377646_1306610639.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. R. WellsTypes of the Royal Navy of Great Britain.Lithograph, Image Size : 343x1035 (mm), 13.50x40.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 405x1140 (mm), 15.94x44.88 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; The image illustrates various late 19th-century British naval vessels, including torpedo boats and a torpedo ram.P2832London: Illustrated London News(1886)
USD1250.0Transportation Ships; Naval British;1886nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2832&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a58be68cc1786e29fdc390d923d4886a_1306532001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. H. DavisA British Aircraft-Carrier and How It Works -- H.M.S. "Courageous": A Panoramic Sectional View of One of Our Great Sea-Going "Aerodromes"Photogravure, Image Size : 305x920 (mm), 12.01x36.22 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 385x1050 (mm), 15.16x41.34 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very Good, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation.; The first British warship lost in World War II.<br><br>This is a cross-section of the HMS Courageous (1916 - 1939). She was originally built as a cruiser during World War I, and was decommissioned after the war ended. During the 1920s she was refitted and re-commissioned as an aircraft carrier, serving for the most part as a aircraft training platform in the North Sea. On 17 September 1939, during the opening weeks of the Second World War, she was sunk by a German U-Boat while patrolling for submarines off the coast of Ireland. Over 500 of her crew sank with the ship, which prompted the British Navy to pull aircraft carriers out from submarine patrol. She was the first British warship to be sunk by enemy forces in World War II. It was seen as a signal victory for the German navy, and its commander was awarded an Iron Cross 1st Class. Its crew all received the 2nd Class of the same award.P2835London: London Illustrated(c. 1938)
USD1000.0Transportation Ships; Transportation Airplanes; Military World War I & II; Naval British;c. 1938nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2835&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ab9be392392d327826bceb9fb8377646_1306592528.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. H. DavisA British Destroyer, or Flotilla-Leader -- A View Revealing Details of the Interior Arrangements: Showing Also In Enlarged Form (Inset, Above) the 21-Inch Triple Torpedo-Tubes, and the Wheelhouse.Photogravure, Image Size : 300x923 (mm), 11.81x36.34 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 390x1093 (mm), 15.35x43.03 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very Good, laid down on acid-free paper for long-term preservation.; This is an example of a Shakespeare-class (or Thornycroft type leader) destroyer. They were built to sail at the vanguard of a destroyer flotilla--an ensemble of naval ships specifically targeted at torpedo boats. As flotilla leaders, they were built slightly larger than most destroyers in order to house signal equipment, larger crews, and a fifth gun. Two Shakespeare-class destroyers served in World War I (one of which was badly damaged by a mine and scrapped). Three new ones served in World War II, one in the Allied invasion of Sicily, one destroyed during the Allied assault on Tangiers, the last serving throughout the War and dismantled in 1945.P2836London: London Illustrated(c. 1938)
USD1000.0Transportation Ships; Military World War I & II; Naval British;c. 1938nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2836&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ab9be392392d327826bceb9fb8377646_1306593328.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. W. BrewerBird's-Eye View of Oxford, 1894Photogravure, Peebles & Son Makers, Image Size : 298x895 (mm), 11.73x35.24 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 395x983 (mm), 15.55x38.70 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; This is a charming view of Oxford in England, in the later years of the 19th century.P2837London: Meisenbach(1894)
USD1000.0Views Europe England Others; Victorian; Architectural Others;1894nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2837&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ab9be392392d327826bceb9fb8377646_1306600421.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Auguste Leroux3e Emprunt de la Defense Nationale. Souscrivez pour la France qui combat! Pour Celle qui chaque jour grandit.Lithograph, Joseph Charles, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1115x785 (mm), 43.90x30.91 (Inches), Printed in Color, Minor wrinkling in the paper, laid on original canvas, the color of the poster is still vivid, otherwise in Good condition.; This poster depicts a soldier saying goodbye to his family, the poster appeals to join the army and fight for France.P2840Paris: Joseph Charles(1917)
USD750.0Military World War I & II; Posters1917nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2840&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_78b1ff2751a9940cd2a12200341b9a61_1306789851.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean DroitDebout dans la tranchée que l'aurore éclaire, le soldat rêve à la victoire et à son foyer. Pour qu'il puisse assurer l'une et retrouver l'autre, souscrivez au 3e emprunt de la défense nationale.Lithograph, Berger Leurault, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1135x790 (mm), 44.69x31.10 (Inches), Printed in Color, Some wrinkles in the paper, mounted on original canvas, the color of the poster is still vivid, generally Good; First World War poster encouraging enlistment in the Army, soldier is depicted in the battle field.P2841Paris: Berger Leurault(1917)
USD750.0Military World War I & II;Posters;1917nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2841&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cca9fc0cc6bfac1273559cd1f6946a2c_1306938027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arias Montanus; Lucensis PagniniBiblia Universa. Et Hebraica Quidem Cum Latina Interpretatione Xantis Pagnini Lucensis Benedicti Ariae Montani Hispal Et Quorundam aliorum Collato Studio Ad Hebraicam Dictionem Diligentissime Expensa.Full contemporary calf rebacked tastefully in period style with seven compartments and raised bands, bound from left to right, gilt text on upper board reads \\\\\\\"G. MM. D. 1689\\\\\\\", gilt text on two, all edges gilt. , Occasional minor foxing, otherwise and excellent copy., Folio (400 x 240 mm), P. (16), 183, 283, 81, 203., With engraved head and tail pieces. Engraved title by John Durr after M. I. Frentzel and S. Spetner.; Our example is based on the important Plantin (Antwerp) Polyglot Bible of c. 1584, which includes the complete Old Testament of its time with the original Hebrew as well as an interlinear version of a Latin translation printed between the lines in double row columns. Hebrew translations overseen by Benedikt Arias Montanus, and Latin translations by Lucensis Pagnini. , Steineschneider, M. Catalogus Librorum Hebraeorum 521.B1454Leipzig: Christian Kirchner(c. 1657)
USD5000.0Book Religious Judaism;c. 1657nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1454&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351193775.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles W. Jefferys; Malcolm G. Parks; W. Stewart Wallace; Diamond JennessDrawings by Charles W. Jefferys R.C.A., LL.D. / Discoveries and Explorers in Canada 1497 – 1763 / 1763 – 1911 / The Rebellions of 1837 in Upper and Lower Canada / The Story of the Pioneers and How They Settled Canada / The Indians of Canada / A portfolio prepared for teachers of Canadian historyOriginal publisher's letterpress to upper covers, each image printed on separate folding 4to size leaves with image on front page and descriptive text on inner pages., In excellent condition., Large 4to. , P. Portfolio 1. (32); 2. (28); 3. (36); 4. (32); 5. (32)., Complete with 40 booklets regarding black and white reproductions of Charles W. Jefferys’s paintings of various important moments and sites of Canadian history., Volume : Five separate portfoliosB3746Toronto: Imperial Oil Ltd.(n.d. c. 1965.)
USD350.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Canada General;n.d. c. 1965.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3746&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Stamford Raffles; Sophia RafflesMemoir of the Life and Public Services of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, F.R.S. &c. Particularly in the Government of Java, 1811-1816, and of Bencoolen and Its Dependecies, 1817-1824; with Details of the Commerece and Resources of the Eastern Archipelago, and Selections from His Correspondence. By His Widow.Recent ½ morocco saving original cloth, spine in six compartments of raised bands and gilt motifs, gilt text on two and six. , Corners slightly rubbed; two tears in folding map of Culombian Harbour, one repaired, other extends 5 inches into the image; minor waterstaining from pp. 359-392 and again from 521-529; otherwise in good condition., 4to., P. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, introduction v-viii, contents ix-xv, plate list, 1-723, blank, appendix 1-88, index 89-100, (4)., With 9 aquatint plates, including 3 maps (two folding) and the frontispiece portrait of Raffles. Lacks a map and a view.; Raffles oversaw the extension of British influence in South East Asia during the 1810s, first from Java, and then from Sumatra., Abbey Travel 555.B3747London: John Murray(c. 1830.)
USD1250.0Book Asia South East General; Book Voyages General;c. 1830.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3747&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Major Dixon Denham; Captain Hugh Clapperton; Doctor OudneyNarrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa.Contemporary full diced gilt calf with blind floral tooling along border, gilt raised spine in five compartments, single black morocco label on 2, board edges and inner dentelles gilt, marbled end papers with matching marbled edges. , Occasional mild foxing in plates, otherwise a very good to fine example bound in handsome contemporary gilt full calf., 8vo. , P. Vol.1- Frontispiece, title, dedicatory, preface v-xi, contents, list of plates, introductory chapter xvii-xxxviii, p.1-321; Vol.2- Frontispiece, title, contents, p.1-413, Complete with 15 hand-coloured engraved plates 3 of which are folding maps. With profuse in-text illustrations., Volume : 2 volumes.; Denham and Clapperton, in the company of Dr. Walter Oudney, traveled from near Tripoli, south to Lake Tchad, with excursions into the mountains west of Mourzuk in Fezzan. Dixon attempted to follow the circuit around Lake Tchad but was unsuccessful. Capt. Clapperton and Dr. Oudney journeyed west toward the Niger River, but the doctor only made it about a third of the way and died in Murmur. Capt.Clapperton continued west, but was prevented from passing beyond Sackatoo by the local Sultan. Denham and Clapperton eventually returned to Tripoli and went back to England. This book is based upon Denham's journal, with a chapter by Dr. Oudney on the excursion to the mountains west of Mourzuk. The last part by Clapperton, reports on his westward journey which includes an account of Oudney's death. The engravings, after drawings by Denham and Clapperton, are engraved by Edward Finden, one of the finest steel-engravers in England at the time.B3751London: John Murray.(c. 1826)
USD2250.0Book Africa General;Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3751&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Levi.The Festival Prayers; Day of Atonement.Original ornamental metal cover decorated with semi-precious blue stones, floral design border; matching spine with Hebrew title, floral cornerpieces and tile background; all edges painted dark purple with gold geometrical design; red endpapers. , In Excellent condition., 12mo, P. Jerusalem plate, title, contents, blank, 1-666., One frontispiece view of Jerusalem.; Day of Atonement is also known as ‘Yom Kippur’, one of the holiest days for Jewish people.B3753Tel Aviv: “Sinai” Publishing(1965)
USD275.0Book Religious Judaism;Book Bindings, Sets;1965nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3753&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Kenneth McNeill Wells; Lucille Oille (Artist)The Owl Pen (SIGNED COPY BY AUTHOR AND ARTIST)Contemporary full green cloth with dust jacket. , Hardcover with decorative dust jacket, slight tears and browning to dust jacket, otherwise a very good copy., 8vo, P. 1-207, Profusely illustrated with wood-engravings by Lucille Oille.; The author and the artist have signed the title page.B3754Toronto: British Book Service(1955)
USD275.0Book Canada General;1955noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3754&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Andre Maurois; Hamish Miles, tr.Disraeli: A Picture of the Victorian Age by André Maurois / Translated by Hamish MilesOriginal publisher's gilt cloth boards, gilt title to upper board and flat spine., Spine and upper extremities lightly sunned, otherwise in very good condition., 4to, P. 379 pp.B3755New York: D. Appleton and Company(1930)
USD125.0Book History French;1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3755&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Virgil; C. Day Lewis, tr.The Aeneid of Virgil / Translated by C. Day Lewis [SIGNED]Original publisher's blue cloth boards, gilt title to flat spine. Original dust-jacket included., Dust-jacket included but in poor condition, otherwise a very good copy with translator's signature on ffep., 4to, P. 288 pp.; Translator's signature reads: "C. Day Lewis, June 1954.", C. Day LewisB3756New York: Oxford UP(1952)
USD125.0Book Antiquities General; Book Literature General;1952noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3756&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Margaret MitchellGone with the WindContemporary green cloth boards, flat spine with gilt black morocco label and gilt lettering., Boards with minor stains, otherwise in very good condition., Thick 4to. , P. 1038 pp.B3757London: MacMillan & Co.(1942)
USD125.0Book Literature American;1942nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3757&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Marquis de Sade; Pieralessandro Casavini, tr.The 120 Days of Sodom or: The Romance of The School for Libertinage / Being an English rendering of Les 120 Journées de Sodome done by Pieralessandro Casavini, with an Essay by Georges Bataille.Publisher's paper covers with decorative letterpress title to upper cover, title along flat spine. , Very good condition., Small 8vo. , P. 192; 203; 224., Volume : Three volumes.; Pieralessandro CasavB3758Paris: The Olympia Press(1957)
USD275.0Book Literature General; Book Europe France;1957nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3758&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bertrand RussellIcarus or the Future of SciencePublisher's purple paper boards with black on white title labels to upper board and spine., Spine with small tear at midpoint, extremities rubbed, otherwise very good., Tall 12mo. , P. 64 pp., advertisements 19 pp.B3759London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co.(1927)
USD125.0Book Philosophy;1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3759&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Audrey SaundersAlgonquin StoryOriginal green cloth with gilt lettering on flat spine, with pictorial dust-jacket. , Dust-jacket and book in very good condition., Tall 8vo. , P. 196 pp., Profusely illustrated with colour and black and white plates.B3760Ontario: Department of Lands and Forests(n.d. c. 1963)
USD125.0Book Americas Indians; Book Canada General;n.d. c. 1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3760&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luigi Kasimir; Albert LorenzLuigi Kasimir / Mit 76 Fariben Radierungen des Kunstlers und Einer Bildniszeichnung von Tanna K. Hoernes / With 76 Coloured Plates after Etchings of the Artist and Portrait by Tanna K. HoernesOriginal ¼ cloth with paper boards with printed signature to upper board, title to flat spine, with illustrated dust-jacket. , Dust-jacket with minor tears along tail of spine and lower corners, minor chipping along top edges, in good condition. The book itself is in very good condition., 4to. , P. 60 pp., Profusely illustrated with 76 coloured plates after Luigi Kasimir.B3761Vienna: Wiener Verlag(1944)
USD125.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Art, Architecture & Design;1944noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3761&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Kenneth McNeill WellsTrailer Boating: Where the North BeginsOriginal cloth boards with blue lettering to upper board and flat spine, with pictorial dust-jacket. , Dust-jacket with 4-inch tear in upper left corner and minor chipping along upper edge, otherwise in very good condition., 8vo, P. 104 pp., Profusely illustrated with photographic plates and an endpaper map design by Lloyd Scott.B3762Toronto: Kingswood House(1961)
USD125.0Book Canada General;1961nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3762&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert KoenigDeutsche LiteraturgeschichteOriginal decorative ¼ green calf with gilt green cloth boards, flat spine in four compartments of gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt text on 1, 2, and 3, top edge tinted red, decorative endpapers. , Very good condition., 4to. , P. 382 pp.; 476 pp., With 82 plates., Volume : Two Volumes.; Text in German.<br>This is a compilation of German literature.<br>B3763Bielefeld & Leipzig: Verlag von Velhagen & Klasing(1910)
USD275.0Book Literature General; Book Europe Germany;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3763&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.A. MilneWhen We Were Very Young by A. A. Milne with Decorations by Ernest H. ShepardOriginal blue cloth boards with black vignettes to upper board, black text to flat spine., Very good condition., 8vo., P. 100 pp., Profusely illustrated with sketches by Ernest H. Shepard.B3764London: Methuen(1942)
USD125.0Book Children;1942nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3764&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.A. MilneThe House at Pooh Corner by A. A. Milne with Decorations by Ernest H. ShepardOriginal blue cloth boards with black vignettes to upper board, black text to flat spine. , Very good condition., 8vo, P. 178 pp., Profusely illustrated with sketches by Ernest H. Shepard.B3765London: Methuen(1942)
USD125.0Book Children;1942nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3765&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Kenneth McNeill WellsCruising the Georgian BayOriginal cloth with blue printing on upper board and flat spine original illustrated dust-jacket. , Dust-jacket with some small chips to head and tail of spine and corners, good condition. Book itself is in excellent condition., 8vo, P. 123 pp., With 24 photographic plates and a decorative map by Lloyd Scott.B3767Toronto: Kingswood House(1958)
USD125.0Book Canada Ontario General;1958nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3767&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Otto Henne am Rhyn; Gustav Dore, illus.Die Kreuzzuge und die Kultur ihrer Zeit von Otto Henne am Rhyn / Illustriert von Gustav Doré.Publisher's decorative gray paper boards with gold-coloured embossed title and floral design, with two coloured vignettes after Gustav Doré, flat spine in five compartments of black and gold-coloured bands, gold and black title to 2, edges marbled, coloured endpapers., Head and tail of spine worn, lower corners bumped, ffep tear from lower corner and attached loosely; otherwise in very good condition., Folio., P. 614 pp., Profusely illustrated with wood engravings after Gustav Doré.; Text in German.B3768Leipzig: Friedrich Zocher(c. 1903)
USD275.0Book History General; Book Europe Germany;c. 1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3768&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Denis SantryWar Cartoons By Santry Selected from The Rand Daily Mail, & The Sunday Times. / War Cartoons by Denis Santry (Second Series) / Reproduced from the "Rand Daily Mail" and the "Sunday Times," Johannesburg.Original publisher's pictorial paper wrappers with Santry's caricatures on upper cover and a large advertisement on the lower cover, bound with staples. , Edges slightly chipped, otherwise in very good condition., Folio. , P. 47 ff., Profusely illustrated with Denis Santry's caricatures regarding South Africa's involvement in the First World War.B3769Johannesburg: The Central News Agency(c. 1915.)
USD175.0Book Caricatures; Book Military General; Book Africa General;c. 1915.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3769&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Ingoldsby; Ernest M. Jessop, illus.The Jackdaw of RheimsOriginal publisher's ¼ green cloth with pictorial paper boards with a gothic style title and vignette, flat spine, leaves inserted loosely as issued. , Boards and spine lightly scuffed, corners bumped, otherwise very good, plates are clean and crisp., Folio. , P. title, I-XVIII, tailpiece plate., Complete with 20 plates of text and illustrations.B3770London: Eyre & Spottiswoode(1889)
USD250.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Children;1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3770&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Hamerling; Adalbert von Roessler & Hermann Dietrichs, illus.Der Konig von Sion. Epische Dichtung in zehn Gesangen von Robert Hamerling.Original publisher's decorative gilt- and blind-tooled boards with central illustrated vignette of an elaborate crown and shield on the upper board, blind tooling with a blind arabesque centerpiece on lower board, flat spine in two compartments of alternating blind and gilt-tooled bands, gilt title on 1, gilt floral motif on two, all edges gilt, decorative endpapers with lion motifs. , Spine lightly scuffed at head and tail of spine, and slightly rubbed at corners, otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are clean and crisp., Folio. , P. 356 pp., Profusely illustrated with engravings after von Roessler and Dietrichs.; Text in German.<br>This poem in 10 cantos is generally regarded as Hamerling's masterpiece.<br>B3772Hamburg: J. F. Richter(c. 1890.)
USD275.0Book Literature General; Book Europe Germany;c. 1890.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3772&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis C. Elson; John H. CliffordModern Music and Musicians Part Two: Encyclopedia [VOLS I-III]Original blind-stamped green cloth with title and vignette stamped into upper and lower boards, flat spine with gilt title, edges speckled blue, endpapers with art deco design. , In very good condition., Tall 4to. , P. Volume 1. 1-278; Volume 2. 279-564; Volume 3. 565-868., Profusely illustrated with photographic plates of portraits and architecture., Volume : Three volumes.B3773New York: The University Society(1912)
USD375.0Book Musical;1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3773&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles DickensCharles Dickens Centenary 1812-1912 set: A Tale of Two Cities & Pictures from Italy / Dombey and Son / The Old Curiosity Shop / Martin Chuzzlewit / Hard Times & Christmas Books / Bleak House / Nicholas Nickleby / Sketches by Boz / Little Dorrit / Barnaby Rudge / American Notes, Etc.Full blue cloth, spine in six compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt text on two and three, endpapers with centenary design. , Very good condition., 8vo, P. 384, 121 pp.; 933 pp.; 575 pp.; 897 pp.; 429 pp.; 928 pp.; 880 pp.; 500 pp.; 895 pp.; 668 pp.; 416 pp., With profuse in-text illustrations., Volume : 11 volumes.; This set includes such classics as Barnaby Rudge, Nicholas Nickleby, and A Tale of Two Cities, but lacks other well-known works like Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, and A Christmas Carol.B3774London: Thomas Nelson and Sons(1912.)
USD475.0Book Literature English;1912.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3774&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles Dana GibsonThe Gibson Book [VOLUME II ONLY]Publisher's gilt red cloth boards, flat spine. , Covers worn, several plates loose, interior clean; a good copy., Oblong folio. , With a profusion of caricature plates after Gibson., Volume : Volume 2 of 2.B3775New York: Chris Scribner's Sons & R.H. Russell(1907)
USD250.0Book Caricatures;1907nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3775&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homer; Alexander Pope, tr.The Iliad of Homer; Translated from the Greek, by Alexander Pope, Esq. / A New Edition.Recent full speckled calf, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two and six, endpapers marbled. , A very good copy., 8vo. , P. title, printer's imprint, 1-482.; Alexander PopeB3776London: J. Johnson et al.(c. 1801.)
USD275.0Book Classics; Book Literature English;c. 1801.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3776&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Herman MollA New map of the WorldHand Colored, Some skillful restorations, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 305x540 (mm), 12x21.25 (Inches); Two smaller Arctic and antarctic maps were superimposed.M1286London: (1705)
USD1000.0Maps World1705nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1286&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_32d804c49ba36134d4be80f78fe9d61a_1350510726.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James McCallumPlan of Building and Park Lots in the Village of Uxbridge/ The property of J. P. Plank Esq.Hand Colored, A few minor brown spots, folded lines strengthened. and laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation; otherwise in Very Good condition, Size : 590x865 (mm), 23.23x34.06 (Inches); Scarce large scale detailed plan of the town of Uxbridge. It is situated half way between Lake Ontario and Lake Simcoe; a note in the lower left indicates that this would be an ideal site for a railway depot because of the growing agriculture, lumber and population., Winearls B2661M7570Toronto: (1856)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Ontario South Durham;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7570&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78b1ff2751a9940cd2a12200341b9a61_1306770852.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Calvin SmithA map for travelers through the United States of America showing the rail roads, canals & stage roads.Original Outline Coloring, Tears along left margin repaired and professionally restored, otherwise in very good condition, laid down in acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 564x688 (mm), 22.20x27.09 (Inches); A decorative map. In the corners of the map are four vignettes of iconic American imagery, in the bottom right there are four inset maps, the top showing the railroads of New York to Boston, the second from New York to Philadelphia, the third from Philadelphia to Washington, the last being a map of the newly acquired territories of the West Coast. Also, beneath the title is an inset map depicting the Erie canal and the railroad between Albany and Buffalo.M7571New York: Sherman and Smith(1849)
USD1750.0Maps United States;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_78b1ff2751a9940cd2a12200341b9a61_1306773334.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannes JanssoniusTribus Ruben, Gad & partes Orientales...; Tribuum Ephraim. Benjamin...; Tribus Affer & partes Occidentales...; Dimidia Tribus Manaffae ultra Jordanem...; Pars maxima Tribus Judae...; Tribus Simeon & partes Meridionales...Hand Colored, Very Good condition, laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 860x1820 (mm), 33.86x71.65 (Inches); Large scale attractive and scarce six-sheet map of the Holy Land showing the division into the twelve tribes of Israel. This map has dozens of biblical illustrations, but thematically is focused on the Old Testament, with inset maps in the top corners depicting Abraham's journey and the wandering of the Israelites through the desert.M7611Amsterdam: Joannes Janssonius(c.1653)
USD7500.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c.1653nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7611&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_28450fcac5bf85751fbcbd9637de2570_1307034326.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred R.C. SelwynMap of the Eastern Townships and adjacent portions of the Province of Quebec... Sheet Number 1.Printed in Color, Very Good;, Size : 410x620 (mm), 16.14x24.41 (Inches); Maps of the portion of the Eastern Township to the North and East of Lake MememphremagogM7626Montreal: Beldon and Co.(1878)
USD475.0Maps Canada East Quebec Eastern Townships1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7626&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4f8a41818ba4e40cc40b349d15c6c3a7_1307550728.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene TacheMap of the Central Part of the Province of Quebec, Canada.Printed in Color, Very Good., Size : 610x375 (mm), 24.02x14.76 (Inches); The map depicts the vast portion of Eastern Township to the east of Montreal. In 1869 Eugène-Étienne Taché became the assistant commissioner of Crown lands for Quebec.M7635Montreal: Burland(1874)
USD473.21Maps Canada East Quebec;Maps Canada East Quebec Eastern Townships;1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7635&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4f8a41818ba4e40cc40b349d15c6c3a7_1307567845.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RogersPlan of Bracebridge VillageHand Colored, Very Good, laid down on acid free canvas for long term., Size : 212x410 (mm), 8.35x16.14 (Inches); Map depicts the town of Bracebridge built along the Muskoka River. It is known for the waterfall in the center of the town and other nearby waterfalls. Important separate city map showing lots and concessions, railways, post offices, opened and closed roads, Churches, school-houses, main travelled roads.M7638Toronto: Miles & Co(1878)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7638&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5b8b762f8dbcb5ebd5a01da55acd6284_1307636309.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. A. StrongInterior of Fort Garry. A vanished scene in the early History of our Country. Dedicated to the pioneer settlers of the Canadian North West.Lithograph, Burland Lithography Company, Image Size : 462x740 (mm), 18.19x29.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 548x816 (mm), 21.57x32.13 (Inches), Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Tear in lower margin extending into the image, professionally repaired and hardly noticeable; otherwise in very good condition, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; It was the administrative center of the Hudson's Bay Company for the Red River Settlement. The fort depicted in the image represents how it stood in the early 1820's, later destroyed by a flood in 1826 and rebuilt 'Upper Fort Garry'. The fort was seized by Louis Riel, in 1869, during the Red River Rebellion. The present site is now downtown Winnipeg.P2838Montreal: H. A. Strong(1884)
USD3750.0Native Americans;Views Canada Manitoba & Saskatchewan;1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2838&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_78b1ff2751a9940cd2a12200341b9a61_1306772173.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. RussellContinental village scene by the river.Etching, Image Size : 174x199 (mm), 6.85x7.83 (Inches), Platemark Size : 174x199 (mm), 6.85x7.83 (Inches), Paper Size : 260x316 (mm), 10.24x12.44 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP2858London: (c. 1920)
USD375.0Etchings English;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2858&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cfcfb9c16f28d42a5f74b1fa732fd8ba_1307224664.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fred. A. FarrellInterior of a ChurchEtching, Image Size : 300x200 (mm), 11.81x7.87 (Inches), Platemark Size : 300x200 (mm), 11.81x7.87 (Inches), Paper Size : 440x342 (mm), 17.32x13.46 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Interior of a Church. Number 15 appears on the lower right hand side of the image.P2862London: (c. 1930)
USD275.0Architectural Churches;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2862&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_37d9b951a8466a42410d114869eabb7a_1309282226.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Leonard Russell SquirrellNotre Dame by the River SeineAquatint, Leonard Russell Squirrell, Image Size : 275x414 (mm), 10.83x16.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 340x480 (mm), 13.39x18.90 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent; Squirrell, a well known English etcher of landscape and architecture is known particularly for his aquatints. They poses a great beauty of design and artistry. This print was awarded gold medal at the 1925 International Printmaker's Exhibition, Los Angeles.P2863Paris: (c. 1925)
USD575.0Views Europe France Paris;c. 1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2863&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8d6ba88630c4d4a3340fed67ed75245b_1307396658.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MullerPanorama du Mont Blanc Depuis la Flegere a Chamonix.Aquatint, Image Size : 192x565 (mm), 7.56x22.24 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Superb birds eye view of Chamouni and the Glacier, and a beautiful scenery of the winter sport and skiing village. On the border of France and Switzerland.P2868Paris: (c.1835)
USD1750.0Views Europe France Others;Sports Skiing;Landscapes Winter Scenes;c.1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2868&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c581b1baa6a0343fcd7bc7598729e8e6_1308163563.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean DuboisChamouni et le Glacier des Bois.Aquatint, Image Size : 365x585 (mm), 14.37x23.03 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x490 (mm), 24.02x19.29 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Superb birds eye view of Chamouni and the Glacier, and a beautiful scenery of the winter sport and skiing village. On the border of France and Switzerland.P2869Zurich: G.F. Leuthold(c.1835)
USD2500.0Views Europe France Others;Sports Skiing;c.1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2869&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c581b1baa6a0343fcd7bc7598729e8e6_1308163774.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Plon Freres, ed.Souvenir de Saint-CyrContemporary ¼ morocco with marbled boards, spine in 6 compartments of gilt-tooled bands, red morocco label on two, upper edge speckled, endpapers marbled. , Head and tail of spine slightly scratched, otherwise in very good condition., 8vo, P. title, blank, half-title, printer’s imprint, blank, frontis, title, blank, v-viii, 1-197, (2), blank (2), printer’s imprint., Elaborate initials and tailpieces. With 9 full-page wood engravings, some of which are coloured.; An uncut copy, with original wrappers bound inside.B2015Paris: Plon Freres(1853)
USD625.0; Book Europe France; Book Plate Books Colour1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2015&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_9612fb07fa9f24636effcfa849adca76_1311955246.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank B. Goodrich; Jules Champagne, illus.The Court of Napoleon or Society Under the First Empire with Portraits of its Beauties Wits and Heroines from Authentic Originals.Contemporary full morocco, rebacked saving the original spine and decoratively embossed boards, with gilt “N” and crown within an ornate blind tooled design, spine in 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt title on two, all edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , A very good copy in decorative gilt binding., 4to, P. frontis, engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, iii-xii, illustration list, blank, 1-416., With 16 hand-coloured decorative lithographic plates, including frontis and engraved title, of the ladies of Napoleon’s court.B2216New York: Derby & Jackson(1857)
USD575.0Book Plate Books Colour;; Book Military Napoleon1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2216&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PlatoLoix de Platon. Par le traducteur de la Republique.Contemporary full mottled calf, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-tooled bands, with floral motifs and red morocco labels on two and three, edges and endpapers marbled. , Occasional minor browning, otherwise a very good copy bound in decorative French 18th century full mottled calf., 12mo, P. Volume 1. title, preface iii-viii, dedication to Rousseau 1-5, advertisement (2), 1-398, advertisement (2); Volume 2. title, 1-502, advertisement., With two engraved titles, beautifully engraved vignettes on final pages of both volumes, and decorative bookplates of Isaac C. Edrehi., Volume : Two volumes.; The book is noteworthy for its dedication to contemporary writer and philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, written by the publisher, which praises his modesty and humility in public affairs, and compares him with Socrates. This is the first time a French translation of Plato’s “The Laws” was published, and it was translated by Jean-Nicolas Grou, a French Jesuit priest who occupied himself with the French translation of Plato’s works., Brunet IV:701.B3220Amsterdam: Marc-Michel Rey(c. 1769.)
USD1000.0Book Philosophy;c. 1769.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3220&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas AstleyA New General Collection of Voyages and Travels: Consisting Of the most Esteemed Relations, which have been hitherto published in any Language: Comprehending every Thing remarkable in its Kind, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, With respect to the Several Empires, Kingdoms, and Provinces; their Situation, Extent, Bounds and Division, Climate, Soil and Produce; their Lakes, Rivers, Mountains, Cities, principal Towns, Harbours, Buildings, &c. and the gradual Alterations that from Time to Time have happened in each: Also the Manners and Customs of the Several Inhabitants… So as to form A Compleat System of Modern Geography and History, exhibiting the Present State of all Nations.Contemporary full tree calf with gilt line border, expertly rebacked in six compartments of raised bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt red and green morocco labels on two and four, guilt text on six, board edges gilt-tooled, endpapers marbled. , Light water staining in margins of frontispiece and pp. 97-8 in volume 1, 8 maps bound at the end of volume 1 corner margins neatly restored, some pages with brown spotting in volume 3, map of China neatly restored in volume 4, occasional offsetting to text pages; otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are generally clean and crisp., 4to., P. Volume 1. (6), blank, frontis, title, privilege, dedication, blank, preface v-xi, list of subscribers (9), contents (3), plate list, intro 1-8, 9-680, (6); Volume 2. (6), blank, frontis, title, privilege, dedication, list of subscribers, preface v-viii, contents (2), plate list (2), 1-732, (6); Volume 3. (6), blank, frontis, title, privilege, dedication, list of subscribers, preface v-vi, contents (2), plate list (2), 1-605, (6); Volume 4. (6), blank, frontis, title, privilege, dedication, list of subscribers, preface v-xii, contents, plate list (2), blank, 1-751, index (38), blank, (6)., Complete with 232 plates (4 frontispieces included) as listed in each book’s index, including 49 folding plates. Of the 232, 58 are maps and charts of voyages in Asia and Africa, the other plates being views and portraits of people and places around the world., Volume : Four volumes.; Text in two columns. <br>The first two volumes cover Africa and the last two cover Asia.<br>The text derives its information from a large number of travel books and relations from the preceding three centuries, including the works of Nieuhof, du Halde, Linschoten, De Gama, etc. , Hill 210; European Americana 745:153; Sabin 28539; Cordier Japonica 232, 277, 279, 322, 405, 406; Sinica 1947.B3693London: Thomas Astley(c. 1745.)
USD7500.0Book Voyages General; Book Africa General; Book Asia Central General; Book Asia Far East General; Book Asia Middle East General; Book Asia South East General;c. 1745.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3693&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_2d35209e30ebf63a9711ffa8b228a7af_1355171410.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Homann; VisscherHiberniae Regnum tam in praecipuas Ultoniae, Connaciae Laceniae et Momoniae.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, backed on old canvas, Size : 580x490 (mm), 22.875x19.25 (Inches)M5873Nuremburg: (1732)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Ireland;1732nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5873&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0e91e68f17497c44a4afce1e77d317e9_1309809612.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jodocus Hondius; Christopher Saxton; John Speed.The Kingdome of England / Jodocus Hondius Flander caelavit Anno Dom. 1610 ; Described by Christopher Saxton, augmented by John Speed.Hand Colored, Very Good, some skillful reinforcement of the folds., Size : 385x515 (mm), 15.16x20.28 (Inches); Rare first state of the map. This handsome map from Speed's "Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine", after Jodocus Hondius 1610 engraving, was described by Christopher Saxton and augmented by John Speed in 1612. This striking map of England has along its side decorative costume figures and a detailed table of all the Shires and other important location of England.M7656London: Sudbury & Humble(c.1614)
USD4250.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;c.1614nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD272.32Maps Asia Central India;Maps Asia Central Sri Lanka / Ceylon;c. 1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7657&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4a3ca87a8749b92098cd89a909f7c93f_1307738866.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William E. LoganGeological Survey of Canada; Index of the Plans, Showing the Explorations between the East Shore of Lake Huron and the Ottawa.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 290x510 (mm), 11.42x20.08 (Inches)M7658Montreal: Geological Survey of Canada(1878)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7658&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4a3ca87a8749b92098cd89a909f7c93f_1307740939.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carl FlemmingDas Oregon-GebietHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 420x315 (mm), 16.54x12.40 (Inches); Scarce German map of the Western United States. No states or territories as yet, with high detail, much of it more accurate than on American maps prior to 1850. Insets: Columbia River from Fort Vancouver to the coast, and the greater San Francisco Bay area.M7672Germany: (c.1845)
USD750.0Maps United States West;c.1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7672&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5ce8203f800126543b2d91a1ae5af347_1308262079.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VaugondyPartie de L'Amerique Septent? qui comprend la Nouvelle France ou le Canada.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 475x604 (mm), 18.70x23.78 (Inches); According to Kershaw, this is the third state of the map. The "boundaries around "The Province of Quebec" have been added. Below 'Louisbourg', 'B. de Gabory' is changed to 'B. de Gabaron' and at the top of Gulf of St.Lawrence 'I. Ouataquayaky' changes to 'I. Wataquayaky'.", Kershaw p.356M7673Paris: Vaugondy(1755)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East; Maps North America Great Lakes;<br>1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7673&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308587506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Braun & HogenbergLaugingen; Laubinga Sueviae Opp. Alberti Magni Patria.Hand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 128x500 (mm), 5.04x19.69 (Inches); "Lauingen is an old town on the Danube belonging to the Bavarian princes is Swaba, which can be seen not only in the design of its houses but can be read from its many Latin inscriptions. This city is the birthplace of Albertus Magnus, who descended from the illustrious Sollstetter family. On the site of his birthplace or house, a handsome church has been built, on the tower of which his likeness has been placed by the inhabitants to commemorate him." , Taschen, Braun and Hogenberg, p.322.M7674Germany: (c.1617)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1617nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7674&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308589170.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.E. ChalifourMap of the Dominion of CanadaHand Colored in Outline, Some wrinkling; otherwise in Very Good condition., Size : 518x878 (mm), 20.39x34.57 (Inches); The map of Canada showing diverse Canadian Railways.M7676Ottowa: Department of the Interior(1918)
USD475.0Maps Canada;1918nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7676&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308602235.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KeeferMercators Projection. Great Circle/Shortest Sailing/or Airlines, Illustrating the directness & capacity of the River St. Lawrence and Lake Erie to the Atlantic, As a means of communication between Europe and the Commercial Centre of the Great West. Shewing also the Extension of the Northern Pacific Railway Route Through Canada. to the Nearest Atlantic Seaport at Montreal.Black & White, Minor browning along the folds; otherwise in Very Good condition. Laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 575x874 (mm), 22.64x34.41 (Inches); Interesting map of mid 19century depicting sailing and railway routes between Europe and North America. The lower map depicts the northern route for the Pacific Railroad from Lake Michigan to Vancouver Island.M7677Montreal: Thos. C. Keefer C. E.(1855)
USD575.0Maps Canada;Maps United States;Maps Railroad;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7677&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308604040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaillot; SansonPour la Carte de la Moree (La Ville D'Athenes; Forteresse De Cerigo; S. Maura; Lepanthe; F.D'Asso;Forteresse De Volo; Forteresse De Zante; Negropont.)Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 498x360 (mm), 19.61x14.17 (Inches); A series of decorative 17th century city maps in the Mediterranean, around Greece and Macedonia.M7678Paris: (c. 1690)
USD2250.0Maps City Maps;Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7678&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308604602.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaillot; SansonPour la Carte de la Moree. (Navarino; Plan De Zarnata; Modon; Passava; Coron; Malvasia; Chielafa; Napoli De Romanie.)Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 500x355 (mm), 19.69x13.98 (Inches); A series of decorative 17th century city maps in the Mediterranean, around Greece and Macedonia.M7679Paris: (c.1690)
USD2250.0Maps City Maps;Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7679&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308604776.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinGorge dans les Montagnes du Sud. (Province de Fars)Lithograph, Thierry, Image Size : 408x312 (mm), 16.06x12.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 630x440 (mm), 24.80x17.32 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A mountainous view of the Province of Fars in central Iran.P2904Paris: J. Baundry(c. 1840)
USD1000.0Views Asia Iran;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2904&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f2efb02eba9d4ebcd050ba6790e6c610_1308776836.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Department of Public WorksMaps, Reports, Estimated, & c. Relative to Improvements of the Navigation of the River St. Lawrence and a proposed Canal connecting the River St. Lawrence and Lake Champlain.Contemporary ¼ leather with original cloth, gilt title on upper board, flat spine. , Covers worn, otherwise in very good condition., Folio, With 6 large folding charts of River St. Lawrence.; A series of hand coloured charts of River St. Lawrence, mostly between Montreal and Quebec City., TPL 3635.B342Toronto: John Lovell(1856)
USD1500.0; Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B342&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles F. LooseyCollection of the Laws of Patent Privileges of all the Countries of Europe, The United States of N. America and the Dutch West-Indies.Contemporary full gilt morocco, with ornamental gilt-tooled arabesque centerpieces on upper and lower boards, flat spine with extensive gilt tooling and gilt title, board edges and inner dentelles gilt-tooled, all edges gilt. , An extremely handsome book in excellent condition., 8vo, P. title, blank, preface ii-v, blank, contents vii-viii, 1-479.; Ex-libris on both paste down endpapers., A significant work on American patent law, which aims “to give what is to Talent the best stimulant the security by Patent, that the inventor shall have the full and undivided reward derivable from the public making use of his invention” (Author's Preface)., Sabin 41961B2012Vienna: Charles F. Loosey(c. 1849)
USD3750.0Book Legal; Book Bindings, Setsc. 1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2012&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theodore Friedrich Ludwig Nees von EsenbeckCollection of Esenbeck colour platesRecent ½ calf with marbled boards, spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt text on two and four. , The work lacks a title leaf and an unknown number of plates, 16 of the plates have some restorations, being either the extension of the fore margins, or the restoration of some minor tears; otherwise a very good copy, plates are generally very clean. , Folio, P. 81 plates, With 81 hand-coloured lithographic plates depicting various plants.; This is a collection of 81 plates from one of Nees von Esenbeck’s works. The plates are beautifully hand coloured and measure 455 x 295 mm.B2874(n.d.)
USD8000.0; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Natural History Botanicaln.d.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2874&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_cbcfa2666af096f2fa20e5efa34b6e87_1260388341.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Peter Simon PallasP. S. Pallas Russisch-Kaiserlichen Staatsraths und Ritters U. S. W. Bemerkungen auf Einer Reise in die Südlichen Statthalterschaften des Russischen Reichs in den Jahren 1793 und 1794. / Mit Colorirten Kupfern.Contemporary full brown marble calf, flat spine in six compartments of gilt-tooled bands and gilt geometric motifs, gilt red and black labels on two and five, edges tinted yellow, endpapers marbled. , Occasional light browning to the text, but plates are clean and crisp; altogether a fine copy of this important colour plate book in attractive period full calf., 4to., P. Volume 1. (4), title, blank, dedication, blank, foreword (4), list of subscribers ix-xx, preface xxi-xxiv, list of plates xxv-xxxii, half-title, blank, 3-516, (6); Volume 2. (4), title, blank, dedication, blank, foreword (4), list of subscribers ix-xii, preface xiii-xvi, list of plates xvii-xxiv, half-title, blank, 3-520, half-title, blank, additions 523-525, errata (2), blank, (4)., With a total of 53 folding plates, including 6 maps (2 coloured), and 47 views and costume plates (40 coloured). There are also a total of 32 in-text plates (27 coloured). All the plates illustrate the landscapes and peoples of southern Russia. , Volume : Two volumes.; According to its own index and the sequential number of the plates,Vol 1 lacks plate 20 and Vol. 2 lacks plate 10; however, Hiler gives the same number of plates as are found in our copy. Graesse indicates it should contain 54, and Brunet gives both 44 and 59 as the number of plates. This confusion with regards to the number of plates suggests a lack of consensus among experts as to the total required plates for a “complete” copy.<br>Tooley 357 (referring to the English translation of 1802): “It deserves a place in every colour plate collection for its numerous attractive coloured vignettes, an unusual feature. The plates themselves are also interesting technically, various forms of engraving employed.”, Tooley 357; Hiler 683; Graesse V:109; Brunet III:616.B3548Leipzig: Gottfried Martini(c. 1799-1801.)
USD7000.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Voyages General; Book Russia;c. 1799-1801.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_70be6af6b151fb9a20df9da217697477_1286124999.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CharnockAn History of Marine Architecture Including an Enlarged and Progressive View of the Nautical Regulations and Naval History, Both Civil and Military, of all Nations, Especially of Great Britain. . .Contemporary half calf with matching marble board. Spine with 6 compartments of flat bands, divided by gild and blind boarders. Red morocco label on two and five. , Plates with some minor browning; otherwise a Very Good set. A handsome copy. , Large 4to. , Volume 1. P. blanks, engraved title, blank, title page, blank, dedication (4), preface vii-xcv, list of plates. Advertisement xcvii-c, p.1-368, blanks; Volume 2. P. blanks, title, list of plates, 5-496, blanks; Volume 3. P. blanks, title, list of plates, 5-412, table of content 413-436, blanks., 99 superb engraved copper plates depicting diagrams of ships and various aspects of naval and marine history. , Volume : 3 volumes; “The first serious study of British naval architecture” (ODNB).<br><br>“The most authoritative book on eighteenth-century ship building published in England. An unusual feature is the large number of booksellers, thirty-five in all, who participated in the sale of the book and whose names appear on the title-pages. The production of the plates was evidently undertaken by ten of these dealers…their names appear in the imprints throughout the book.” (Abbey Life), ODNB; Abbey Life 331B3778London: R. Faulder, G.G. and J. Robinson and Co.(c. 1800-1802)
USD4500.0Book Transportation Marine;c. 1800-1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3778&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles Morell (pseudonym of James Ridley)The Tales of the Genii: or, The Delightful Lessons of Horam, The Son of Asmar, Faithfully translated from the Persian Manuscript; and Compared with the French and Spanish Editions published at Paris and Madrid.Original half calf with matching marble boards, boards with gilt rules, decorative gilt raised spine in six compartments, black and red morocco label on 2 and 3, marbled end papers with red speckled edges., Fine handsome copy, 8vo, P. Vol.1- blanks, frontispiece, blank, title, blank, dedication iii-iv, preface v-viii, the life of Horan the son of Asmar ix-xxix, p.1-356, blanks; Vol.2- blanks, frontispiece, title, blank, p.1-406,blanks., With 13 engraved plates, 7 of which are in the first volume and 6 in the second volume. , Volume : 2 volumes; A work of original fiction by Ridley, “Ridley is chiefly remembered as author of ‘The Tales of Genii’… The work purports to be by Sir Charles Morell, at one time ambassador from the British settlements in India to the Great Mongul, and to be a literal translation from a book held in great estimation at Ispahan and at Constantinople. The ‘Tales’ however, are entirely Ridley’s own;… the stories are interspersed with some satire upon the professions of so-called Christians.” DNB.B3780London: J. Wilkie(1764)
USD1000.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;Book Literature English;1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3780&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guillaume Joseph GrelotRelation nouvelle d'un voyage de Constantinople. Enrichie de Plans levez par l'Auteur sur les lieux, & des Figures de tout ce qu'il y a de plus remarquable dans cette Ville. / Presentée au Roy.Contemporary full calf expertly rebacked, spine in six compartments of raised blind-tooled bands, and gilt nautical motifs, gilt text on two and six, edges speckled red, endpapers renewed. , Scarce light brown spotting on pp. 119-122, p. 261 margin restored, otherwise in very good condition, text and plates are generally clean and crisp. Several plates and the title are skillfully mounted., 4to, P. blanks, title, blank, epistle (4), to the reader (5), advertisements, 1-306, (2)., With 11 copper-engraved folding or full page plates, all fine views of Constantinople. There are also four in-text copper-engravings which illustrate the several genuflexions of the Muslim daily prayer. This copy seems to be complete with 11 plates although Blackmer calls for 13 plates.; To undertake the creation of this book, Grelot employed his fluency in Turkish and "disguised himself as a Turk and thus attired travelled over the greater part of the Turkish Empire" (Cox I:213). This allowed him especially to mingle throughout Constantinople and to make sketches as he pleased. Blackmer II indicates that "Grelot made many drawings of St Sophia and other monuments, the only reasonably accurate delineations of the building for some 150 years" (146). "The work," concludes Cox, "has been reckoned to be one of the best books of travel.", Blackmer II:146; Cox I:213.B3782Paris: Pierre Rocolet & la veuve Damien Foucault(1680)
USD5000.0Book Near East Turkey;Book Voyages General;1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3782&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e98db7d8e692517384a57ce89daca2f7_1309377265.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The Kobzar; Translated from the Ukranian by C.H. Andrusyshen and Watson KirkconnellThe Poetical Works of Taras ShevchenkoContemporary full green cloth with dust jacket. , Hardcover with decorative dust jacket, slight tears and browning to dust jacket, otherwise a very good copy., 4to, P. 1-563B3783Toronto: University of Toronto Press(1964)
USD175.0Book Europe Ukraine; Book Literature English;1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3783&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roger LongAstronomy, In Five Books.Recent full calf, flat spine, gilt text on two and six, edges speckled red. Disbound., Generally a very good clean copy., 4to, With 20 copper-engraved folding plates of 68. , Volume : Volume I of IIB3785Cambridge: (1742)
USD375.0Book Astronomy;1742nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3785&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. CorneliDie Jagd und ihre Wandlungen in Wort und Bild.Publishers' decorative green cloth, rebacked expertly preserving original spine in five compartments of gilt bands and gilt hunting motifs, gilt text on two, all edges gilt. , An excellent copy., Folio, P. engraved title, title, 1-384., With 31 plates, including the engraved title and 30 plates, as well as several in-text illustrations of wildlife and hunting techniques.B3788Amsterdam: Ellerman, Harms, & Cie.(1884)
USD750.01884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3788&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Carver, CaptainA new map of the Province of Quebec according to The Royal Proclamation, of the 7th of October 1763, from the French Surveys Connected with those made after the War by Captain Carver and other Officers in His Majesty's Service /. The City of Quebec / A Particular Survey of the Isles of MontrealHand Colored, Very Good; a few marginal tears , Size : 507x700 (mm), 20x27.5 (Inches); Rare First State. <br><br>"Anglo-French rivalry in North America was long established. Quebec had been attacked by the English as early as 1629, and was finally granted to England by 1763 in the Treaty of Paris, signed on 2 February."-John Goss<br><br>"Jonathan Carver's map of the new Province of Quebec, with the original 1763 boundaries. These boundaries would be extended in 1774 to include much of what is today the United States. The extension was one of the many causes of the American Revolution, and resulted in the loss of much territory to the new country in 1783." (Hayes)<br><br>An important pre-revolution map of Quebec,with three insets of Montreal, Quebec City and the St. Lawrence river. This map is the product of British colonial interests after having occupied New France--its close attention to detail comes across even in the title cartouche, which illustrates the rocky forested lands of Quebec., The Mapmaker's Art…-John Goss P.233-234 Kershaw volume IV:# 1005.<br>Hayes 115M2551London: Robert Sayer and John Bennett(1776)
USD2750.0Maps Canada East Quebec Montreal;Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City;Maps Canada East Quebec;1776noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2551&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0e91e68f17497c44a4afce1e77d317e9_1309810255.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. PopeParks Lots Burlington Beach Part of Parcel A Block N.1 of Brant Farm. Nelson Township.Hand Colored, Minor browning along the edges and corners, otherwise in Very Good condition., Size : 410x665 (mm), 16.14x26.18 (Inches); This map depicts the thin strip of land known as Beach Boulevard, a city street in Hamilton, which crosses over Lake Ontario.M7643Toronto: (c. 1877)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario South Northumberland;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7643&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5b8b762f8dbcb5ebd5a01da55acd6284_1307644495.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. PopePlan of Alton.Hand Colored, Minor tear repaired in the lower margin, otherwise in Very Good condition., Size : 388x659 (mm), 15.28x25.94 (Inches); This map depicts the area northwest of Brampton. In the lower right corner is a small plan of Cataract.M7645Toronto: (c.1877)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c.1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7645&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5b8b762f8dbcb5ebd5a01da55acd6284_1307645679.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RogersVillage of Parkhill;Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 405x242 (mm), 15.94x9.53 (Inches); Map depicts the village of Parkhill North West of London Ontario.M7648Toronto: Miles & Co.,(c.1878)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex;c.1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7648&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8dd83f493543410578c3d846ceac2379_1313616963.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RogersMosaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 408x650 (mm), 16.06x25.59 (Inches); Halfway between London and Chatham, southwest of London.M7654Toronto: Walker & Miles(1878)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7654&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4a3ca87a8749b92098cd89a909f7c93f_1307718067.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Don Tomas Lopez; some additions by Mr. Ledru.Carte Topographique de l Ile de Saint Jean de Puerto Rico et de l Ile de Bieque avec leurs Divisions, Par Don Tomas Lopez, Geographe des Domaines de La Majeste, membre de diverses academies. Madrid 1791. Avec quelques additions par M. Ledru.Hand Colored, Folding map flattened. Lower left margin repaired not affected the image; otherwise in Very Good condition., Size : 357x715 (mm), 14.06x28.15 (Inches); Scarce map of Puerto Rico in the early part of 19th century. French reissue of Lopez 1791 map of Puerto Rico, updated by M. Ledru. The map covers the entire island of Puerto Rico and Vieques Island. There is nice detail of towns, watershed, anchorages and hazards. The hills and mountains are depicted., Tooliy Vol 3, Page 154M7690Paris: (1810)
USD1750.0Maps West Indies Puerto Rico;1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7690&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e98db7d8e692517384a57ce89daca2f7_1309375161.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles Mason RemeyThrough Warring Countries to the Mountain of God. An account of some of the experience of two American Bahais France, England, Germany, and other countries, on their way to visit Abdul Baha in the Holy Land, in the year 1914. [SIGNED, WITH AUTHOR S OWN BOOKPLATE]Contemporary green cloth boards, title in gilt on upper cover surrounded by a gilt border, flat spine with number 9 in gilt., An excellent copy, 4to, P. title, blank, author signature, blank, portrait, blank, quote, blank, index, blank, forward 6-8, 9-111., Contains 29 photos of various pictures of Baha’is and Abdul’Baha.; Ex-libris on front and rear paste-down endpapers. With the bookplate of the author. , Text appears only of the recto of each page and is presented as a facsimile of the author’s manuscript. A rare copy from the author’s private collection, numbered 804 of a limited number of copies for private distribution only and signed by the author.B2004New York: Baha'i Publication Committee(1915)
USD575.0; Book Religious General1915noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2004&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. FichotParis sous Napoleon IIIContemporary full cloth boards, upper and lower boards with 3 blind-lined borders, inner two with foliage design and cornerpieces, flat spine rebacked expertly with gilt calf label., No title page, otherwise a very good example, plates are clean and crisp., Oblong 4to., P. 22 plates., With 22 (of ?) wood-engraved plates depicting different locations and buildings in the city of Paris.B2844Paris: (c. 1870.)
USD575.0; Book Plate Books General; Book Europe Francec. 1870.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B2844&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Desire GuilmardLe Garde Meuble, Collection de SiegesExpertly rebacked dark blue half calf saving the original matching blue cloth boards. , 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt design on the spine, A few leaves with minor browning and some reinforcement, otherwise a fine collection of brilliantly hand coloured plates., Folio, 86 of the plates are brilliantly and exquisitely hand coloured, 2 black and white. A rare and beautiful series of plates on seats and chairs showing poufs, dos-a-dos, venitienne, canape confident, canape fauteuil et chaise lambroquin, l inseparable, etc. all depicting in detail the upholstery and design of the material of the piece.; Some of the plates are classical in name only such as Louis XIV,XV, which show the Victorian interpretation of these periods. <br><br>Géomètre, directeur-fondateur du journal d’ameublement Le Garde-meuble ancien et moderne, dessinateur spécialisé dans l’ornement et l’ameublement.B3798Paris: E. Maincent(c.1860)
USD3750.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3798&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_9612fb07fa9f24636effcfa849adca76_1311954643.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luigi MayerViews in Palestine, from the Original Drawings of Luigi Mayer, with an Historical and Descriptive Account of the Country, and its Remarkable Places.Recent quarter green morocco with matching marble boards, spine in 6 compartments with flat gilt bands, gilt text on 2., Very Good, Large Folio, P. blanks, title, 1-47, blank, catalogue of plates, blanks., 24 handsome engraved hand coloured plates. Plates in various states dated 1803, 1804 or 1812, and watermarked 1806, 1809, or 1811.; Text in both English and French.<br>“ Rohrich seems to imply that there was a separate French edition in 1804 but it has not been possible to find any other evidence of this. It will be noticed that this volume has a single title-page in English and French.”<br>, Abbey Travel 369B3799London: T. Bensley(1804)
USD5000.0Book Asia Middle East Holy Land;1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3799&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_9612fb07fa9f24636effcfa849adca76_1311954539.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arrowsmith. JBritish North America.Original Hand Coloring, Excellent;, Size : 530x627 (mm), 20.875x24.625 (Inches); For most of the 19th century the production of maps showing new discoveries in the north part of America was dominated by the Arrowsmith firm. This firm had been established by Aaron Arrowsmith in 1790 and continued until the death of John Arrowsmith in 1873. In 1795 Arrowsmith published a large four sheet map of North America which was dedicated to the Hudson\'s Bay Company. This map is a reduced version of that larger map and it too is dedicated to the Company. As the map maker to the Hudson\'s Bay Company, Arrowsmith had access to the manuscript drafts sent to London by servants of the Company in North America.This gave him a decided advantage over his competitors with respect to information about the north part of America and enabled him to assume a position of dominance in the map trade. Arrowsmith revised his maps frequently to keep them abreast of new information. This map which was first published in 1832 was revised at least 12 times until the final version in 1858. His map of North America shows the geographical data collected by explorers such as Lewis and Clark and Zebulon Pike as readily as that gathered in the far North. Most of his data about the western area were taken from manuscript drafts prepared by David Thompson. The known parts of the north west passage are shown in fragments.<br>Verner ; Stubbs 222<br>The Western part of North America was still ill defined in terms of ownership. Since 1818 the region was held by Britain and USA, as it will be until 1846 when Oregon treaty would define the future border between USA and Canada. The boundary was finalized along the 49th parallel agreed by the Oregon treaty. British Columbia is depicted in detail (the southern portion of which would become Northern Washington State).<br>The map shows rivers, settlements, territories of First Nations peoples. Also depicts Upper and Lower Canada, Labrador, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.<br><br><br>, Verner ; Stubbs 222M1453London: (1834)
USD2500.0Maps Canada;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M1453&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9b5aabed36845e55330362287c088d46_1310503495.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinWestern AfricaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 235x330 (mm), 9.25x13 (Inches); 4 vignette scenes decorate the edges of the map.M5214London: The London Printing and Publishing Company(1851)
USD225.0Maps Africa West;1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5214&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/19-08-06003.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Capt. BayfieldGeological Survey of Canada, Sir Wm. E. Logan F.R.S. Director. Plan of the Island of Anticosti. Taken from Bayfield's Charts.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 194x380 (mm), 7.64x14.96 (Inches)M7675Montreal: (1856)
USD150.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River;Maps Canada East Quebec;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7675&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308601502.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas SulmanGlasgowHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 460x1035 (mm), 18.11x40.75 (Inches); Handsome large scale city map of Glasgow.M7681London: London News(c.1864)
USD1500.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;Maps City Maps;c.1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7681&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_72a7d7d4868fe70b6c9b9d6ef5998d05_1308848912.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.D. AlexanderMolokaiPrinted in Color, Minor browning along the folds; otherwise in Very Good condition., Size : 638x1220 (mm), 25.12x48.03 (Inches); Handsome detailed map of one of the Hawaiian Islands. First surveyed by W. D. Alexander, Surveyor General to Queen Liliuokalani, in 1897, prior to her overthrow.<br>M7682USA: F.S. Dodge; C.J. Willis and S.M. Kanakanui(1897)
USD875.0Maps United States West Hawaii;1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7682&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308945703.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. W. D.Sorel; Province of QuebecOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 390x380 (mm), 15.35x14.96 (Inches); Fine manuscript map of Sorel-Tracy, a city in southwestern Quebec, Canada and the geographical end point of the Lake Champlain Valley at the confluence of the Richelieu River and the St. Lawrence River.M7683Toronto: (c.1900)
USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7683&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9387dd5b7cdc9116f91eb105daa7a69c_1309189665.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KitchenAccurate Map of that District of Great Britain called England & Wales, & C. from the latest and most Correct Surveys by T. Kitchen, Geographer & Hydrographer to His MajestyHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 375x340 (mm), 14.76x13.39 (Inches); Handsome map of Great Britain with decorative cartouche.M7687London: (1770)
USD375.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England;1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7687&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_37d9b951a8466a42410d114869eabb7a_1309280702.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cornelis van WytflietChili Provincia AmplissimaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 230x285 (mm), 9.06x11.22 (Inches); Important early map of Chili, locating many towns along the Chilean coast, details rivers and mountains. Adorned with a strapwork cartouche in a stipple engraved sea. A handsome sheet with some scroll lettering.M7697Louvain, Belgium: (1597)
USD1000.0Maps South America Chile;1597nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7697&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0e91e68f17497c44a4afce1e77d317e9_1309797438.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KitchenA New & Accurate Map of North AmericaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 335x364 (mm), 13.19x14.33 (Inches); Handsome map depicting the North American territory.M7713London: (1770)
USD750.0Maps North America;1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7713&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f6f92f6764f21fb7d06198b4efea8a01_1310073326.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JohannesItala nam tellus Graeciamaior erat Ovid IV Fastor Haec Italiae pars nunc primum de prisca aerugine est abstersa et je usmondi ut videre licet nitori reddita.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 380x510 (mm), 14.96x20.08 (Inches); Fine map of Southern Italy with two sailing ships and one sea monster. Large cartouche depicting warriors and a child sitting amidst weapons.M7714Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7714&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f6f92f6764f21fb7d06198b4efea8a01_1310074795.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserTerritory of WyomingHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 575x749 (mm), 22.64x29.49 (Inches); Large and detailed map of Wyoming, issued by the General Land Office. The topographical and Indian Reservation are depicted in the map.M7717New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States West Wyoming;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7717&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e46be53ac545d2e098a9ba0593f57e40_1310139882.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserState of NevadaHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 795x620 (mm), 31.30x24.41 (Inches); Large and detailed map of Nevada, issued by the General Land Office. The topographical and Indian Reservation are depicted in the map.M7718New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States West Nevada;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7718&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e46be53ac545d2e098a9ba0593f57e40_1310140627.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserTerritory of IdahoHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.<br>, Size : 825x545 (mm), 32.48x21.46 (Inches); Large and detailed map of Idaho, issued by the General Land Office. The topographical and Indian Reservation are depicted in the map.<br>M7719New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States West Idaho;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7719&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e46be53ac545d2e098a9ba0593f57e40_1310141278.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserTerritory of New MexicoHand Colored, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation , Size : 745x620 (mm), 29.33x24.41 (Inches); Large and detailed map of New Mexico, issued by the General Land Office. The topographical and Indian Reservation are depicted in the map.<br>M7721New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States West New Mexico;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7721&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e46be53ac545d2e098a9ba0593f57e40_1310141901.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserIndian TerritoryHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.<br>, Size : 810x615 (mm), 31.89x24.21 (Inches); Large and detailed map of Oklahoma , issued by the General Land Office. The topographical and Indian Reservation are depicted in the map. The dates of a number of Indian Treaties are shown.M7722New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States South Oklahoma;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7722&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e46be53ac545d2e098a9ba0593f57e40_1310142303.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserTerritory of UtahHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 780x630 (mm), 30.71x24.80 (Inches); Large and detailed map of Utah, issued by the General Land Office. The topographical and Indian Reservation are depicted in the map.<br>M7723New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States West Utah;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7723&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e46be53ac545d2e098a9ba0593f57e40_1310142776.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserState of KansasHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.<br>, Size : 550x760 (mm), 21.65x29.92 (Inches); Large and detailed map of Kansas, issued by the General Land Office.M7724New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States Mid-West Kansas;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7724&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e46be53ac545d2e098a9ba0593f57e40_1310142943.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]General Land Office; C. RoeserTerritory of MontanaHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 568x802 (mm), 22.36x31.57 (Inches); Large and detailed map of Montana, issued by the General Land Office. The topographical and Indian Reservation are depicted in the map.M7726New York: (1876)
USD1250.0Maps United States West Montana;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7726&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a798274a85de3451008c38cb77a1b057_1311444665.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul LanghansNorddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen; Weltkarte der Schnell-und Postdampfer-Linien des Norddeutschen Lloyd, BremenPrinted in Color, Very Good;, Size : 705x980 (mm), 27.76x38.58 (Inches)M7728Germany: Justus Perthes(c.1900)
USD1500.0Maps World;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7728&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9778a891d5eda49b3f6f871485a9bc0_1312234853.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johannes van KeulenPas-caart van de Middel Landsche Zee.....Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 520x590 (mm), 20.47x23.23 (Inches); Important 17th century sea chart of Mediterranean showing from the Atlantic Ocean to Cyprus and the Holy Land, one map on top of the other.M7729Amsterdam: (c.1698)
USD2750.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;Maps Sea Chart;c.1698nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7729&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9778a891d5eda49b3f6f871485a9bc0_1312236229.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William PascoeThe Great RaceLithograph, McLean & Co, Image Size : 383x525 (mm), 15.08x20.67 (Inches), Platemark Size : 435x590 (mm), 17.13x23.23 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x633 (mm), 18.90x24.92 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, minor discoloration at the margins, laid down on acid free paper for long term preservationP2866London: McLean & Co(1846)
USD2000.0Sports Rowing;1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2866&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0b8888ee87457fb661abba7a9fc2d34d_1307994497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edouard BissonThe Spirit of SpringMezzotint, Image Size : 555x414 (mm), 21.85x16.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : 617x454 (mm), 24.29x17.87 (Inches), Paper Size : 626x469 (mm), 24.65x18.46 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, A short tear on the upper margin otherwise very good; Edouard Bisson became a Knight of the Legion d'Honneur in 1908. A typical Victorian Beauty.<br>Print Sellers Association stamp on the lower left.P2876London: Kerr(1908)
USD875.0Victorian;1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2876&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5ce8203f800126543b2d91a1ae5af347_1308262943.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giuseppe MancionLeo. XIII Pont. MaxSteel Engraving, Image Size : 417x359 (mm), 16.42x14.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 500x400 (mm), 19.69x15.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The title cartouche depicts Vatican's code of arms.P2877Italy: (c.1875)
USD1000.0Portraits Others;Religious Christianity;c.1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2877&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dea8c409c5e53f11ad7852ccdc819229_1308605815.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cecil AldinThe HuntsmanLithograph, Image Size : 420x340 (mm), 16.54x13.39 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 565x440 (mm), 22.24x17.32 (Inches), Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; Cecil Aldin was a British artist best known for his beautiful paintings of animals, and sports.P2908London: Lawrence & Bullen(1901)
USD475.0Sports Hunting;1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2908&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_72a7d7d4868fe70b6c9b9d6ef5998d05_1308861847.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.P. ParkerTo the Ministers and Members of the Wesleyan Methodist Societies throughout the World, together with the Christian Public generally,. This Print representing the Providential deliverance of John Wesley, when Six years of age from the five by which the ParMezzotint, Brookers, Image Size : 565x790 (mm), 22.24x31.10 (Inches), Platemark Size : 610x800 (mm), 24.02x31.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 620x815 (mm), 24.41x32.09 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, a short tear on upper marginP2911London: A.J.Isaacs(1863)
USD875.0Religious Christianity;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2911&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308933550.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RiquoisLe Nouvel Opera De Paris; Coupe Longitudinale.Lithograph, Ch. Chardon, Image Size : 470x750 (mm), 18.50x29.53 (Inches), Platemark Size : 558x812 (mm), 21.97x31.97 (Inches), Paper Size : 617x898 (mm), 24.29x35.35 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Handsome Architectural detailed print depicting the interior of the New Paris Opera House designed by Charles Garnier.P2912Paris: Ducher; Charles Garnier(1878)
USD1000.0Architectural Others;Views Europe France Paris;Music;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2912&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308934820.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]NaturelLe Nouvel Opera De Paris; Facade Laterale (coute du pavillon du chef de l'etat)Lithograph, Ch. Chardon, Image Size : 450x733 (mm), 17.72x28.86 (Inches), Platemark Size : 535x790 (mm), 21.06x31.10 (Inches), Paper Size : 620x898 (mm), 24.41x35.35 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Handsome architectural print depicting the side facade of the New Paris Opera House designed by Charles Garnier.<br>P2913Paris: Ducher; Charles Garnier(1878)
USD1500.0Architectural Others;Views Europe France Paris;Music;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2913&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308935239.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]FaleroLa Vision De FaustPhotogravure, Goupil & C. Editeurs, Image Size : 440x825 (mm), 17.32x32.48 (Inches), Platemark Size : 580x925 (mm), 22.83x36.42 (Inches), Paper Size : 617x950 (mm), 24.29x37.40 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; This painting depicts Faust visioning several nude women to his left, while to his right we see the presence of Mephistopheles.P2914Paris: Goupil & C.; M.Knadler(1881)
USD1500.0Erotica;Performing Arts Theatrical;1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2914&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308936833.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ProtainLe Kaire. Vue Perspective de la Porte Appelee Bab El Foutouh.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 379x444 (mm), 14.92x17.48 (Inches), Platemark Size : 453x503 (mm), 17.83x19.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 491x663 (mm), 19.33x26.10 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP2915Paris: (1826)
USD875.0Views Africa Egypt;1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2915&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308947362.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DulertreEnvirons du Kaire; Vue d'une Mosquee Ruinee Dans l'Ile de Roudah.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 350x550 (mm), 13.78x21.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : 415x580 (mm), 16.34x22.83 (Inches), Paper Size : 520x690 (mm), 20.47x27.17 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP2916Paris: (1826)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2916&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308948404.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LepereEdfou (Apollinopolis Magna); Vue Perspective du Petit TempleCopper Engraving, Image Size : 370x575 (mm), 14.57x22.64 (Inches), Platemark Size : 440x613 (mm), 17.32x24.13 (Inches), Paper Size : 523x690 (mm), 20.59x27.17 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP2917Paris: (1826)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2917&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308949594.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. VilloteauVases, Meubles et instrumens.; Instrumens a Corde qui Paroissent Propres aux Egyptiens.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 580x420 (mm), 22.83x16.54 (Inches), Platemark Size : 580x420 (mm), 22.83x16.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 690x525 (mm), 27.17x20.67 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee FrancaiseP2918Paris: (1826)
USD1000.0Music;1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2918&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308950118.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BuguetLouis XVIII Roi de France Et De Navarree.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 585x495 (mm), 23.03x19.49 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 730x540 (mm), 28.74x21.26 (Inches), Black & White, A few tears at margins repaired, otherwise Very Good; A handsome portrait of the Louis XVIII, with the Grand Royal French code of arms.P2938Paris: Bertrand(1815)
USD1250.0Portraits Royalties;1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2938&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_303c6fc99d6463be3bfc14b666eb2a69_1310569685.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. E. Chalon; John LucasHer Majesty Queen Victoria ; His Royal Highness Prince Albert, K.G. &c.&c.&c.Mezzotint, J. Dalton, Image Size : 760x530 (mm), 29.92x20.87 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 860x570 (mm), 33.86x22.44 (Inches), Hand Colored, Albert plate with a tear in the upper margin, some creases in the paper; otherwise both plates are Very Good; Full length portrait of Her Majesty Queen Victoria; Fine full length portrait of Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The pair of Portraits of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert after Chalon, engraved by Henry Sadd.P2940New York: Albion Office(1847 and 1848)
USD2500.0Portraits Royalties;1847 and 1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2940&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_303c6fc99d6463be3bfc14b666eb2a69_1310570341.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul LanghansNorddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen; Weltkarte der Schnell-und Postdampfer-Linien des Norddeutschen Lloyd, BremenLithograph, Image Size : 705x980 (mm), 27.76x38.58 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 795x1045 (mm), 31.30x41.14 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Lloyd Bremen Steamship Passenger Line's routes around the World. There were traveling from Germany to North America (New York), South America and to South East and Far East Asia.P2944Germany: Justus Perthes(c.1900)
USD1500.0Advertising Others;Transportation Ships;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2944&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f9778a891d5eda49b3f6f871485a9bc0_1312235235.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Soltykoff, Prince AlexisVoyage en Perse.Contemporary 1/4 morocco with original embossed elaborately decorated cloth in dark blue, densely gilt spine in six compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges gilt. , Occasional foxing, otherwise a very good copy. , 4to, With 22 lithographed plates.; An account of a journey through Persia by this famous Russian traveler. The illustrations, by Trayer after Soltykoff, show the character of Persians., Wilson 212.B605Paris: Victor Lecou(1854)
USD1500.0; Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Iran1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B605&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/book2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MiltonA Complete Collection of the Historical, Political and Miscellaneous Works of John Milton: Correctly printed from the Original Editions. With an Historical and Critical Account of the Life and Writings of the Author; Containing several Original Papers of His Never before PublishedRecent ½ calf with marbled boards, flat spine in six compartments of gilt-tooled bands and gilt floral motifs, gilt red and brown morocco labels on two and three, edges tinted red, endpapers renewed. , Occasional light foxing and browning, otherwise a very good and tight set., Folio, P. frontis, title, advertisement, tracts, xcvii, 628; title, tracts, 617, index [24]., Title in red and black. With a frontispiece bust portrait of John Milton., Volume : Two volumes.; Third collected edition of Milton’s prose, with a biography by Thomas Birch. <br>“In this new Edition of Milton’s Prose Works, the Pieces are disposed according to the Order in which they were first printed; with the addition of a Tract omitted by Mr. Toland, concerning the Reason of the War with Spain in 1655, and several Pages in the History of Britain, expunged by the Licensers of the Press, and not to be met with in any former Edition. To make the work more complete, the Editor has compiled a full and faithful Account of the Author’s Life; containing besides the Particulars given us by Toland, and other Authors, many never before printed, with several Pieces now first published from the original Manuscripts of Milton. To which is prefixed a curious Head of the Author, engraven by Mr. Vertue from a Drawing by Mr. Richardson, after a bust done for the Author in his life-time. To the Work is subjoined a large Alphabetical Index, which no other Edition has; and the Impression is much more beautiful and correct than any hitherto published.” -- Advertisement to the Reader.<br>, Bateson I:466; Coleridge 74.B809London: A. Millar.(c. 1738.)
USD2750.0Book Literature Englishc. 1738.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B809&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/Milton1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Lismer[Arthur Lismer’s original sketches in] the Penguin Hundred Best CrosswordsPaper covers have pen drawings, as well as the words: “1969: A.[rthur] Lismer’s drawings inside” on upper and lower covers. , In general, very good condition. , 8vo Paperback, Approximately 103 amusing individual sketches (portraits, animals, caricatures, etc.).; Arthur Lismer was a member of the famous Canadian art movement known as “The Group of Seven”, known for their unique depictions of the Canadian wilderness. The drawings in this crossword puzzle book, if the date marked on the front cover is correct (1969), would be among the last sketches produced by his hand, before he passed away in the spring of the same year. In her biography of her father, Marjorie Lismer Bridges uses a quote from Arthur as its epigraph, which seems to fit quite well with the beautiful borders he has drawn here: “It is the emotional ally of intelligence and desire to mould, to illustrate, and to make personal contributions to the age-long yearnings for humanity to enliven and decorate the fringe of laborious life with a border of beauty.” In describing the biography’s illustrations, Marjorie remarks: “He left countless small drawings on scraps of paper and backs of menu cards, as well as a large number of sketch books. Manuscripts and drawings together make an accurate commentary on a vivid career…. The cartoons are informal and amusing records of family events. Less known are those he drew for his own entertainment, as he experimented with lines and ideas.” (3) Later, she adds with regards to their home life: “He lingered over meals, generally took a nap in the afternoon, read detective stories, and sketched as the mood struck him.” (5) Here is an example of the informal sketches drawn by Arthur Lismer. (Marjorie Lismer Bridges: ‘A Border of Beauty: Arthur Lismer’s Pen and Pencil’.), Marjorie Lismer Bridges: ‘A Border of Beauty: Arthur Lismer’s Pen and Pencil’B3010(Sketches c. 1965)
USD5000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Canada General;Sketches c. 1965nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3010&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Carr 1772-1832A Northern Summer; or Travels round the Baltic, through Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Prussia, and part of Germany in the year 1804.Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, gilt spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt label on two. Complete with 11 beautifully hand-coloured aquatints including a double-paged plate of St. Petersburg. , An excellent copy, impressions are good and strong. , 4to, P. title, blank, xi, (1), 480. , Complete with 11 beautifully hand-coloured aquatints including a double-paged plate of St. Petersburg. The plates are signed: Drawn by J.Carr Esqr. and engraved by T. Medland. According to Abbey the plates were done by William Daniel.; Graesse I, 54; Abbey, Travel 73B3210London: Richard Phillips.(1805)
USD2500.0Book Voyages General;Book Europe Scandinavia;Book Europe Germany;Book Plate Books Colour;1805noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3210&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b6b4d787c661f5f6522eeeb15ec46bfe_1292197062.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Flavius Josephus; Roger L’Estrange, tr.The Works of Flavius Josephus: Translated into English By Sir Roger L Estrange, Knight. Viz. I. The Antiquities of the Jews, in Twenty Books. II. Their Wars with the Romans, in Seven Books. III. The Life of Josephus written by Himself. IV. His Book against Apion, in Defence of the Antiquities of the Jews, in Two Parts. V. The Martyrdom of the Maccabees. As also; VI. Philo s Embassy from the Jews of Alexandria to Caius Caligula. / Carefully Revis d, and Compar d with the Original Greek. / To which are added, Two Discourses, and several Remarks and Observations upon Josephus. Together with Maps, Sculptures, and Accurate Indexes.Contemporary calf tooled boards, expertly rebacked with spine in seven compartments of raised gilt bands, gilt text on two and seven. , Title corners professionally reinforced. Signature ex-libris in period hand on second and third-to-last leaves. A fine copy with seven plates and maps. Text and plates are clean and crisp.<br>Several mispaginations, some serious, but with no apparent loss:<br> <br>89 marked as “90”,<br>119 marked as “117”,<br>125 marked as “123”,<br>128 marked as “118”,<br>131-148 page #s missing but no apparent loss,<br>248-249 marked as “348-349”,<br>256 marked as “265”,<br>288 marked as “290”,<br>378 marked as “368”,<br>389-390 marked as “397-398”,<br>395-396 marked as “403-404”,<br>549-550 marked as “579-580”,<br>555-584 page #s missing but no apparent loss,<br>597-744 page #s missing but no apparent loss,<br>830 marked as “810”,<br>947 marked as “997”,<br>950 marked as “1000”,<br>At pp. 980, as well as at 987, only one side of the leaf is paginated, but text runs continuously on both sides,<br>991 marked as “992”<br>, Folio., P. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, preface (2), 1-18, 1-130, 149-554, 585-596, 745-980, (1), 981, (1), 982, (1), 983-987, (1), 988, (1), 989, (1), 990, (1), 991-1106, index 1107-1130, (4)., With three copper plates including the engraved frontispiece, as well as four folding maps.; For his translation of Josephus’s works, L’Estrange earned £600, a large sum at the time. He was a well-known royalist, characterized by Dr. Johnson as “the first writer on record who regularly enlisted himself under the banners of a party for pay, and fought for it through right and wrong” (DNB). He published several political pamphlets, and later wrote and published a widely-read (and often-abused) periodical called the “Observator”. However, “L’Estrange is seen to best literary advantage in his translations.”, DNB XI:997-1007.B3316London: Richard Sare(c. 1702)
USD3750.0Book Religious Judaism;c. 1702noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD5500.0Book Literature English; Book Bindings, Sets;1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Royalty;Book Plate Books General;Book Europe Benelux;c. 1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3802&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_36b692c7885622293987e789b4d5d695_1312404840.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Adrien Hubert BrueAtlas Universel de Geographie Physique, Politique et Historique, Ancienne et Moderne, contenant : Les Cartes Generales et particulieres des Cinq Parties du Monde; Dresse conformement aux progres de la Science Pour servir a la lecture des meilleurs ouvrages de Geographie et d Histoire.Contemporary full paper, flat spine in six compartments of blind bands, and gilt decorative military motifs, gilt text on two, blank endpapers., Defective binding, otherwise a good copy., Folio, P. blanks, title, 25 plates, blanks., With 25 folding maps of 35, all fine maps of diverse regions of the World with contemporary hand color in outline.; Atlas of various maps:<br><br>1- Tableau de la Dispersion des Peuples Jusqu au Temps de Moise<br>2- Carte Generale du Monde Connu des Anciens<br>3- Carte de L Empire D Alexandre<br>4- Carte Generale de L Egypte Ancienne<br>5- Carte Generale de la Grece Ancienne Et D Une Partie de Ses Colonies<br>7- Carte General de L Italie Ancienne<br>8- Carte Generale des Gaules<br>9- Carte de L Empire Romais sous Constantin<br>12- Carte de L Europe<br>13- Carte Generale des Royaumes de Suede de Norwege et de Danemark<br>14- Carte Generale de la Russie D Europe en du Royme. De Pologne<br>15- Carte Generale des Illes Britanniques<br>16- Carte du Royaume des Pays - Bas<br>17- Carte Comparatioe de La France en Trente deux Gouvernemens<br>19- Carte de France<br>19.1- Orleans and Environs<br>19.2- Carte des Environs et Fortifications de Paris<br>20- Carte General Physique et Routiere des 22 Cantons de la Confederation Suisse<br>21- Carte Generale de L Empire D Autriche, du Roy de Prusse de la Confederation Germanique et du Roy de Pologne<br>22- Carte Generale de L Espagne es du Portugal<br>23- Carte Generale de L Italie<br>24- Carte de la Turquie d Europe <br>26- Carte Generale de la Russie D Asie <br>33- Carte du Gouvernement D Alger<br>36- Carte de L Amerique Meridionale <br>B3803Paris: L Auteur(1822)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3803&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Andrew LumisdenRemarks on the Antiquities of Rome and its Environs: Being a Classical and Topographical Survey of the Ruins of that Celebrated City.Contemporary quarter paper with matching brown paper boards, flat spine with black label and gilt text., Light browning to folding plates, spine worn and edges bumped, otherwise a very good copy., 4to, P. blanks, frontis, title, advertisement iii- iv, 1-476, index, list of plates, blanks., 11 engravings and frontispiece portrait of the author. 11 engravings have various folding maps and views of Rome and surroundings.; In 1797 Andrew Lumisden (1720-1801) published ‘Remarks on the Antiquities of Rome and its Environs’ which was reprinted in 1812. Lumisden was in Rome from 1750 to 1769 and he was the principal secretary of Chevalier de St. George., (Pine-Coffin 750)B3804London: W. Bulmer and Co. Cleaveland Row, for G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers for His Majesty(1812)
USD750.0Book Europe Italy;Book Art, Architecture & Design;1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3804&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_36b692c7885622293987e789b4d5d695_1312404744.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Job LudolphA New History of Ethiopia. Being a Full and Accurate Description of the Kingdom of Abessinia, Vulgarly, though Erroneously called the Empire of Prester John. In four books. Wherein are contained. I. An Account of the Nature, Quality and Condition of the Country, and Inhabitants; . II. Their Political Government; the Genealogy and Succession of Their Kings; a Description of Their Court, . III. Their Ecclesiastical Affairs; Their Conversion to the Christian Religion, and the Propagation Thereof, Their Sacred Writings, . IV. Their Private Oeconomy, Their Books and Learning; Their Common Names, their Dyet, Marriages, and Economy, their Mechanick Arts, and Trades, their Burials, their Merchandize and Commerce,&c.Contemporary full calf with gilt rule, spine in 6 compartments of gilt raised bands, recent morocco gilt text on 2. , Occasional light browning on text; otherwise a very good copy., Small folio, P. blanks, title, to the reader, contents, 1-398., 8 engraved folding double-page plates, folding double page map and double page genealogical table.; Ludolph learned oriental and the basics of Ethiopic from Bochard. His interest in Abyssinia led him to try to form a political alliance between that remote country and the powers of Europe. He traveled to England in 1683 to promote his scheme. In the end the Abyssinians themselves defeated his purpose. “Still a valuable work, and of especial interest for its account of Ethiopic literature. The English translation Lowndes characterizes as ‘a work full of recondite and important information on the origin of the Abyssinians, the climate, soil, production, etc.” , J.P. Gent (translato, (Wing L3468; Cox I, 365)B3806London: Samuel Smith(1682)
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USD1250.0Book Canada General;1937-1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3812&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sadao Kikuchi (translated by Don Kenny)Ukiyo-e Prints. Masterpiece of the Japanese Wood-Block Print.Original full cloth, white flat spine with red boards. Blind decorative illustration on cover., In Very good condition., Folio, Profusely Illustrated. Fascinating account of the History of Wood-Block Printing in Japan.B3816Tokyo: Tokyo International Publishers, Ltd.(1970)
USD250.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea;1970nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3816&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander Pushkin, Ivan Goncharov, Alexander Kuprin, Mikhail Yurevich Lermontov, Nikolai Leskov, Leo N. Tolstoy, Fyodor m. Dostoevsky, Ivan S. Turgenev, Maxim Gorky, Anton ChekhovThe Greatest Masterpieces of Russian Literature: The Captains Daughter and Other Stories, Oblomov, Tales, A Hero of our Time, Selected Tales, Resurrection, The Cossacks The Raid, The House of the Dead, Crime and Punishment, Letters from the Underworld, Smoke, Virgin Soil, The Spy, The Aratamonov Business, Stories Vol. I, Stories Vol. II.16 volumes bound in original red gilt ornamental faux-leather bindings, gilt lettering and decorations on covers and spines, gilt decorative endpapers, Very handsome set, 8voB3817Geneva/London: Heron Books -Chatto & Windus/ Hamish Hamilton/ J.M. Dent & Sons/ The New English Library/ Secker & Warburg.(c. 1960)
USD475.0Book Russia;Book Literature English;c. 1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3817&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Drawn and Etched by R. FarrenThe Granta and the Cam, from Byrons Pool to ElyLoose leaves., In Very Good condition, Folio, 35 fine etchings of 36, title page illustrated with small plate.B3818Cambridge: Macmillan & Co(1880)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Ces. SavignyH.N. Zoologie Reptiles. (Supplement) / Geckos. Agames. Lezards.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 582x420 (mm), 22.91x16.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 688x524 (mm), 27.09x20.63 (Inches), Black & White, Very good; Wide margins. Watermark on verso reads "EGYPTE ANCIENNE ET MODERNE." Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2240Paris: (1812)
USD375.0Natural History Reptiles;1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2240&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.-Ces. SavignyH.N. Zoologie. Reptiles (Supplement) / Viperes et couleuvres.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 590x420 (mm), 23.23x16.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 716x544 (mm), 28.19x21.42 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wide margins. Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2241Paris: (1813)
USD575.0Natural History Reptiles;1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2241&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.-Ces. SavignyH.N. Zoologie. Reptiles (Supplement) / Couleuvres.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 587x420 (mm), 23.11x16.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 716x550 (mm), 28.19x21.65 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wide margins. Watermark upside down on verso reads "EGYPTE ANCIENNE ET MODERNE." Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2242Paris: (1812)
USD575.0Natural History Reptiles;1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2242&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geoffroy St. HilaireH.N. Reptiles. / 1 Vipere des pyramides. 2 Vipere Haje adulte. 3 Vipere Haje jeune. 4.5 Parties de la Vipere Haje. 6 Couleuvre maillee.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 582x422 (mm), 22.91x16.61 (Inches), Paper Size : 701x543 (mm), 27.60x21.38 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wide margins. Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2243Paris: (c. 1812)
USD575.0Natural History Reptiles;c. 1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geoffroy St. HilaireH.N. Reptiles. / 1 Anolis marbre. 2 Agame ponctue. 3.4 Agame variable. 5 Gecko lobe. 6 Gecko annulaire. 7 Variete du gecko annulaire.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 587x445 (mm), 23.11x17.52 (Inches), Paper Size : 716x540 (mm), 28.19x21.26 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2244Paris: (c. 1812)
USD375.0Natural History Reptiles;c. 1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2244&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geoffroy St. HilaireH.N. Reptiles. / 1 Tupinambis du Nil. 2 Quaran de Forskal. 3 Anolis gigantesque.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 600x422 (mm), 23.62x16.61 (Inches), Paper Size : 704x541 (mm), 27.72x21.30 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Wide margins. Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise."P2245Paris: (c. 1812)
USD475.0Natural History Reptiles;c. 1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2245&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bartolomeo PinelliRaccolta di costumi italiani i più interessanti; disegnati … nell’ anno 1828. [SERIES OF 17 PLATES]Etching, Image Size : 210x290 (mm), 8.27x11.42 (Inches), Platemark Size : 225x305 (mm), 8.86x12.01 (Inches), Paper Size : 338x432 (mm), 13.31x17.01 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Fine set of original hand-coloured vignettes, all plates are clean and crisp.; A series of 17 plates (of 50) drawn and engraved by Bartolomeo Pinelli in original hand-colouring, depicting vignettes of country life throughout Italy. All the plates are etched on thick wove paper.<br><br>Plates have captions both in Italian and French text.<br>Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781-1835) was an Italian artist and engraver who swiftly gained popularity in Italy through his illustrations for classical Italian and Roman works. As his success mounted, he turned to Italian scenes and vignettes which earned him respect from other European countries. He published many collections of plates throughout his life, and at the hour of France’s July Revolution (1830), he styled himself of the painter of the Roman people.<br>Benezit VIII:344; Bryan IV:121; Hiler 712; Colas 2389; Vinet 2288.<br><br>Plates<br>• Costume di Sonnino, Stato del Papa / Costume de Sonnino, état du Pape<br>• Costume Romano / Costume Romain<br>• Costume Romano / Costume Romaine<br>• Costumi dei contorni di Lucca / Costumes des environs de Lucques<br>• Costumi di Livorno, Gran Ducato di Toscana / Costumes de Livourne, Grand Duché de Toscane<br>• Costumi di Arezzo, Gran Ducato di Toscana / Costume de Arezzo, Grand Duché de Toscane<br>• Costumi dei contorni di Firenze / Costumes des environs de Florence<br>• Costume di Genzano, Stato del Papa / Costume de Genzano, état du Pape<br>• Costume di Tivoli, Stato del Papa / Costume de Tivoli, état du Pape<br>• Costumi di Maggio, Svizzera Italiana / Costumes de Maggia, Suisse Italienne<br>• Costumi di Martinach, Svizzera Italiana / Costumes de Martinach, Suisse Italienne<br>• Costumi di Tempio, Regno di Sardegna / Costumes de Tempio, Royaume de Sardaigne<br>• Costume di S. Angelo, Regno di Napoli / Costume de St. Angelo, Royaume de Naples<br>• Costume di Villalago, Regno di Napoli / Costume de Villalago, Royaume de Naples<br>• Costume di Gioja, Regno di Napoli / Costume de Gioja, Royaume de Naples<br>• Costume di Pietransiera, Regno di Napoli / Costume de Pietransiera, Royaume de Naples<br>• Costume di Hotar, Stato Veneto / Costume de Hotar, état Venitien<br>P2765Rome: Luigi Fabbri(c. 1828.)
USD2000.0Views Europe Italy; Landscapes Farm & Country Scenes; Costumes;c. 1828.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2765&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3898cbbbfa5f646b04907fe1e1edcefb_1298738002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. MasseL.J. M. Quis De Mont-CalmCopper Engraving, Image Size : 193x92 (mm), 7.60x3.62 (Inches), Platemark Size : 215x138 (mm), 8.46x5.43 (Inches), Paper Size : 230x155 (mm), 9.06x6.10 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This print is part of the series of large bound albums containing engraved portraits and engravings from the cabinet formed by Louis Philippe, Duke of Orleans and the French King. The constitution of the album has extended for more than twenty-five years and was kept at the Palais-Royal. Of the 114 volumes which keeps track, 75 are now held at Versailles which contain only 65 prints - The albums were then kept in the manor house of Anjou, near Brussels, in the collection of Henri d'Orleans Count of Paris, and then, when in 1948 the Prince and his family left Belgium to settle in Portugal, the volumes went on sale in Brussels. <br><br>P2871Paris: (1759)
USD1250.0Portraits Naval & Military;1759nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2871&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5ce8203f800126543b2d91a1ae5af347_1308249669.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jules LaurensTeheran. Vue preise de la route de Casbinn. (Perse)Lithograph, Lemercier, Image Size : 312x440 (mm), 12.28x17.32 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 395x570 (mm), 15.55x22.44 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; In 1846, the French government decided to send a mission to Persia, an expedition, led by the geographer Xavier Hommaire de Hell, to carry out further investigations. Laurens, a young artist who had studied in the studio of the painter Paul Delaroche, was employed to record the course of their journey in a series of images that, after his return in 1849, were used to illustrate Hommaire de Hell's Voyage en Turquie et en Perse (4 vols and atlas, 1854-60). Despite the rigours of the journey and an attack of fever, Laurens filled several sketch-books with his drawings of the people and landscapes they encountered.P2901Paris: Pierre-Bertrand(c.1854)
USD2500.0Views Asia Iran;c.1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2901&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f2efb02eba9d4ebcd050ba6790e6c610_1308775061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jules LaurensCour du Palais de la mission Francaise a Teheran, en 1848.Lithograph, Lemercier, Image Size : 304x437 (mm), 11.97x17.20 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x570 (mm), 15.75x22.44 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; In 1846, the French government decided to send a mission to Persia, an expedition, led by the geographer Xavier Hommaire de Hell, to carry out further investigations. Laurens, a young artist who had studied in the studio of the painter Paul Delaroche, was employed to record the course of their journey in a series of images that, after his return in 1849, were used to illustrate Hommaire de Hell's Voyage en Turquie et en Perse (4 vols and atlas, 1854-60). Despite the rigours of the journey and an attack of fever, Laurens filled several sketch-books with his drawings of the people and landscapes they encountered.P2902Paris: Pierre-Bertrand(c.1854)
USD3250.0Views Asia Iran;c.1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2902&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f2efb02eba9d4ebcd050ba6790e6c610_1308776033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jules LaurensGrande Palace de Teheran.Lithograph, Lemercier, Image Size : 310x440 (mm), 12.20x17.32 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x570 (mm), 15.75x22.44 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; In 1846, the French government decided to send a mission to Persia, an expedition, led by the geographer Xavier Hommaire de Hell, to carry out further investigations. Laurens, a young artist who had studied in the studio of the painter Paul Delaroche, was employed to record the course of their journey in a series of images that, after his return in 1849, were used to illustrate Hommaire de Hell's Voyage en Turquie et en Perse (4 vols and atlas, 1854-60). Despite the rigours of the journey and an attack of fever, Laurens filled several sketch-books with his drawings of the people and landscapes they encountered.P2903Paris: Pierre-Bertrand(c.1854)
USD2500.0Views Asia Iran;c.1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2903&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f2efb02eba9d4ebcd050ba6790e6c610_1308776344.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinVue D'IspahanLithograph, Thierry, Image Size : 410x330 (mm), 16.14x12.99 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 630x450 (mm), 24.80x17.72 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; The images depict the beautiful city of Isfahan from various angles.<br>This plate is from" Voyage en Perse de MM. Eugene Flandin"<br>The lithographed plates of Perse moderne are the finest depictions of Persia in the nineteenth century.<br><br>P2905Paris: J. Baundry(c.1843)
USD1750.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2905&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_72a7d7d4868fe70b6c9b9d6ef5998d05_1308839990.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinMont Bi-SutounLithograph, J. Rigo, Image Size : 310x460 (mm), 12.20x18.11 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 440x630 (mm), 17.32x24.80 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; This plate is from" Voyage en Perse de MM. Eugene Flandin"<br>The lithographed plates of Perse moderne are the finest depictions of Persia in the nineteenth century.<br><br>http://bookbase.com/antiquemap/search/result?submit=Next+Page&page=36&dealerId=1008&upStart=0&upEnd=9223372036854775807&length=50P2906Paris: Gide(c.1843)
USD1250.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2906&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_72a7d7d4868fe70b6c9b9d6ef5998d05_1308840670.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinMatchit-I-Chah ou Mosquww Royale. A Teheran.Lithograph, Thierry, Image Size : 270x390 (mm), 10.63x15.35 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 450x630 (mm), 17.72x24.80 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, A tear in the right margin not affecting the plate,; otherwise in Very Good condition.; This plate is from" Voyage en Perse de MM. Eugene Flandin"<br>The lithographed plates of Perse moderne are the finest depictions of Persia in the nineteenth century.<br><br>P2907Paris: J. Baundry(c.1843)
USD1750.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2907&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_72a7d7d4868fe70b6c9b9d6ef5998d05_1308841178.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Salvator RosaPolycrates Sami Tyrannus, opibus, et felicitate iclytus, ab Orete Perfarume Satrapa captus, as cruci affixus docuit, neminem ante obitum merito dici pofse felicem,Etching, Image Size : 475x735 (mm), 18.70x28.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 502x745 (mm), 19.76x29.33 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Polycrates was the tyrant of Samos. According to Herodotus, Polycrates death was wanted either because he was unable to add Samos to Persia's territory, or because Polycrates had supposedly not given the necessary attention to a Persian ambassador. This image depicts the Crucifixion of Polycrates. Planned by the Governor of Sardis, Polycrates was invited to Sardis and killed by crucifixion, an undignified death for a tyrant.P2909Italy: (c.1690)
USD1500.0Old Masters;Etchings Others;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2909&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308929813.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Salvator RosaJo: Bapte Ricciardo Amico Unico Attilium Regulum in praecipitis Fortunae uertigine tot inter clauos firmioris costantiae centrumEtching, Image Size : 462x729 (mm), 18.19x28.70 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 465x731 (mm), 18.31x28.78 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The death of Marcus Atilius Regulus, nailed into a tub with spikes by the Carthaginians. <br><br>P2910Italy: (c.1690)
USD1500.0Old Masters;Etchings Others;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2910&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a02dc613e790593e5b9949d6b06e1e72_1308930816.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. FarrenThe Granta and the Cam, from Byrons Pool to ElyEtching, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, Very Good; Folio. Loose leaves.<br>35 fine etchings of 36, title page illustrated with small plate.<br>P2945Cambridge: Macmillan & Co.(1880)
USD575.0Etchings Others;1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2945&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jules LaurensPalais Sur Le Tchar-Bag, A HispahanLithograph, Lemercier, Image Size : 308x435 (mm), 12.13x17.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x555 (mm), 15.75x21.85 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; In 1846, the French government decided to send a mission to Persia, an expedition, led by the geographer Xavier Hommaire de Hell, to carry out further investigations. Laurens, a young artist who had studied in the studio of the painter Paul Delaroche, was employed to record the course of their journey in a series of images that, after his return in 1849, were used to illustrate Hommaire de Hell's Voyage en Turquie et en Perse (4 vols and atlas, 1854-60). Despite the rigours of the journey and an attack of fever, Laurens filled several sketch-books with his drawings of the people and landscapes they encountered.P2946Paris: Pierre-Bertrand(c.1854)
USD1750.0Views Asia Iran;c.1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2946&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_79e63fcc55746c6de0ab604c946d77db_1312667929.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Cullen BryantPicturesque America; Or, The Land We Live In. Delineation by Pen and Pencil of Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, Forests, Water-Falls, Shores, Canons, Valleys, Cities, and Other Picturesque Features of Our Country.Contemporary ½ mahogany morocco with gilt text and vignette to upper boards, spine in five compartments of raised gilt bands and gilt-tooled floral motifs, gilt lettering on two and four, edges gilt, endpapers marbled. , A very good copy, text and plates generally very clean. , Large 4to. , P. Volume 1. Frontis, vignette, title, printer's imprint, preface, 568 pp.; Volume 2. frontis, vignette, title, printer's imprint, 576 pp., Complete with 49 steel engravings and a profusion of wood engravings throughout. , Volume : Two volumes.; This is a handsome copy of Bryant’s “Picturesque America”, filled with marvelous panoramas and scenery from across the United States.B3820New York: D. Appleton and Company(1872)
USD875.0Book Americas U.S General;1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3820&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio Garcia CubasAtlas Pintoresco e Historico de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos<br>Original green paper boards with decorative gilt title, flat spine., Large oblong folio., With profuse colour illustrations, of the scenery and architecture of ancient and modern Mexico.B3821Mexico: Debray Sucesores()
USD375.0Book Americas Central; Book Americas U.S. South & West;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3821&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edited by David WoodwardFive centuries of map printingOriginal full brown cloth, flat spine. White dust jacket with red decorations., Large 4toB3822Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press(1975)
USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;1975nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3822&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roger Baynton WilliamsInvesting In MapsOriginal full black decorative paper boards, flat spine., Large 4toB3823()
USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3823&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.A. SkeltonMaps A Historical Survey of Their Study and CollectingOriginal full blue paper cover with decorative compass, flat spine, Small 4toB3831Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press(1972)
USD25.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1972nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3831&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.L. PhillipsA list of Maps of America. In the library of Congress.Original green paper boards, flat spine with black label gilt title. , Minor water staining on the lower right corner of the book., Large 4to.B3833Amsterdam: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Ltd(1901)
USD175.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD34.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1928nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1886nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.01909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1935nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Canada Ontario General;1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD350.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1971nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Literature English;Book Modern First Editions;1956nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Literature English;Book Modern First Editions;1959nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Military Nelson, Wellington;1949nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3851&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JoannesOrbis Terrarvm Veteribvs Cogniti Typvs GeographicvsHand Colored, Fine example, Size : 403x505 (mm), 15.875x19.875 (Inches)M1262Amsterdam: (1640)
USD1250.0Maps World;1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Maps Canada East;Maps Wall Maps;1883nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps Canada East;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7680&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_72a7d7d4868fe70b6c9b9d6ef5998d05_1308848090.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GastaldiTabula Asiae VIIHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 130x171 (mm), 5.12x6.73 (Inches); Gastaldi's map of the region bounded by the Persian Gulf and the Caspian Sea in the West, extending to the Indus River in the East. This map is from Gastaldi's edition of Ptolemy, Ptolemeo. La Geografia..., begun as early as 1542 and published in Venice in 1548.M7691Venice: (c. 1548)
USD575.0Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan;Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;Maps Asia Central India;Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1548nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7691&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0e91e68f17497c44a4afce1e77d317e9_1309461997.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GastaldiTabula Asiae VHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 130x171 (mm), 5.12x6.73 (Inches); Gastaldi's map of the region of Iran, bounded by the Persian Gulf in the south and the Caspian Sea in the north.This map is from Gastaldi's edition of Ptolemy, Ptolemeo. La Geografia..., begun as early as 1542 and published in Venice in 1548. Gastaldi's maps were beautifully engraved on copper, marking a turning point in the history of cartography.M7692Venice: (c.1548)
USD575.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c.1548nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Asia Middle East Armenia;Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1548nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Maps Europe France;c.1660nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy Rome;c.1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay;Maps Sea Chart;c. 1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps Sea Chart;Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay;c. 1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7743&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_93d578cf6c5d12d78b7a03e5c64320fb_1313160625.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DerpyNiagaraLithograph, Image Size : 183x270 (mm), 7.20x10.63 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 285x385 (mm), 11.22x15.16 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2958Paris: Galerie du Palais Royal(c. 1830)
USD375.0Views Canada Ontario Niagara;c. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Pre-Raphaelites & Neoclassic;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Natural History Othersc.1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Crafts & Trades;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2963&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3c06dd5eaff7bfdf3f9b5b497bcceacb_1313100489.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Moran, LordChurchill Taken from the Diaries of Lord Moran: The Struggle for Survival 1940-1965Hardcover with dust jacket, 877 pp, 24 black-and-white full-page photographs; Minor tears in dust jacketB1405Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Company(1966)
USD125.0; Book Modern General; Book Biography;1966nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1405&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Churchill, Winston S.Blood, Sweat, and TearsHardcover, no dust jacket, 462 pp, No illustrationB1407New York, USA: G.P. Putnam's Sons(1941)
USD125.0Book Modern General1941nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1407&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Martin, Ralph G.Jennie: The Life of Lady Randolph Churchill<br>Volume I: The Romantic Years 1854-1895<br>Volume II: The Dramatic Years 1895-1921Hardcover with dust jacket, 404 pp; 498 pp, Black-and-white illustration, Volume : 2 VolsB1409Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc.(1969)
USD125.0Book Modern General; Book Biography;1969nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Africa General;Book Voyages General;1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD6696.43Book Near East Turkey;Book History General;1687nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Canada General;1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Book Plate Books Colour;Book Africa General;(c.1878)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Literature General;1916nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Transportation Railway;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD334.82Book Children;Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1956nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD133.93Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1969nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD44.64Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1969nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD26.79Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD89.29Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1970nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD111.61Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD111.61Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1966nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD44.64Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD31.25Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1978nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD40.18Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1976nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD31.25Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1988nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1965nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1966nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD40.18Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1981nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD31.25Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1978nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD31.25Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1988nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD31.25Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1975nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD44.64Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1978nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD31.25Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1978nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD53.57Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1977.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD53.57Book Europe Estonia & Latvia;1980nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD133.93Book Voyages General;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD401.79Book Literature English;1962nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD111.61Book Biography;Book Art, Architecture & Design;1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD84.82Book Canada General;1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Literature English;1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD334.82Book Bibliography & Reference General;Book Bibliography & Reference Maps General;2011nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD200.89Book Biography;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Literature English;1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Americas South;1923nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD111.61Book Art, Architecture & Design;1919nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD133.93Book Pacific Australia & New Zealand;1929nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD334.82Book Transportation Marine;1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD111.61Book Voyages General;1932nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Biography;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Asia Far East China;1942nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Europe Italy;1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD156.25Book Canada General;Book Canada East Quebec;1903yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD267.86Book Canada General;Book Biography;1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2455.36Book Military General;Book Europe France;1816noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD513.39Book Literature English;1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD513.39Book Literature English;1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD245.54Book Canada Ontario Toronto;1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Book History English;Book Europe England;1673nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD111.61Book Literature English;LondonnononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD66.96Book Literature English;Book Canada General;1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD84.82Book Biography;Book Canada Ontario Toronto;1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD424.11Book Asia Middle East General;1923.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1339.29Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD156.25Book Literature English;1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3942&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The Toronto Silver Plate CompanyThe Toronto Silver Plate Company’s Illustrated Catalogue and Price list of Electro Silver Plate on Nickel, Silver and White Metal.Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and blind tooled design. Rebacked., A fine example of this early Toronto Catalogue., Folio (380x300mm), Illustrated profusely with black & white plates.B3943Toronto: The Toronto Silver Plate Company(1888)
USD424.11Book Canada General;1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3943&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.R. Page & Co.Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Norfolk Ont.Recent half morocco saving the original gilt cloth boards. Upper board with Blind tooled rules with decorative corners as well as tooled gilt lettering and design., A few maps remargined otherwise in very good condition. , Folio (455mmx380mm), Illustrated with maps of which include the following : Maps: Dominion of Canada (Western Sheet), Dominion of Canada (Eastern Sheet), Railroad Map of the United States, Province of Manitoba..., Map of the Ottomon Empire, County of Norfolk,Map of Woodhouse, Township of Windham, Township of Charlottevilled, Port Dover, Port Ryerse, Normandale, Map of the township of Waslingham, Village of Langton, Windham Centre, Lydoch, Nixon, Teeterville, Fredricksburg, Kelvin, Croton, Middleton, Houghton, Courtland, St. Williams, Simcoe, Village of Waterford, Brownstown or Walsinghm Centre, Renton, Rockford, Vittoria, Port Rowan, Walsh, Portland, Map of the County of Brant, Eastern Hemisphere, Map of the County of Elgin, Western Hemisphere.B3944Toronto: H.R Page & Co(1877)
USD1339.29Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3944&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bartolomeo Marliani; Alessandro Donati; Famiano NardiniRitratto di Roma Antica: Formato Nuovamente Con le Auttorità, di Bartolomeo Marliani, del P. Alessandro Donati, di Famiano Nardini, e d’altri celebri Antiquarij, accennati nell’ epistola al Lettore. / Nel quale, si descrimono gli Archi, Aquedotti, Basiliche, Circi, Colonne, Curie, Fori, Librerie, Naumachie, Obelischi, Palazzi, Pitture, Ponti, Statue, Teatri, Anfiteatri, Tempij, Terme, Vie, & altri Edificij Romani. Adornato di moltissime Figure in Rame, di varie Medaglie, e di curiose Notitie Istorische.Original full calf boards with five raised bands in six compartments, gilt crimson calf label on two, , A fine copy, text and plates are clean and crisp., Small 8vo.(163 x 107mm) , Illustrated with engraved additional title and 126 black & white plates of ancient Rome and numerous intext illustrations.; Text in Italian.<br>A roman guide based on influential guides by Marliani, Nardini, and Donati.<br>, BMC STC 17th Century Italian p. 797B3945Rome: Michel’Angelo Rossi(1689)
USD3348.21Book Europe Italy;Book Art, Architecture & Design;1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3945&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Oliver GoldsmithThe Good-Natured Man: A Comedy as Performed at the Theatre-Royale, Covent GardenOriginal half morocco boards with green cloth. Five raised bands in six compartments, tooled gilt lettering on compartments 2 and 4. Title in red and black., Front and bottom edges are uncut. A fine example of this in original decorative binding. , 8vo (250mmx180mm), P. Frontis, Title, blank, illustrations,blank, half title, blank, advertisement,blank, preface (5-7), blank, prologue (9-10), Dramatis Personae (ii), 13-124, Illustrated with 4 color plates.; First Edition, with L1 in first state and L2 in Todd’s state b. 8vo, half title, title and pp. [iv], 74 [1], epilogue, [1] blank, a little waterstained in the upper inside corner, but a good copy in modern olive green morocco gilt, gilt edges. <br><br>Williams lists a number of variants between different copies, of which most in this copy conform to his first state, although the specifically warns that this is ‘a book of which there is, so far as one can tell, no real first issue’. Todd sets out, in somewhat difficult prose, the possible states of the last two leaves. <br>The prologue is by Johnson, in sonorously gloomy mood: ‘Prest by the load of life, the weary mind Surveys the general toil of human kind...’ <br>Williams, Seven XVIIIth century bibliographies pp. 141-5; Scott p. 211; W.B. Todd in Studies in Bibliography (1958) pp. 134-6; Courtney p. 113 (for Johnson); Rothschild 1031. <br>B3946New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons(1984)
USD781.25Book Literature English;1984nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3946&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emily CarrGrowing Pains: The Autobiography of Emily CarrOriginal paper boards with illustrated dust jacket., Dust Jacket is torn. Otherwise in very good condition. , 8vo 240mm x 160mm, P.3-381, Illustrated profusely with both color and black & white illustrations.B3948Toronto: Geoffrey Cumberlege(1946)
USD75.0Book Biography;Book Canada General;1946nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3948&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.Y. JacksonA Painter’s Country: The Autobiography of A.Y. JacksonOriginal cloth boards with gilt lettering. Dust jacket included., Dust Jacket is torn but otherwise a good copy. , 8vo 240mm x 170mmB3949Canada: Clarke, Irwin & Company(1963)
USD50.0Book Biography;Book Canada General;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3949&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emily CarrKlee WyckFull cloth boards with tooled gilt., In very good condition., P. 3-137B3950Clark, Irwin & Company Limited()
USD35.0Book Canada General;Book Bibliography & Reference Books;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3950&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul DuvalThe McMichael Conservation Collection of ArtOriginal cloth boards with gilt lettering on the spine. , In very good condition., With a profusion of black&white and color prints.B3951Toronto: (1967)
USD75.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Bibliography & Reference Books;1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3951&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.ThompsonThe Cabinet Maker's Sketch Book: A Series of Original DetailsRecent half calf boards with matching marble boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Dark brown gilt morocco label on 2., A fine example of this furniture book. Plates are clean and crisp., Small Folio: (380mm x 280, Illustrated with 101 plates of which 6 plates are hand colored.B3953Glascow & Edinburgh: William Mackenzie(c. 1851)
USD2750.0Book Plate Books General;Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3953&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_4f83dbde2350a80072802b3aa306089f_1317999411.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GavarniMasque et Visages: Oeuvre Nouvelle de Gavarni, Physionomie Parisiennes. (vol1) <br>Masque et Visages: Oeuvre Nouvelle de Gavarni, Par-Ci Par-La (Vol2)<br>Original Morrocco boards with tooled gilt rules , lettering and elaborate design. Four raised bands in 5 compartments. Silk end papers. , Spine is worn but otherwise a very good copy with clean and crisp plates. , Folio (450mmx310mm), Each volume illustrated with 50 black & white plates.<br>Spine is worn but otherwise a very good copy with clean and crisp plates. <br>; Paul Gavarni, the French caricaturist, born in Paris. He began life as an engineer's draughtsman, but soon turned his attention to his proper vocation as a cartoonist.<br><br>In his lithographs he portrayed the most striking characteristics, foibles and vices of the various classes of French society. The letterpress explanations attached to his drawings were always short, but were forcible and highly humorous, if sometimes trivial, and were admirably adapted to the particular subjects. The different stages through which Gavarni's talent passed, always elevating and refining itself, are well worth being noted. He began his artistic career with the study of Parisian manners, more especially those of the Parisian youth.<br><br>“Second only to Daumier in reputation, Gavarni was preferred by many who responded to his ingratiating drawing and often erotic undertones more than to Daumier’s relentless caricature and biting commentary. Although Gavarni’s drawing style is very different from Daumier’s, it is equally sophisticated, and far kinder to its human subjects. Gavarni forgives human foibles; Daumier condemns human folly”. (Farwell, 83)<br>Later on “around 1857, Gavarni added one hundred new lithographs to Masques et Visages, in two series: Par-ci, Par-là (Here and there) and Physionomies Parisiennes (Parisian Physiognomies)<br>With Masques et Visages, we are introduced to the third of Gavarni’s change in style. He modified the way he drew and adopted a new approach: the characters are no longer represented in full length, but invariably from the waist up, and in bigger dimensions. The characteristic of these drawings, and their flaw in the long run, was to be done from memory. Gavarni was no longer the cheerful young man who roamed the world, the workshops, the theaters, the dance halls, always immersing himself in direct observation: he was an already aging man, who lived in seclusion, overwhelmed with work, master of his trade, and whose prodigiously stocked memory provided any human type he needed at first request. As for the technical side, he was better than ever.” (Old Book Illustrations)<br>, Farwell, 83; Old Book IllustrationsB3954Paris: : Paulin et le Chevalier(1857)
USD2500.0Book Plate Books General;1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3954&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_4f83dbde2350a80072802b3aa306089f_1317998287.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William CowperThe Task; Table Talk and Other Poems by William Cowper, of the Inner Temple;Cowper’s Minor PoemsOriginal full calf boards with elaborate gilt designs, 3 slightly raised bands in 4 compartments with tooled gilt lettering. , A fine example of this set bound in full decorative gilt calf., 12vo, P.Book1: Half Title, Blank, Illustrated title, Blank, Title, Advertisement, Blank 3-29, blank; Book 2: Frontis, Blank, 31-59, blank; Book 3; Frontis,Blank, 61-89, blank; Book 4: Frontis, 91-18; Book 5: Frontis, Blank, 119-150; Book 6: Frontis, Blank, 151-220 Half Title, Blank, Illustrated title, Blank, Title, Advertisement, Blank, p. half title, frontis, title, 1-204; p. part 1: half title, frontis,advertisement (iii-iv), contents (v-vi), 7-108; half title, frontis, contents (iii-iv), 5-108.; Considered some of Cowper’s most substantial works.B3956London: John Sharpe(1825)
USD475.0Book Literature English;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3956&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_1_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342710410.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Denis DiderotMusique: Part of the French Encyclopedia by DiderotLoose, Some browning to the edges of the paper but otherwise in very good condition. , Small Folio: (95mm x 50mm, Illustrated with 19 plates of musical notes.; The French Encyclopedia (1751-1771) edited by Denis Diderot is perhaps the most famous because it contained entries on a variety of topics by well known writers like Voltaire, Montesquieu, and D’Alembert. It voiced the advance opinions of the time in Philosophy, Politics, and Religion (A Birthday Gift for Deni Diderot)B3958(C.1760)
USD575.0Book Europe France;C.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3958&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LesageThe Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillana by Lesage: Translated by Henri Van Laun with Introduction, Life and Notes.Original crimson half morocco boards with matching marble boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on 2. Title in red and black., Edges are uncut onfront and bottom. A fine set in decorative original binding . , 12mo (80mm x 20 mm) , Illustrated with 21 photogravures., Volume : 4 Volumes; Ex. Libris Abel E. BerlandB3960London: Gibbings & Company(1896)
USD750.0Book History French;Book History English;1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3960&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dante AlighieriThe New Life of Dante Alighieri: Translated by Charles Eliot NortonOriginal brown half calf boards with matching marble boards, Marbled free end papers. 5 slightly raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and elaborate floral design on spine. , Foredge uncut. A fine copy in period decorative binding. , 8vo (210mm x 135mm, P.1-168; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB3961Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company(1895)
USD375.0Book Literature English;1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3961&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ivan TurgenieffFathers and Sons: A Novel by Ivan Turgenieff, Translated from The Russian with Approval of the Author by Eugene Shuyler, PhD.Original brown half calf boards with matching marble boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments with toold gilt lettering and elaborate design on the spine. , First half of the book with minor water staining at the right and lower edge not affecting the text otherwise very good, 8vo (190mmx 130mm), P.1-248; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB3962New York: Lovell, Coryell & Company(1867)
USD175.0Book Literature English;Book Russia;1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3962&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ivan TurgenieffSmoke: A Russian Novel by Ivan Turgenieff, Translated from the Author’s French Version by WM. F. WestOriginal brown half calf boards with matching marble boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and elaborate design on the spine., A fine copy in periode decorative binding. , P.1-291; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB3963New York: Lovell, Coryell & Company(1872)
USD375.0Book Russia;Book Literature English;1872nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3963&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Du Halde, D\\\'Anville, Eman Bowen, Peres De Tartre, CordosoProvince XII QUANG-TONGHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 435x535 (mm), 17.125x21 (Inches); This rare English edition of Du Halde’s description of China shows the area around what is now present day Hong Kong with very good detail. In addition there is a Map of Quang-Tong (Quangdong) showing the relief and the isle of Hay-Nan. Observed latitudes and geometrically determinate longitudes from positions from where the map was compile can be observed in the lower right corner in a table. The English edition \\\"Description of the Empire of China and Chinese Territory, together with the kingdoms of Korea and Tibet, from the French\\\" was printed in London and contains newly engraved plates. The English edition is much more rare than both the French and the Dutch edition.M3847London: (1738)
USD2500.0Maps Asia Far East China;1738nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3847&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9688ded626c6d0bcf4fa2f7df1097f42_1331561733.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Prevost, BellinCarte des Lacs du Canada pour fervir a l'Histoire Generale des VoyagesHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 305x390 (mm), 12x15.375 (Inches); Published in "Histoire Generale des Voyages" Tome XIV, Kershaw 953M3963Paris: (1757)
USD750.0Maps North America Great Lakes;1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3963&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2460614636f881ed80c96a1b06ad9b1b_1314632473.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Captain James CookCarte De L'Hemisphere Austral.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 550x560 (mm), 21.65x22.05 (Inches)M7380Paris: (c.1790)
USD1250.0Maps Polar Antarctic Regions;Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7380&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_388c8825acda0b3a2b0b6dcae60d2fca_1288800464.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Van der AaLe Danemarc, suivant les les Nouvelles observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau. A Leide chez Pierre VanderAa.. Avec Privilege.Hand Colored, A few minor worming holes, otherwise in Very Good condition, Size : 255x375 (mm), 10.04x14.76 (Inches)M7609Leiden: (1719)
USD275.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Denmark;Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7609&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cca9fc0cc6bfac1273559cd1f6946a2c_1306959684.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.BarlowPoland: Shewing the Claims of Russia, Prussia and Austria from the beft AuthoritiesHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 175x210 (mm), 6.89x8.27 (Inches)M7614London: C. Brightly and E. Kennersley Bungay(1807)
USD145.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;Maps Europe Ukraine;1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7614&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_28450fcac5bf85751fbcbd9637de2570_1307047129.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. PopeSouthern Part of EsquesingHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 403x580 (mm), 15.87x22.83 (Inches); This map depicts the area west of Toronto. With train tracks, the towns of Speyside and Norval highlighted.M7644Toronto: Walker & Miles(c.1877)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario South Halton;c.1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7644&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5b8b762f8dbcb5ebd5a01da55acd6284_1307645075.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.S. RandallMap of the Township of Delaware; Map of the Township of Westminister.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 405x655 (mm), 15.94x25.79 (Inches)M7652Toronto: Walker & Miles(1878)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7652&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5b8b762f8dbcb5ebd5a01da55acd6284_1307653335.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Ramsay; Thomas Abernethie; Charles PicquetPlan de la Situation et des Stations des Vaisseaux Britanniques, sous le Commandement de Sir Pierre Parker, a l attaque du Fort Moultrie, dans l isle SullivanHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 160x285 (mm), 6.30x11.22 (Inches); Fort Moultrie is the name of a series of citadels on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, built to protect the city of Charleston, South Carolina.M7699Paris: (1776)
USD375.0Maps United States East South Carolina;1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7699&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f6f92f6764f21fb7d06198b4efea8a01_1310065261.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David Ramsay; Thomas Abernethie; Charles PicquetPlan du Havre de Charleston, montrant la disposition de la Flotte Britannique, Commandee par le Vice-Amiral Marie Arbuthont, a l attaque du Fort Moultrie dans l isle SullivanHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 260x290 (mm), 10.24x11.42 (Inches)M7700paris: (1780)
USD575.0Maps United States East South Carolina;1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7700&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f6f92f6764f21fb7d06198b4efea8a01_1310065653.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emanuel BowenA Map of the Islands of Ferro or Farro according to Jacobson DebesHand Colored, Very Good condition, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 180x128 (mm), 7.09x5.04 (Inches); The Map depicts the Faroe Islands. In the bottom of the map the Monk’s Rock Whirlpool, to its right a illustration of a man hunting is depicted. Emmanuel Bowen was one of the leading English mapmakers of the eighteenth-century, and was cartographer to both the French and English Royal Courts.M7735London: (c.1748)
USD575.0Maps Europe Scandinavia;c.1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7735&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f2447ebbdc1a4b4829aa8cd1216d1937_1312901723.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BlaeuAfbeeldinge vande vermaerde seeha: ven ende stadt van Duynkercken.../ Pourtraict de la fameuse ville et havre de Duynckercke. . .Hand Colored, one fold reinforced with some discoloration, otherwise good, Size : 445x690 (mm), 17.52x27.17 (Inches); Detailed sea chart of the coast of France from Dunkerque to Waldamm, at bottom right is a chart extending from Waldam to Calais. The map depicts several fleets offshore, and the panoramic view of various towns.M7736Amsterdam: (c. 1645)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;Maps Sea Chart;c. 1645nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7736&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f2447ebbdc1a4b4829aa8cd1216d1937_1312903929.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lotter, Tobias ConradRegna Portugalliae et Algarbiae, cum adjacentibus Hispaniae Provinciis. Quibus in peculiari et minori Mappa adjunctum est Brasiliae Regnum Sumptibus et StudioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 575x489 (mm), 22.64x19.25 (Inches); This map depicts Portugal, and the surrounding areas of Spain, in the bottom left corner there is map of Brazil. The cartouche depicts the coat of arms of Portugal, and 2 ships.M7744Germany: (1762)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Portugal;Maps South America Brazil;Maps Europe Spain;1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7744&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_93d578cf6c5d12d78b7a03e5c64320fb_1313161737.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. J. DavisMap of the Northern part of the District of Nipissing in the Province of Ontario.Hand Colored, Very Good; Laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 1016x1038 (mm), 40.00x40.87 (Inches)M7756Toronto: Dept. of Crown Lands(1901)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario North;1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7756&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ff2ce1d3a27cf60cfe69be30f3cb3050_1314047416.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. G. E. Westmacott"The Prairie Province" Plan of the City of WinnipegHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 170x232 (mm), 6.69x9.13 (Inches)M7770Toronto: Alex Graig Steam Lith.(c.1876)
USD275.0Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba;Maps City Maps;c.1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c.1772nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7771&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_600b0992aafcbfbc45b619ede809c6ee_1314731902.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. HamelCity of QuebecHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 410x470 (mm), 16.14x18.50 (Inches); An important and scarce map of the Quebec City published in the first half of the 19th century in Montreal.M7773Montreal: (1829)
USD1750.0Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City;Maps City Maps;1829nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7773&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_600b0992aafcbfbc45b619ede809c6ee_1314734708.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JoannesGalliae Veteris TypusHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 395x490 (mm), 15.55x19.29 (Inches)M7774Amsterdam: (c.1650)
USD1000.0Maps Europe France;c.1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7774&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_600b0992aafcbfbc45b619ede809c6ee_1314735903.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de L\\\'Empire du JaponHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 211x311 (mm), 8.31x12.24 (Inches)M7783Paris: (1752)
USD575.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7783&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_557c2dd8e39f3f7e61c1cf528c1b73ac_1338840816.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinLauff des S.Laurentzi Flusses in Nord America von seiner Mündung bis Quebec.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 185x320 (mm), 7.28x12.60 (Inches); Uncommon edition of this map showing the St.Lawrence River.M7784Augsburg: Georg Christoph Killian(c. 1764)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River;c. 1764nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7784&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7c227392c96bc15809aa1ec8b4b795bf_1316708340.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.W. Beatty; W.A. VarnardAlgonquin Provincial ParkPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 790x980 (mm), 31.10x38.58 (Inches); A large scale map of Algonquin ParkM7790Toronto: Dept. of Lands and Forests(1947)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Haliburton;Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing;1947nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7790&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29df874be382427ff7f6af6343e8bacb_1318023333.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Smyth; Beaufort, Tofino, Caliano, Lannoni, Gauttier; J.W. NorieA General Chart of the Mediterranean Space Adriatic and Black Seas; Together with the Grecian Archipelago.Black & White, A few cracks and tears which is generally expected from this large scale map. Otherwise good backed on original blue paper., Size : 760x2050 (mm), 29.92x80.71 (Inches); A large scale impressive navigational map of the Mediterranean with the inset maps of Marseilles, Genoa, Leghorn Road, Carthegena, The Strait of Messina, Sketch of Watering places Algeziras, The Strait of Bonifacio, The Maltese Islands, The Gulf of Smyrna, The Sea of Azure, The Channel of Corfu, The Ports of Alexandria.M7791London: J.W. Norie(1835)
USD1000.01835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7791&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_29df874be382427ff7f6af6343e8bacb_1318023786.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.C. AskwithPlan of the City of Ottawa and VicinityHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 1350x1090 (mm), 53.15x42.91 (Inches); A large scale attractive wall map of the city of Ottawa.M7795Ottawa: Guy R. Dale(c. 1920)
USD2000.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps City Maps;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7795&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_26e63b51fd7dd5881b354ace98802fac_1318627453.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. GaymardFlower MarketColored Etching, Image Size : 560x450 (mm), 22.05x17.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : 640x485 (mm), 25.20x19.09 (Inches), Paper Size : 653x502 (mm), 25.71x19.76 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good condition; The print depicts a flower market outside a major church in Ghent Belgium, stamped in the bottom left corner.P2842Ghent, Belgium: (c.1920)
USD875.0Architectural Churches;Views Europe Beneluxc.1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2842&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_78b1ff2751a9940cd2a12200341b9a61_1306793114.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PiranesiDimostrazioni in grande del Capitello della Colonna Trojana / Architectural detail of the capital of Trajan's Column.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 373x570 (mm), 14.69x22.44 (Inches), Platemark Size : 373x570 (mm), 14.69x22.44 (Inches), Paper Size : 475x695 (mm), 18.70x27.36 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; John Wilton-Ely 705. Due to intensity of printed image, watermark is not distinguished. Unsigned. Published in Trofeo o sia Magnifica Colonna Coclide. This Composite publication which meticulously records the three monumental relief columns in Rome--those of Trajan of Marcus Aurelius and of Antoninus and Faustina. It belongs to the last phase of Piranesi's career, when a number of works initiated earlier, were brought to conclusion with considerable studio help...P2949Rome: (c.1774-79)
USD1000.0Architectural Columns;c.1774-79nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2949&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f2447ebbdc1a4b4829aa8cd1216d1937_1312905319.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.CrosestremsPlaza de Toros de PamplonaLithograph, Image Size : 1015x500 (mm), 39.96x19.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1055x540 (mm), 41.54x21.26 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, occasional tears around margins not affected the imageP2950Valencia: Ortega(c.1967)
USD750.0Advertising Others;Posters;Views Europe Spain;c.1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2950&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f2447ebbdc1a4b4829aa8cd1216d1937_1312908298.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.CrosestremsPlaza Toros de ValenciaLithograph, Image Size : 1050x540 (mm), 41.34x21.26 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1055x540 (mm), 41.54x21.26 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, a few tears around the margins not affecting the imageP2951Valencia: Ortega(c.1967)
USD750.0Advertising Others;Posters;Views Europe Spain;c.1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2951&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f2447ebbdc1a4b4829aa8cd1216d1937_1312910181.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HoeflerSantiago Desde Punta de SalLithograph, Lemercier, Image Size : 325x485 (mm), 12.80x19.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x555 (mm), 16.93x21.85 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Two tears along the margins not affecting the plate, slight browning; otherwise in very good condition.; Mid 19th fine panorama of Santiago in the Island of Cuba.P2970Paris: Goupil & Co.(c. 1854)
USD1500.0Views West Indies;c. 1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2970&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_79f5f2713542ff559182654ad5252c54_1315684424.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WestBattle of New Orleans and the death of Major General PackenhamCopper Engraving, Y.S. Saurman, Image Size : 335x490 (mm), 13.19x19.29 (Inches), Platemark Size : 405x525 (mm), 15.94x20.67 (Inches), Paper Size : 455x577 (mm), 17.91x22.72 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The Battle of New Orleans took place on January 8, 1815 and was the final major battle of the War of 1812. This image depicts the death of Major General Packenham, he was appointed as commander of British forces in North America in 1814.P2971Philadelphia: McCarty and Davis, Booksellers, Printers, and Stationers(1817)
USD1500.0Military American;Military British;1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1200.0Transportation Trains;c.1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2974&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d7d166ad8ee4446e60fd3d95e9221027_1313782463.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TredgoldStephensons Patent LocomotiveWood Engraving, Image Size : 300x583 (mm), 11.81x22.95 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 300x583 (mm), 11.81x22.95 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2976London: James Virtue(c.1850)
USD1250.0Transportation Trains;c.1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2976&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d7d166ad8ee4446e60fd3d95e9221027_1313783476.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TredgoldThe Hon.ble East India Companys Vessel, "Berenice".Wood Engraving, Image Size : 480x650 (mm), 18.90x25.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 480x650 (mm), 18.90x25.59 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2977London: James Virtue(c.1850)
USD1250.0Transportation Ships;c.1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2977&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d7d166ad8ee4446e60fd3d95e9221027_1313783999.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. de Hooge; HekhuisenDepart de S.A.R. four Angleterre; Arrivement de S.A.R. en Angleterre/ Vertrek Van S.K.H. na EngelandEtching, Image Size : 438x545 (mm), 17.24x21.46 (Inches), Platemark Size : 450x550 (mm), 17.72x21.65 (Inches), Paper Size : 470x575 (mm), 18.50x22.64 (Inches), Black & White, Some discoloration, otherwise in Very Good condition, laid down on acid free tissue for long term preservation.; Covens and Mortier republished this etching made by Johannes van den Avelen after Hekhuisen in 1688<br><br>Two panels on one plate, the upper panel depicting the embarcation of William of Orange and the Dutch fleet for England, the lower his arrival at Torbay. (British Museum)P2978Amsterdam: J. Covens; C. Mortier(c, 1720)
USD1750.0Naval British;Views Europe England Others;c, 1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Old Masters;c.1676nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2986&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2460614636f881ed80c96a1b06ad9b1b_1314649841.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas DaniellAn Ancient Hindoo Temple, in the Fort of Rotas, BaharAquatint, Image Size : 425x593 (mm), 16.73x23.35 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x650 (mm), 18.70x25.59 (Inches), Paper Size : 505x720 (mm), 19.88x28.35 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP2995London: Robert Bowyer(1796)
USD2500.0Views Asia India;1796nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2995&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_600b0992aafcbfbc45b619ede809c6ee_1314738536.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.J. CharlemagneSt. Petersbourg / Pont BlagoweschenskyLithograph, Image Size : 312x430 (mm), 12.28x16.93 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 450x565 (mm), 17.72x22.24 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine hand coloured example of Charlemagne's view of Saint Petersburg in Russia.<br>Title is given in both Russian and French, in original wood carved 19th century Russian frame.P2999Paris: Lemercier(c.1840)
USD2500.0Views Europe Russia;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2999&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_415b62bd7cf845b4b1b48c9b5fb57c4a_1315584709.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ProtainLe Kaire. Vue Perspective Exterieure de la Mosquee de Soultan Hasan.Copper Engraving<br>, Image Size : 565x410 (mm), 22.24x16.14 (Inches), Platemark Size : 615x455 (mm), 24.21x17.91 (Inches), Paper Size : 640x500 (mm), 25.20x19.69 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".<br>P3001Paris: (c.1826)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3001&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_168d4c75c448efb5daba987098047f94_1316100632.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ProtainLe Kaire. Vue Perspective Interieure de la Mosquee de Soultan Hasan.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 565x420 (mm), 22.24x16.54 (Inches), Platemark Size : 610x455 (mm), 24.02x17.91 (Inches), Paper Size : 640x505 (mm), 25.20x19.88 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".<br>P3002Paris: (1826)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;<br>1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3002&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_168d4c75c448efb5daba987098047f94_1316101017.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L. JenkisonView of the Town and Harbour of Liverpool, England.Steel Engraving, Image Size : 215x385 (mm), 8.46x15.16 (Inches), Platemark Size : 276x457 (mm), 10.87x17.99 (Inches), Paper Size : 290x480 (mm), 11.42x18.90 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP3009Boston: S. Walker(c.1840)
USD575.0Views Europe England Others;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3009&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_168d4c75c448efb5daba987098047f94_1316104932.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ConteVue de la Mosquee de Soultan HasanCopper Engraving, Image Size : 345x480 (mm), 13.58x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 375x495 (mm), 14.76x19.49 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the grand series of Description d'Egypte.P3022Paris: (c.1817)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;Religious Islamic;c.1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3022&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b7a6a20080bba94105fcf3026c9ab9b1_1317916268.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]NordenProfil de la tete colossale du Sphinx.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 210x392 (mm), 8.27x15.43 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 240x400 (mm), 9.45x15.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; This engraving by Marcus Tuscher is the earliest known depiction of the Great Sphinx without a nose. This image disproves the theory that Napoleon's troops in Egypt shot off the nose while using the monument for target practice when they traveled there in 1798. Norden was one of the first to illustrate travel journals to Egypt with accurate drawings of the ancient monuments.<br>P3024Paris: (c.1757)
USD375.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3024&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b7a6a20080bba94105fcf3026c9ab9b1_1317917936.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Armand DumaresoArmer de Ligne. Spahis. Officier Arab_Officier FrancaisLithograph, Image Size : 600x400 (mm), 23.62x15.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 750x540 (mm), 29.53x21.26 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Moroccan tribal warrior.P3029Paris: Lemercier(1860)
USD875.0Military Others;Views Africa Others;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3029&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318097705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Armand DumaresoArmee de Ligne. Spahis. Cheval et son Cavalier Arabe.Lithograph, Image Size : 600x400 (mm), 23.62x15.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 750x535 (mm), 29.53x21.06 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Moroccan tribal warrior.P3030Paris: Lemercier(1860)
USD875.0Military Others;Views Africa Others;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3030&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318098510.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ProtainVue Perspective Exterieure de la Mosquee de Soultan Hasan.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 565x410 (mm), 22.24x16.14 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 590x415 (mm), 23.23x16.34 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; From the grand series of Description d'Egypte.P3036Paris: (c.1817)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3036&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318103599.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]I. PowellOne of the Gate Ways leading to the Grand Temple at CarnacCrayon Manner, Image Size : 465x635 (mm), 18.31x25.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 515x660 (mm), 20.28x25.98 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3038London: T. Payne(1810)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;1810nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3038&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318104729.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hider, A. MGooderham & Worts, LTD. Toronto, Canada. Canadian Rye WhiskyLithograph, Toronto Lith. Co, Image Size : 311x640 (mm), 12.25x25.125 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 470x771 (mm), 18.5x30.375 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP596Toronto: (1890)
USD1500.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P596&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_962da4e297beebc6c939d019b3f88049_1316465495.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Virgil MooreThe Klondike NewsBound in original publishing boards. , A very good copy, Large Folio 560 mm x 370m, Illustrated with multiple photos and intext illustrations. Also illustrated with a full page map that shows the relative positions of the different creeks in the Klondike and Judiau River divisons of the Yukon Mining District.B3964San Fransisco: (1898 and re-issued c. 1950s)
USD275.0Book Geological, Minerals & Mining;Book Arctic & Antarctic General;Book Periodicals General;1898 and re-issued c. 1950snononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3964&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.J. GordonBands of the British Army: Illustrated by F. Stansell With Coloured Plates of Representative Bandsmen and Instruments and the Drum-Banners and Drum- Horses.Original cloth binding and original paper boards with red blind tooled rules and lettering. , All pages and plates in good condition. A very good copy. , Oblong 4to, Illustrated with 12 full page lithographic color plates.B3965London: Frederick Warne and Co. Ltd.,(Circa 1900)
USD375.0Book Military England;Circa 1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3965&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Al PurdyThe D.H. Lawrence House at ChapalaOriginal paper wrappers with tooled gilt lettering. , In very good condition. , Folio (510mm x 670mm), , The Photographic illustration of the plumed serpent tile work above the door of the Lawrence house at Chapala, Mexico is by Eurithe Purdy. The type has been film set in Garamond Old Style and lithographed on Carlyle Japan papers under the direction of Steven Goring and Little Press & Gallery Editions, Sutton West , Ontario.; Designed by P.D.S. Brown and printed for the Paget Press in November of 1980 in an edition of 44 copies. Signed and numbered by the poet.B3966The Paget Press(1980)
USD275.0Book Modern First Editions;Book Literature General;1980noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3966&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. CampePolar Scenes, Exhibited in the Voyages of Four Russian Sailors at the Island of Spitzbergen.Original 1/4morocco with paper boards. , Boards are worn but otherwise in good condition. , 12mo (110mm x 170m), Illustrated 34 hand colored plates. It appears as if plates 13 & 14 were never bound.B3967London: J. Harris and Son(1822)
USD275.0Book Plate Books Colour;Book Voyages General;1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3967&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e656f3e7d2d36e3e760989f362e5a630_1319213328.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenIllustrated Historical Atlas of the Province of Prince Edward Island from Surveys Made Under the Direction of C.R. Allen, C.E., Dedicated by Special Permission to His Exellency Sir John Douglas Sutherland Campbell K.T.K. M.K.G., Gov, General & c.Original full calf boards with orginal cloth boards, blind tooled lettering and decorative rules., Binding and boards are slightly worn, otherwise a very good copy of this rare Canadian Atlas published in Philadelphia. , Folio (370mm x 450mm), , Illustrated with 104 maps and city plans of which include: Dominion of Canada (western sheet), Map of the Province of Prince Edward Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Ellerslie Lot, Hampton Lot 29, Plan of Lot One Prince Co. P.E.I., O’Leary Station & P.O., Plan of Lot Six Prince Co. P.E.I., Eldon Lot 57, Centreville Lot 26, Plan of Lots Two and Three Prince Co. P.E.I, Elmsdale Lot 4, Plan of Lot Seven Prince Co. P.E.I., Tignish Lot 1. Prince Co., Campbellton Lot 4, Mount Stewart, Plan of Lots Four & Five Prince Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot Eight Prince Co. P.E.I., Port Hill Lot 13, Plan of Lot Thirteen Prince Co. P.E.I., Tyne Valley Lot 13, Plan of Lot Nine Prince Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot Fourteen & Sixteen Prince Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot Ten Prince Co. P.E.I., Ellerslie Station, New Glasgow, Miscouche, Plan of Lot Seventeen Prince Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot Eleven Prince Co. P.E.I., St. Eleanors Lot 17, Plan of Lots twenty one & twenty Queens Co. P.E.I., Victoria Lot 29, Map of Lennox Island, Plan of Lots 22 & 23 Queens Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot Twelve Prince Co. P.E.I., Wheatley River Lot 24, Plan of Lot 24 Queens Co. P.E.I., Bread Albane Lot 67 Queens County, Plan of Lot 15 Prince Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lots 25 & 26 Prince Co. P.E.I., Summerside Prince Co., Crapaud Lot 29, Kelly’s Cross, Plan of Lot 27 Prince Co. P.E.I, Wellington, Plan of Lot 28 Prince Co., Bonshaw, Plan of Lots 29 & 30 Queens Co. P.E.I., Princetown Royalty Prince Co., Dundas, Plan of Lot 31 Queens Co. P.E.I., Annandale, Plan of Lot 19 Prince Co. P.E.I, Kincross, Travellers Rest, Plan of Lots 33 & 34 Queens Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot 18 Prince Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lots 35 & 36 Queens Co. P.E.I, Plan of Lot 32 Queens Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot 37 Queens Co., Plan of Lot 38 Kings Co., Kensington Lot 19, St. Peters Lot 41, Plan of Lots 43 & 44 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot 39 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot 48 Queens Co. P.E.I., Southport or Stratford Lot 48, plan of Lot 40 Kings co. P.E.I., Plan of Lots 49 & 50 Queens Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot 41 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lots 51,52, & 66 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot Forty Two King Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lots 53 & 44 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot 45 Kings Co. P.E.I., County Line, Plan of Lots 55 & 56 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lots 46 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lots 57 & 58 Queens Co. P.E.I., Georgetown Royalty & Reserve Land Kings Co., Plan of Lots 59 & 61 Kings Co. P.E.I, Plan of Lot 47 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan o Lots 60 & 62 Queens Co. P.E.I., Belle Creek Lot 62, Georgetown Kings Co., Plan of 63 & 64 Kings Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot 67 Queens Co. P.E.I., Plan of Lot Sixty five Queens Co. P.E.I., Port Selkirk Farm or Brush Wharf, Stanley Bridge, Murry Harbour South, Vernon River Bridge, Map of the City of Charlottetown P.E.I., Souris West, Plan of Charlotteown Royalty Queens Co. P.E.I., Map of Alberton Lots 4 & 5 Prince Co. Summerside Prince Co, Cardigan lot 59, Morrell lot 40, Montague Bridge, Orwell, Pinette Mills, Pownal, Souris East Lot 45, Map of the Province of Manitoba.B3972Philadelphia: J.H. Meacham & Co.(1880)
USD3250.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada East Atlantic Provinces;1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3972&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322590459.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.W. Tyrrell, C.E., D.L.S.Imperial Atlas of Wentworth County Ontario Drawn from Original Surveys and Field Notes, Official County Records and Other Authentic Sources.Original cloth with blind tooled, Lettering in black. , Spine is worn but overall in good condition. Interior is nice and clean. , Folio (390mm x 480mm), , Illustrated with 37 maps and city plans of various cities, counties and townships of which include: County of Wentworth Ontario, Township of Beverly, Copetown Beverly & Ancaster Townships, Sheffield Beverly Twp. , Village of Rockton Beverly Twp., Lynden Beverly Twp., Township of Beverly South Part, Township of Flamboro East, Village of Carlisle, Village of Freelton, Ancaster, Village of Greensville, Village of Bullock`s Corners, Township of Flamboro West, Millgrove, Part of Ancaster Twp., Township of Ancaster, Village of Jerseyville, Part of Ancaster Twp., Township of Barton, Bartonville, Township of Glanford, Binbrook, Township of Saltfleet, Stony Creek, Mt. Hope, Township of Binbrook, The World Showing British Empire, Europe, South Africa, North Africa, Asia, Africa, Map of The Klondike Region on the Upper Yukon, Australia and Islands of the Pacific.B3974Hamilton: The Scarborough Company(1903)
USD1350.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada Ontario General;1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3974&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.BeldenIllustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Huron Ont. Compiled Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by H.Belden & Co. Toronto 1879.Original Cloth boards with blind tooled lettering and design. , Spine defective, boards are worn, slight browning of the maps but otherwise in good condition. , Folio (360mm x 450mm), Illustrated with 57 maps and city plans of which include: County of Huron, Map of Colborne Township, Village of Colborne, Nile, Town of Seaforth, Map of Ashfield Township, Cransford, Town of Port Alberta, Village of Dungannon, W. Wawanosh, E. Wawanosh, Village of Cranbrook, Map of Morris Township, Town of Goderich, Plan of the Village of Exeter, Map of Grey Township, Village of Brussels, Map of Howick Township, Map of Turnberry Township, Village of Annan, Bridgend Place, Plan of Centrala , Plan of Friedburg, Map of Mc. Killop Township, Map of Town of Clinton, Map of Hullett Township, Village of Wingham Township of Turnberry, Village of Wroxeter, Drysdale, Lakeview, Varna, Kinbun, Hartfod, Map of Usborne Township, Map of Tuckersmith Township, Village of Bayfield Stanley Tp., Kippen, Map of Stanley Township, Zurich Hay Tp., Bannockburn Stanley Tp., Tindell, Junctionville, Map of Hay Township, Village of Harpurhey, Map of Stephen Township, Plan of Crediton in the Township of Stephen County of Huron, Railroad and County Map of the Dominion of Canada Compiled from the Latest Government Surveys, New Railroad and County Map of the Dominion of Canada Compiled from the Latest Government Surveys, New Railraod Map of the Dominion of Canada Compiled from the Latest Government Surveys Sheet No. 2 Maritime Provinces, Province of Manitoba and Part of the District of Keewatin and North West Territory Shewing The Townships and Settlments Drawn from the Latest Gov. Maps Surveys & Reports for `the Prairie Province`, New Railway and General Map of the United States International Boundary Line between the United States and the British Possessions, Western Hemisphere, Eastern Hemisphere.B3975Toronto: A.H. Gorrell 7 CO(1879)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada Ontario General;1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3975&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. Beers & CoIllustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Ontario, Ont. Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by J.H. Beers & Co. Toronto. 1877.Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and blind tooled rules. , Spine defective boards are worn, otherwise the maps are very good., Folio (370mm x 460mm), , Complete with 42 maps of towns and villages in Ontario county of which include: Whitby, East Whitby,Whitby, Village of Oshawa, Map of Pickering Township, Map of Reach Township, Map of Uxbridge Township, Village of Brechin, Plan of the Village of Goodwood, Village of Brooklin,Map of Scott Township, Beaverton, Map of Brock Township, Village of Brougham, Washago, Village of Port Union, Village of Faiport, Plan of Cedar Dale, Village of Harmony, Village of Raglan, Village of Columbus, Map of Thorah Township, Map of Mara Township, Village of Vroomanton Brock Tp., Village of Clearmont, Map of Port Perry, Plan of the Village of Uxbridge, Map of Rama Township, Scugog, Cannington Brock Tp., Village of Epsom Reach Tp., Village of Seagrave Reach Tp. Ont., Village of Whitevale, Atherly Mara Tp., Sunderland Brock Tp., Village of Greenbank Reach Tp. Ont., Village of Utica Reach Tp. Ont., Village of Manchester Reach Tp. Ont., Dominion of Canada (Western Sheet), Province of Manitoba and part of the District of Keewatin and North West Territory Shewing The Townships & Settlements Drawn From the Latest Gov. Maps, Surveys & Reports. ,Western Hemisphere, Eastern Hempisphere, as well as views of famous buildings and portraits of prominent people.<br>Spine defective boards are worn, otherwise the maps are very good.<br>B3976Toronto: Gorrell, Craig & Co(1877)
USD2500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada Ontario General;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3976&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.Belden & Co.Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Hastings and Prince Edward Ont. Compiled and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by H. Belden & Co.Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design., Binding and boards are worn. Maps are good., Folio: (360mm x 460mm), Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design.<br>Illustrated with 43 maps of which include: Map of the County of Hastings, Map of Sidney Township, Map of Thurlow Township, Map of Tyendinaga Township, Map of Rawdon Township, Village of Mill Point, Map of Huntington Township, Map of Belleville Hastings Co. , Plan of Tenton Hastings Co., Map of Hungerford Township, Village of Thomasburg Hunderford TP., Village of Marlbank Hungerford TP., Map of Madoc Township, Map of Ameliasburgh Township, Map of Hillier Township, Village of Consecon, Map of Sophiasburgh Township, Map of Hallowell Township, Map of N. Marysburgh, Village of Roblins Mills, Northport, Bloomfield, Village of Tweed Hungerford TP., Georgetown in Village of Tweed Hungerford TP., Cannifton Thurlow TP., Plan of Picton Prince Ed. Co. , Map of S.Marysburgh Township, Village of wellington Hillier TP., Milford South marysburg TP., Plan of the Village of Frankford, Plan of the Village of Demorestville, Map of Athol Township, Cherry Valley Athol TP, Dominion of Canada Western Sheet, Dominion of Canada Eastern Sheet, Province of Manitoba and part of the District of Keewatin and North West Territory Shewing The Townships & Settlements Drawn from the Lates Gov. Maps, Surveys & Reports for `The Prairie Province``, Plan of Stirling Hastings Co., Railroad Map of the United States, Plan of the Village of Madoc, Western Hemisphere, Eastern Hemisphere. <br>B3977Toronto: H. Belden & Co.(1878)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada Ontario General;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3977&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MiltonParadise Lost: A Poem in Twelve Books (Vol.1)<br><br>Paradise Regain’d: A Poem in Four Books (Vol. 2)<br>Early 20th Century Full Morocco boards with gilt flower design bands. Five raised bands in six compartments. Titles in tooled gilt on spine. , Both books in very good condition on the exterior. Edges gilt. A fine example of these two works bound in decorative gilt red morocco. , 8vo., P. Vol 1: Full Title, Blank, Advertisement (18), Half Title, Advertisement (5), Life of Milton (69), Blank, Half Title, 1-416; Vol. 2: Title, Blank, Half Title, Blank, 5-390. , Volume : 16 Books in two.; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB3982London: J. and R. Tonson(1758)
USD2000.0Book Literature English;1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3982&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michel de MontaigneThe Essays of MontaigneRecent, Full speckeled calf boards with gilt flower designed bands. Five raised bands in six compartments. Title in tooled gilt on spine. Illustrated with one full page plate., Eleborate gilt decoration on spine and covers A fine set in decorative full calf binding. , 8vo., P. Volume 1: Half Title, Blank (2), Portrait, Full Title, Printer’s Imprint, Preface (2), Contents (2), Advertisement (8), Dedication, Blank, 1-375; Volume 2: Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Printer’s Imprint, Contents, Blank, 1-522; Volume 3: Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Printer’s Imprint, Contents, Blank, 1-381, Index (383-408), Blank. , Volume : Three Volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB3983London: George Bell & Sons(1893)
USD750.0Book Literature English;1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3983&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Baltasar GiraudierExpedicion a Jolo 1876, Bocetos Del Cronista Del Diario De ManilaSuperb original blue fabric (royal velvet) on boards with finely crafted bronze to imitate the title in cursive style. The outer four corners with the top and bottom of the spine are ornated with splendidly fashioned bronze to compliment the title. Altogether, a superbly handsome binding. Silk pasted and free end papers. , A fine and unique example. Interior mostly clean. , Oblong Folio 375 x 551mm , Illustrated with 38 tinted lithographs, one title page and one map. Some plates are joined together to create large panoramic fold outs. With a written dedication to Dr. Montano in 1880. Ex Libris: Jean-Paul Morin, Dr. Montano.; In 1876, the Spanish military embaked on an expedition to the island of Sulu in the capital of Jolo, south-west of the Philippines. The territory was rebellious for 4 centuries and refused contact with Spain. Baltasar Giraudier, the famous Filipino artist accompanied Governor General Malcampo to Jolo during this organized military expedition against Muslim pirates who had been receiving a substantial amount of arms and ammunition during the previous years. Governor Malcampo commissioned Giraudier to illustrate the landscape of the island together with its people, customs and architecture. The resulting drawings are considered to be among the best lithographic illustrations of the Islands. (Palau 85276 & 102625)B3984Madrid: J.M Mateu(c. 1876)
USD17500.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia South East General; Book Europe Spain; Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3984&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b5d6911c8e12b24836010fd78dd44202_1359214519.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Makepeace ThackerayVanity Fair: A Novel Without a HeroOriginal half Moroccan boards with matching marble. Five raised bands in six compartments with Greek geometrical designs. Title in tooled gilt lettering on the spine. , A Fine Set in decorative half gilt red morocco. , 8vo, P. Volume 1, Frontispiece, Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Dedication, Blank, Advertisement (2), Contents (2), 1-407; Volume 2, Frontispiece, Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Blank, Contents (2), 1-392. , Illustrated with both 20 fine full page plates and in-text illustrations., Volume : Two VolumesB3985Smith, Elder & Co(1867)
USD1000.0Book Literature English;1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3985&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Percy FitzgeraldA New History of the English Stage,Original half morocco boards with matching marble and gilt, 5 raised bands in six compartments with tooled gilt lettering and comedy/tragedy masks. <br>, A Fine Set in decorative half gilt dark red morocco , 8vo, P. Frontis, Title, Printer’s Imprint, Dedication, Blank, Preface (2), Contents (4), Part 1: Half Title, Blank, 3-129; Part 2: Half Title, Blank, 161-308; Vol. 2: Frontis, Title, Printer’s imprint, Half Title, Part 3 , Extra Illustrated with 152 plates; A Fine Set in decorative half gilt dark red morocco Ex Libris Abel E. BPercy Hetherington Fitzgerald (1834 - 1925) was a British author and critic, painter and sculptor. He was a contributor to Charles Dickens's magazine, Household Words, and later dramatic critic for the Observer and theWhitehall Review. Among his many writings are numerous biographies and works relating to the history of the theatre landB3986London: Tinsley Brothers(1882)
USD1000.0Book Literature English;1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3986&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jonathan Swift, D.D.Letters Written by the Late Jonathan Swift, D.D. Dean of St. Patrick’s Dublin and Several of His Friends from the Year 1703 to 1740.Original Full marbled calf boards, five raised bands in six compartments with gilt lettering and design on the spine., All three volumes are in very good condition, a handsome set., 8vo, P. Vol. 1: Title, Blank, Dedication, Blank, Preface (7), Table of Letters (17), Contents (4), 1-396; Vol. 2: Title , Blank, Contents (6), 1-415; Vol. 3: Title, Blank ,Contents (6), 1-395, Blank (396), Index (397-419)., Volume : 3 Volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB3987London: T. Davies(1766)
USD1000.0Book Literature English;1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3987&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.R. Page & Co.Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Elgin Ont. Dedicated by Special Permission to His Excellency The Earl of Dufferin K.P.K.C.B. Governor General Comiled Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by H.R. Page & Co.Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design. , Boards worn, spine defective, title page is loose. Otherwise in good condition. <br>, Folio (440mm x 350mm), Illustrated with maps of which include the following:<br><br>Dominion of Canada (Western sheet), Dominion of Canada (Eastern Sheet), Railroad of the United States, Map of the Province of Manitoba and part of the District of Keewatin and North West Territory Shewing The Townships & Settlements Drawn from the Latest Gov. Maps, Surveys & Reports for The Prairie Province; Map of the County of Elgin Ontario, Aylmer, Richmond, Springfield, Township of Aldborough, Pt. Stanley, Delaware, Southwold, Westminster, Dunwich, Yarmouth, Tyrconnell, Corinth, South Dorchester, Bayham, Vienna, Dunwich, Straffordville, Wallacetown, Yarmouth, Sparta, Iona, Union, Bismark and Lorne, Dutton, Orwell, New Glascow, Shedden, Pr. Burwell, Pt. Bruce, Rodney, Town of St. Thomas,.<br>B3990Toronto: H.R. Page & Co.(1877)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada Ontario General;1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3990&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Miles & Co.Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of York and the Township of West Gwillimbury & Town of Bradford in the County of Simcoe Ont. Compiled, Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by Miles & Co.Original gilt cloth with tooled guilt design and lettering, rebacked. , In very good condition. Maps are fresh, clean and crisp. <br>, Folio: 465 mm x 390mm, Illustrated with maps of which include the following: County of York, Etobicoke, Scarboro, Map of Toronto, York Township, Village of Weston, Southwest Part of York, SouthEast Part of York, Village of Thornhill, Map of Yorkville and It’s Vicinity, Village of Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Village of Woodbridge, Village of Markham, Newmarket, Stouffville, Markham, Village of Unionville in the Township of Markham, North King, Aurora, South Part of King Town, Map of the village of King in the Township of King, Whitchurch, East Gwillimbury, Holland Landing, North Gwillimbury, Georgina, Village of Sutton in the Township of Georgina, Village of Roach’s Point, Map of The Villages of Lloydtown and Schomberg in the Township of King, Village of Klineburg Township of Vaughn, West Gwillimbury, Bradford, New Railway and Postal Map of the Dominion of Canada (Sheet 1), New Railway and Postal Map of The Dominion of Canada (Sheet 2), New Railway and Postal Map of the Dominion of Canada Sheet 3, New Railway and Postal Map of the Dominion of Canada (Sheet 4), New Railroad and County Map of The Dominion of Canada Compiled from the Latest Government Surveys Sheet No. 1 Ontario, New Railroad and County Map of the Dominion of Canada Sheet No. 2 Quebec, New Railroad and County Map of the Dominion of Canada Compiled from the Latest Government Surveys Sheet No. 3 Maritime Provinces.<br>; Ex Libris Montgomery Gunn<br><br>The maps depict various lot and street plans, Town layouts, period advertising and charming sketches of historical and farm residences.B3991Toronto: Miles & Co.(1878)
USD3750.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada Ontario General;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.F. Walling, C.E.Atlas of the Dominion of Canada with General Descriptions by T.Sterry Hunt LL.D., F.R.S., Etc, ; Robert Bell, C.E., F.G.S., Etc; A.R.C. Selwyn, F.G.S.,Etc: H. Alleyne Nicholson, M.D., D.Sc., F.R.S.E., Etc.; W.H. Ellis, M.A.; H.H. Miles, Ll.D., D.C.L.,J.George Hodgins, L.L.D., Etc; WM. Canniff, M.D., M.R.C.S., (Eng.), Lorin Blodget, Esq; Hugh Fletcher, and Charles Robb, C.E.Original full calf boards with matching tooled gilt morocco boards., <br>Boards and spine are worn but otherwise in good condtion. Maps are clean.<br>, Folio: 445mm x 355mm, Illustrated with maps of which include the following:<br>Map of the Dominion of Canada Colored to show the principal geological formations, Map of the Canadian Pacific Railway Between Manitoba and Lake Nipissing, Map to Illustrate the climatology of the Dominion of Canada, Map of the Dominion of Canada and the British Possessions in North America with a portion of the United States, Atlas of the Dominion Map of British Columbia, Map of the Province of New Brunswick, Map of the Province of Manitoba, Map of the Province of Nova Scotia, Map of Newfoundland, Map of the Western Part of the Province of Quebec Canada, Map of the Central Part of the Province of Quebec Canada, Map of the Eastern Part of the Province of Quebec Canada, Map of the Western Part of the Algoma District of the North Shore of Lake Superior, Map of the Eastern Part of Algoma District of the North Shore of Lake Huron, Map of the Province of Ontario Shewing Counties, Electoral Districts, Township, Railways Et., Discrtict of Nipissing Province of Ontario, Counties of Kent and Essex Provice of Ontario, City of Toronto, Counties of Middlesex, Elgin, Lambton, Counties fof Huron, Wellington, Perth, and Waterloo, City of Montreal, Counties of Oxford, Brant Wentworth, Norfolk and Haldmand Province of Ontario, Counties of Lincoln and Welland Province of Ontario, Counties of Peterboro, Victoria, Northumberland and Durham. Province of Ontario, County of Bruce. Province of Ontario, County of Grey. Province of Ontario, Counties of Hastings, Frontenac, Addington, Prince Edward and Lenox. Province of Ontario, District of Moskoka Province of Ontario, Counties of Joliette, Berthier, Maskinonge, Laval, Montcalm, L’Assomtion, Two Mountains, Terrebonne, Argenteuil, Vaudreuil, Soulanges, Jacque Cartier, Hochelaga, Huntingdon, Beauharnois, Chateauguay, St. John’s, Napierville, Laprairie, Vercheres and Chambly. Province of Quebec, Counties of Halton, Peel, York and Ontario. Province of Ontario, County of Simcoe. Province of Ontario, Counties of St. Maurice, Champlain, Maskinonge, St. Hyacinthe, Richeliu, Iberville, Rouville, Missiquoi, Nicolet, Arthabaska, Yamaska, Drummond, Richmond, Shefford, Bagot, Brome, Stanstead, and Sherbrooke Town. Province of Quebec., County of Refrew. Province of Ontario, Plan of Ottawa. Carlton County Ontario, Counties of Lanark, Leeds, Grenville, and Carelton, Counties of Dundas, Russell, Prescott, Stormont, and Glengary. Province of Ontario, Plan of Hamilton Wehntworth County Ontario, Plan of London Middlesex County Ontario, Counties of Quebecm Monmorency, Portneuf, Lislet, Montmagny, Bellechasse, Dorchester, Levis and Lotvinere. Province of Quebec, County of Pontiac Province of Quebec, County of Ottawa Province of Quebec , County of Chicoutimi and part of Saguenay Province of Quebec, Counties of Wolfe and Compton Province of Quebec, Counties of Beauce and Megantic Province of Quebec, Counties of Temiscouata with parts of Saguenay, Bonaventure and Rimouski. Province of Quebec, Plan of Kingston Frontenac County Ontario; Plan of the City of Quebec; County of Gaspe and parts of Bonaventure and Rimouski, Province of Quebc; Counties of Charlivoix and Kamouaska, Province of Quebec, Map of the United States of America, Map of Europe.<br>B3992Montreal,Toronto, London: George N. Tackabury(1876)
USD1250.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3992&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.F. Walling, C.E.Tackabury`s Atlas of the Dominion of Canada with General Descriptions by T.Sterry Hunt LL.D., F.R.S., Etc, ; Robert Bell, C.E., F.G.S., Etc; A.R.C. Selwyn, F.G.S.,Etc: H. Alleyne Nicholson, M.D., D.Sc., F.R.S.E., Etc.; W.H. Ellis, M.A.; H.H. Miles, Ll.D., D.C.L.,J.George Hodgins, L.L.D., Etc; WM. Canniff, M.D., M.R.C.S., (Eng.), Lorin Blodget, Esq; Hugh Fletcher, and Charles Robb, C.E.Original full calf boards with matching tooled gilt morocco boards., Boards and spine are slightly worn but otherwise a very good copy. Maps are clean and crisp., Folio: 445mm x 355mm, Illustrated with maps of which include the following:<br>Map of the Dominion of Canada Colored to show the principal geological formations, Map of the Canadian Pacific Railway Between Manitoba and Lake Nipissing, Map to Illustrate the climatology of the Dominion of Canada, Map of the Dominion of Canada and the British Possessions in North America with a portion of the United States, Atlas of the Dominion Map of British Columbia, Map of the Province of New Brunswick, Map of the Province of Manitoba, Map of the Province of Nova Scotia, Map of Newfoundland, Map of the Western Part of the Province of Quebec Canada, Map of the Central Part of the Province of Quebec Canada, Map of the Eastern Part of the Province of Quebec Canada, Map of the Western Part of the Algoma District of the North Shore of Lake Superior, Map of the Eastern Part of Algoma District of the North Shore of Lake Huron, Map of the Province of Ontario Shewing Counties, Electoral Districts, Township, Railways Et., Discrtict of Nipissing Province of Ontario, Counties of Kent and Essex Provice of Ontario, City of Toronto, Counties of Middlesex, Elgin, Lambton, Counties of Huron, Wellington, Perth, and Waterloo, City of Montreal, Counties of Oxford, Brant Wentworth, Norfolk and Haldmand Province of Ontario, Counties of Lincoln and Welland Province of Ontario, Counties of Peterboro, Victoria, Northumberland and Durham. Province of Ontario, County of Bruce. Province of Ontario, County of Grey. Province of Ontario, Counties of Hastings, Frontenac, Addington, Prince Edward and Lenox. Province of Ontario, District of Moskoka Province of Ontario, Counties of Joliette, Berthier, Maskinonge, Laval, Montcalm, L’Assomtion, Two Mountains, Terrebonne, Argenteuil, Vaudreuil, Soulanges, Jacque Cartier, Hochelaga, Huntingdon, Beauharnois, Chateauguay, St. John’s, Napierville, Laprairie, Vercheres and Chambly. Province of Quebec, Counties of Halton, Peel, York and Ontario. Province of Ontario, County of Simcoe. Province of Ontario, Counties of St. Maurice, Champlain, Maskinonge, St. Hyacinthe, Richeliu, Iberville, Rouville, Missiquoi, Nicolet, Arthabaska, Yamaska, Drummond, Richmond, Shefford, Bagot, Brome, Stanstead, and Sherbrooke Town. Province of Quebec., County of Refrew. Province of Ontario, Plan of Ottawa. Carlton County Ontario, Counties of Lanark, Leeds, Grenville, and Carelton, Counties of Dundas, Russell, Prescott, Stormont, and Glengary. Province of Ontario, Plan of Hamilton Wehntworth County Ontario, Plan of London Middlesex County Ontario, Counties of Quebecm Monmorency, Portneuf, Lislet, Montmagny, Bellechasse, Dorchester, Levis and Lotvinere. Province of Quebec, County of Pontiac Province of Quebec, County of Ottawa Province of Quebec , County of Chicoutimi and part of Saguenay Province of Quebec, Counties of Wolfe and Compton Province of Quebec, Counties of Beauce and Megantic Province of Quebec, Counties of Temiscouata with parts of Saguenay, Bonaventure and Rimouski. Province of Quebec, Plan of Kingston Frontenac County Ontario; Plan of the City of Quebec; County of Gaspe and parts of Bonaventure and Rimouski, Province of Quebc; Counties of Charlivoix and Kamouaska, Province of Quebec, Map of the United States of America, Map of Europe.<br>B3993Montreal,Toronto, London: George N. Tackabury(1875)
USD1375.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada General;1875yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3993&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pieter Van Den BergTheatrum Hispaniae, exhibens regni urbes, villas ac viridaria magis illustriaOriginal brown speckled calf rebacked expertly. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, gilt lettering and design on spine. , A fine example of this series of Spanish and Portuguese 17th Century Views. Plates are clean and crisp. , Oblong quarto 320mm x 260, Illustrated with 59 engraved plates of fine views including frontis. Each captioned in French and Spanish.; A fine and scarce series of views of Spain, including Madrid, Granada and Alhambra, Toledo, Seville, Barcelona and Burgos, with several of Portugal. The artist Pieter van den Berge (c. 1670- 1737) was the son of an Amsterdam publisher, and gives his address as ``via dicta Kalverstraat`on the title-page.B3994(Published c.1700)
USD11000.0Book Plate Books General;Book Europe Spain;Book Europe Portugal;Published c.1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3994&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b63a2cb5f83ac4b8353db803f13fc7b1_1319750705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Valerien KiprianoffHistoire pittoresque de l’Architecture en Russie suivie d’un apercu sur le climat, les moeurs et le développement de la civilisation dans ce pays, par Valérien Kiprianoff, lieutenant-colonel au corps des voies de communication, member des Sociétés imperials de géographie de Russie, des naturalistes de Moscou et de plusieurs sociétiés savantes de Russie et de l’étranger. / Ouvrage orné de 55 dessins lithographiés et d’une carte générale de la Russie d’Europe.Original full pebbled morocco with tooled gilt lettering on the spine, marbled free end papers. , Plates are clean and crisp,A fine example of this important Russian architectural book in an attractive full morocco binding., Tall 8vo. (235mm x 160mm), P. (4), paper cover, blank, (2), half-title, printer’s imprint, title, copyright page, dedication (2), 1-127, paper cover, (4)., Complete with 56 plates (2 folding) including 36 lithographic views of important edifices, and 1 folding coloured map of European Russia.; Text in French.<br>This is this the only French edition of this scarce book, its plates focused primarily on rural Russian architecture.<br>B3996St. Petersburg: S. Dufour(1864)
USD3000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Russia;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3996&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George SaleThe Koran, Commonly Called the Alcoran of Mohammed, Translated into English Immediately from the Original Arabic; with Explanatory Notes, Taken from the Most Approved Commentators. To which is Prefixed a Preliminary Discourse. A New Edition with a Memoir of the Translator.Bound in half brown morocco over green pebble grain boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering on 2 and 4., Minor browning to plates otherwise a very good copy., 8vo (220mm x 135mm), Illustrated with 1 folding engraved plan of the Temple of mecca, 1 folding map of Arabia, and 3 genealogical tables of the Tribes of Arabia (2 folding)., Volume : 2 VolumesB3998London: Thomas Tegg(1825)
USD1250.0Book Religious Islam;Book Religious General;1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3998&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_75354ecc4b76727fe0df2972f362e10b_1355774375.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Pinkerton, D.D.Russia: or . Miscellaneous Observations on the Past and Present State of That Countryland its Inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the Spot, During Travels, at Different Times, in the Service of the Bible Society, and a Residence of Many Years in That Country.Original black quarter morocco binding with marbeled boards. Tooled gilt on the spine. , Plates are clean and vivid. A very nice copy. , 8vo (150mm x 230mm), Illustraed with 8 hand colored platesB4001London: Seeley & Sons, Hatchard and Sons.(1833)
USD1000.0Book Russia;Book Plate Books Colour;1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4001&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. and E. FindenFindens’ Tableaux of National Character Beauty, and Costume. Containing a series of Sixty-One Beautiful Illustrations Engraved By and Under the Superintentence of W. And E. Finden With Original Tales in Prose and Poetry, written Expressly for the Work, By The Countess of Blessington, Miss Mitford, L.E.L., Mrs, S.C. Hall, Allan Cunningham, Barry Cornwall, Leih Hunt, and Other of the Most Popular Authors of the Day.Original crimson half morocco with marbled boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Free end papers. Tooled gilt lettering and design. , Occaisional faint browning otherwise a handsome copy of this work bound in decorative orginal half morocco. Plates are generally clean., Small Folio (260mm x 360m, Illustrated with 61 black & white plates, Volume : 2 Volumes; Bookplate of Robert J. HayhurstB4003London: T.G. March(1843)
USD950.0Book Costumes;Book Plate Books General;1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4003&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. BouchettePlan of Toronto Harbour with Rocks, Shoals, & Soundings.Black & White, Minor discoloration at the center of the image, otherwise in Good condition. Laid down on original canvas., Size : 345x435 (mm), 13.58x17.13 (Inches); A centenary reprint of the important early mapping of Toronto by J. Bouchette.M7777Toronto: (1793 reprinted 1893)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;Maps Sea Chart;1793 reprinted 1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7777&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_168d4c75c448efb5daba987098047f94_1316105937.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Ross; James Clark RossCarte des découvertes faites dans les regions arctiquesHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 440x596 (mm), 17.32x23.46 (Inches)M7785Paris: (1829-33)
USD475.0Maps Canada Arctic;1829-33nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7785&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7c227392c96bc15809aa1ec8b4b795bf_1316710288.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.C. SmithThunder Bay District and Part of the Cochrane DistrictPrinted in Color, Very Good;dissected, folded and laid down on original canvas, slight water staining on the upper left corner, Size : 1070x930 (mm), 42.13x36.61 (Inches)M7786Ottawa: Province of Ontario(1926)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario North Thunder Bay;1926nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7786&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d93128fc4923e04586cd6730543b152d_1336684768.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eric AldwinckleThe Queens Realm, Past and Present.Printed in Color, Very Good;, Size : 425x650 (mm), 16.73x25.59 (Inches); This map depicts past and present nations in allegiance to the British crown. The map shows the coats of arms of each nation, and the relationship each has with the crown.M7797Canada: (c.1940)
USD375.0Maps World;c.1940nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7797&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b68137400d306928851225197d3d487_1318691980.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roy H. StillRomantic and Historic Map of the Lake Region of the Eastern Townships Quebec to 1867.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 480x680 (mm), 18.90x26.77 (Inches)M7798Ottawa: Department of National Defense(1940)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec Eastern Townships;1940nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7798&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b68137400d306928851225197d3d487_1318693611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Peter R. FurseCanadaPrinted in Color, Very Good;, Size : 470x655 (mm), 18.50x25.79 (Inches); An illustrative map of Canada, showing the country from an Aboriginal perspective. With two captions on the bottom right and left corner describing the history of the provinces.M7799New Brunswick: Maclean-Hunter publishing Company Limited(1964)
USD375.0Maps Canada;1964nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7799&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b68137400d306928851225197d3d487_1318694619.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Coronelli, Sanson, Covens & MortierLe Golfe de Venise, Avec ses Principaux Caps, Promontoires, & Ports de Mer.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 570x735 (mm), 22.44x28.94 (Inches); An impressive and large map of the Gulf of Venice and the Adriatic Sea illustrates the theater of the Ottoman-Venetian Wars. The map covers the eastern coast of Italy and follows the coastline of the Adriatic to the Balkan states. The region was contested between the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Venice from the 15th through the early 18th centuries with seven major conflicts. Political divisions are shown in different colors and each has their respective coat of arms displayed. Decorative cartouche at lower left features the plans for 22 different coastal fortifications surrounding a map of Venice and topped by the Hapsburg coat of arms. At top right cartouche depicts a winged and crowned lion with the gospel representing the Republic of Venice. The map is based on the cartography of Coronelli and Sanson and was published by Covens and Mortier.M7800Amsterdam: Covens & Mortier(c.1710)
USD3000.0Maps Europe Italy;Maps Europe Balkans Bosnia and Herzegovina;c.1710nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7800&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1b68137400d306928851225197d3d487_1318696010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Venanzio MonaldiniVestigie Di Roma AnticaBlack & White, Very Good; Dissected and mounted on original canvas; minor browning otherwise very good. , Size : 848x640 (mm), 33.39x25.20 (Inches); A fine early 19th Century cartography of Ancient Rome.M7803Rome: Maldini(1819)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy Rome;1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7803&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e656f3e7d2d36e3e760989f362e5a630_1319050736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R.U. Goode, E.D. BarnardMap of AlaskaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 1240x900 (mm), 48.82x35.43 (Inches); A very important large map of Alaska and the Yukon made during the Gold Rush.M7804(1903)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Arctic Yukon (Gold Rush);Maps Polar Arctic Regions Alaska;1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7804&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e656f3e7d2d36e3e760989f362e5a630_1319053172.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tracy D le LuayMap of the City of Toronto. Plan "A", proposed new and improved through streets.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 915x1240 (mm), 36.02x48.82 (Inches); Large scale and attractive wall map of Toronto. Very rare. This large map depicts the existing and proposed streets for the City of Toronto.M7805Toronto: Miller Litho Co.(1929)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;1929nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7805&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ee038bf277cfdccd01a9e22987051bd_1319312713.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tracy D le LuayMap of the City of Toronto. Plan "B".<br>Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 915x1240 (mm), 36.02x48.82 (Inches); Large scale and attractive wall map of Toronto. Very rare. This large map depicts the existing and proposed streets for the City of Toronto according to the Cities By-Law.M7806Toronto: Miller Litho Co.(1929)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;<br>1929nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7806&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ee038bf277cfdccd01a9e22987051bd_1319313000.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul E. MoffetPublic Works, Canada. Georgian Bay Ship Canal Bascule BridgesWood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x660 (mm), 16.93x25.98 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Engineering details about the Georgian Bay Ship Canal Bascule Bridges.P2923Toronto: (c.1880)
USD275.0Architectural Bridges;c.1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2923&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9387dd5b7cdc9116f91eb105daa7a69c_1309203153.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giacomo CafaAsia - PersiaWood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 295x440 (mm), 11.61x17.32 (Inches), Paper Size : 323x450 (mm), 12.72x17.72 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2991Italy: (c.1840)
USD375.0Views Asia Iran;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_600b0992aafcbfbc45b619ede809c6ee_1314731221.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsConvent of St. Catherine, with Mount Horeb.Lithograph, Image Size : 510x350 (mm), 20.08x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 595x410 (mm), 23.43x16.14 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The Prints of David Roberts: Part 1 - The Printer Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art". Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones. Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings. Part 4 - The Plates Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer. The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography. Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory." References: Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970 Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984 J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385 James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866 Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978 Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986 British Library (BS)<br>P3005London: F.G. Moon(1844)
USD1000.0Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine; Artists David Roberts Holy Land1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3005&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_168d4c75c448efb5daba987098047f94_1316103213.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsScene on the Nile near Wady Dabod, with Crocodiles.Lithograph, Image Size : 250x350 (mm), 9.84x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 340x403 (mm), 13.39x15.87 (Inches), Hand Colored, Minor tear on the right side of the margin, otherwise in Very Good condition; The Prints of David Roberts: Part 1 - The Printer Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe's reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes "his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art". Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt Roberts first sketched in his journals "on the spot" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts' designs onto lithographic stones. Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts' Prints David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to "visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings. Part 4 - The Plates Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called "the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer. The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography. Today historians regard Roberts' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher "on his own responsibility", Roberts sighed on its completion: " ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory." References: Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970 Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984 J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385 James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866 Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978 Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986 British Library (BS)<br>P3008London: F.G. Moon(1848)
USD275.0Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt<br>1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3008&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_168d4c75c448efb5daba987098047f94_1316104585.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BalzacLe Kaire. Vue de la Place Appellee Birket-El-Fyl, Prise Pendant l InondationCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x575 (mm), 15.16x22.64 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 460x610 (mm), 18.11x24.02 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3021Paris: (c.1816)
USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3021&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_b7a6a20080bba94105fcf3026c9ab9b1_1317914912.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ProtainLe Kaire. Vue Perspective dUne Partie de la Ville des Tombeaux.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 375x570 (mm), 14.76x22.44 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 445x615 (mm), 17.52x24.21 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3027Paris: (c.1816)
USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3027&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318096759.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BalzacLe Kaire. Vue Interieure de la Maison dOsman Bey.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 365x555 (mm), 14.37x21.85 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 435x600 (mm), 17.13x23.62 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3031Paris: (c.1816)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3031&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318099328.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CabanelSultans HaremLithograph, Image Size : 405x550 (mm), 15.94x21.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 420x565 (mm), 16.54x22.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, a small surface scratch; An interior of Sultan's Harem in Tunisia / Algiers and Morocco.P3032Paris: Mercier(c.1830)
USD875.0Views Africa Others;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3032&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318100576.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ProtainCoupes et vue Interieure dUne Grande Salle de la Maison de Hasan Kachef, Destinee aux Seances de linstitut. Detail dUne Porte de la Cour.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 595x460 (mm), 23.43x18.11 (Inches), Paper Size : 670x505 (mm), 26.38x19.88 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3033Paris: (c.1816)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3033&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318102243.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Balzac & CecileLe Kaire. Vue dUne Salle de la Maison de Solyman Agha. Vue Interieure du Palais de Qasim Bey.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 630x498 (mm), 24.80x19.61 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3034Paris: (c.1816)
USD1250.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3034&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318103140.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BalzacRosette et Environs. Vue de la Ville de Rpsette et de Lile de Farcheil. Vue du Boghaz ou Embouchure du Nil.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 410x525 (mm), 16.14x20.67 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 465x575 (mm), 18.31x22.64 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3037Paris: (c.1816)
USD1000.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3037&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318103993.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Roberts, DavidConvent of St. Catherine. Mount Sinai.<br>Lithograph, Image Size : 350x510 (mm), 13.78x20.08 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 390x520 (mm), 15.35x20.47 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3039London: Moon, F.G.(1845)
USD1250.0Artists David Roberts Holy Land; Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine1845nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3039&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318104965.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dutertre;Jomard;RedouVases, Meubles et InstrumensCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 595x425 (mm), 23.43x16.73 (Inches), Paper Size : 695x525 (mm), 27.36x20.67 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3040Paris: (c.1816)
USD750.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3040&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318106411.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dutertre; BalzacVases, Meubles et Instrumens.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 585x425 (mm), 23.03x16.73 (Inches), Paper Size : 695x520 (mm), 27.36x20.47 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Published in the important and comprehensive work on Egypt commissioned by Napoleon: "Description de l’Egypte ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont ete faites en Egypte pendant l’expedition de l’armee Francaise".P3041Paris: (c.1816)
USD750.0Views Africa Egypt;c.1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3041&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_36798c28b12858f294fb486a020e291c_1318106968.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. B. BarlowOutside Cylinder Tank Engine, as made for the Manchester & Birmingham Railway, 1847.Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 310x605 (mm), 12.20x23.82 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3051London: John Weale(1848)
USD1000.0Transportation Trains;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3051&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ee038bf277cfdccd01a9e22987051bd_1319301838.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. B. BarlowOutside Cylinder Tank Engine, as made for the Manchester & Birmingham Railway.<br>Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 310x605 (mm), 12.20x23.82 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3052London: John Weale(1849)
USD1000.0Transportation Trains;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3052&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ee038bf277cfdccd01a9e22987051bd_1319302081.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. LevatarLongitudinal section, of Iron Duke: Engine & TenderLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 310x955 (mm), 12.20x37.60 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3053London: John Weale(1848)
USD1500.0Transportation Trains;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ee038bf277cfdccd01a9e22987051bd_1319302888.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Wagenaar'T verheughd Amsterdam, ter gelengenheid van het plegtig bezoek hunner doorlugtuge en koningklyk Hoogheden, Willem, Prinse van Oranien en Naussau, Erfstandhouden der Vereenidge Nederlanden, enz. enz. enz. En Zyne Gemaalinee Fredrica Sophia Wilhelmina, Prinsesse van Pruissen, Op Maandag, den 30 May, en eenige volgende dagen des jars 1768.Original quarter calf with marbled paper boards. 5 bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt floral motifs on spine. Titles printed in red and black., Plates are clean, crisp and in very good condition. Some minor wearing to the spine but otherwise a very attractive copy, completely uncut. , Folio (270mm x 430mm), Illustrated with 14 double page plates by S. Fokke & R. Vinkeles. Also includes an engraved frontispiece.; A splendidly illustrated fete book celebrating the visit to Amsterdam of the governor of the Netherlands, Prince WIllem V (1748-1806) of Orange and Nassau and of his Princess, Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina (1747 - 1820), from May 30th to June 6th 1768. The fine large plates are engraved by Simon Fokke and Reinier Vinkeles and represent the festivities starting with the arrival at the Haarlem gate followed by processions at the Town Hall, Illumination of CIty Hall, a boat parade, several council meetings and banquets, etc. Two plates are of considerable interest for the history of the Theater; one showing a stage scene of the performance of the plan 'Demophontes', the other the interior of the Amsterdam theater, fully attended, and in the center the princely 'loge' with the noble guests as well as the orchestra pit before the stage. The architecture of Amsterdam and the costumes are of special interest. Text is in Dutch. This particular copy is the issue with the extra engraved frontispieces and prefatory leaf. Ornamentstichkat. Bln. 2970; Landwehr, Ceremonies 256.B4005Amsterdam: Yntema & Tieboel.(1768)
USD6750.0Book Theatrical;Book Plate Books General;1768nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4005&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dbf35f3cd8011f0062dd1726a71ff1cd_1321648818.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Basil LubbockAdventures by Sea From Art of Old Time.Original blue cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design. , Some discoloration to the boards, all plates clean and crisp. Overall a very good copy. , Large 4to (250mm x 320mm), Illustrated with a profusion of color and black & white plates.B4007London: The Studio Limited(1925)
USD275.0Book Voyages General;1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4007&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander McDonaldA Complete Dictionary of Practical Gardening: Comprehending all the Modern Improvements in the Art; Whether in the Raising of the Various Esculent Vegetables, or in the Forcing and Managing of different Sorts of Fruits and Plants, and that of Laying Out, Ornamenting, and Planting, Gardens and Pleasure Grounds: With Correct Engravings of the Necessary Apparatus, in Buildings and other contrivances, as Well as of the More Rare and Curious Plants Cultivated for Ornament or Variety: from Original Drawings by Sydenham Edwards.Expertly rebacked in a brown half calf saving the original cloth boards. Five raised bands in six compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and floral design along the spine. , All plates are clean, crisp and in very good condition. , 4to (210mm x 265mm), Illustrated with superb 61 hand colored plates and 13 black & white plates.; This work is magnificently illustrated and is considered famous for its large decorative plates showing some American flowers. It should be noted that the work is actually written by R.W. Dickson using the pseudonym of McDonald.<br>(Nissen, 479). <br><br>A fine handsome copy. <br>B4008London: George Kearsley(1807)
USD8750.0Book Plate Books Colour;1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4008&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b84a6d7ba185c41dd4355dd10b3d849f_1321900057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Caroli RenaldiniCaroli Renaldini Serenissimi Magni DVCIS ETRVRIAE. Philosophi, ac Mathematici Et in Patiauino Lyceo Philosophi primae sedis. Ars Analytica Mathemativm in Tres Partes Distribvta Qvarvm Prima Vetervm Analystarvm, Secunda Recentionum Doctrinam locupletatam complectitur, atque adea de Refolutione, & Compofitione Mathematica edifferit; Tertia demum in majorem Artis illustrationem Theoremata, ac Problemata refoluta exhibet. Pars Prima. Editio SECVNDA CORRECTIOR, & AVCTIOR. Serenissim Mavritio Vvigliemlmo DVCI Saxoniae, Ivliae Cliviae, & Montivm, &c.Original full calf. Title in black and red, with a printer’s imprint, Occaisional light browning, pages 314 to 416 with slight upper margin water stain otherwise a very good copy in original full 17th century velum. Text in Italian., Small Folio (228mm x 330m, P. Half Title, Blank, Frontis Portrait, Title, Blank, Dedication(2), Printer’s(2), Preface (1-3), Preface (4-8), Theorema (3), Blank, Folding Plate, 9-534, (1), Blank, Index (30), (1); Title (2nd part), blank, 5-248, Index 17, blank., Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of Carlo Renaldini after Carolus and a folding plate. Decorative head and tail pieces, decorated initial letters. With a profusion of intext mathematical formulas and equations., Volume : 2 Volumes in 1; Widely know as Simplicius Cimiento, Renaldini was a professor of mathematics at the University of Pisa from 1649 to 1666. He was mainly associated with Giovanni Alfonso Borelli (1608- 1679) to whom he owed his title. In correspondence with Vincenzo Viviani, he became a founding member of the most assiduous Academy of Cimento. <br>Looking at his other work ‘Opus Mathematicum’ the following commentary is given by Sotheran:<br>“In this almost unknown work Renaldini, who subsequently became one of the most influential members of the Academia del Cimanto, relates the discoveries of Vieta and Girard, and uses new curious notations. It includes, among other problems, an approximate rectification of the circle by trigonometrical means” (Sotheran, 703).<br>Our title is listed among the following works on the site of the Office of the National Librarian and the in the University of Rome:<br><br> Ars Analytica Mathematicum (Florence, Padua, 1665-1684)<br> Resolutioneet compositionism of mathematica (Padua, 1668)<br> Philosophia rationalis, naturalis atque moralis (Padua, 1681).<br> Commercium Epistolicum (Padua 1682).<br>B4009Venetiis: Apud Ioannem Iacobum Hertz(1684)
USD2500.0Book Science & Technology;Book Europe Italy;1684nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4009&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322246037.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles RobertsThe Complete Billiard PlayerOriginal full cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and gilt rules., Pages are uncut. All plates and photographs are clean and in good condition. , 8vo (144mm x 220mm), Illustrated with a profusion of instructional plates and photographs.B4010London: Methuen & Co. LTD()
USD275.0Book Sports General;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4010&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Janssonius, JoannesArgonavticaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 380x505 (mm), 14.96x19.88 (Inches)M7808Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD1250.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7808&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_deda52b66da3964176e52935e9b0a38a_1319902625.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GuicciardimoGroningaHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 230x315 (mm), 9.06x12.40 (Inches); Groningen is a municipality and the capital city of the province of Groningen in the Netherlands.M7811Amsterdam: (1613)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7811&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_deda52b66da3964176e52935e9b0a38a_1319915590.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]OrteliusSiciliae Veteris TypvsOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 370x485 (mm), 14.57x19.09 (Inches); Map of Sicily, includes an inset map of Syracuse and a list of the towns in the lower left. Sea monsters and ships are depicting in the seas.<br>Latin text on verso.M7812Antwerp: (c.1612)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1612nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7812&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_deda52b66da3964176e52935e9b0a38a_1319920035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joannis JanssoniusInsvlar Aliqvot Aegaei Maris Antiqva Descrip; Evboea Insvla.; Insvlarvm Sardiniae et Corsicae Antiqua descriptio.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 430x495 (mm), 16.93x19.49 (Inches); Charming series of Italian and Greek Island in Mediterranean Sea.M7816Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD1250.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7816&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dbf35f3cd8011f0062dd1726a71ff1cd_1321549433.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De Laet; Hessel GerritzNova Francia et Regiones AdiacentesBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 283x361 (mm), 11.14x14.21 (Inches); An important early map of the Maritime Provinces. Considered one of the foundation maps of Canada (Burden), this is the first printed map to show an accurate Prince Edward Island and the earliest to show a north-south orientation of Lake Champlain. The R. Saguenay is accurately depicted flowing from two unnamed lakes and Lac S. Pierre is clearly identified. <br><br>"The map is of considerable importance to the early cartography of Canada and is the source map of several derivatives. Although the cartography of Quebec and the Maritimes in the map draws heavily on Champlain 1613, the configuration of Lake Champlain and Lake St Pierre is considerably improved. C. Blanc (Cape Cod) though, is retained, but a realistic Prince Edward Island appears in its correct position. Newfoundland, however, is given a somewhat unique shape. ODea (1971) points out that the De Laet map has more Portuguese names on the coast of Newfoundland than French ones, and it seems reasonable to infer a Portuguese source for the map. Newfoundland was copied by Coronelli much later in the century. Similarly, the map of Newfoundland and the Maritimes by Blaeu, incorporated the De Laet Portuguese place names without change." (Kershaw, p.88)<br><br>, Burden 230; Kershaw, p.88M7818Amsterdam: De Laet(c. 1630)
USD2750.0Maps Canada East;c. 1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7818&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dbf35f3cd8011f0062dd1726a71ff1cd_1321552692.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles UnwinPlan of Building Lots on Queen Street in the City of Toronto Canada West. The property of Mrs. Samuel Ridout.Black & White, Folded map straightened out, some restorations at the folds otherwise good. Backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 660x1020 (mm), 25.98x40.16 (Inches); Important and early surveillance map of building lots belonging to Mrs. Samuel Ridout (a distinguished Upper Canada family) in the area of Queen Street East and Seaton and highlights the "Roselands" estate. It bears the date of 1856 and is signed by noted Toronto surveyor Charles Unwin (1829-1918). There are additional pencil annotations indicating the lots belonging to F.W. Jarvis, and this is signed and dated 1853 by architect / surveyor William Thomas. There is an additional label [Wadsworth and Unwin, Land Surveyors 1870] pasted onto the map. Wadsworth and Unwin. received commissions from the Dominion and Ontario Governments, Railway Corporations and the City of Toronto. They were also employed as City Surveyors by the Corporation of Toronto and in 1872, they published the Wadsworth and Unwin's map of the City of Toronto which proved to be an invaluable resource<br>. In February of 1875 Wadsworth married Laura Ridout<br><br>M7826Toronto: (c.1856)
USD3750.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c.1856noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7826&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8160e22dd4f108844f2df69db62690f3_1321724163.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista RamusioLa Nvova FranciaBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 270x370 (mm), 10.63x14.57 (Inches); The final edition of the Viaggi appeared in 1606, and the maps are identical to those of the second edition with the exception of the page numbers. (...) The map is derived from that of Gastaldi-Ptolemy/ Newfoundland is slightly changed, but basically still represents as a group of islands. (...) “The decorative features of the map strongly emphasize the importance of fishing off the eastern coast. The Grand Fishing Banks are denoted here by the long curved stippled ‘shoal’ named “Isola della rena”. “Rena is equivalent to the French ‘’sablon” and this in turn is Sable Island.” (Kershaw ,Entry 15)<br>“The upper Bay of New York can be clearly identified with the region named Angoulesme to the east; the coast of Flora to the west is thought to represent the south of Long Island. Port Real is Newport Bay and Port du Refuge is Narragansett Bay”. (Burden, p.31)<br>, (Kershaw ,Entry 15); (Burden, p.31)M7827Venice: (1606)
USD5880.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;Maps Canada East Nova Scotia;Maps Canada East New Brunswick;1606nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7827&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8160e22dd4f108844f2df69db62690f3_1321730780.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S.R.G. PensonPlan of the City of Toronto and SuburbsPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 560x965 (mm), 22.05x37.99 (Inches); Scarce wall map of Toronto at the end of 19th century depicting city boundaries, wards and street car lines.M7830Montreal: S.R.G. Penson(1891)
USD2750.0Maps City Maps;Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7830&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8160e22dd4f108844f2df69db62690f3_1321732128.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lucious LyonO. Sketch of the Public Surveys in MichiganHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 596x725 (mm), 23.46x28.54 (Inches)M7832Detroit: Surveyor General's Office(1849)
USD575.0Maps North America Great Lakes Michigan;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7832&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b84a6d7ba185c41dd4355dd10b3d849f_1322082767.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.ArrowsmithColumbia Dedicated Colonel Belford Hinton Wilson, Late Aid de Camp to thye Liberator Limon Bolivar By His Obliged Servant J. ArrowsmithOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 643x545 (mm), 25.31x21.46 (Inches)M7833London: J. Arrowsmith(1834)
USD375.0Maps South America Colombia;Maps South America Guyana, Surinam;Maps South America Venezuela;Maps South America Peru;Maps South America Ecuador;Maps South America Brazil;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7833&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322241458.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithPeru & BoliviaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 644x525 (mm), 25.35x20.67 (Inches)M7834London: J. Arrowsmith(1834)
USD475.0Maps South America Bolivia;Maps South America Peru;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7834&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322241542.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WatteauMort du Marquis de Montcalm GozonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 428x595 (mm), 16.85x23.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : 490x630 (mm), 19.25x24.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x760 (mm), 23.62x29.92 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A rare wide margin example of this important Canadiana depicting the Death of General Montcalm across the field from General Wolfe.P1311Paris: (1776)
USD3250.0Military Canadian;1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P1311&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f18e194cd29fd8f06391cc4bcb3382b2_1321047973.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Peter HelckSurface Conditioning Stainless Steel BilletsPhotogravure, Image Size : 360x505 (mm), 14.17x19.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 430x550 (mm), 16.93x21.65 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Surface Conditioning, the subject for the fourth Peter Helck painting at Rustless, is one of the most important operations in the productions in the production of quality stainless steels. Swing-frame grinding so vividly depicted here, is one of the most arduous tasks in the production of fine stainless steels and requires men of skill and strength. This operation of surface conditioning and inspection insures the high degree of uniformity which has long been synonymous with stainless steels by Rustless.P3064Baltimore, USA: Rustless Corporation(c.1900)
USD1000.0Crafts & Trades;Advertising Others;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3064&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_deda52b66da3964176e52935e9b0a38a_1319919656.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MayrVue du Palais de Marbre & de ses environsCopper Engraving, Image Size : 385x650 (mm), 15.16x25.59 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 490x720 (mm), 19.29x28.35 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, published on water marked paper IC de R. IMaHOF; An important late 18th century birds eye view of Saint Petersburg across the river. Marble Palace is one of the first Neoclassical palaces in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The palace was built by Count Grigory Orlov, the favorite of Empress Catherine the Great and the most powerful Russian nobleman of the 1760s.P3070Paris: (c.1799)
USD3250.0Views Europe Russia;c.1799nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3070&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9e8a713f89bb7533174ca4099cc50f5c_1320334755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guerard de la BartheVue de la porte sainte et de ses environs a MoscouCopper Engraving, Image Size : 390x670 (mm), 15.35x26.38 (Inches), Platemark Size : 490x725 (mm), 19.29x28.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 555x755 (mm), 21.85x29.72 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, published on laid paper; Title in both Russian and French. A fine late 18th century city landscape of Moscow depicting people, market and important capital edifices.P3071Paris: (c.1795)
USD3250.0Views Europe Russia;c.1795nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3071&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9e8a713f89bb7533174ca4099cc50f5c_1320335125.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. D. KellyConfederation Lifeprint, Image Size : 695x465 (mm), 27.36x18.31 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 695x465 (mm), 27.36x18.31 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP3072Toronto: Confederation Life Association(c.1942)
USD750.0Posters;Views Arctic & Antarctic;Advertising Canadian;c.1942nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3072&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8160e22dd4f108844f2df69db62690f3_1321721081.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Boris Riedel4th Edition Black Forest International Ice Revue featuring Champions of the World on Real Ice.Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1060x720 (mm), 41.73x28.35 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation.P3074USA: (c.1940)
USD1000.0Posters;Advertising Others;c.1940nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3074&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8160e22dd4f108844f2df69db62690f3_1321732840.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Captain Sutherland of the 25th RegimentA Tour up the Straits, from Gibraltar to Constantinople with the Leading Events in the Present War Between the Austrians, Russians, and the Turks, to the Commencement of the Year 1789.Expertly rebacked in a brown half calf saving the original marbled boards. 5 Raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on two. , Occaisional light browning but otherwise a very good copy. , 8vo (130mm x 210mm); Blackmer 1623; Weber 618B4011London: Captain Sutherland, J. Johnson(1790)
USD600.0Book Voyages General;Book Mediterranean;Book Near East Turkey;1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4011&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vice Admiral Sir George NaresSeamanship: Including Names of Principal Parts of a Ship;Masts, Sails, Yards, etc.; Bends and Hitches; Manufacture and Tests of Steel Wire Rope; Flexible Steel Wire Hawsers; Tests and Weights of Hemp Rope, Flexible Steel Wire Hawsers, and HCain Cable; Splicing Wire Rope; Knots and Splices; Fittings of Standing Rigging; Rigging of Masts; Yards and Bowsprit; Tests of Blocks; Fitting of Tackles; Staying Masts and Setting up Rigging; Tanks, Ballast, and Provisions; Managing Sails; Boat Sailing; Instructions on the Management of Boats in a Surf; Stowage of Anchors and Cables; Proof Tests of Anchors and Chain Cables; Hoisting in Boats; Use of Mooring Board; To Unmoor and Proceed to Sea; Maneuvres; to Tack Ship; Trimming Sails; Making and shortening Sail; Ropes and Spars Carried Away; Rule of the Road; Vessels’ Lights and Fog Signals; Glossary of sea Terms. Etc., Etc., Etc.Original decorative cloth boards with tooled gilt design and blind tooled rules. Spine is decorated with tooled gilt design and tooled gilt lettering. , A fine and handsome copy in its original decorative gilt cloth. All plates are clean and crisp. <br>The name of the previous owner is written in contemporary hand and dated 1923 on front free end paper. , Thick 8vo (149mm x 214mm), With a profusion of colour and black & white plates depicting different aspects of seamanship.; Vice-Admiral Sir George Strong Nares KCB FRS (24 April 1831–15 January 1915) was a British naval officer and Arcticexplorer. He commanded both the Challenger Expedition and the British Arctic Expedition, and was highly thought of a leader and a scientific explorer. In later life he worked for the Board of Trade and as Acting Conservator of the River Mersey, and died in 1915 aged 83.<br><br>Nares was given command of the Challenger Expedition, a recognition of his experience in this field, but also of his scientific approach to surveying and exploration. His work with William Carpenter in Shearwater had been a key factor in the choice of commanding officer. <br><br>Challenger spent a year in the Atlantic and after turning east in early 1874 she turned south in the Indian Ocean, visiting the Prince Edward,Kerguelen, and Heard islands. In the process she became the first steam vessel to cross the Antarctic Circle<br><br>Nares became the first explorer to take his ships all the way north through the channel between Greenland and Ellesmere Island—now named Nares Strait in his honor—to the Lincoln Sea.<br><br>Nares was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1876, received the founder's medal of the Royal Geographical Society in 1877 and was awarded the Gold medal from Société de Géographie in 1879. These scientific awards were matched by an appointment as a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in 1876.<br><br>In 1878 he was appointed in command of Alert, his ship from the Arctic expedition, in which he surveyed the Strait of Magellan. He left the ship on 11 March 1879, and from 1879 to 1896 was employed in the harbour department of the Board of Trade. During this period he retired from the Royal Navy, on 24 April 1886. He was promoted on the retired list twice, firstly in 1887 to rear-admiral, and secondly in 1892 to vice-admiral.B4012Portsmouth: Griffin & Co., T, The Hard(1897)
USD375.0Book Voyages General;1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4012&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331501391.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. Sing, Isham Randolph, Willis Chipman, T. Aird MurrayReport Upon the Existing Water Works System and Upon an Additional Water Supply.Fine Original crimson cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design and blind tooled rules. , A fine handsome copy in beautiful contemporary publisher’s cloth. All maps are in good condtion. , 8vo (165mm x 254mm); Includes 13 folding maps and graphs describing various water works systems in the Toronto area.B4014Toronto: City of Toronto, Province of Ontario(1912)
USD375.0Book Canada Ontario General;1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4014&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322583586.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.W. Dulcken, Ph.D.Wild Animals and Their Homes: Being Pictures of the Animal Creation, Drawn from Nature, and Accurately and Carefully Coloured, For The Amusement and Instruction of the Young. With a Descriptive Text, Intended to Serve as an Introduction to Natural History.Original crimson half morocco with cloth boards.<br>Marbled free end papers. , All plates are clean in crisp. A very handsome copy of this book in original crimson half morocco. , 4to (200mm x 310), Illustrated with 12 double page colored plates.; Bookplate of F. David Mathias.B4015London: Ward and Lock(1864)
USD475.0Book Natural History General;Book Children;1864yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4015&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322583525.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Canadian AviationCandian Aviation: 1932-1937Original half morocco with cloth boards. Tooled Gilt lettering. , Text and plates are clean and crisp. Spines are worn. , 4to (225mm x 299mm), Illustrated with a profusion of different drawings and designs of different airplanes and a series of delightful period advertisements., Volume : 6 yearly volumesB4016Toronto: Canadian Flying Clubs Association()
USD1500.0Book Transportation General;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4016&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322583329.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BarnhartCatalog 25-A: Type Faces, Border Designs, Typecast Ornaments, Brass Rule. Selective Specimens of Preferred Materials for Modern Typography. Superior Specialties for Printers.Original cloth boards with blind tooled lettering and rules. , All pages are clean and crisp. A very good copy. , 4to (191mm x 280mm), Illustrated profusely with various styles of typographical fonts and image designs.B4017Chicago: Barnhart Brothers & Spindler(c. 1925)
USD150.0Book Canada General; Book Crafts & Trades;c. 1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4017&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322583140.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. Colton and A.J. JohnsonJohnson’s New Illustrated (Steel Plate) Family Atlas, With Descriptions, <br>Geographical, Statistical, and Historical.<br>Original cloth boards expertly rebacked with brown half calf. Tooled gilt lettering and tooled design of the United States Seal. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on 2. Marbled free end papers., Occaisional browning but otherwise a very good copy. , Large Folio (470mmx365mm), Illustrated with 67 Maps of different US states and different countries in the world.B4018New York: Johnson & Browning(1861.)
USD2000.0Book Atlas & Cartography American;1861.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4018&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johan Michael Roth (Publisher)Augspurgisches Iubel-Gedachtnus das ist, alle sinnreiche Inventiones order so genandte Iubel- Gemahlde, welche im Jahr Christi 1730 auf das…alhier verordnete… wegen der Anno 1520 ubergebene Confession danckbarlich zu celebrirende aber in ein einig Werck zusammmen colligiret.Handsome gilt tooled contemporary red morocco. , All plates are clean and crisp. Spine slightly worn but otherwiser a very good copy., Folio (350mm x 490mm), Illustrated with 36 black & white plates; Engraved title-page by G.I. Haupt after Gottfried Pfautz. Full-page portraits of Luther, engraved calenders, engraved documents, braudsides, etc. Several sheets contain emblem books and other religious works that have been dissected and mounted. <br>Few plates with damp marks, some folds reinforced and some margins repaired.; some tears repaired. Tipped in is a related engraving by Johan Ulrich Krausen. A beautifully illustrated volume of these rare braudsides and smaller copperplate series celebrating the 200th year Jubilee of the Augsburg Confession. Apparently no two copies collate the same and are made up by each individual owner expressing his or her own interests. Some of the large engravings are very impressive. There are two full-length portraits of Luther; two very large plates by J. Jacob Kleinschmidt depicting the conversion of the natives by the Danish missions in Malabar with a map of Southern India and Ceylon at the bottom of the plates and a view of Augsburg in one along with various allegorical figures (These two decorative important broadsides appear occasionally on the market separately); illustrations of the Confession presented to Charles V; large folding plates of baroque alters; engraved calendar for 1731 with printed text at the bottom in red and black. There are also complete sets of engravings printed and some mounted on single sheets depicting biblical histories or emblem books; “Aula Mariana cum Palatio episcopalism Augustano” in oblong 8vo; all cut and mounted; also a 16 engraved series of emblem book in 8vo “Testis temporum, lux veritatis” by Elias Baeck. Twenty half page engravings (two to a page). Fine full-page engravings depicting groups playing music, biblical scenes, and the last three engravings are of very elaborate festival arches that were probably erected for the festival. There are a series of engraved letters with illustrations of invitations or events that appear to have been made to be folded up with engravings printed in various angles. The engravers include G. Rogg, B.S. Setlzky, Baumgartner, J.C. Kolb, A . Schimdt, J.F. Bock, Andreas Maschenbar, and others. <br>The OCLC locates copies with 32 leaves, 47 leavs, 23 leaves and a microfilm with 65 leaves. It is not clear if these collations are counting engravings or single sheets. The publisher obviously let the buyers pick and choose from his stock. (Pfister 3964 (without collation); no in Berlin catalog, Lipperheide or Lanckoronska-Oehler. <br>B4019Augsburg: J.M. Roth(1730)
USD6750.0Book Religious Christianity General;Book Plate Books General;1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4019&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322676494.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William HayleyThe Life, and Posthumous Writings, of William Cowper, ESQR.<br>With an Introductory Letter to the Rights Honourable Earl Cowper.<br>Original decorative full morocco with tooled gilt rules and blind tooled rules. Five raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and elaborate design on spine. <br>Marbled free end papers.<br>, A fine handsome set in decorative full contemporary gilt morroco. All pages are clean and crisp. Together with an original manuscript of William Hayley to Edmund Estcourt discussings various financial affairs., 4to (230mm x 287mm), P. Vol1: Half Title, Blank, Frontis Portrait, Title, Blank, Introductory Letter, (iii-xii), Contents(8), Part 1 (1-114), Part 2 (115-413); Vol 2: Half title, Frontis portrait, Title, blank, contents (6), Blank (2), 1-290, Appendix 291-422; Vol 3: Frontispiece, Dedication, Blank, Title, Blank, Desultory Remarks(iii-xxxi), Blank, 1-402, Title, Blank, preface 405-408, 409-416, Contents (4). , Illustrated with 1 frontispiece in each volume. Volume one has one extra plate. <br>Edges are gilt.<br>, Volume : 3 Volumes together with; Ex Libirs Abel E. Berland<br><br>William Hayley (1745-1820), poet who composed an ‘Ode on the Birth of the Prince of Wales’ that was published in the Cambridge Collection and reprinted in the “Gentleman’s Magazine’ in 1763. In 1781 Hayley published his most successful poem, ‘The Triumphs of Temper’, which ran through twelve or fourteen editions. In 1785 he published the ‘Essay on Old Maids’, one of his few still readable works. (DNB 295)., (DNB 295).B4020London: J. Johnson(1808)
USD1500.0Book Literature English;1808nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4020&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b4bb3b452b326858460093cd732fa02e_1330643141.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rene Aubert de VertotHistoire Des Chevaliers Hospitaliers de S. Jean De Jerusalem. Applellez Depuis Les Chevaliers De Rhodes. Et Audjourd’hui Les chevaliers De Malte.Orginal full speckeled calf. Six raised bands in seven compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and floral motif on spine. Title in black and red. , A fine and handsome set in full decorative period calf. All plates and maps are clean., 4to (190mm x 260mm), P.Vol. 1: Frontis, Title, Dedication (2), Preface (6), Approbation (2), 1-696; Vol 2: Title, Blank, 1-719; Vol 3:Title, Blank, 1-552; Volume 4: Title, Blank, 1-408, Correction & Additions 209-221, Table des Matieres Contenues dans le quatrieme Volume (i-xviii), Illustrated with 6 maps and 71 plates including frontis , Volume : 4 Volumes; De Vertot was a very important French Historian born in 1655 <br><br><br>In 1690, at the suggestion of Fontenelle and the Abbé de Saint-Pierre, he wrote his Histoire de la conjuration de Portugal. The book was received with favour, and in 1695 appeared theHistoire des révolutions de Suède (History of the Swedish revolutions). <br><br>In 1703 Vertot was made a member of the Académie des inscriptions. Besides contributions to the Mémoires of the Académie and other minor works, he wrote the Révolutions romains (1719) and then his important work on the Knights of St. Jean (Malta), the Histoire des chevaliers hospitaliers de Saint-Jean de Jérusalem.<br> Cohen-Ricci, 1011<br>, Cohen-Ricci, 1011B4021Paris: Rollin, Quillau, Desaint(c.1726)
USD5500.0Book Mediterranean;c.1726yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4021&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_725dd1bbec00c79425f907950cbd3411_1327516583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PazziCarta Rappresentante la Penisola della FloridaHand Colored, Excellent, Size : 231x220 (mm), 9.125x8.625 (Inches)M2752Livorno, Italy: Masi, Thomaso(1777)
USD875.0Maps United States South Florida;Maps United States South Georgia;1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2752&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f18e194cd29fd8f06391cc4bcb3382b2_1321047013.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. H. PopePlan of Limehouse. Esquessing TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 211x310 (mm), 8.31x12.20 (Inches)M7595Toronto: Walker & Miles(c. 1877)
USD250.0Maps Canada Ontario South Halton;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7595&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe8f3e175ea1f8ab62a90ac37abe3c55_1306858348.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques Nicolas BellinCarte du Cours du Maragnon ou de la Grande Riviere des AmazonesBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 174x370 (mm), 6.85x14.57 (Inches); Based on the map attached to the report on Condamine's travels of exploration in South America, this detailed regional map shows the course of the Amazon River from the Andes to the Atlantic. The map encompasses parts of modern-day Ecuador, Colombia, the Guyana, and Brazil.M7607Paris: (c.1760)
USD375.0Maps South America Colombia;Maps South America Ecuador;Maps South America Brazil;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7607&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cca9fc0cc6bfac1273559cd1f6946a2c_1306953350.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles C. GregoryMc. Millans Map of New Brunswick 1867Original Hand Coloring, Folding map dissected and laid down on original canvas., Size : 900x1000 (mm), 35.43x39.37 (Inches); One of the most significant 19th century maps of New Brunswick with three insets of city maps of Fredericton, Carlton and St. John & Portland.M7815London: (1867)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick;1867nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7815&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dbf35f3cd8011f0062dd1726a71ff1cd_1321547853.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GuicciardimoGraven Hagethof VanhollatHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 230x315 (mm), 9.06x12.40 (Inches)M7835Amsterdam: (1613)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7835&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322333616.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Montanus A; John OgilbyMappa Aestivarvm Infularum alias BarmvdasOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 290x360 (mm), 11.42x14.17 (Inches); This map depicts the Island of Bermuda. The cartouche depicts various mythical characters such as Poseidon. In the lower right corner it shows British colonizers.M7838London: (c.1671)
USD1375.0Maps West Indies Bermuda;c.1671nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7838&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322336773.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Timotheo Pont; BlaeuLidalia vel Lidisdalia Regio, Lidisdail.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 410x520 (mm), 16.14x20.47 (Inches); Latin text on verso.M7839Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD675.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7839&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322337791.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Timotheo Pont; BlaeuCoila Provincia. The Province of Kyle.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 450x565 (mm), 17.72x22.24 (Inches); Latin text on verso.M7840Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD675.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7840&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322339198.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles E. GoadMap of the County of OntarioHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 930x495 (mm), 36.61x19.49 (Inches); Very scarce large map of the County of Ontario prepared by the prominent English engineer Charles E. Goad and published in Toronto. The map depicts schools, railways, county roads, elevations, concession numbers, lot numbers and side roads. The map also shows population and statistical numbers of various townships in the County.<br>Ontario County was the name of two historic counties in the Canadian province of Ontario. Ontario County south of the Trent-Severn Waterway and about half of adjacent Durham County were amalgamated as the Regional Municipality of Durham.M7841Toronto: Minister of Agriculture(1895)
USD2500.0Maps Canada Ontario South Durham;1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7841&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322340175.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The map companyPerth CountyPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 1025x685 (mm), 40.35x26.97 (Inches); Very scarce large scale wall map of Perth County in Ontario depicting schools, railways, county roads, elevations, concession numbers, lot numbers and side roads. The map also depicts statistical of the municipalities from 1829 onwards.M7842Toronto: The map company(1920)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Ontario West Perth;1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7842&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322340743.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sidney Hall; Asheton, J.T.Topographisch-historische Charte von PalaestinaHand Colored, Very Good, folding map dissected and mounted on original canvas with its original box., Size : 980x670 (mm), 38.58x26.38 (Inches); Fine wall map of Palestine and the Holy Land after Sidney Hall. This fine and decorative map is within an inch wide botanical motive band. The map depicts various tribes and biblical vignettes in full detail.M7843Leipzig: (c.1830)
USD2500.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7843&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3f991a652ab2ca97e163eaab97229090_1322341327.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.H. BrueCarte de L'Oceanie ou Cinquieme Partie Du MondeHand Colored, Very Good; backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 515x365 (mm), 20.28x14.37 (Inches)M7844Paris: (1820)
USD475.0Maps Asia South East;Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand;Maps Ocean Pacific;1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Maps United States South;Maps United States East;Maps United States Mid-West;1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario;1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Religious Christianity;Old Masters;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2979&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d7d166ad8ee4446e60fd3d95e9221027_1313791244.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Petrus Berettinus CortonensisAbut Ananias et introivit in domum: et imponens ei manus, dixit: Saule . . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 520x365 (mm), 20.47x14.37 (Inches), Platemark Size : 373x380 (mm), 14.69x14.96 (Inches), Paper Size : 590x390 (mm), 23.23x15.35 (Inches), Black & White, Some browning in the left side of the print, otherwise in Good condition. Laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.P2980Rome: (1740)
USD475.0Old Masters;1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Religious Christianity;Old Masters;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Religious Christianity;Old Masters;c.1736nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2983&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2460614636f881ed80c96a1b06ad9b1b_1314644317.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul RubeniusExstimulat Chrvs Dns S.M.Teresiam vt opem ferat animae D. Bernardini Mendozy, ignibus purgatory detentae. . .Copper Engraving, Image Size : 445x343 (mm), 17.52x13.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 468x351 (mm), 18.43x13.82 (Inches), Paper Size : 485x372 (mm), 19.09x14.65 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.P2984Antwerp: (c.1650)
USD750.0Religious Christianity;Old Masters;c.1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2984&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2460614636f881ed80c96a1b06ad9b1b_1314645777.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Romeyn de HoogheBelegering Van BonEtching, Image Size : 230x560 (mm), 9.06x22.05 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 240x572 (mm), 9.45x22.52 (Inches), Black & White, Some repairs on the upper margin, otherwise Good, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; View of besieged town across river from besiegers' battery. 1689. Associated with Bonn, Germany.P2987Amsterdam: J. Covens; C. Mortier(c.1689)
USD575.0Military Others;Views Europe Germany;Etchings Others;c.1689nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Military Others;Views Europe Ukraine;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD675.0Posters;Advertising Others;c.1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3060&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ee038bf277cfdccd01a9e22987051bd_1319318553.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SampsonMassey-Harris McCoy Service Ltd.,Print, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 362x515 (mm), 14.25x20.28 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP3077Toronto: Massey-Harris(c.1930)
USD375.0Advertising Canadian;Posters;c.1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3077&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322503770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MitchellGovernment of Ontario Guarantees Every DepositPrint, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 385x343 (mm), 15.16x13.50 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation; A Charming advertising for the Province of Ontario Savings Office. Depicting Parliament Building, Toronto illuminated at night.P3078Toronto: Government of Ontario(1929)
USD375.0Posters;Advertising Canadian;1929nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3078&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e0f81c4862f326639c6ccc6d037d221e_1322503850.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Simpson.The Seat of War in the East.Contemporary gilt ½ morocco with original cloth boards and gilt title, spine with 6 densely gilt compartments of raised bands and gilt floral designs, gilt title on morocco on two. Edges gilt, endpapers marbled., This handsome plate book with minor staining of cloth boards, otherwise in excellent condition, text and plates are clean and crisp, and the colours are fresh., Folio, P. 81 plates, list of plates (24)., Complete with 81 full page hand-coloured lithographs (incl. two lithographed titles)., Volume : 2 volumes in 1.; This copy contains both series.<br>“Both series were published in ten parts, each part containing four plates (except the last part of the second series, which contained five plates, the lithographed title being given in this part.) … As a publisher’s announcement in December 1854 shows, Simpson had been ‘commissioned to proceed to Sebastopol’ immediately, by Colnaghi’s. This was the beginning of the enterprise which earned him the name ‘Crimean Simpson’. These plates are indeed an impressive piece of work, not only artistically and technically, but also as pictorial reporting. Simpson must in this way rank as an early war correspondent.” (Abbey Travel 237).<br>, Abbey Travel 237B3315London: Paul & Dominic Colnaghi & Co.(1855)
USD10000.0Book Military England; Book Plate Books Colour;1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3315&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_6d789b48b7939c755d545146e773bad3_1323183128.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann MerkenLiber artificiosus alphabeti maioris; oder, Neu inventirtes Kunst- Schreib- und Zeichenbuch.Late 19th Century half calf with matching marbled boards. , A very nice copy. Occaisional faint browning. Plates are clean and crisp. , Small Oblong Folio 230mm , P. Vol 1: Frontis, Title, 1-22; Vol 2:1-66; Plates: 1-56, Illustrated with 56 plates engraved by Heinrich Hugo Coentgen after Merken showing writing specimens within baroque historiated borders, Hebrew and Greek alphabets, chemical symbols, astronomical diagrams, architectural orders, etc., Volume : Two Volumes; First and only edition of this spectacular Rococo work, richly illustrated baroque writing and drawing manual, also containing a variety of miscellaneous information (e.g. formulas and techniques for artists (including materials used, instructions for constructing sundials, drawing silhouettes, improving draftsmanship, practical hints for insect collectors, 1770-71 art auction prices, etc.) Included are illustrations of a perpetual wall calendar with details of all the moving parts; the use of optical instruments for making silhouettes; monograms templates; emblems; alchemical formulas; geometrical and astronomical figures; depicting emotion; making optical plates. <br>A beautifully illustrated work with the plates in fine dark impressions. The artist makes extensive use of borders to illustrate various fine detail of alphabets, instruments, scroll work, decoration, etc. , Berlin 4925; Bonacini 1169; Doede 213/1-2; Harvard/Becker 175; Ekstrom/Hagelin, pages 72-73.B4022Muhlheim am Rhein: Joh. Conr. Eyrich(1782-1785)
USD5750.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;1782-1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4022&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349373140.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John MiltonParadise Regain’d. A Poem, in Four Books to which is added Samson Agonistes: and Poems upon Several Occasions. The Author John Milton. A New Edition, with Notes of Various Authors, by Thomas Newton, D.D.Rebacked expertly in a quarter calf saving the orginal speckled calf boards. Tooled gilt rules. 6 raised bands in 7 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. Marbled free end papers. , A handsome copy printed in large fonts on heavy layed 18th century paper. Plates and text are clean and crisp., Large 4to (280 x 217), P. Frontis Portrait, Title, Preface (4), Contens (2); First Book: Half Title, Blank, 3-45, blank; Book 2: Half Title, Blank 49-92; Book 3: Half Title, Blank, 95-134; 4th Book: Half Title, blank, 137-189, Blank; 193-690, Index(2), , Illustrated with 1 portrait and 5 engravings., Volume : Four volumes in one.; The frontispiece portrait of Milton after the painting by I. Richardson, engraved by G. Virture 1751. The plates are after F. Hayman and engraved by Mueller, Grignion, Ravenet and others.B4023London: J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper(1752)
USD1250.0Book Literature English;1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4023&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John LockeThe Works of John Locke in Three VolumesContemporary full calf with blind tooled rules and design., A very good set in full original binding. Text and plates are clean and crisp. , Small Folio (200mm x 310m, P. Vol. 1: Frontis Portrait, Title, Blank, Contents (2), To The Reader (2); Title, Blank, Dedication (3) vi-xii, Contents xiii-xxviii, 1-31; Book 2: 32-180; Book 3:181-242; Book 4:243-342; A Letter: 343-429; 430-575, Index (16); Vol 2: Frontis, Title, Blank, Half Title, Blank, 1-671, Blank, Index (13); Vol 3: Title, Blank, Half Title, Blank, Dedication (2), 1-668, Index (15), Illustrated with a a frontis piece in each volume. , Volume : 3 Volumes; First edition was published in 1714, ten years after his death, and the earliest to put his name to the letters of “Toleration’ and to “the Reasonableness of Christianity”.<br>The titlepage to volume 2 bears the imprint “printed for Awnsham Churchill; and sold by William Taylor.<br>B4024London: A. Churchhill and A. Manship(c.1722)
USD4250.0Book Literature English;c.1722nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4024&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M.A. RacinetLe Costume Historique. Cinq cents Planches, Trois cent en Coulurs, Or et Argent, Deux Cents En Camaieu. Types Principaux Du Veterment Et de La Parure. Rapproches cde Ceux De L’Interiur De L’Habitation Dan Tous Les Temp et Chex Tous Les Peuples, Avec De Nombreux Details Sur Le Mobilier, Les Armes, Les Objets Usuels, Les Moyens De Transports, Etc.Original crimson half morocco with matching marbled boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and elaborate floral design on spine. Title in black and red. Marbled free end papers., A very good set bound in original half gilt maroon morocco. All plates are clean and crisp. , 8vo (187mm x 220mm), P. Vol 1: half title, printers imprint, title, 1-287,Avis au reliieur (a-nn), Table de matiere, blank, errata;, Illustrated with 473 plates., Volume : 6 Volumes; Ex Libris Mable, Slade, Vickery Bibliotheque, 9Colas, 886), (Hiler & Hiler, 732)B4025Paris: Librairie de Firmin- Didot et Cie(1888)
USD2750.0Book Costumes;Book Plate Books Colour;1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4025&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles DickensThe Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club.Original green half morocco boards with matching marbled boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and floral design on spine. <br>Marbled free end papers. , In very good condition, plates and pages are crisp and clean. A fine copy in orginial half gilt green morocco with matching marbled boards. , 8vo (165mm x 240mm),, P. Half Title, blank, Frontis, Title, Table of Chapters (3), Blank, List of Color Plates,Blank,Half Title, Blank,17-764, Illustrated with a few coloured plates.; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4026New York: The Heritage Press(1938)
USD375.0Book Literature English;1938nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4026&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. DyerHistory of the University and Colleges of Cambridge; Includes Notices Relating to the Founders and Eminent Men. / By G. Dyer, A.B. Formerly of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. / Illustrated by a Series of Engravings. / In Two Volumes.. Contemporary full russia calf with alternating blind-tooled and gilt borders, spine in five compartments of raised blind-tooled bands and densely gilt compartments, gilt titles to two and four, board edges and inner dentelles gilt, all edges gilt., Occasional light browning otherwise a fine copy in full decorative gilt calf. , Thick 4to, P. Volume 1. (4), frontis, engr. title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, dedication, blank, preface v-xxxi, blank, contents xxxiii-xxxv, blank, 1-268, (4); Volume 2. (4), title, printer’s imprint, contents, blank, 1-452, index (11), directions to binder, (4)., Illustrated with 32 Plates. <br>, Volume : In Two Volumes.B4027London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, et al.(c. 1814.)
USD1150.0Book Europe England;c. 1814.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4027&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_14d962c8245654883d3b11626586f7d5_1330535478.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Audrey SaundersAlgonquin StoryOriginal cloth boards with dust jacket. , A fine copy with dust jacket in mint condition. , 8vo, Illustrated with many black & white photographs.B4028Ontario: Department of Lands and Forests Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, F.A. MacDougall(1963)
USD175.0Book Canada Ontario General;1963nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4028&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. Saint- JuirsLes Grandes Amoureuses Francois De RiminiContemporary half calf boards with marbled boards and marbled free end papers. Five raised bands in six compartments, tooled gilt lettering on 2nd compartment. , Pages on front and bottom are uncut, some browning but otherwise in very good condition. , 12mo (130mm x 190mm) , P.5-47, blank, (2), Frontis, Title, Blank, 5-36, (2),Frontis,Title,blank,5-48,(2); Frontis, Title, Blank, 5-36, ; 2-12., Illustrated with 14 black & white plates and a few intext illustrations. Text in French.; Ex Libirs Abel E. BerlandB4029Paris: C. Marpon et E. Flammarion, Libraries((c. 1880))
USD125.0Book Literature General;Book Europe France;(c. 1880)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4029&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas CampbellThe Poetical Works of Thomas CampbellOriginal full Morocco boards with , elaborate gilt decoration on spine and covers. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Title in tooled gilt on the spine. Contains a few steel engravings., A fine copy in decorative gilt full morocco binding. , 8vo., P. Half Title, Portrait, Title, Printer’s Imprint, Preface (2), Contents (5), Blank, 1-374, Notes (375- 403); Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4030London: Edward Moxon(1854,)
USD575.0Book Literature English;1854,nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4030&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Elizabeth Barrett BrowningAurora LeighA fine copy in full original morocco. , Original full Morrocco boards, five raised bands in six compartments, Tooled gilt lettering. Inside covers with full gilt elaborate designs. , 8vo 120,, x 180mm, P. Half Title, Blank, Frontis, Title, Blank, Dedication, Blank, contents, Blank, 1-403.; Tinker 402 Described by the author as "the most mature of my works, the one into which my highest convictions of work and art have entered". "The poem is full of beauty from the first page to the last. The opening scenes in Italy, the impression of light, of silence, the beautiful Italian mother, the austere father with his open books, the death of the mother, who lies laid out for burial in her red silk dress, the epitaph, ‘Weep for an infant too young to weep much, when death removed this mother;’ Aurora's journey to her father’s old home, her lonely terror of England, the slow yielding of her nature to its silent beauty, her friendship with her cousin, Romany Leigh, their saddening, widening knowledge of the burden and sorrow of the life around, and the way this knowledge influences both their fates, all is described with that irresistible fervour which is the translation of the essence of things into words – of their very soul into common life." (DNB). <br><br>Ex Libris Abel E. Berland, DNBB4031London: Smith, Elder and Co.,(1888)
USD375.0Book Literature English;1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4031&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James BoswellThe Life of Samuel JohnsonOriginal half calf boards with matching cloth. 5 slightly raised bands in 6 compartments. Title in tooled gilt on the spine. Spine has elaborate gilt decoration. Top Edge Gilt., A fine copy bound in original half crimson gilt calf., 4to (180mm x 240mm), P. Volume 1: Advertisement, Half Title, Advertisement, Blank, Frontispiece, Title, Printer’s Imprint, Preface (13), Portrait, Contents (5), Illustrations (4), Title, Frontispiece, Dedication (2), Advertisement (6), 1-576; Volume 2: Advertisement, Half Title, Advertisement, Blank, Frontispiece, Title, Printer’s Imprint, Contents (5), Frontispiece, 577-1172., Contains 13 plates and a profusion of illustrations. , Volume : Two Volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4032Bath: George Bayntun(1925)
USD875.0Book Literature English;1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4032&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331158664.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Elizabeth Barrett BrowningAurora LeighOriginal full Morrocco boards, five raised bands in six compartments, Tooled gilt lettering. Inside covers with full gilt elaborate designs. , A fine copy in full original morocco. , 8vo 120,, x 180mm, P. Half Title, Blank, Frontis, Title, Blank, Dedication, Blank, contents, Blank, 1-403.; Tinker 402 Described by the author as "the most mature of my works, the one into which my highest convictions of work and art have entered". "The poem is full of beauty from the first page to the last. The opening scenes in Italy, the impression of light, of silence, the beautiful Italian mother, the austere father with his open books, the death of the mother, who lies laid out for burial in her red silk dress, the epitaph, ‘Weep for an infant too young to weep much, when death removed this mother;’ Aurora's journey to her father’s old home, her lonely terror of England, the slow yielding of her nature to its silent beauty, her friendship with her cousin, Romany Leigh, their saddening, widening knowledge of the burden and sorrow of the life around, and the way this knowledge influences both their fates, all is described with that irresistible fervour which is the translation of the essence of things into words – of their very soul into common life." (DNB). <br><br>Ex Libris Abel E. Berland, DNBB4033London: Smith, Elder and Co.,(1888)
USD375.0Book Literature English;1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4033&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.F. HunterA History of Simcoe County in Two VolumesOriginal cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and a tooled gilt seal of Simcoe County. Blind tooled design on cover as well. , Slightly worn, otherwise a good example., 8 vo. (150mm x 229mm), P.Vol 1:Title, Printer’s Imprint,Contents (iii), Blank, List of Illustrations (v-vi), Intro (vii-viii), 1-335; Vol 2: Title, Printer’s Imprint, Contents (iii), Blank, List of Illustrations (v-vi), 1-323., Illustrated with multiple pictures of significant areas and people of Simcoe County, Volume : 2 VolumesB4034Barrie: The County Council(1909)
USD100.0Book Canada Ontario General;1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4034&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James MorierThe Adventures of Hajji Baba of IspahanOriginal decorative full calf boards with tooled gilt rules. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments<br>Tooled gilt lettering and design on spine. Title in red and black. Inner edge with gilt design dentelle.<br>, A handsome set in original full decorative gilt red calf. , 8vo (125mm x 185mm), P. Vol. 1: Half Title, Blank (2), Frontis, Title, Printer’s Imprint, Contens (3), Introduction (ix-xxiii), 1-242; Vol2: Advertisement, Blank, Title, Printer’s Imprint, (iv-viii), 1-266., Volume : Two volumesB4035London: Methuen & Co(1895)
USD575.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;Book Literature English;1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4035&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ernest BoscDictionnaire Raisone D`architechture et des Science et Arts qui S`y RattachentOriginal Quarter morocco boards with matching marble, with a profusion of in-text illustrations and full lithographed plates in all four volumes.<br>Gilt lettering and design on the spine. , A fine set in quarter decorative morocco., 4to (190mm x 265mm), P. Volume 1: Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Blank, Preface (8), 1-551; Volume 2: Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Blank, 1-570; Volume 3: Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Blank, 1-575; Volume 4: 1-514, Index (515-519). , Vol 1. contains 13 non colour plates and 9 colour plates. Volume 2 contains 18 non-colour plates and 11 colour plates, Vol. 3 contains 14 non colour plates and 10 colour plates, Vol. 4 contains 12 non colour plates and 12 colour plates, Volume : Four VolumesB4037Paris: Librairie Centrale D`Architecture(c.1877)
USD1000.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Europe France;c.1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4037&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rev. T. SeatonCambridge Prize Poems: A Complete Collection of Such English Poems As Have Obtained the Annual Premium.Original full calf boards, with gilt rules followed by blind rules with decorative borders, four slightly raised bands in five compartments, tooled gilt lettering on the spine. , Spine is skilfully repaired. Occaisional faint browning, otherwise a very good example in full period calf. , 8vo. 120mm x 189mm, P. Vol 1: Title, Blank, Advertisement (3), Blank, Contents (2), 1-320, Advertisement, Blank, 323-331. ; Vol.2: Title, Blank, Contents (2), 1-378, Advertisement, Argument, 383-393., Volume : Two Volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4038Cambridge: J. Deighton & Sons(1817)
USD375.0Book Literature English;1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4038&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Anderson and John FinlayThe Burns Centenary Poems: A Collection of Fifty of the Best Out of Many Hundreds <br>Written on Occasion of The Centenary Celebration, Including the Six Recommended for <br>Publication by the Judges at Many of the Highly Commended, and Several Poems<br>Original full calf boards with gilt flower design bands, 5 raised bands in six compartments. Title in tooled gilt on the spine. , A fine example in full gilt decorative calf. , 8vo: (15mm x 215mm), P. Frontispiece, Title, Blank, Dedication, Blank, Preface (8), Advertisement (3), Blank, 1-264.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland, Ex Libris H. DimwoodyB4039Glasgow: Thomas Murray and Son(1859)
USD375.0Book Literature English;1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4039&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Walter ScottThe Lay of the Last MinstrelOriginal, diced full calf boards, with gilt rules. Five raised bands in six compartments. Title in tooled gilt on the spine. ,all edges gilt., A very good copy bound in decorative full diced calf., 8vo (133mm x 213), P. Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Blank, Dedication, Blank, Half Title, Blank, Introduction(11-16),17-334.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland.<br><br>The Lay of the Last Minstrel (1805) is a long narrative poem by Walter Scott. Lady Margaret of Branksome Hall, the "flower of Teviot" is beloved by Baron Henry of Cranstown, but a deadly feud exists between the two families. The poem celebrates the erotic successes of the baron, in the toned down language of sensibilities of the periodB4041London: : Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster, and co.,(1806)
USD575.0Book Literature English;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4041&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas CampbellThe Pleasures of Hope, With Other Poems by Thomas CampbellOriginal Full calf boards, three raised bands in four compartments with gilt lettering and gilt rules. , A handsome copy in very good condition, 12mo (100mm x 164mm), . Part 1: Illustrated title, Blank, Title, Printer’s Imprint Dedication, Blank, Contents, Blank, Half title, Blank, Analysis, Blank, 11-54; Part 2: Half title, Blank, Analysis, blank, 59-92; Notes Part 1 93-104; Notes Part 2: 105-107, Blank; Specimens of Translation: Half Title, 111-113, Blank; Speech of the Chorus, 115-123, Blank; Love and Madness: Half Title, Blank, 127-132; Song: Half title, blank, 135-144. , Illustraed with 4 non colour plates , Volume : 2 parts in 1.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland, <br><br>Thomas Campbell's enormously popular poem, which inverts the theme of Samuel Rogers's The Pleasures of Memory, established the format the series of poems on the pleasures would adopt for a generation to come. While the sentimental scenes described by Campbell often resemble those in Rogers's poem, the martial and inspiring tone of The Pleasures of Hope is naturally very different from the aura of calm characterizing its original (Spencer and The Tradition)B4042London:: Longman, Reese, Orme, etc(1826)
USD375.0Book Literature English;1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4042&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William OakesScenery of the White Mountains: with Sixteen Plates, From The Drawings of Isaac SpragueOriginal quarter calf with tooled gilt cloth boards., Binding slightly worn otherwise a very good copy. Plates are generally clean. , Folio (325mm x 418mm), P.Title, blank, preface,blank, Introduction (1-4), , Illustrated with 16 full page hand colored lithograph plates.; A series of beautiful landscape views in New Hampshire and Maine., HOWES O1B4043Boston: Crosby, Nichols, and Company(1848.)
USD2500.0Book Plate Books Colour;Book Americas U.S General;1848.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4043&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_917322d0b97fdbc80a88f554f6b25586_1323466297.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard Owen CambridgeAn Account of the War in India Between the English and French on the Coast of Coromandel From the Year 1750 to the Year 1760. Together with A Relation of the late Remarkable Events on the Malabar Coast, and the Expeditions to Golconda and Surat; With the Operations of the Fleet. Illustrated with Maps, Plans, &c. The Whole Compiled from Original Papers.Original full speckled calf with 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on two. , A very good copy in original full calf. Text and plates are clean. <br><br>, 4to, P. Title, blank, Preface (iii-xiii), Glossary (3), Introduction (i-xxxii), 1-270, Proceedings of the Commissaries at Sadrass 1-48, Index i-xix, Directions for placing the plates (1), Appendix (1-15), Illustrated with 18 fold out maps and plates; A contribution to the chronicles of India only superseded by the more important work of Orme.” (DNB), DNBB4044London: T. Jefferys(1761)
USD2000.0Book Military General;Book Asia Central India;1761nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4044&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e38557f9ed19a20e791a344ff9cda885_1323712567.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert OrmeA History of the Military Transactions of the British Nation in Indostan, From the Year MDCCXLV. To which is Prefixed a Dissertaion on the Estavlishments Made by Mahomedan Conquerors in Indostan.Rebacked in a quarter calf saving the original calf boards. Tooled gilt design of a seal on boards, Tooled gilt lettering on spine. , Boards worn otherwise a very good copy. Text and plates are clean. , 4to (205mm x 270mm), P. Vol1: Title, blank, Dedication, 1-436, Index (i-xcvii), Erratta (2), Binding directions (1); Vol2 pt 1: Title, blank, 1-36; Vol 2pt. 2: Title, 367-739, blank, Errata (3)., Illustrated with 35 fold out maps and plates. , Volume : Two volumes in three; Rober Orme, a British historian, was appointed as a Member of the Council at Fort St. George, Madras between 1754 and 1758, and in that capacity was instrumental in the sending of a young Robert Clive as the head of a military expedition in 1757 to Calcutta to avenge the alleged Black Hole incident of 1756.<br>He wrote History of the Military Transactions of the British Nation in Indostan from 1745 (1763-78). He also published Historical Fragments of the Mogul Empire, the Morattoes and English Concerns in Indostan from 1659 (1782). His collections relating to India are preserved at the India Office.<br>He returned to England in 1760, and was appointed as historiographer to the British East India Company in 1769.<br>B4045London: John Nourse(1780)
USD3000.0Book Asia Central India;Book Military England;1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4045&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Holland, Samuel; Wyld, JamesA New Map of the Province of Lower Canada, Describing all the Seigneuries, Townships, Grants of Land, &c. Compiled from Plans deposited in the Patent Office QuebecOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, folding map, dissected and laid down on original canvas, Size : 585x890 (mm), 23x35 (Inches)M2717London: Wyld, James(1838)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps United States New England Maine;1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2717&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0e91e68f17497c44a4afce1e77d317e9_1309810420.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.N. Gisborne; Gust. SmithMap No. 4 (Western Section) Dominion of Canada Telegraph & Signal ServiceHand Colored, Very Good,, Size : 900x1240 (mm), 35.375x48.75 (Inches); A superb large scale map of British Columbia depicting telegraph and signal service. On the lower left with an inlet map of the World showing the principal telegraph lines & electric cable connections throughout the World.<br>Prepared by the Department of Public Works, Sir Hector L. Langevin.<br>Printed by G.E. Desbarats & Co in MontrealM6044Montreal: Ministry of Public Works(1883)
USD3750.0Maps Wall Maps;Maps Canada West British Columbia;1883nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M6044&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_565468ae8cf656cf094b2a965386ea43_1323538359.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. H. LizarsMap of Prince Edward Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence for McGregor's British America.Hand Colored in Outline, Excellent;, Size : 110x172 (mm), 4.33x6.77 (Inches)M7605London: (c.1833)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c.1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7605&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cca9fc0cc6bfac1273559cd1f6946a2c_1306947696.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bartolommeo, P.S.VicenzaBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 120x175 (mm), 4.72x6.89 (Inches)M7809Italy: Mattio Cadorini(c.1654)
USD375.0Maps City Maps;Maps Europe Italy;c.1654nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7809&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_deda52b66da3964176e52935e9b0a38a_1319911412.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ChardinVue des Ruines de Persepolis (Tehehel-minar) Les XL Colonnes/ Vue des Ruines de Persepolis (Tehehel-minar) Les XL ColonnesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 210x720 (mm), 8.27x28.35 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x755 (mm), 10.24x29.72 (Inches), Paper Size : 307x757 (mm), 12.09x29.80 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A pair view of Persepolis in Iran.P3020Paris: de l' Imprimerie de le Normant(c.1811)
USD1500.0Views Asia Iran;c.1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3020&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_28e3b49a4547580975236b37943eabb4_1317503082.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. L. NicoletBe Yours to Hold It High! Buy Victory Bonds.Lithograph, Image Size : 620x890 (mm), 24.41x35.04 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation; Rare Canadian WWI Poster. <br>The Canadian Government sold Victory Bonds to Canadian citizens, private corporations and various organizations in order to raise funds to pay for the war. The bonds were a loan to the government that could be redeemed with interest after 5,10, or 20 years and were released during 5 different campaigns between 1915 and 1919. In 1915 a hundred million dollars worth of Victory Bonds was issued and quickly purchased.<br>Each Victory Bond release saw a supporting poster campaign overseen by the Victory Loan Dominion Publicity Committee.P3084Ottawa: (c.1915)
USD1000.0Posters; Military Canadian;c.1915nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3084&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_044da855935b3fd657613054cd9a20ac_1323361757.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]TerreniVeduta della Porta S. GalloAquatint, Image Size : 235x350 (mm), 9.25x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x365 (mm), 10.24x14.37 (Inches), Paper Size : 345x565 (mm), 13.58x22.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; The Porta San Gallo is part of the old walls of Florence, today is located in Liberty Square.P3087Italy: (c. 1803)
USD375.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3087&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_044da855935b3fd657613054cd9a20ac_1323363487.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francesco PiranesiVeduta interna del Panteon volgarmene detto la RotondaCopper Engraving, Image Size : 460x666 (mm), 18.11x26.22 (Inches), Platemark Size : 478x680 (mm), 18.82x26.77 (Inches), Paper Size : 558x749 (mm), 21.97x29.49 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A fine dark impression of this interior view of the Pantheon by Francesco Piranesi. (Hinds 136)P3098Paris: (c. 1786 but 1807)
USD4500.0Artists Piranesi (Veduta di Roma);Views Europe Italy;c. 1786 but 1807nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3098&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e38557f9ed19a20e791a344ff9cda885_1323720417.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis RousseletIndia and its Native Princes Travels in Central India and in the Presidencies of Bombay and Bengal.Original crimson half morocco with matching marbled boards, Marbled free end papers, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Decorative tooled gilt design on spine. Title in red and black. Gilt edges., A very good copy in decorative half crimson morocco. Text and plates are clean., Small folio (245mm x 335m, P. Half title, blank, blank, Frontis, blank, Title,blank, dedication, blank, preface (2), Contents (vii-xiv), list of illustrations (xv-xviii), 1-576, Vocabulary 577-579), Illustrated with a profusion of full page plates and maps.; This beautifully illustrated book depicts and describes life in central India in the mid-to-late 1800s. Rousselet’s album of photographs he took while traveling through India sold for over $100,000 at Christie’s — photographs which were no doubt used for the many full-page engraved plates which adorn this book.<br>The Art Newspaper (2002)<br>BM 22:31 (267).B4046London: Bickers and Son,(c. 1878)
USD750.0Book Asia Central India;c. 1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4046&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_2864e63896b5ea3a39347fbcdf142e86_1346949986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jonas HanwayAn Historical Account of the British Trade over the Caspian Sea: with the Author’s Journal of Travels from England through Russia into Persia; and back through Russia, Germany, and Holland. To which are added, The revolutions of Persia during the present century, with the particular history of the great usurper Nadir Kouli. Illustrated with Maps and Copper-Plates. / The Second Edition, revised and corrected. / In Two Volumes. / By Jonas Hanway, Merchant. // The Revolutions of Persia: Containing the Reign of Shah Sultan Hussein; the Invasion of the Afghans and the Reigns of Sultan Mir Maghmud and his successor Sultan Ashreff; With the History of the celebrated Usurper Nadir Kouli, from his Birth in 1687, ‘till his Death in 1747; and Some particulars of the unfortunate reign of his successor Adil Shah. To which is prefixed; A chronological abridgment of the Persian monarchy from its first foundation.Contemporary full calf, rebacked expertly, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, compartments with gilt floral motifs, red and black morocco labels on two and three respectively.<br>, Plates are clean and crisp. Some light browning to a few of the maps but otherwise a good copy.<br>, 4to (202mm x 270mm)., P. Volume 1. (6), blank, frontis, title, dedications iii-xii, introduction xiii-xvi, contents xvii-xxvii, explanation of plates, 1-460, index (8), (6); Volume 2. (6), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedications iii-viii, contents ix-xx, 1-460, index (14), glossary (4), advertisement (2), (6). , Illustrated with 18 plates and 9 fold out maps.<br>, Volume : Two Volumes; Jonas Hanway (1712-1786) was a merchant and philanthropist. This is the first of several books by this resourceful traveler, best known as the “pioneer user” of the umbrella (Cox). His trip down the Volga River was fraught with danger, including an armed robbery by bandits in Astrabad (in modern Russia) during a rebellion. He later received 85% in restitution after the rebellion was quelled and the instigator (a rebel governor) put to death. Once he returned to London from his trip in 1750, he filled several public positions, had a street in London named after him, and was posthumously honoured by a monument to him in Westiminster Abbey (Cox). Curiously, Dr. Johnson is said to have harshly rebuked Hanway’s essay criticizing tea-drinking (DNB).<br>B4049London: T. Osborne, D. Brown, T. and T. Longman, et al.,(c.1754)
USD3250.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;Book Russia;Book Voyages General;c.1754nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4049&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francis L. HawksNarrative of The Expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, performed in the years 1852, 1853, and 1854, under the Command of Commodore M.C. Perry, United States Navy, By Order of the Government of the United States., Original dark brown half morocco with matching pebbled cloth boards, decorative gilt rules, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, marbled free end papers. , Plates and maps are clean and crisp. A fine handsome set in original decorative half morocco. Edges tinted red. <br>Volume 4 is dedicated to large folding maps. <br>, 4to (221mm x 287mm), P. Vol 1: Blank, Title, blank,prefatory note(iii-vi), contents (vi- xiii), Blank, List of Illustration (xv-xvii), Errata (1), Letter of the Secratery (1), Blank, Intro (1-74), 75- 513, blank, index (515-537); Vol. 2: Blank, Title, Advertisement, Prefatory note, Blank, Contents, Blank, Errata,Blank, 1-391, Appendix 395-414, note, blank, Facsimile of the original treaty with Japan (9), Index (iii-xi), List of Charts (1); Vol 3: Blank, Title, Advertisement, Intro (iii- xliii), 1-705. , llustrated with a total of 153 plates, 105 of which are hand colored lithographs,9 are tinted lithographs,23 are maps (some folding) and 16 are charts. Also profusely illustrated with in-text wood cuts. As is usual, it lacks the suppressed “Bathing” plate in volume 1. There are also a profusion of in-text star charts in volume 3., Volume : 4 Volumes, 3 volumes of; “In March of 1852, Perry was appointed commander of a naval expedition to Japan, with orders to induce the Japanese government to enter into diplomatic relations with the United States. Perry believed that the only way to force Japan to abandon her isolationist foreign policy was through a display of superior naval force. After his entry into Araga Harbor on July 8, 1853, the Japanese were eventually compelled to accept a treaty stipulating better treatment of shipwrecked seamen and opening the ports of Hakodate and Shimoda. The most significant result, however, was that Perry’s visit contributed to the collapse of the feudal regime and to the subsequent modernization of Japan. Francis Lister Hawks, the editor of this work, was rector of Calvary Church in New York City. Commodore Perry declined to write the official report of the expedition, underrating his own literary skills. Hawks was then engaged as editor and the two worked together to prepare the report, using a number of journals written by men on the voyage. Journalist Bayard Taylor (q.v.) accompanied this expedition for a part of the time, and his papers were among those used in the preparation of this report.” (Hill)<br><br>Sabin pp. 159-60 (unnumbered, listed as “BA”); Cordier Japonica 513-4; Cordier Sinica 2122-3; Bennett 88; Hill 1332.<br>, Sabin pp. 159-60 (unnumbered, listed as “BA”); Cordier Japonica 513-4; Cordier Sinica 2122-3; Bennett 88; Hill 1332.B4053Washington: : Published by order of the Congress of the United States(1856)
USD7500.0Book Voyages General; Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea; Book Natural History General;1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e51c063fc9f371b71a4629214675e6b9_1329932867.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas CIty of Toronto Plate 101 [The Beaches, Danforth Ave. & Woodbine Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good;, Size : 450x705 (mm), 17.72x27.76 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Danforth Ave. and Woodbine Ave. with St. Clair Ave. to the North, Danforth Ave. to the East, Queen St. to the South and Pape Ave. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M7875Toronto: (c.1910)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;Maps City Maps;c.1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7875&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353183819.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.S. Laurent; C.R. Coutlee; S.J. ChapleauGeorgian Bay Ship CanalPrinted in Color, Very Good;, Size : 610x600 (mm), 24.02x23.62 (Inches)M7877Toronto: Public Works Canada(c.1900)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario North;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7877&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324159095.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir John E. MillaisBubblesLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 795x512 (mm), 31.30x20.16 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.P3096London: Pears(1897)
USD1000.0Posters;Children;Pastime & Amusements Others;Advertising Others;1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3096&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1af63c305b1541da56e1b42e34ac3ac9_1323557497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Philip H. CalderonCaptain of the ElevenLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 825x525 (mm), 32.48x20.67 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP3097London: Pears(c.1898)
USD1250.0Children;Posters;Advertising Others;Sports Cricket;c.1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3097&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9f8bdbd6baf72bbaa3105802fc12c162_1323558029.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. F. WalkerFour in HandAquatint, Image Size : 900x435 (mm), 35.43x17.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1015x560 (mm), 39.96x22.05 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP3100London: J. McQueen(1871)
USD1500.0Transportation Others;Natural History Horses;Views Europe England Others;1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3100&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9012f6f401b48d17027c955a482ffec4_1323970626.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. B. BarlowOutside cylinder tank engine, as made for the Manchester & Birmingham railway.Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 290x545 (mm), 11.42x21.46 (Inches), Paper Size : 315x570 (mm), 12.40x22.44 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3105London: John Weale(1849)
USD750.0Transportation Trains;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3105&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324145846.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. LavaterTransverse Sections of Iron DukeCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 310x445 (mm), 12.20x17.52 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3106London: John Weale(1849)
USD750.0Transportation Trains;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3106&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324146335.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. F. HerringWaiting for MasterSoft background etching, Image Size : 495x630 (mm), 19.49x24.80 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 600x725 (mm), 23.62x28.54 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3113London: Henry Graves & Company(1849)
USD1250.0Natural History Horses;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3113&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324157860.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. F. HerringFarm AnimalsSoft background etching, Image Size : 570x855 (mm), 22.44x33.66 (Inches), Platemark Size : 640x905 (mm), 25.20x35.63 (Inches), Paper Size : 710x970 (mm), 27.95x38.19 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3114Southampton, UK: Goupil & Co.(1859)
USD1500.0Natural History Farm Animals;1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3114&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324158457.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charlotte BronteShirleyOriginal crimson full morocco with tooled gilt rules, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt floral design on spine, Pages are clean, spine slightly worn but otherwise in good condition. <br>, 12mo: 105mm x 155mm, P. Frontis, Title, Title, Contents (v-vi), 1-642 , llustrated with a frontispiece.B4054London: Thomas Nelson & Sons(c.1905)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4054&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charlotte BronteJane Eyre: An AutobiographyOriginal full calf with blind tooled rules. Rebacked tastefully Illustrated with one plate (frontis).<br>, A very good, handsome copy.<br>, 12mo: (105mm x 155mm), P. Frontis, half title, title, 1-517, blank, advertisementB4055London: Thomas Nelson & Sons(c.1905)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4055&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jane AustenEmmaOriginal cloth boards with blind tooled design. Illustrated free end papers.<br>, Minor soiling to the boards but otherwise a very good copy. <br>, 12mo (100mm x 151mm), P. Frontis, Title, Advertisement, 3-487 , Illustrated with 1 plate (frontis).<br>B4056London and Glascow:: Collins Clear-Type Press((c.1900))
USD275.0Book Literature English;(c.1900)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4056&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jane AustenPride and PrejudiceOriginal cloth boards with blind tooled rules. Tooled gilt lettering and design on spine. Purple free end papers., A very good copy., 12mo (100mm x 151mm), P. Frontis, Title, 1-410, Illustrated with 6 plates including frontis.<br>B4057London and Glascow:: Collins’ Clear- Type Press((c. 1900))
USD275.0Book Literature English;(c. 1900)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4057&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_ec9c2585a908c55ebdadd8f1d76b2874_1340650196.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John EvelynThe Life of Mrs. Godolphin by John Evelyn of Wootton ESQ. Now First Published and Edited by Samuel Lord Bishop of Oxford Chancellor of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.Original full calf boards with tooled gilt rules. Tooled gilt lettering and floral design on spine. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Black calf label on 2 and 3. <br><br>Inner gilt dentelles., Botton and frontedges are uncut. Upper edge are gilt.<br>A fine and handsome copy. , 12mo: (110mm x 172mm),, P. half title, Frontis, Title, blank, dedication (v-vi), intro (vii-xviii), 1-229, notes 231-285, family tree (286-291) , Illustrated with one portrait frontispiece.; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4058London: William Pickering(c.1848)
USD275.0Book Biography;Book Literature English;c.1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4058&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard Steele; L.E. Steele, M.A.Essays of Richard SteeleOriginal crimson half morocco with matching cloth boards. Tooled gilt rules. 5 Raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and design on spine. Marbled pasted and free end papers. <br>, Top edges are gilt.<br><br><br>, 12mo (100mm x 157mm),, P. Half Title, Printer’s Imprint, Frontis, Title, Edition info, Introduction (v-xii), Contents (xiii- xv), 1-358. , Illustrated with a frontis portrait of Sir Richard Steele.<br>; An important Irish literary book. <br><br>Sir Richard Steele (bap. 12 March 1672 – 1 September 1729) was an Irish writer and politician, remembered as co-founder, with his friend Joseph Addison, of the magazine The Spectator.B4060London: Macmillan and Co., c.1907(c.1907 (First Edition 1902))
USD375.0Book Literature General;Book Literature English;c.1907 (First Edition 1902)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4060&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas HoodThe Poetical Works of Thomas Hood with Memoir, Explanatory Notes, etc.Full cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering. Black free end papers. <br>, P. Half Title, design, Frontis,Title, contents (v-xi), Prefatory Memoir (xiii-xxiii), 1-615, design. Pages are clean and crisp. A fine copy. , Illustrated with 9 plates including frontis.; <br>Ex Libris Abel E. Berland<br><br>Edges are gilt and tinted red.<br>B4061London: Henry Frowde Oxford University Press Warehouse,((c. 1880))
USD275.0Book Literature English;(c. 1880)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4061&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. L’Abbe Henri PerreyveLettres du Reverend Pere Lacordaire a des Jeunes Gens <br>Full morocco boards with tooled gilt lettering on the spine. Five raised bands in 6 compartments. Inner gilt dentelles. Silk pasted and free end papers with tooled gilt design.<br>, All edges gilt<br><br><br>A fine and handsome copy. , 8vo (111mm x 172), P. Half title, Frontis, Title, Intro (v-xxv), 1-466, Index 467-471, Illustrated with a color frontispiece.<br>; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4062Paris: Ancienne Maison Charles Douniol(1884)
USD375.0Book Europe France;Book Religious Christianity General;1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4062&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331331704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The Duchess D’Arbrantes (Madame Junot)Memoirs of Napoleon, His Court and Family<br>Original morocco boards with tooled gilt rules and floral designs. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and design on spine. Inner boards gilt dentelles. Marbled free and pasted end papers., A fine handsome copy with extra plates, 8vo, (140mm x 221mm), P. Vol1: Blank (2), Frontis, Half Title, Frontis,Title, Printer’s Imprint, Frontis, List of Portraits (1), 1-548; Vol 2: Frontis, Half title, Frontis, Title, Printer’s Imprint,1-504, Index (505-520) , Extra illustrated with 53 plates. , Volume : 2 Volumes; Laure Junot, Duchess of Abrantès (née Martin de Permond; 6 November 1784 – 7 June 1838) was the wife of French general Jean-Andoche Junot. The Martin de Permond family, after various vicissitudes, settled at Paris, and Bonaparte certainly frequented their house a good deal after the downfall of the Jacobin party in Thermidor 1794.B4063London: Richard Bentley(1836)
USD1000.0Book Military Napoleon;Book Biography;1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4063&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331158457.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel WaddingtonEnglish Sonnets by Poets of the PastOriginal full morocco boards with tooled gilt rules and elaborate corner designs. Four raised bands in five compartments, elaborate tooled gilt designs and lettering on the spine. Marbled pasted and free end papers. Inner gilt dentelles.<br>, A fine handsome copy.<br>Top edges gilt. , 12mo (110mm x 165mm) , P. Half Title, Blank, Full Title, Printer`s Imprint, Dedication, Blank, Preface (5), Contents (10), Intro, Blank, 1-216, Device, Advertisement, Notes (229-238), Advertisement 4.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland; Roderick Terry. <br><br>B4064London: George Bell and Sons(c.1882)
USD375.0Book Literature English;c.1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4064&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard Brinsley SheridanSchool for ScandalOriginal half calf with matching marbled boards. Tooled gilt rules, 3 raised bands in 4 compartments, morocco calf labels on 2 and 3. Tooled gilt lettering and floral design on spine.Pasted and Marbled free end papers. Title in red and black. <br>, A fine handsome copy, 12mo (94mm x 138mm), P. Frontis, Title, blank, Intro ( 1-5), blank, 7-189. , llustrated with one plate (frontispiece); Front and lower edges uncut. Top edge gilt.<br><br>Ex Libris Abel E. Berland.B4065New York & London: G.P. Putman’s Sons The Knickerbocker Press((c. 1900))
USD325.0Book Literature English;(c. 1900)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature English;Book Americas U.S General;c.1790,nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature English;c.1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Book Literature General;Book Europe France;(c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD175.0Book Canada Ontario General;1963,nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1750.0Maps Wall Maps; Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay; Maps Canada Ontario Central; Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2200.0Transportation Ships;1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3107&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324148110.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goussier; BelinMarine, chantier de constructionCopper Engraving, Image Size : 330x430 (mm), 12.99x16.93 (Inches), Platemark Size : 365x450 (mm), 14.37x17.72 (Inches), Paper Size : 390x460 (mm), 15.35x18.11 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A charming example of ship building in early 18th century and 17th century Europe.P3111Paris: (c.1750)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3111&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324154696.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas NastBattle of Pittsburg LandingWood Engraving, Image Size : 355x1070 (mm), 13.98x42.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 440x1170 (mm), 17.32x46.06 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Fine depiction of the Battle of Pittsburg Landing, Civil War.P3112USA: (c. 1862)
USD1000.0Military American;c. 1862nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3112&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324155389.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GoubierMarine, Vaisseau du Premier rang avec ses Mats et Vergues, et quelques uns des principaux CordagesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 325x435 (mm), 12.80x17.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 395x455 (mm), 15.55x17.91 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3115Paris: (c.1750)
USD1750.0Naval Others;c.1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3115&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a55af791048e443af6afc85fa8e30475_1324162556.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. J. HugginsSouth Sea Whale FisheryAquatint, Image Size : 340x500 (mm), 13.39x19.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : 435x570 (mm), 17.13x22.44 (Inches), Paper Size : 475x605 (mm), 18.70x23.82 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Second edition of this important South Sea Whale Fishery.P3117London: W. J. Huggins(1825 but 1890)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3117&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c78c2a0339f150673d5dcf1d56b16057_1324580976.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista Falda; Giovanni Giacomo Rossi; Marco SadelerVestigi Delle Antichitadi Roma Tivolipozz Volo Et Altri Lvochi; Il Nuovo Teatro Delle Fabriche, Et Edificii, In Prospettiva Di Roma Moderna, Sotto Il Felice Pontificato Di N.S. Papa Alessandro VII; Il second libro del nuovo teatro delle fabriche, et edificii fatte fare in Roma, efuori di Roma dalla Santita di Nostro Signore papa Alessandro VII. Designate in prospetiva et in tagliate da Gio. Battista Falda Da Valdvggia; Il Terzo Libro del Novo Teatro delle Chiese di Roma date in Luce Sotto Il Felice pontificato di Nostro Signore Papa Clemente IX. Designate in prospetiva et in tagliate da Gio; Le Fontane delle ville di Frascati nel Tusculano con li loro porspetti, parte seconda. Disegnate et intagliate da Gio: Battista Falda; Le Fontane di Roma Nelle Piazze e luoghi publici della citta, con il loro prospetti, como sono al presente. Disegnate et entagliate da Gio:Battista FaldaOriginal full speckled calf with tooled gilt rules, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and elaborate design on spine. , Plates are clean and crisp. Three of the plates with minor scratches. An attractive example with fine 17th century speckled calf. , Oblong folio 268mm x 370m, Illustrated with 176 plates., Volume : Six books in one.; The following parts have been designated to separate the book as it has been bound and does not represent the actual volumes of the works listed in each part. The actual volumes are written in parentheses. <br><br>Part 1: Vestigi Delle Antichitadi Roma Tivolipozz Volo Et Altri Lvochi.<br>c. 1660 Rome. Published and printed by Gio. Jacomo Rossi. Title page, engraved dedication and Sadeler's rare collection of 49 views illustrating ruins in Rome, Tivoli, and Pozzulo with strong impressions. The Sadeler's were members of the largest and most successful family of Flemish engravers and printmakers dominant in Europe throughout the late 16th and much of the 17th centuries.<br> Berlin Kat. 1855; Brunet V, 23; Fowler 283 (second edition). <br><br>Part 2,3 & 4 (Books 1,2 & 3): Il Nuovo Teatro Delle Fabriche, Et Edificii, In Prospettiva Di Roma Moderna, Sotto Il Felice Pontificato Di N.S. Papa Alessandro VII. <br>First edition. Rome c. 1665. Published and printed by Gio. Jacomo Rossi. 3 title pages, 3 engraved dedications and a series of 80 fine views of Rome by Giovanni Battista Falda. A very significant publication, Falda’s work is of great importance as an accurate and contemporary picture of Renaissance Rome. “ Aside from it’s historic value, this work is of special interest in showing the development in Italy of the realistic approach to architectural representation” (Fowler). The arrangement of copies varies as they were numbered and re-issued. Early editions are complete in three parts. This copy is an early issue with plates unnumbered with strong impressions. <br> <br>Fowler 116; Brunet II. 1172<br><br>Part 5 & 6 (Books 1 & 2 of 4): Le Fontane di Roma Nelle Piazze e luoghi publici della citta, con il loro prospetti, como sono al presente. Disegnate et entagliate da Gio:Battista Falda ;Le Fontane delle ville di Frascati nel Tusculano con li loro porspetti, parte seconda. Disegnate et intagliate da Gio: Battista Falda<br>Rome, c. 1675, Published and printed by Gio. Jacomo Rossi. 47 plates with two title pages and two dedications.Part 1 and 2 (of the 4 parts) of Falda’s great work on the fountains of Rome. Early fine impressions with the plates all before numbers. <br>Berlin Kat. 3603; Cicognara 3863<br>B4074Rome: (1660-1675)
USD22000.0Book Plate Books General;Book Art, Architecture & Design;1660-1675nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4074&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_2df56c339fc1362d18c98d4b36058d48_1327340375.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jane AustenMansfield Parkoriginal cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design, tooled gilt lettering on spine. Titles in black and red., Very good condition. Bottom and frond edges uncut. , 8vo (108mm x 171mm), Illustrated with one portrait frontispiece in each volume., Volume : 2Vol.; Ex Libris M. LawrenceB4078London: J.M. Dent and Company(c.1893)
USD375.0Book Literature English;c.1893nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4078&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lieut.-Colonel Valentine BlackerMemoirs of the Operations of the British Army in India, During the Mahratta War of 1817, 1818, & 1819. By Lieut.-Colonel Valentine Blacker, Companion of the Most Honouarable Order of the Bath, and Quartermaster-General of the Army of Fort St. George.Recent handsome half morocco with matching marbled boards, blind tooled decorative rules, 4 raised bands in 5 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. , Edges are uncut, all plates and maps are generally clean. A handsome copy. , Large 4to (220 x 285), Text P. Foldout frontis, Half title, Title, Dedication (2), Preface (vi-xx), Contents (xxi-xxxiii), Book 1: 1-173; Book 175-439, Appendix (443-494), Blank (2) Atlas P. Title, Printer info, list of maps and plans (2), maps (45), blank (2). , Text Copy Illustrated with 1 large folding plate and numerous charts (6 of which are fold out.)<br><br>Atlas Illustrated with 45 maps (many of them with orginal hand coloring) and 3 plates. , Volume : 3 Books in 2 Volume (Tex; Uncommon to have both text and plates together.<br>Valentine Black, a historian of the Mahratta war of 1817-19 obtained his commission in the Madras cavaly in early 1798, and served as a cornet in the Mysore campaign of 1799, with a troop of cavalry of the Nizam’s contingent. His services at Mahidpur and the reconnaissances made by him before the battle were specially brough to the notice of the governor-general of the army of Fort st. George during a period of ten years. He died in Calcutta in 1823. He was appointed a companion of the Bath in 1818. (DNB, 588).<br>, (DNB, 588)B4082London: Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen(c.1821)
USD3750.0Book Asia Central India;Book Military General;Book Plate Books Colour;Book Atlas & Cartography General;c.1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4082&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dd695737bda79f0c23e79e8440596848_1328120436.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CampbellMemoirs of the Lives and Conduct of those Illustrious Heroes Prince Eugene of Savoy, and John Duke of Marlborough: Wherein Is included a full, particular and impartial Account of their Behaviour in the late Wars, as likewise the Military and gallant Actions of The Duke of Argyle, The earl of Stair, The Lord Cobham, The Earl of cadogan. And many other Generals, both English and Foreign, eminent for their Courage and Conduct. The Whole being a compleat and regular History of the Wars in all Parts of Europe, viz. Battles, Etc. Together with the Effigies of Prince Eugene, and the Duke of Marlborough. To which is added a Compleat Alphabetical Index.Rebacked expertly with a brown quarter calf saving the original calf boards, blind tooled rules and design, 6 raised bands in 7 compartments, crimson label with tooled gilt lettering on 2, Title in black and red. , Edges tinted red. All plates are clean and crisp. A fine copy. Text and plates are clean. , Small folio (223mm x 337m, P. Blank (2), Frontis, Title, Part 1: 1-134; Part 2, Frontis, 1-620, Index (20). , Illustrated with 2 portraits and 10 large fold out plates. Plates are engraved by I. Carnvitham; Smith; H. Roberts and Bickham.; John Campbell produced at the age of twenty eight a Military History of the late Prince Eugene of Savoy and the late John, Duke of Marlborough… illustrated with variety of copper-plates of battles, sieges, plans & etc., carefully engraved by Claude Du Bose, who issued it without the compiler’s name in 1736. In compiling it Campbell availed himself largely of the Marquis de Quincy’s ‘Histoire Militaire du regne de Louis Quatorze, and of the works of Dumont and Rousset on Prince Eugene. (DNB)<br><br>Prince Eugene of Savoy (François Eugène; 18 October 1663 – 21 April 1736), was one of the most successful military commanders in modern European history, rising to the highest offices of state at the Imperial court in Vienna. Born in Paris to aristocratic Italian parents, Eugene grew up around the French court of King Louis XIV. Based on his poor physique and bearing, the Prince was initially prepared for a career in the church, but by the age of 19 he had determined on a military career. Rejected by Louis XIV for service in the French army, Eugene moved to Austria and transferred his loyalty to the Habsburg Monarchy.<br><br>Spanning six decades, Eugene served three Holy Roman Emperors: Leopold I, Joseph I, and Charles VI. He first saw action against the Ottoman Turks at the Siege of Vienna in 1683 and the subsequent War of the Holy League, before serving in the Nine Years' War, fighting alongside his cousin, the Duke of Savoy. However, the Prince's fame was secured with his decisive victory against the Ottomans at the Battle of Zenta in 1697, earning him European-wide fame. Eugene enhanced his standing during theWar of the Spanish Succession where his partnership with the Duke of Marlborough secured victories against the French on the fields of Blenheim (1704), Oudenarde (1708), and Malplaquet (1709); he gained further success in the war as Imperial commander in northern Italy, most notably at the Battle of Turin (1706)<br><br><br>John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, Prince of Mindelheim, KG, 26 May 1650 – 16 June 1722 O.S), was an English soldier and statesman whose career spanned the reigns of five monarchs through the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Rising from a lowly page at the court of the House of Stuart, he loyally served James, Duke of York, through the 1670s and early 1680s, earning military and political advancement through his courage and diplomatic skill. Churchill's role in defeating the Monmouth Rebellion in 1685 helped secure James on the throne, yet just three years later he abandoned his Catholic patron for the Protestant Dutchman, William of Orange. Honoured for his services at William's coronation with the earldom of Marlborough, he served with further distinction in the early years of the Nine Years' War, but persistent charges of Jacobitism brought about his fall from office and temporary imprisonment in the Tower. It was not until the accession of Queen Anne in 1702 that Marlborough reached the zenith of his powers and secured his fame and fortune.<br>B4083London: J. Rowlands & Benjamin Stitchall(C.1742.)
USD3750.0Book History General;Book Military General;C.1742.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4083&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dd695737bda79f0c23e79e8440596848_1328120301.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pettersson, Carl AntonLappland, dess Natur och Folk, Efter Fyra Somrars Vandringar I Bilder Och Text SkildradeOriginal cloth boards tastefully rebacked, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and design on spine, blind tooled design on boards, tooled gilt lettering and design on boards. , A fine and handsome copy of this important colour plate book on Lapland. Text and plates are clean and crisp. , Oblong Folio(330mm x 445), P. Blank, Title, List of plates (1), 1-62, 21 plates, , Illustrated with 21 color plates ,most mounted on card. 12 plates in brilliant chromolithographs and 9 plates handsomely colored. One colored folding map. Also with numerous wood-engraved illusts in the text.<br>Illus by Abraham Lundquist after Pettersson or P.D. Holm.<br>; Hiler p. 705B4084Stockholm: C.E. Fritzes Bokhandel (Eklund & Giron)(1866)
USD4750.0Book Europe Scandinavia;Book Plate Books Colour;1866nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4084&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_131de555630b0216bbbfd0cd1969092f_1328137323.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E.H. ShackletonThe Heart of the Antarctic Being The Story Of The British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909 By E.H. Shackleton, C.V.O. With an Introduction by Hugh Robert Mill, D.Sc. an Accoumt of the First Journey to the South Magnetic Pole By Professor T.W. Edgeworth David, F.R.S.Original cloth boards with tooled lettering and picture rebacked expertly saving the original spine.. Gilt lettering and rules on the spine. Title in black and red., In good condition. Edges are uncut., 4to, (182mm x 241mm), V1: P.Frontis, Half Title, copywrite info, dedication, preface (vii-xi), Intro (xiii-xxxviii), Contents (xxix-xl), List of Illustration (xli-xlviii), 1-371; V2: Half Title, Frontis, Title, Copywrite info, Contents (ii-viii), list of Illustrations (ix-xv), note, 1-399, Illustrated with a profusion of photographs, charts and 4 loose fold out maps., Volume : 2 Volumes; Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton, CVO, OBE (15 February 1874 – 5 January 1922) was an Anglo-Irish polar explorer,[1] one of the principal figures of the period known as the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration. His first experience of the polar regions was as third officer on Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s Discovery Expedition, 1901–04, from which he was sent home early on health grounds. Determined to make amends for this perceived personal failure, he returned to Antarctica in 1907 as leader of the Nimrod Expedition. In January 1909 he and three companions made a southern march which established a record Farthest South latitude at 88° 23′ S, 97 geographical miles (114statute miles, 190 km) from the South Pole, by far the closest convergence in exploration history up to that time. For this achievement, Shackleton was knighted by King Edward VII on his return home.<br>After the race to the South Pole ended in 1912 with Roald Amundsen's conquest, Shackleton turned his attention to what he said was the one remaining great object of Antarctic journeying–the crossing of the continent from sea to sea, via the pole. To this end he made preparations for what became the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, 1914–17. Disaster struck this expedition when its ship, Endurance, became trapped in pack ice and was slowly crushed before the shore parties could be landed. There followed a sequence of exploits, and an ultimate escape with no lives lost, that would eventually assure Shackleton's heroic status, although this was not immediately evident.[2] In 1921 he went back to the Antarctic with the Shackleton-Rowett Expedition, intending to carry out a programme of scientific and survey activities. Before the expedition could begin this work Shackleton died of a heart attack while his ship, Quest, was moored in South Georgia. At his wife's request he was buried there.<br>, Spence, 1097B4085London: William Heinemann(1909)
USD1500.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General;1909nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4085&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_131de555630b0216bbbfd0cd1969092f_1328137565.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johan Micheal Seligmann; Mark CatesbyCarolinae Floridae nec non Insularum Bahamensium cum partibus adjacendibus delineatio ad Exemplar Londinense in lucem editaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 450x600 (mm), 17.72x23.62 (Inches); A fine copy of Seligmann's edition of Catesby's Map of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands, in superb period color.<br>An important map of the Southeastern United States from the German edition of Mark Catesby's Natural History of Carolina nearly identical to the first English state. It depicts the Southeastern United States from the Mississippi River to the Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico.It is colored to show the British Colonies in pink, French possessions in green and the regions controlled by Spain in yellow. The map is based on the manuscript of Captain John Barnwell (1722) that incorporates several details not found on earlier printed maps and Popple's important 20-sheet map . Catesby scholar G.F. Frick calls this map "a good representation of the better English ideas about the geography of North America" in the period.<br><br>, Cumming, 292; cf. Schwartz/Ehrenberg, Mapping of America, pp. 151-152.M3020Nuremberg: (1755)
USD10000.0Maps United States South Florida;Maps United States South Louisiana;Maps United States East South Carolina;Maps West Indies Cuba;Maps West Indies Puerto Rico;1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0; Maps Asia South East;Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;Maps Asia Central India;1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4777&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c54ed3ca779062c2d98730a096163afb_1327179430.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KitchinThe Marquisate and Plan of Bergen op Zoom with the French Camp and Attacks.Black & White, Very Good; backed with old linen, Size : 270x210 (mm), 10.63x8.27 (Inches)M7603London: (c.1747)
USD175.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1747nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon;Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c.1560nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7900&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_703e935cd73979ff0f67d261ef3edfef_1327170461.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]NieuhoffKanton in platte grondt / Plate forme de la ville de Kanton.Black & White, Very Good;, Size : 280x360 (mm), 11.02x14.17 (Inches); Birds eye view of the city of Canton. Guangzhou known historically as Canton, is the capital and largest city of the Guangdong province in China.M7904Amsterdam: (c. 1665)
USD875.0Maps Asia Far East China;c. 1665nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7904&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_703e935cd73979ff0f67d261ef3edfef_1327176909.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keith Johnston; W. & A. K. JohnstonNew ZealandHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 423x325 (mm), 16.65x12.80 (Inches)M7905London: William Blackwood & Sons(1860)
USD375.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7905&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_703e935cd73979ff0f67d261ef3edfef_1327177317.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. Lapie; Pierre TardieuCarte des Etats-Unis Du MexiqueOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 550x395 (mm), 21.65x15.55 (Inches); A rare and important version of Lapie's Mexico map circa 1842, which depicts Texas as an independent Republic. With an inset map in the lower left of Guatemala.M7906Paris: P. Lehuby(c. 1842)
USD1000.0Maps United States South;Maps United States South Texas;Maps Central America Mexico;c. 1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Maps Europe Balkans Bulgaria;Maps Europe Romania;Maps Europe Balkans Albania;Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1584nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7910&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_86c0e8d416eaa20ec90a0577909f8423_1327186878.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geroge Philip & SonAlbertaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down in acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 1830x1040 (mm), 72.05x40.94 (Inches); Large scale and attractive wall map of Alberta, right at time of joining the Confederation.M7914Edmonton & Toronto: I. N. Moyer Company Ltd(c. 1905)
USD3750.0Maps Canada West Alberta;Maps Wall Maps;c. 1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7914&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e4ad0d58d43b59ae59e1dbe013381629_1327768270.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nolin, Jean-BaptisteL'Amerique dressee sur les relations les plus recentes rectifiees sur les dernieres observations, dediee et presente a Sa Majeste Tres Crestienne Louis XVOriginal Hand Coloring, Originally folded but generally in very good condition with wide margins , Size :; A fine decorative wall map by the celebrated French cartographer, Jean-Baptiste Nolin. Dedicated to Louis XV, Nolin presents a commentary on European views of the New World. <br>37 1/2 x 47 inchesM7916Paris: (c.1740)
USD27500.0Maps North America;Maps South America Continent;Maps Wall Maps;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7916&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e3d13d0035f985949c9779f6db57dc76_1335638845.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Belin; GoussierMarine, Dessein d'une Galere a la Rame nommee la RealeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 324x639 (mm), 12.76x25.16 (Inches), Platemark Size : 356x660 (mm), 14.02x25.98 (Inches), Paper Size : 432x710 (mm), 17.01x27.95 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The "Reale", or Royal One, was the name given to the flagship of the French Navy under the rule of Louis XIV. It served from 1694 to 1720.P2201France: (c. 1750)
USD1000.0Naval Others;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2201&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c54ed3ca779062c2d98730a096163afb_1327179570.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. BellinMarine, Plan des Formes Baties a Rochefort pour la Construction des Vaisseaux du Roy.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 323x895 (mm), 12.72x35.24 (Inches), Platemark Size : 360x920 (mm), 14.17x36.22 (Inches), Paper Size : 390x965 (mm), 15.35x37.99 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A fascinating plan of the construction of the French Royal ship.P3061Paris: (c.1740)
USD750.0Transportation Ships;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3061&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ee038bf277cfdccd01a9e22987051bd_1319319844.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsInterior of the Mosque of the MetwalysLithograph, Image Size : 496x350 (mm), 19.53x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very GoodP3121London: E.G. Moon(c.1849)
USD2000.0Artists David Roberts Egypt;Architectural Islamic;c.1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3121&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8adbbf6d06bb920f99e437e9208c8d49_1358264771.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. De PrangeyDetails, Cour Des Lions AlhambraLithograph, Image Size : 435x335 (mm), 17.13x13.19 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, Very GoodP3122Paris: (c.1840)
USD475.0Architectural Islamic;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD475.0Architectural Islamic;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3123&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2b2e58ca55385ee4b47ed7606bb9db2f_1326409237.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. WestallThe Emperor Charles Vth. Resigning the crown of Spain & Flanders to Philip IId..Stipple Engraving, Image Size : 460x610 (mm), 18.11x24.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 700x820 (mm), 27.56x32.28 (Inches), Printed in colour with some original hand colouring., Very Good; A rare English Stipple engraving printed in colour with some original hand colouring.Charles V pausing in the resignation of his crown to his son Philip and rising from his throne, with the paper he has used to prompt his memory in his right hand, leaning on the shoulder of William of Orange as he tells of the feats he had performed from the age of seventeen and wishes Philip II the same joy as he himself has enjoyed, a son to whom he can pass the crown, who falls to his knees before him, begging his father's blessing, surrounded by royalty.P3128London: S. Watts(1802)
USD1250.0Portraits Royalties;1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3128&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5d7293e8e16b21b6562ae3b5e37d34ec_1326581820.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gaspar van WittelOmnia Romanae Cedant Miracvla Terrae Natvra Hic Posvit Qvidqvid Vhiqve FvitCopper Engraving, Image Size : 678x979 (mm), 26.69x38.54 (Inches), Platemark Size : 685x985 (mm), 26.97x38.78 (Inches), Paper Size : 709x1015 (mm), 27.91x39.96 (Inches), Black & White, Mounted on old canvas, slightly fragile, small restoration at the lower margin, a few short marginal tears but generally good.; The Grand View of Rome published by Giuseppe Vasi in 1765 was accompanied by two large etchings having the same height as the Grand View so that they could be placed next to it to complete the decoration of a wall. These two etchings were followed in 1771 by two others having the same dimensions.<br><br>These four large etchings showed:<br>Campo Vaccino (1765)<br>La Città Leonina (The Vatican City) che si vede colla Basilica Vaticana, Ponte e Castel S. Angelo (1765)<br>La veduta della Basilica di S. Maria Maggiore dalla parte verso le Quattro Fontane (1771)<br>La veduta della Basilica di S. Paolo fuori delle Mura ed adiacenze dal Monte Aventino, e dal Fiume Tevere (1771) <br><br>The choice of Campo Vaccino and of the Vatican City as the subjects of the two 1765 etchings was consistent with the approach followed by Vasi in his ten books of etchings aimed at showing the magnificence of both ancient (Campo Vaccino) and modern (Vatican City) Rome. For the 1771 etchings Vasi chose areas of Rome which were not visible in detail in the Grand View of Rome.<br><br>Città Leonina (Leo's City) is a reference to Pope Leo IV, who first built walls to protect the basilica and the nearby area. <br>The lower part of the etching contains a dedication to i Signori Conservatori del Popolo Romano, the appointed officers who acted as City Council of Rome. One of the palaces in Piazza del Campidoglio is still named after them. They were the heirs of the Comune di Roma, the municipal government which at the time of Cola di Rienzo challenged the authority of the popes. <br>Vasi placed between the etching and the dedication a sentence from Propertius' Elegies (Book III 2.2).<br><br>This etching was most likely influenced by a painting by Gaspar van Wittel (1652-1736), a Dutch painter who spent most of his life in Rome and who became famous for his vedute (highly detailed, large-scale townscapes). His son Luigi Vanvitelli became one of the leading Italian architects of the XVIIIth century.P3129Giuseppe Vasi(c.1765)
USD6500.0Views Europe Italy;c.1765nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD5500.0Natural History Birds;1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2750.0Natural History Birds;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3132&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8503d7dc032dabda8d6fda782a91795c_1326926712.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.J. AudubonSmew or White Nun Mergus Albellus, L. Male.1.Female.2.Etching and aquatint. , R. Havell, Image Size : 490x600 (mm), 19.29x23.62 (Inches), Platemark Size : 555x670 (mm), 21.85x26.38 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x723 (mm), 23.62x28.46 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, two short marginal tears no affecting the plate.; No. 70<br>Plate CCCXLVII<br><br>P3133(1836)
USD5750.0Natural History Birds;1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3133&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8503d7dc032dabda8d6fda782a91795c_1326903664.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.J. AudubonBlack Backed Gull - Larus MarinusEtching and aquatint. , R. Havell, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 638x952 (mm), 25.12x37.48 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Plate CCXLI<br>No. 19<br><br>This original aquatint is Plate CCXLI (241) from the double-elephant folio Havell edition of Audubon's great work on American ornithology. This engraving depicts the Black Backed Gull, which Audubon painted in 1833 and then provided to Robert Havell, Jr. along with a painting of the bird's foot, which appears in the upper-right corner. This is one of only three birds included in Audubon's work that depicts an aspect of hunting. The papermaker's watermark "J. Whatman / Turkey Mill / 1834" is along the right-hand edge of the sheet towards the bottom. The full sheet measures 25 1/8 x 37 7/8". <br><br><br>P3134(1835)
USD6000.0Natural History Birds;1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3134&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8503d7dc032dabda8d6fda782a91795c_1326904187.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David M. McKenzieThe Town of LargsLithograph, Image Size : 330x555 (mm), 12.99x21.85 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 425x590 (mm), 16.73x23.23 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Handsome coastal view of the town of Largs in Scotland.P3137Glasgow: (c. 1840)
USD1100.0Views Europe Scotland;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3137&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_703e935cd73979ff0f67d261ef3edfef_1327177807.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]PoulauLe Pont Neuf; Veue et Perspective du Pont Neuf a Paris.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 340x515 (mm), 13.39x20.28 (Inches), Platemark Size : 345x525 (mm), 13.58x20.67 (Inches), Paper Size : 475x645 (mm), 18.70x25.39 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Historic view of Paris in mid eighteenth century over the river Seine.P3138Paris: Chereau(c. 1760)
USD3750.0Views Europe France Paris;c. 1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0Views Europe France Paris;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3139&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_703e935cd73979ff0f67d261ef3edfef_1327178526.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goubier; BelinMarine, Vaisseau de Guerre avec toutes ses Manaeuvres et Cordages.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 330x435 (mm), 12.99x17.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good; Handsome French Marine tall ship.P3143Paris: (c. 1740)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3143&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_703e935cd73979ff0f67d261ef3edfef_1327181654.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theo. R. DavisCornell University, Ithaca, New York.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 410x560 (mm), 16.14x22.05 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, Very GoodP3144New York: Harpers(c.1873)
USD225.0Views United States East;c.1873nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD3750.0Natural History Birds;1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3145&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a5625bb1a883fcee86f351005a24b905_1327687283.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. E. LockhartThe Jubilee Celebration in Westminster Abbey - June 21st 1887Photogravure, Image Size : 790x1000 (mm), 31.10x39.37 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good; Queen's Jubilee Celebration in Westminster Abbey beautifully hand colored.P3146London: William Doig(c. 1890)
USD1500.0Architectural Churches;Portraits Royalties;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3146&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e4ad0d58d43b59ae59e1dbe013381629_1327770095.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles E. Goad; Underwriters Survey Bureau LimitedInsurance Plan of Woodbridge Ont.Original cloth boards. , Spine is worn, maps are layed down on original canvas, otherwise very good. , Illustrated with 4 color double page maps depicting various areas of Markham in full detail including mainstreets, sidestreets, lots, and also the vulnerability of various buildings prone to fire.; Very scarce atlas and insurance plan of the town of Woodbridge printed in the early 20th century by the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited in fine condition. <br><br>The Canadian Fire Underwriters' Association was founded in 1883 for the purpose of standardizing fire insurance regulations. Up to the year 1918, the maps were prepared by the Chas. E. Goad map making company and was published by the Canadian Fire Underwriters Association. This agreement ended in 1918, and the Canadian Fire Underwriters' Association started their own mapmaking process and was renamed the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited. At the same time they purchased the exclusive rights from the Chas. E. Goad company to revise and reprint their maps. The Goad Company continued to operate until 1930 and in 1931 the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited acquired all the assets of the Chas. E. Goad Company. They continued to produce various fire insurance plans for cities and towns in Ontario, Quebec, and the Martimes. <br>Fire insurance plans provide detailed information about buildings and neighbourhoods. They can be used to determine when a building was built or demolished, details of building materials, position of building on lot, lot and address numbers, and lot sizes and shapes. They can show how a neighbourhood has changed over the years<br>The Underwriters' Survey Bureau published individual volumes from the 1920s to the 1940s, and a 1952-73 multi-volume set, covering most of Toronto but concentrating on commercial and industrial districts. The earliest plans cover only the former City of Toronto, while later ones branch out into suburban areas. Not all areas are covered in all years.<br>B3932Toronto: Underwriters Survey Bureau Limited(1926)
USD1116.07Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;Book Canada Ontario General;1926nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3932&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_897de30cb0ffa4672a52ae634a6c5ebe_1317651679.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles E. Goad; Underwriters Survey Bureau LimitedInsurance Plan of Woodbridge Ont.Original cloth boards. , Very scarce atlas and insurance plan of the town of Woodbridge printed in the early 20th century by the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited in fine condition. , Folio 340mm x 550mm , Illustrated with 4 color double page maps depicting various areas of Markham in full detail including mainstreets, sidestreets, lots, and also the vulnerability of various buildings prone to fire. <br>; The Canadian Fire Underwriters' Association was founded in 1883 for the purpose of standardizing fire insurance regulations. Up to the year 1918, the maps were prepared by the Chas. E. Goad map making company and was published by the Canadian Fire Underwriters Association. This agreement ended in 1918, and the Canadian Fire Underwriters' Association started their own mapmaking process and was renamed the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited. At the same time they purchased the exclusive rights from the Chas. E. Goad company to revise and reprint their maps. The Goad Company continued to operate until 1930 and in 1931 the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited acquired all the assets of the Chas. E. Goad Company. They continued to produce various fire insurance plans for cities and towns in Ontario, Quebec, and the Martimes. <br>Fire insurance plans provide detailed information about buildings and neighbourhoods. They can be used to determine when a building was built or demolished, details of building materials, position of building on lot, lot and address numbers, and lot sizes and shapes. They can show how a neighbourhood has changed over the years<br>The Underwriters' Survey Bureau published individual volumes from the 1920s to the 1940s, and a 1952-73 multi-volume set, covering most of Toronto but concentrating on commercial and industrial districts. The earliest plans cover only the former City of Toronto, while later ones branch out into suburban areas. Not all areas are covered in all years.<br>B4086Toronto: Underwriters Survey Bureau Limited(1926.)
USD1500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1926.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4086&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_ca0804698ba853dfe43966322907166a_1330018795.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chas. E. Goad; Underwriters’ Survey Bureau LimitedInsurance Plan of Alvinston, Ont.Original full cloth boards., All maps are backed on original canvas. A fine copy with very good maps., Folio: 340mm x 540mm, Illustrated with 3 color double page maps depicting various areas of Alvingston in full detail including mainstreets, sidestreets, lots, and also the vulnerability of various buildings prone to fire.; Very scarce atlas and insurance plan of the town of Alvingston printed in the early 20th century by the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited in fine condition. <br><br>The Canadian Fire Underwriters' Association was founded in 1883 for the purpose of standardizing fire insurance regulations. Up to the year 1918, the maps were prepared by the Chas. E. Goad map making company and was published by the Canadian Fire Underwriters Association. This agreement ended in 1918, and the Canadian Fire Underwriters' Association started their own mapmaking process and was renamed the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited. At the same time they purchased the exclusive rights from the Chas. E. Goad company to revise and reprint their maps. The Goad Company continued to operate until 1930 and in 1931 the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited acquired all the assets of the Chas. E. Goad Company. They continued to produce various fire insurance plans for cities and towns in Ontario, Quebec, and the Martimes. <br>Fire insurance plans provide detailed information about buildings and neighbourhoods. They can be used to determine when a building was built or demolished, details of building materials, position of building on lot, lot and address numbers, and lot sizes and shapes. They can show how a neighbourhood has changed over the years<br>The Underwriters' Survey Bureau published individual volumes from the 1920s to the 1940s, and a 1952-73 multi-volume set, covering most of Toronto but concentrating on commercial and industrial districts. The earliest plans cover only the former City of Toronto, while later ones branch out into suburban areas. Not all areas are covered in all years.<br>B4087Toronto: Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited(1927)
USD750.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2200.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1946nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4089&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_ca0804698ba853dfe43966322907166a_1330018609.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.R. PageIllustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Lincoln & Welland Ont. Dedicated by Special Permission to His Excellency The Earl of Dufferin K.P.K.C.B. Govenor General Compiled Drawn and Published from Personal Examinations and Surveys by H.R. Page. Toronto 1876.Original cloth boards with blind tooled lettering and design, rebacked., A very good copy., Folio: 365mm x 435mm, P.Title, Blank, Contents, Blank, iii-14, Blank, 10-82, advertisement (2)., Illustrated with 33 different city plans, district maps ,charming local views and portraits of important figures in the history of the Counties of Lincoln and Welland.B4094Toronto: H.R. Page(1876)
USD1750.0Book Atlas & Cartography General;1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4094&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francis T. PalgraveThe Golden Treasury Selected from the Best Songs and Lyrical Poems in the English Language and Arranged with Notes.Original full crimson calf with tooled gilt seal on front and back covers. 5 Raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering on 2. Marbled free end papers.<br>Inner gilt dentelles. <br>, Gilt edges, Pages are clean. A fine copy in full derocative calf. , 12mo (100mm x 152mm), , P. Blank, Half Title, blank, Title, Edition info (1), Dedication(2), Preface (4), Contents (1), Advertisement (1), 1-346, Notes 357-369, Blank, Index 371-387, printer’s imprint. , Volume : 4 Books in one.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland,B4097London: MacMillan and co.(c.1908)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4097&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jaque CallotBalli di Sfessania Di Jacomo Callot19th century marbled boards with quarter vellum, Very good condition., Oblong 12mo 120mm x 90mm, Illustrated with 23 plates.; A series of attractive plates by Callot, an 18th century edition.B4098(c. 1790)
USD1500.0Book Europe France;Book Plate Books General;c. 1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4098&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331332173.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Francis CollerTales of Old English Life: or, Pictures of the PeriodsOriginal half calf with matching speckled cloth boards, blind tooled rules, five raised bands in six compartments, tooled gilt lettering and blind tooled design on the spine. , A very good copy., 8vo (119mm x 174mm), P. Blank,, Title, Printer info, Preface (5-7), illustration, Contents 9-12, 13-291, blank, Glossary (293-300). , Illustrated with a a few intext illustrations.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland.B4100Edinburgh: William P. Nimmo(1868)
USD275.0Book Literature English;1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4100&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Stores SmithMirabeau: A Life-History in Four BooksEarly 20th Century half calf with matching cloth boards. Tooled gilt rules. 5 raised bands in six compartments. Spine extensively gilt. Marbled pasted and free end papers., Pages are clean. A handsome set., 8vo (123mm x 192mm) , P. Vol. 1: Book 1: Blank, blank, frontis, title, publisher info, dedication, preface (v-xii), 1-60; Book 2: 63-130; Book 3: 133-311; Volume 2 Book 4: Frontis, Title, Printer’s imprint, Contents (2), 1-314., Illustrated with a portrait frontispiece in each volume. , Volume : 4 books in two volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4101London: Smith, Elder and Co(1848)
USD575.0Book Literature English;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4101&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Somerville, ESQ.The Chase; A Poem. By William Somerville, ESQ.Original full decorative calf. Tooled gilt rules, blind tooled rules, 4 raised bands in 5 compartments, extensive tooled gilt design on spine, marbled pasted and free end papers., A fine copy in decorative original full calf binding. , 4to (160mm x 233mm), P. Blank (2), Title, Blank, Dedication, Intro (v- xv), Preface (xvii- xxiii), 3-22; 23-50; 51-78; 79-105., Volume : 4 books in 1.; Ex Libris George Gordon Massey; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4102London: W. Bulmer and Co.,(1802)
USD750.0Book Literature English;1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4102&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Somerville, ESQ.The Chase; A Poem. By William Somerville, ESQ.Original full decorative calf. Tooled gilt rules, blind tooled rules, 4 raised bands in 5 compartments, extensive tooled gilt design on spine, marbled pasted and free end papers., A fine copy in decorative original full calf binding. , 4to (160mm x 233mm), P. Blank (2), Title, Blank, Dedication, Intro (v- xv), Preface (xvii- xxiii), 3-22; 23-50; 51-78; 79-105., Volume : 4 books in 1.; Ex Libris George Gordon Massey; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4103London: W. Bulmer and Co.,(1802)
USD750.0Book Literature English;1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4103&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cyril ElgoodA Medical History of Persia and the Eastern Caliphate. From the Earliest Times Until the Year A.D. 1932Original cloth boards with paper dust jacket, title in black and red. <br><br>, Plates and pages are clean and crisp, dust jacket is frayed at the top but otherwise a fine copy of this important work on the history of Persian medicine. , 4to (153mm x 232mm), P. Blank, Half Title, Intro, frontis, title, preface (v-x), Contents (xi-xii), 1-596, Index 597-617, blank., Illustrated with 5 black and white plates.; Cyril Lloyd Elgood M.D., F.R.C.P., honorary physician to the king of Persia (Shah)[1] (1893-1970) commonly referred to as Cyril Elgood[2][1] was a British physician (graduate of St. Bartholomew's Hospital) and historian of medicine in Persia/Iran[1][3], best remembered for his breakthrough studies on the history of medical and educational advances of Persia during the period of 1500s to mid 18th century. He was also known for his work at Her Britannic Majesty's embassy in Tehran[1], his service in the British army in British India starting in 1914[3], and his active role in quarantine facilitation during infectious disease outbreaks in south-west Iran.[3][4]<br>Elgood took great interest in Persian medicine, and its history and produced several publications on the topic. He also practiced medicine in Persia, as well as back home in Britain where he was a general practitioner in Wareham, Dorset as well as a consultant to two major English hospitals.[3] Elgood was also a cosmopolitan man travelling to most of the Persian Gulf states adding such countries as Sudan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia to the list of places he had visited where he had transiently practiced medicine and lecturing.<br>Elgood's major achievement was that he managed to combine the commonly delved into history of Post-Islamic Persia as cited through works of such Arabophone Persians such as Ali Abbas Majusi, Razi, and Avicenna, with the less commonly studied history fo medicine in Pre-Islamic Persia.[3] In what are perhaps his best recognized works, titled Medical History of Persia and the Eastern Caliphate from the Earliest Times Until 1932[5], and his Persian Medicine published in Clio Medica series[1], Elgood traces early concepts of Zoroastrianhygiene, Sassanid influences in Medicine, all the way to Post-Islamic writings of Avicenna, and his contemporaries.[1] Elgood also outlines the debt that Western medicine owes to the Persian physicians and their contributions.[6]<br>B4104Cambridge: The University Press(1951)
USD275.0Book Asia Middle East General;Book Asia Middle East Iran;Book Medical;1951nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4104&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Adam Shortt and Arthur G. DoughtyCanada and its Provinces: A History of the Canadian People and Their Institutions by One Hundred AssociatesOriginal cloth boards with blind tooled rules. Title in black and red. Free end papers. , Front Edges uncut. Top edges gilt. , P. Title, Blank, Vol 1: Half Title, Frontis Portrait, Title, Printer’s imprint, Editor’s Intro (vii-xii), Content (xiii-xv), blank, Illustrations (2), 1-311., Illustrated with a profusion of folding maps and plates., Volume : 22 Volumes; A fine set in original cloth boards.B4105Toronto: Glasgow, Brook, Company(1914)
USD500.0Book Canada General;1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4105&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. Scaddings D.D.Toronto of OldOriginal decorated cloth boards. Rebacked expertly saving the orginal spine. , Text and plates are clean and crisp.<br>Lack the title otherwise a very good copy, 8vo. 145mm x 220mm; This is the 2nd and more desirable edition with several woodblock prints of Toronto. (first c. 1873).B4106Toronto: Willing & Williamson(1878)
USD275.0Book Canada Ontario Toronto;1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Book Literature English;1939nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4108&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.R. LesageThe Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillana Newly Translated from the French of A.R. Lesage by Martin Smart Embellished with one-hundred copper-plates. In Four Volumes.Late 19th Century half calf with marbled boards. Blind tooled design on spine. Five raised bands in six compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on spine. Free and pasted marbled end papers. , A Very good set. In period attractive binding. An unintrusive library stamp an ‘H’ within a very small circle appears on the title. Text are generally clean. , 8vo (112mm x 187mm), Illustrated with 100 copper plates., Volume : 4 Volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland.<br><br>Gil Blas (French: L'Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane) is a picaresque novel by Alain-René Lesage published between 1715 and 1735. It is considered to be the last masterpiece of the picaresque genre.<br>Gil Blas is related to Lesage's play Turcaret (1709). In both works, Lesage uses witty valets in the service of thieving masters, women of questionable morals, cuckolded yet happy husbands, gourmands, ridiculous poets, false savants, and dangerously ignorant doctors to make his point. Each class and each occupation becomes an archetype.<br>This work is both universal and French within a Spanish context. However, its originality was questioned. Voltaire was among the first to point out similarities between Gil Blas and Marcos de Obregón by Vicente Espinel, from which Lesage had borrowed several details. Considering Gil Blas is essentially Spanish,José Francisco de Isla claimed to translate the work from French into Spanish in order to return it to its natural state. Juan Antonio Llorente suggested that Gil Blas was written by the historian Antonio de Solís y Ribadeneyra by arguing that no contemporary writer could have possibly written a work of such detail and accuracy.<br>B4109()
USD575.0Book Literature English;Book Literature General;Book Europe France;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD225.0Book Literature English;c.1917, (First Edition 1903) c.1917, (First Edition 1903)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4111&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Addisson Peale RusselA Club of One: Passages from the Note-Book of a Man Who Might Have Been Sociable.Original half morocco with matching marbled boards. Tooled gilt rules, Five raised bands in six compartments, tooled gilt lettering and floral design on spine. Title in black and red. With matching pasted and free endpapers., Bottom and front edges are uncut. Top edges gilt. <br>A fine copy. In attractive gilt, half calf binding. <br>, 8vo (120mm x 181mm), , P. Blank, Title, Printer’s info, Editor’s Preface (2), Contents (v-vii), Blank, 9-249, Index 251-254; 15th Impression c.1887.<br><br>First published in the same year of 1887 and due to popularity went to many impressions. <br><br>Addison Peale Russell (September 8, 1826 – July 24, 1912) was an American author of the later nineteenth century.B4112Boston and New York: Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company(c. 1887)
USD475.0Book Literature American;c. 1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4112&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SadiGulistanContemporary half morocco with matching marbled boards. Rebacked tastefully to match. , 5 Raised bands in 6 compartments. Spine has tooled gilt lettering and floral design., P. 1-231B4114India: ()
USD875.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature English;c.1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Literature English;Book Natural History General;c.1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Natural History General;Book Geological, Minerals & Mining;1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4118&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Omar Khayyam; Edward FitzgeraldRubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Rendered Into English Verse by Edward FitzgeraldOriginal cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design. Blind tooled rules, Blind tooled design on spine., In very good condition. Spine faded.<br><br> , 8vo (140mm x 200mm), P. Half Title, frontis, title, contents, half title, intro (13-21), 22-193, Illustrated with 76 black & white plates including frontis.B4124New York: Arden Book Company((c.1938))
USD275.0Book Literature English;Book Asia Middle East Iran;(c.1938)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4124&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Omar Khayyam; Edward FitzgeraldRubaiyat of Omar Khayyam The First and Fourth Editions in English Verse by Edward Fitzgerald with Illustrations by Eugene Karlin Introduction by T. Cuyler YoungOriginal full crimson morocco with tooled gilt design on front, tooled gilt lettering on the spine. Marbled pasted and free end papers. , In full original crimson decorative morocco. In very good condition and encased in a decorative box. , 4to: (160mm x 240mm), P. 1-80, Illustrated with many black and white sketche sketches describing each poem.B4125New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company(1964.)
USD275.0Book Literature English;Book Asia Middle East Iran;1964.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4125&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ivan S.Turgenieff; C.E. Turner; T.S. Perry; Franklin Peirce Abbot; W.R.S. Ralston4 Volumes of Works of Ivan S. Turgenieff: (On the Eve A Tale, Annals of a Sportsman,Virgin Soil, Liza or “A Nest of Nobles”)original half calf with matching marbled boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. Marbled pasted and free endpapers., A very good handsome set. Gilt edges. , 8vo: (121mm x 187mm); Ex Libris Abel E. Berland<br><br>Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev (Russian: Ива́н Серге́евич Турге́нев, IPA: [ɪˈvan sʲɪrˈɡʲeɪvʲɪtɕ turˈɡʲenʲɪf]) (November 9 [O.S. October 28] 1818 – September 3, 1883) was a Russian novelist, short story writer, and playwright. His first major publication, a short story collection entitled A Sportsman's Sketches, is a milestone of Russian Realism, and his novel Fathers and Sons is regarded as one of the major works of 19th-century fiction.B4126New York: Lovell, Coryell & Company(c.1873-1885.)
USD875.0Book Literature English;c.1873-1885.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4126&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RapkinAncient PalestineOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 325x245 (mm), 12.75x9.625 (Inches); A Charming 19th century depiction of Palestine. Vignettes surrounding the map are beautifully coloured.M5495London & New York: John Tallis & Company(1849)
USD375.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia Central India;c. 1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7597&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe8f3e175ea1f8ab62a90ac37abe3c55_1306872892.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De HondtPlan de la Forteresse de Cranganor; Grondtekening van de Fortresse CranganorBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 205x288 (mm), 8.07x11.34 (Inches)M7598Paris: (c. 1755)
USD275.0Maps Asia Central India;c. 1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Asia Central India;c. 1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7599&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fe8f3e175ea1f8ab62a90ac37abe3c55_1306874846.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]De HondtPlan de la Forteresse de Coylan; Grondtekening der Fortresse CoylanBlack & White, Very Good;, Size : 204x287 (mm), 8.03x11.30 (Inches); Today known as Kollam, Kerla. In the 9th century Kollam was the main port used by the major Chinese shipments. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to establish a trading center in Kollam used mainly to trade pepper. In 1661, the Dutch took possession of the city.M7600Paris: (c. 1755)
USD275.0Maps Asia Central India;c. 1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD150.0Maps Europe Benelux;Maps City Maps;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD325.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Haldimand & Norfolk;1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7610&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cca9fc0cc6bfac1273559cd1f6946a2c_1306964459.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLe Suisse, suivant les Nouvelles Observatios de Messre del' Academie Royale des Sciences, et. Augmentees deNouveau. A Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa Avec PrivilegeBlack & White, Small holes, otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 260x375 (mm), 10.24x14.76 (Inches); The title cartouche depicts different Swiss emblems.<br>M7615Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD275.0Maps Europe Switzerland;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7615&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_28450fcac5bf85751fbcbd9637de2570_1307048916.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaL` Eveche de Liege, suivant les Nouvelles Observatios de Messre del' Academie Royale des Sciences, et. Augmentees deNouveau. A Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa Avec PrivilegeBlack & White, Small holes, otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 260x380 (mm), 10.24x14.96 (Inches); The title cartouche depicts a Miter, and a blacksmith working.M7616Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD225.0Maps Europe Benelux;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7616&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_28450fcac5bf85751fbcbd9637de2570_1307050005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Brabant, suivant les Nouvelles Observatios de Messre del' Academie Royale des Sciences, et. Augmentees deNouveau. A Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa Avec Privilege.Black & White, Small holes, otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 260x275 (mm), 10.24x10.83 (Inches); The title cartouche depicts scenes of trade and musicians playing. The map shows the Duchy of Brabant that was dissolved during the French occupation of the Southern Netherlands in 1795.M7617Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD225.0Maps Europe Benelux;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7617&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_28450fcac5bf85751fbcbd9637de2570_1307051175.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaL`Archeveche de Cologne, suivant les Nouvelles Observatios de Messre del' Academie Royale des Sciences, et. Augmentees deNouveau. A Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa Avec Privilege.Black & White, Small holes, otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 270x385 (mm), 10.63x15.16 (Inches); This map covers a section of western Germany, covering important cities like Bonn, Cologne, Dusseldorf, and Dortmund. The title cartouche depicts the three Magi.M7618Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD275.0Maps Europe Germany;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7618&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_28450fcac5bf85751fbcbd9637de2570_1307051917.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte des Comtez de Hainaut de Namur et de Cambresis..Black & White, Small worm holes, otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 259x379 (mm), 10.20x14.92 (Inches); The title cartouche on the upper right corner depicts blacksmiths working on a sword;M7620Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD175.0Maps Europe Benelux;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7620&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_87835cd84ce6018574838ee7e4294322_1330893575.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement de l'Isle de France...; Carte du Gouvernement de Champagne...Black & White, Small worm holes, minor tears along the margins; otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 512x377 (mm), 20.16x14.84 (Inches)M7621Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD475.0Maps Europe France;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7621&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e0c8d59159d344ba50ab28c15bb9f2cd_1307138312.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte du Gouvernement de Picardie...;Carte d'Artois...Black & White, Small worm holes, minor tears along the margins; otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 512x377 (mm), 20.16x14.84 (Inches)M7622Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD475.0Maps Europe France;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7622&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e0c8d59159d344ba50ab28c15bb9f2cd_1307139418.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaLa Groningue.Black & White, Small worm holes; otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 261x380 (mm), 10.28x14.96 (Inches); The title cartouche on the lower left corner of the upper map depicts a cattle farm with milk and cheese productionM7623Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD175.0Maps Europe Benelux;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7623&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_87835cd84ce6018574838ee7e4294322_1330893783.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCercle de Franconie...; Cercle de Baviere...Black & White, Small worm holes, otherwise in Very Good condition, Size : 522x380 (mm), 20.55x14.96 (Inches)M7624Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;Maps Europe Austria;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7624&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8d6ba88630c4d4a3340fed67ed75245b_1307374135.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCercle de la Haute Sax...; Cercle de la Basse Saxe...Black & White, Few small worm holes at the margins; otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 522x380 (mm), 20.55x14.96 (Inches)M7625Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD475.0Maps Europe Germany;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7625&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8d6ba88630c4d4a3340fed67ed75245b_1307374019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.S. RandallMap of the Township of DunnHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 400x300 (mm), 15.75x11.81 (Inches)M7686Toronto: Walker & Miles(1879)
USD325.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Haldimand & Norfolk;1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7686&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_37d9b951a8466a42410d114869eabb7a_1309279819.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. WrightEastern TownshipsHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 145x85 (mm), 5.71x3.35 (Inches); This map depicts the Eastern Townships in Quebec.M7688Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd(c.1839)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Quebec Eastern Townships;c.1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7688&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_37d9b951a8466a42410d114869eabb7a_1309286708.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. RogersNorth Dorchester.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 405x390 (mm), 15.94x15.35 (Inches); Map depicts area East of London Ontario.M7747Toronto: Miles & Co.,(c. 1878)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South-West Middlesex;c. 1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7747&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8dd83f493543410578c3d846ceac2379_1313617431.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. St.Laurent; C. R. Coutlee; S. J. ChapleauGeorgian Bay Ship CanalHand Colored, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 615x545 (mm), 24.21x21.46 (Inches); A fine depiction of Georgian Bay focusing on French River village. On the lower part of the map a chart depicting various depth of the French River.M7918Ottawa: Public Works Canada(c. 1908)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;c. 1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7918&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5e4b63d0343f71db5b4076d5e2dd7961_1328291518.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Richard H. PeaseMap of French & English Grants on Lake ChamplainOriginal Outline Coloring, Laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Very Good condition., Size : 560x380 (mm), 22.05x14.96 (Inches); This map depicts Lake Champlain showing French and English Grants.M7919Albany, US: (c.1850)
USD750.0Maps United States East New York;Maps United States New England Vermont;c.1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7919&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328375691.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keith JohnstonProvince of CanadaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 370x470 (mm), 14.57x18.50 (Inches)M7921London & Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons(c.1860)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7921&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328377368.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keith JohnstonUnited States of North AmericaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 320x425 (mm), 12.60x16.73 (Inches)M7926London & Edinburgh: William Blackwood & Sons(c.1860)
USD375.0Maps United States West;c.1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7926&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_259e0fd09e622be42adc6b6321715e20_1329496367.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D'AnvilleLa PalestineHand Colored, Very Good; , Size : 400x458 (mm), 15.75x18.03 (Inches)M7927Paris: (c.1767)
USD750.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c.1767nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7927&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9b004a71625ec0007070a0fd457b8241_1329604797.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Maurille-Antoine MoitheyPlan General De Paris En Quatre DivisionHand Colored, Folding map straightened otherwise very good., Size : 455x305 (mm), 17.91x12.01 (Inches); Late 18th Century decorative map of Paris finely hand colored. The map depicts various divisions of the City. Information panel to the right. , Boutier, entry 335M7929Paris: Watin le Fils(c. 1789)
USD1000.0;Maps Europe France Paris;Maps City Maps;c. 1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7929&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ca0804698ba853dfe43966322907166a_1330113855.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. de FerLe Plan de Paris Ses Faubourgs et ses EnvironsHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 755x540 (mm), 29.72x21.26 (Inches); A handsome large decorative map of Paris by Nicholas de Fer. The map is published in the early 18th century and is finely hand colored with two large cartouches. The map depicts in detail the various divisions, streets and important blocks of the city. , Boutier, entry 164M7932Paris: (c.1712)
USD4750.0Maps Europe France Paris;c.1712nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7932&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4835556b45a19e150b585b7e8af57a84_1330119001.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KornKart Von Der insel MontrealHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 235x295 (mm), 9.25x11.61 (Inches); Important 18th century map of Montreal, second state by Korn with an inset of the street plan of the city on the lower right. , Kershaw Vol. IV #1107M7933Nuremberg, Germany: (c.1776)
USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec Montreal;Maps City Maps;c.1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7933&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4835556b45a19e150b585b7e8af57a84_1330120793.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ortelius, AbrahamSchlavoniae, Croatiae, Carniae, Istriae, Bosniae, Finitimarvmqve regionvm Nova Descriptio, Avctore Avgvstino Hirsvogelio.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 336x463 (mm), 13.23x18.23 (Inches); French text on verso., Marcel P.R. van den Broecke 145.M7934Antwerp, Belgium: (c.1595)
USD1250.0Maps Europe Balkans Croatia;Maps Europe Balkans Bosnia and Herzegovina;Maps Europe Balkans Slovenia;c.1595nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7934&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4835556b45a19e150b585b7e8af57a84_1330122704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The Map CompanyMap of Peel CountyHand Colored, Good; Mounted on board with some restorations. , Size : 505x825 (mm), 19.88x32.48 (Inches); A rare and large scale map of Peel County in the latter part of the 19th Century. The map depicts post offices, schools, county roads, railways.M7936Toronto: The Map Company(c.1898)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario;c.1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7936&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0d80fdf6cfb78c344ba5608ff122cfcf_1330633849.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Canadian Hydrgraphic ServiceLake SimcoePrinted in Color, Very Good;, Size : 740x790 (mm), 29.13x31.10 (Inches); Scarce large scale Mid 20th century Map of Lake Simcoe.M7938Ottawa: Canadian Hydrgraphic Service(1965)
USD1250.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps Canada Ontario Central Simcoe;1965nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7938&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0d80fdf6cfb78c344ba5608ff122cfcf_1330727260.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chipman and PowersToronto Water Works Plan showing Soundings in Lake SImcoe and Results of AnalysesHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 305x220 (mm), 12.01x8.66 (Inches); A scarce map of Lake Simcoe in the early 20th CenturyM7939J.Sing, Isham Randolph, T. Aird Murray, Willia Chipman(1912)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps Canada Ontario Central Simcoe;1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7939&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0d80fdf6cfb78c344ba5608ff122cfcf_1330727222.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCercle de Westphalie...Black & White, Small worm holes; otherwise in Very Good condition;, Size : 262x388 (mm), 10.31x15.28 (Inches); The title cartouche on the upper left corner of the lower map depicts an artist preparing models for a paintingM7943Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(1719)
USD225.0Maps Europe Germany;1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7943&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_87835cd84ce6018574838ee7e4294322_1330893385.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaCarte de Loraine...Black & White, Small worm holes, a few short tears along the margins, otherwise in Good condition;, Size : 259x379 (mm), 10.20x14.92 (Inches); The title cartouche on the lower left corner depicts hunting and fishing.M7944Amsterdam: Pierre Vander Aa(c.1719)
USD175.0Maps Europe France;c.1719nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7944&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_87835cd84ce6018574838ee7e4294322_1330892991.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanvierL'Italie divisee En Ses Differents Etats Royaumes Et Republiques...Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 318x460 (mm), 12.52x18.11 (Inches)M7947Paris: (c.1760)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;Maps Mediterranean Corsica, Sardinia;Maps Mediterranean Sicily;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7947&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c7dd8db19263a66ea9f9736225191b3a_1331136392.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Captain James CookL' Isle De Terre-NeuveHand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 562x542 (mm), 22.13x21.34 (Inches)M7951Paris: (c.1776)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;c.1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7951&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9688ded626c6d0bcf4fa2f7df1097f42_1331146445.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keith JohnstonAustraliaOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 323x425 (mm), 12.72x16.73 (Inches); With an inset map of Tasmania.M7952Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons(c. 1860)
USD375.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7952&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9688ded626c6d0bcf4fa2f7df1097f42_1331146845.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Keith JohnstonSouth Australia. New South Wales, Victoria & Queensland.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good;, Size : 424x322 (mm), 16.69x12.68 (Inches)M7953Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons(c. 1860)
USD375.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7953&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9688ded626c6d0bcf4fa2f7df1097f42_1331147255.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Peter Foree; Sidney Edwards MorseChart Showing the Recent Search for a North-West Passage. Also the Coast Explored in Search of Sir John Franklin, Between the Years 1848 and 1854.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 256x372 (mm), 10.08x14.65 (Inches); With an inset map showing \"Discoveries in and North of Wellington Channel.\". <br>This map map that details the efforts to locate John Franklin who, in 1845, set out to find the Northwest Passage with 134 men in two ships, Erebus and Terror. They were last seen in July 1847 waiting to enter the ice of Baffin Bay.M7955New York: (c.1854)
USD575.0Maps Canada Arctic;c.1854nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7955&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348848291.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.F. BaurNeueste Karte Der Erde Mit Rucksicht auf das Bedurfniss des HandelstandesPrinted in Color, Very Good;, Size : 890x1155 (mm), 35.04x45.47 (Inches); A fine mid 19th century German large scale map of the world.M7959Stuttgart: Verlag von Julius Maier(c. 1860)
USD1250.0Maps Folding Maps;Maps World;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7959&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331667546.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GouldAquila NaeviaLithograph, Walter, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 550x374 (mm), 21.65x14.72 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good,; From John Gould's "The Birds of Great Britain".<br><br>"The son of a working gardener, ... [John Gould] early gained much knowledge of birds in their wild state." He began work on what was soon to be praised as "by far the most accurately illustrated work on foreign ornithology that had been issued up to that period."<br><br>"Before he died Gould had produced forty-one folio volumes, illustrated by 2,999 plates, a wonderful achievement for one man."<br><br>"Gould was unable to obtain a publisher for his first illustrated work, and reluctantly resolved to become his own publisher. His works soon became a pecuniary success, and realised for him a considerable fortune. The care he bestowed on the plates and their colouring was remarkable, his object being to render them artistic pictures of the birds and mammals in their natural haunts."<br><br>"'The Birds of Great Britain,' begun in 1862, exhibited the perfection of his work; the plates were executed with remarkable care, the birds being depicted in their natural haunts, with young, nests, &c." (Dictionary of National Biography)P2175London: Gould, Wolf, & Richter(1864)
USD2500.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2175&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331656713.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GouldTinnunculus AlaudariusLithograph, Walter & Cohn, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 550x374 (mm), 21.65x14.72 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; From John Gould's "The Birds of Great Britain". "The son of a working gardener, ... [John Gould] early gained much knowledge of birds in their wild state." He began work on what was soon to be praised as "by far the most accurately illustrated work on foreign ornithology that had been issued up to that period." "Before he died Gould had produced forty-one folio volumes, illustrated by 2,999 plates, a wonderful achievement for one man." "Gould was unable to obtain a publisher for his first illustrated work, and reluctantly resolved to become his own publisher. His works soon became a pecuniary success, and realised for him a considerable fortune. The care he bestowed on the plates and their colouring was remarkable, his object being to render them artistic pictures of the birds and mammals in their natural haunts." "'The Birds of Great Britain,' begun in 1862, exhibited the perfection of his work; the plates were executed with remarkable care, the birds being depicted in their natural haunts, with young, nests, &c." (Dictionary of National Biography)P2177London: Gould, Wolf, & Richter(1864)
USD2000.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2177&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0e918b204eb8d54e45d81fbea145e300_1331657542.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GouldCorvus Corax, Linn.Lithograph, Walter, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 550x374 (mm), 21.65x14.72 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; From John Gould's "The Birds of Great Britain". "The son of a working gardener, ... [John Gould] early gained much knowledge of birds in their wild state." He began work on what was soon to be praised as "by far the most accurately illustrated work on foreign ornithology that had been issued up to that period." "Before he died Gould had produced forty-one folio volumes, illustrated by 2,999 plates, a wonderful achievement for one man." "Gould was unable to obtain a publisher for his first illustrated work, and reluctantly resolved to become his own publisher. His works soon became a pecuniary success, and realised for him a considerable fortune. The care he bestowed on the plates and their colouring was remarkable, his object being to render them artistic pictures of the birds and mammals in their natural haunts." "'The Birds of Great Britain,' begun in 1862, exhibited the perfection of his work; the plates were executed with remarkable care, the birds being depicted in their natural haunts, with young, nests, &c." (Dictionary of National Biography)P2178London: Gould, Wolf, & Richter(1864)
USD1750.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD2500.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1500.0Artists Gould; Natural History Birds;1864nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2189&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d339f3232a09eb45847f839b023ad85e_1227394497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsEncampment of the Pilgrims at JerichoLithograph, Image Size : 240x315 (mm), 9.45x12.40 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 600x395 (mm), 23.62x15.55 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP2852London: Day & Haghe(c.1843)
USD375.0Artists David Roberts Holy Land;Views Asia Holy Land &Palestine;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2852&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cca9fc0cc6bfac1273559cd1f6946a2c_1306961137.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsBaalbec from the FountainLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 600x415 (mm), 23.62x16.34 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Title page to volume 2 of the folio sized David Roberts 3 volumes work on the Holy Land.P2853London: F.G. Moon(c.1843)
USD875.0Artists David Roberts Holy Land;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2853&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cca9fc0cc6bfac1273559cd1f6946a2c_1306962955.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gericault, TheodoreCourse de Chevaux LibresLithograph, August Bry, Image Size : 295x505 (mm), 11.61x19.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 395x570 (mm), 15.55x22.44 (Inches), Black & White, one tear on the left margin, otherwise in Very Good condition.P2973Paris: Societe d'Artistes et d'Amateurs(c.1840)
USD475.0Natural History Horses;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Views Europe Italy;Architectural Churches;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3088&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_579034f233488d339afd936aacb39cad_1323533884.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio TerreniVeduta del l'Ung'arno di PisaAquatint, Image Size : 235x350 (mm), 9.25x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x365 (mm), 10.24x14.37 (Inches), Paper Size : 345x565 (mm), 13.58x22.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; View of the Arno River in Pisa. The Arno is the most important river in the Tuscany region of Italy.P3089Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD375.0Views Europe Italy;Architectural Bridges;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3089&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_579034f233488d339afd936aacb39cad_1323534622.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio TerreniVeduta del Duomo di PisaAquatint, Image Size : 235x350 (mm), 9.25x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x365 (mm), 10.24x14.37 (Inches), Paper Size : 345x565 (mm), 13.58x22.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; View depicting the Duomo, the medieval cathedral in Pisa, entitled to Santa Maria Assunta. In the backdrop is the famous leaning Tower of Pisa.P3090Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD375.0Views Europe Italy;Architectural Churches;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3090&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_579034f233488d339afd936aacb39cad_1323535439.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio TerreniVeduta della Porta S. FredianoAquatint, Image Size : 235x350 (mm), 9.25x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x365 (mm), 10.24x14.37 (Inches), Paper Size : 345x565 (mm), 13.58x22.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Porta San Frediano is part of the old walls of Florence.P3091Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD325.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3091&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_579034f233488d339afd936aacb39cad_1323535703.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Antonio TerreniVeduta della Piazza di S. TrinitaAquatint, Image Size : 235x350 (mm), 9.25x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x365 (mm), 10.24x14.37 (Inches), Paper Size : 345x565 (mm), 13.58x22.24 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP3092Florence: Giuseppe Tofani(c. 1803)
USD375.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3092&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_579034f233488d339afd936aacb39cad_1323536125.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geo. R. IsbornSamuel's Express EngineCopper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 275x625 (mm), 10.83x24.61 (Inches), Paper Size : 310x690 (mm), 12.20x27.17 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3135London: John Weale(1848)
USD1000.0Transportation Trains;1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3135&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8503d7dc032dabda8d6fda782a91795c_1327084133.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. S. GordonOntario Works of the Consolidated Lake Superior Company at Sault Ste. Marie.Print, Image Size : 330x535 (mm), 12.99x21.06 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 350x560 (mm), 13.78x22.05 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine early 20th century view of Sault Ste. Marie.P3149Toronto: (c. 1907)
USD750.0Views Canada Ontario Others;Advertising Canadian;c. 1907nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3149&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5e4b63d0343f71db5b4076d5e2dd7961_1328287833.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T.G. DuttonClipper Ship "Indomitable", 1170 Tons.Lithograph, Day & Son, Image Size : 318x480 (mm), 12.52x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x530 (mm), 14.96x20.87 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3152London: William Foster(c.1855)
USD1000.0Transportation Ships;c.1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3152&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5e4b63d0343f71db5b4076d5e2dd7961_1328289901.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]I. KramskoyTaras ShevchenkoPrint, Image Size : 440x350 (mm), 17.32x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x455 (mm), 24.02x17.91 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Taras Shevchenko was a 19th century Ukrainian poet.P3155Kiev, Ukraine: (c. 1960)
USD275.0Posters;c. 1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3155&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328382192.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. BazilievLesya Ukrainka (Larysa Petrivna Kosach 1871-1913)Print, Image Size : 350x270 (mm), 13.78x10.63 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 580x460 (mm), 22.83x18.11 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP3156Kiev, Ukraine: (1960-1961)
USD275.0Posters;1960-1961nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328382757.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. BozhiyMy Thoughts...Print, Image Size : 320x350 (mm), 12.60x13.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 620x470 (mm), 24.41x18.50 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; 19th century portrait of Taras Shevchenko, Ukrainian poet.P3157Kiev, Ukraine: (1959-1960)
USD275.0Posters;1959-1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3157&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328383455.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. BozhiyV. I. LeninPrint, Image Size : 385x355 (mm), 15.16x13.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x465 (mm), 24.02x18.31 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP3158Kiev, Ukraine: (1959-1961)
USD275.0Posters;1959-1961nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3158&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328383946.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]O. LopukhovLong Live Socialist RevolutionPrint, Image Size : 260x475 (mm), 10.24x18.70 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 465x610 (mm), 18.31x24.02 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP3159Kiev, Ukraine: (1960)
USD275.0Posters;1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3159&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328384840.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. TregubLenin Among the WorkersPrint, Image Size : 300x480 (mm), 11.81x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 470x620 (mm), 18.50x24.41 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP3161Kiev, Ukraine: (1960-1961)
USD275.0Posters;1960-1961nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3161&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328385265.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. DeregusA Song about Cossack HolotaPrint, Image Size : 310x495 (mm), 12.20x19.49 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 470x620 (mm), 18.50x24.41 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP3162Kiev, Ukraine: (c.1960)
USD275.0Posters;c.1960nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3162&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4e5d7da613b10ebb044b4bf1a14a959c_1328387190.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.W. JefferysThe Bank of Toronto, The Cariboo Trail. Story on Back of Calendar.Print, Image Size : 500x390 (mm), 19.69x15.35 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 520x410 (mm), 20.47x16.14 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP3171Toronto: Bank of Toronto(c.1935)
USD1000.0Posters;Advertising Canadian;c.1935nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3171&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_259e0fd09e622be42adc6b6321715e20_1329497637.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinVillage de Cheheristan. Pres IsphahanLithograph, Image Size : 280x380 (mm), 11.02x14.96 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x530 (mm), 15.75x20.87 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3172Paris: J. Baundry(c.1840)
USD1000.0Views Asia Iran;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3172&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_259e0fd09e622be42adc6b6321715e20_1329499309.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SulmanLiverpool from the MerseyWood Engraving, Image Size : 340x1050 (mm), 13.39x41.34 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very GoodP3175London: London Illustrated(c.1870)
USD875.0Views Europe England Others;c.1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3175&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a94bc629e906029bb502eae75215e65e_1329504767.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Col. CockburnPlate I. This View of Cape Diamond and Wolf's Cove from Point A Pizeau, near Quebec.Aquatint, Image Size : 436x675 (mm), 17.17x26.57 (Inches), Platemark Size : 520x715 (mm), 20.47x28.15 (Inches), Paper Size : 595x791 (mm), 23.43x31.14 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, mounted on old boardP3177London: Ackermann & Co.,(c.1833 but 1880)
USD1750.0Views Canada Quebec;c.1833 but 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3177&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_9b004a71625ec0007070a0fd457b8241_1329605494.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David TeneirsTeniers's KitchenCopper Engraving, John Boydell, Image Size : 580x413 (mm), 22.83x16.26 (Inches), Platemark Size : 610x475 (mm), 24.02x18.70 (Inches), Paper Size : 625x495 (mm), 24.61x19.49 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Interior scene of an elaborate large 17th and 18th century kitchen, various servants are preparing and cooking the food.P3178London: John Boydell(1777)
USD1000.01777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3178&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ca0804698ba853dfe43966322907166a_1330117412.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George StubbsBulls FightingMezzotint, Image Size : 440x590 (mm), 17.32x23.23 (Inches), Platemark Size : 475x595 (mm), 18.70x23.43 (Inches), Paper Size : 540x646 (mm), 21.26x25.43 (Inches), Black & White, Mounted on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. Two short tears in the lower margin, a crease on the right margin, upper margin strengthened otherwise very good.; A fine and scarce bull fighting engraving painted by George Stubbs and engraved by his son George Townley Stubbs. <br><br>George Stubbs,important and famous animal painter and engraver of animal and rustic genre subject. George Townley Stubbs, the engraver of this piece is George Stubbs' son and a famous engraver of the late 18th century and the early 19th century. His engravings are mostly after his father's paintings.P3179London: Benjamin Beale Evans(1788)
USD2500.0Natural History Others;1788nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3179&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4835556b45a19e150b585b7e8af57a84_1330121406.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VandykeLe Duc D'ArenbergMezzotint, Image Size : 460x585 (mm), 18.11x23.03 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, Margins shaved close plate mark, upper left corner with some cracking of the engraving surface otherwise very good. Layed down on old canvas.; A handsome dark impression mezzotint by the celebrated Richard Earlom after the painting by Vandyke. Whole-length, on a rearing horse, directed to the back, facing and looking to front, with armour and sword, man on the right holding his helmet, cavalry lined up in the landscape in the background; coat of arms at bottom. Inscription Content: Lettered below image with artists' and publisher's names, title and further text: "From the original picture in the collection of Thos. Willm. Coke Esqr. at Holkham in the County of Norfolk.", size of the painting and publication line: "Publish'd Augst, 12th, 1783, by John Boydell engraver in Cheapside London." The d'Arenberg family, one of the first European aristocracy, comes from the illustrious house of line. The House of Line is one of the oldest and most prestigious families noble Belgian .P3180London: John Boydell(1783)
USD875.0Military Others;1783nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3180&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4835556b45a19e150b585b7e8af57a84_1330122255.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. de LemudBeethovenSteel Engraving, Verlag von Stammler & Karlstein in Wien, Image Size : 432x500 (mm), 17.01x19.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : 431x598 (mm), 16.97x23.54 (Inches), Paper Size : 505x650 (mm), 19.88x25.59 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very good, a couple of marginal tears restored expertly not affecting the image.; An attractive and romantic portrait of Beethoven and the power of his imagination.P3182Paris, London: Goupil & Cie., M. Knoeller(1863)
USD1250.0Music;Portraits Composers;1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3182&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348846771.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Isaac DisraeliAmenities of Literature, consisting of sketches and characters of English literature(1 vol.) ; together with <br><br>The Literary Character: or the History of Men of Genius, Drawn from their Own feelings and Confessions. Literary Miscellanies: and an Inquiry into the Character of James the First (1 Vol.); together with<br><br>The Calamities and Quarrells of Authors With Some Inquiries Respecting Their Moral and Literary Characters. And Memoirs for our Literary History( 1 Vol.); together with<br><br>Curiosities of Literature by Isaac Disraeli With a View of the Life and Writings of the Author By His Son, The Right Hon. B. Disraeli (Four Volumes in 3 books) .Original half calf with matching marbled boards, marbled pasted and free endpapers. Tooled gilt design on the spine. , A fine and handsome set of the works of Disraeli bound in uniform black gilt half calf <br>In fine condition. Edges gilt. <br>, 8vo: (122mm x 182mm) , Volume : 7 Volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4127New York: A.C. Armstrong and Son(c.1880-1881)
USD950.0Book Literature English;Book Bindings, Sets;c.1880-1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4127&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342708534.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Ross KembarTourism in the West Indies: A Direction for DevelopmentOriginal full morocco boards., Covers slightly worn, otherwise very good. , 4to (215mm x 280mm), Illustrated with many original photographs, views and people of the West Indies and cut outs of magazine ads.; J. Ross Kembar was a practicing Architect in the Lakefield ON area, following a successful career on the West Coast, working first with Birmingham & Wood and later in his own practice. <br><br>“This report will seek to establish that withouth Government direction on a major scale tourism will continue to grow sporadically for the benefit of the few walthy residents, and foreign investors, but with strong Government direction there will be opportunities for many residents on the Islands to take part in, and benefit from this growth” <br>B4129Self published(1968)
USD750.0Book Canada General;Book Americas West Indies;1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4129&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Quebec Steamship CompanyBermuda 1902Original paper boards with gilt lettering and illustration. Bound with string. , In very good condition. , Oblong 8vo: (171mm x 203), Illustrated with many black and white and color photos of views in Bermuda.B4130Quebec Steamship Company(1902)
USD375.0Book Americas West Indies;1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4130&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_965729f01efecb8a478f354700e31285_1332432817.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Walpole Roland, C.E.Alcoma West Its Mines, Scenery and Industrial Resources.Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design. Blind tooled seal on the back. , In very good condition. Pages are clean. Map is clean. , 8vo: (143mm x 215mm), Illustrated with one map and some advertisements.B4131Toronto: Warwick $& Sons(1887)
USD375.0Book Canada General;1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4131&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The Cobalt Daily NuggetSilver & Gold Pictorial Souvenir of Mines of Northern OntarioOriginal paper boards with a faint drawing. <br>Bound with string. <br>, Cover is worn but otherwise in good condition. , Oblong 4to : (230mm x 310, Illustrated with many pictures of mines in Northern Ontario.B4133Ontario: The Cobalt Daily Nugget(1916)
USD375.0Book Geological, Minerals & Mining;1916nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4133&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.A. HendryMackinlay's Map of the Province of Nova Scotia Including the Island of Cape Breton.Original Hand Coloring, Slightly darkened otherwise very good, disected and laid on original canvas, Size : 785x1010 (mm), 30.91x39.76 (Inches)M7961A. & W. Mackinlay(1865)
USD475.0; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia; Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;; Maps Folding Maps1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7961&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_965729f01efecb8a478f354700e31285_1332437766.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Engelbert KaempferThe History of Japan, giving an Account of the Ancient and Present State and Government of that Empirem of Its Temples, Palaces, Castles, and other Buildings; of Its Metals, Minerals, Trees, Plants, Animals, Birds and Fishes; of The Chronology and Succession of the Emperors, Ecclesiastical and Secular; of The Original Descent, Religions, Customs, and Manufactures of the Natives, and of their Trade and Commerce with the Dutch and Chinese. Together wth a Description of the Kingdom of Siam.Contemporary paneled calf with blind and gilt tooled, rebacked tastefully in matching densely gilt calf with raised bands. Title in black and red., <br>Text and plates are generally clean, blank corner of 6R1 restored, repair in outer margin of plate 21 slightly affecting rule border. Generally a fine and handsome copy. A variant copy, plate 7 is a map of Khurissima in original color by Kaempfer rather than the usual pyramid in the second court of Berklam’s Temple. <br> , Small Folio (347mm x 221m, P. Vol 1: Title, Blank, Title, Printer’s Imprint, dedication (3), Blank, Contents (2), Names of Subscribers (4), Index (6), Preface (i-iv), Life of the Author (v-xv), Introduction (xvi-lii); Book 1: 1-141, Blank; Book 2: 143-202; Book 3: 203-252; Book 4: 253-391, Plate explanation 392-395; Vol 2: Title, Pinter’s Imprint, Contents (2), Book 5: 393- 612, Appendix 1- 75, Blank, Second Appendix: Title, Preface (1), 1-11, Explanation of the plates (4)., Illustrated with 45 plates of Japanese scenery, wildlife, and culture including large folding map of Japan, a plan of Nagasaki and a map Khurissima in original color. , Volume : 5 Book in 2 Volumes; Kaempfer, physician of the Dutch Embassy to the Emperor’s Court gives an account of the Ancient and Present State of government of that Empire, of its Temples, Palaces and chronological succession of the Emperors together with a description of the political, social & physical state of the country in the 17th century.<br> <br>“…for more than a century the chief source of western knowledge of the country. It contains the first biography of Kaempfer, an account of his journey, a history and description of Japan and its fauna…and six appendices, on tea, Japanese paper, acupuncture, moxa, ambergris, and Japan’s seclusion policy” (DSB). The 1728 edition is enlarged with a second appendix containing an account of an English voyage to Japan in 1673. DSB VII, 205; Garrison-Morton 6374.11 note; Landwehr VOC 530 note.<br> <br>There is a mis-pagination on the 42nd plate. The plate number reads 22 instead of 42.<br>, Cordier, Japonica p. 414-15; Cox I:332;Howgego 1 K1;B4047London: for the Publisher and sold by Thomas Woodward and Charles Davis,(1728)
USD22000.0Book Asia Far East Japan, Korea;1728nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4047&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_f4e3e2ebf311c2c1cd5c55cdc7bed851_1326494750.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William RobertsonAn Historical Disquisition Concerning The Knowledge which the Ancient Had of India; and the Progress of Trade with that Country Prior to the Discovery of the Passage to it By the Cape of HopeOriginal speckled calf boards., In very good condition., 12mo: 85mm x 144mmB4136Edinburgh: J. Robertson(1806)
USD275.0Book Asia Central India;1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4136&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Omar KhayyamThe Rubaiyat of Omar KhayyamOriginal green sued covers with tooled gilt design. Cloth pasted and free end papers. , Covers slightly faded but otherwise in good condition., 12mo: (120mm x 153mm), Illustrated with a few full page plates.B4137New York: Dodge Publishing Company(c.1914.)
USD225.0Book Literature English;Book Asia Middle East Iran;c.1914.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Africa General;Book Military General;c. 1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Royalty;c.1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Bibliography & Reference General;1970-1981nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4141&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Amand BuvignierStatistique Geologique Mineralogique, Minerallurgique et Paleontologique du Departement De La Meuse Par Amand Buvignier Membre De La Societe Geologique De France Et De Plusieurs Autres Societe Savantes.Original paper boards, Covers worn but interior a very good copy., Folio (320mm x 455mm), Illustrated with 32 plates of shells and one hand colored map.B4146Paris: J.B. Baulliere, Libraire De L’academie Nationale de Medecine(1852)
USD1250.0Book Natural History General;1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4146&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_965729f01efecb8a478f354700e31285_1332707395.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Madame JunotMemoirs of the Emperor Napolean From Ajaccio to Waterloo, as Soldier, Emperor, Husband.), rebacked tastefully to match the orginial boards, tooled gilt rules and <br>elaborate design on front covers, blind tooled elaborate design on back, matching pasted and free end papers<br>, A fine and handsome set. , 4to: (160mm x 230mm), Illustrated with a color frontispiece., Volume : 3 Volumes; Laure Junot, Duchess of Abrantès (née Martin de Permond; 6 November 1784 – 7 June 1838) was the wife of French general Jean-Andoche Junot.<br>She was born at Montpellier, the daughter of Charles Martin de Permond and his wife Panoria, to whom during her widowhood the young Napoleon Bonaparte made an offer of marriage—such at least is the version presented by the daughter in her celebrated Memoirs. Her mother, Panoria, was descended from the Comnene family, the last Greek dynasty from the Empire of Trebizond.[1][2] The Martin de Permond family, after various vicissitudes, settled at Paris, and Bonaparte certainly frequented their house a good deal after the downfall of the Jacobin party in Thermidor 1794<br>B4148New York & Ohio: St. Dunstan Society(c. 1901)
USD575.0Book Literature English;Book History French;Book Military Napoleon;c. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4148&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The Duke of Saint-Simon; Bayle St. JohnMemoirs of Louis XIV and the Regencyrebacked tastefully to match the orginial boards, tooled gilt rules and elaborate design on front covers, blind tooled elaborate design on back, matching pasted and free end papers. , A fine and handsome set. <br><br>top edges gilt, front and bottom edges uncut. <br>, 4to: (160mm x 230mm), , Illustrated with a color frontispiece., Volume : 3 Volumes; Louis de Rouvroy (16 January 1675 – 2 March 1755) commonly known as Saint-Simon was a French soldier, diplomatist and writer ofmemoirs, was born in Paris.B4149New York & Ohio: St. Dunstan Society(c. 1901)
USD375.0Book History French;c. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4149&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Catharine HydeSecret Memoirs of Princess Lamballe being her Journals, Letters, and Conversations During Her Confidential Relations with Marie Antoinette With Original and Authentic Anecdotes of the Royal Family and Other Distinguished Personages During the Revolution.), rebacked tastefully to match the orginial boards, tooled gilt rules and elaborate design on front covers, blind tooled elaborate design on back, matching pasted and free end papers. <br>, A fine and handsome set. <br>top edges gilt, front and bottom edges uncut. <br>, 4to: (160mm x 230mm), Illustrated with a color frontispiece.<br>; Maria Luisa of Savoy (Maria Teresa Luisa; 8 September 1749 – 3 September 1792) was a member of the House of Savoy. She was married at the age of 16 to Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, Prince de Lamballe, the heir to the greatest fortune in France. After her marriage, which lasted a year, she went to court and became the confidante of Queen Marie Antoinette. Her death in the massacres of September 1792 during the French Revolution sparked a movement of anti-revolutionary propaganda[citation needed], which ultimately led to the development and implementation of the Reign of Terror.B4150New York & Ohio: St. Dunstan Society(c. 1901)
USD175.0Book History French;c. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4150&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BrayThe Diary of John Evelynrebacked tastefully to match the orginial boards, tooled gilt rules and <br>Illustrated with a color frontispiece elaborate design on front covers, blind tooled elaborate design on back, matching pasted and free end papers. <br>, A fine and handsome set. <br>top edges gilt, front and bottom edges uncut. <br>, 4to: (160mm x 230mm), Illustrated with a color frontispiece., Volume : 2volumes; John Evelyn (31 October 1620 – 27 February 1706) was an English writer, gardener and diarist.<br>Evelyn's diaries or Memoirs are largely contemporaneous with those of the other noted diarist of the time, Samuel Pepys, and cast considerable light on the art, culture and politics of the time (he witnessed the deaths of Charles I and Oliver Cromwell, the last Great Plague of London, and the Great Fire of London in 1666). Over the years, Evelyn’s Diary has been over-shadowed by Pepys's chronicles of 17th-century life.[1] Evelyn and Pepys corresponded frequently and much of this correspondence has been preserved.<br>B4151New York & Ohio: St. Dunstan Society(c. 1901)
USD275.0Book History English;c. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4151&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Honore Gabriel Riqueti, Compte de MirabeauThe Secret Memoirs of The Court of BerlinRebacked tastefully to match the orginial boards, tooled gilt rules and elaborate design on front covers, blind tooled elaborate design on back, matching pasted and free end papers. , A fine and handsome set. <br>Top edges gilt, front and bottom edges uncut. , 4to: (160mm x 230mm), Illustrated with a color frontispiece.; Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau (9 March 1749 – 2 April 1791) was a French revolutionary, as well as a writer, diplomat, freemason, journalist and French politician at the same time. He was a popular orator and statesman. During the French Revolution, he was a moderate, favoring a constitutional monarchy built on the model of Great Britain. He unsuccessfully conducted secret negotiations with the French monarchy in an effort to reconcile it with the Revolution. In the years leading up to the Revolution, he communicated with Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson—who served successively as United States Ministers to France in that period—and used materials provided directly by each of them in several of his pre-Revolution publications.<br><br>After a preliminary trip to Berlin in early 1786, he was dispatched that July on a mission to the royal court of Prussia; returning in January, Mirabeau published a full account in his Secret History of the Court of Berlin (1787).[10] This account denounced the Prussian court as scandalous and corrupt, described the King of Prussia as weak and overly emotional, and labeled Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of Frederick the Great and a guest of the French court, as narrow-minded and incompetent. The resulting uproar was an extreme embarrassment for the French government, which quickly censored the book but could not prevent its widespread notoriety. Mirabeau's episode provided inspiration to many more radical publishers who came to regard Mirabeau as a leader of the coming revolution.[11]<br>B4152New York & Ohio: St. Dunstan Society(c. 1901)
USD225.0Book Europe Germany;Book History General;c. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4152&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Comptess Du BarryMemoirs of the Comptess Du Barry With Minute Details of Her Entire Career as Favorite of Louis XV.Rebacked tastefully to match the orginial boards, tooled gilt rules and elaborate design on front covers, blind tooled elaborate design on back, matching pasted and free end papers. , Top edges gilt, front and bottom edges uncut. <br><br>A fine and handsome set. <br>, 4to: (160mm x 230mm), Illustrated with a color frontispiece.; Jeanne Bécu, comtesse du Barry (19 August 1743 – 8 December 1793) was the last Maîtresse-en-titre of Louis XV of France and one of the victims of the Reign of Terror during the French RevolutionB4153New York & Ohio: St. Dunstan Society(c. 1901)
USD175.0Book History French;c. 1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4153&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Walter ScottThe Waverly Novels by Walter Scott. <br>10 Volumes of which include the titles: Black Dwarf, Legend of Montrose, Bride of Lammermoor, Count Robert of Paris, Rob Roy, The Pirate, The Heart of Midlothian, The Surgeon’s Daughter, Castle Dangerous, Waverly, The Monastery, Fortunes of Nigel, St. Roman’s Well, Guy Mannering, Quentin Durward, Ivanhoe, The Abbot, Peveril of the Peak, The Antiquary, The Betrothed, The Highland Widow, The Talisman, Chronicles of the Canongate, Woodstock, Old Mortality.gilt decorative dark crimson half morocco in five raised bands with green boards with tooled gilt lettering, In very good condition. A handsome set in original half morocco., 8vo: ( 128mm x 200mm), Illustrated with a few plates in each volume.<br>B4154New York: The Kelmscott Publishers((c. 1890))
USD575.0Book Literature English;(c. 1890)nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4154&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338824479.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gustave EiffelLa Tour de Trois Cent Metre.Original dark green marbled boards, rebacked skillfully with matching dark green gilt morocco. Five raised bands in six compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on spine. Pasted and free marbled end papers, title in black and red. , Text volume: light marginal browning, occasional light finger-soiling.<br>Top edges gilt. Plates are crisp and clean for the most part. A fine set of this very rare limited edition set. <br><br>, Folio (379mmx 540mm), P. Atlas Volume: Half Title, Edition info, Title, Contents, blank, plates; Text Volume: Blank, Half title, Edition info, Frontis (portrait), Title, List of collaborators, Table of contents (9), Part 1: 1-13; Part 2: 15-83, Part 3: 85-124; Part 4: 125-209; Part 5: 210-234; Part 6:235-309; Part 7:310-324; Part 8: 325-368; Conclusion (1), Blank, Reproduction of signatures (5), Appendix 1-13, printer’s imprint., Illustrated with an etching portrait of Eiffel and 57 Double page plates, 11 Double page photogravures, 2 pages of smaller photogravures. <br>, Volume : 2 volumes. Text and plat; Signed copy dedicated to the the Society of Engineers in London by Eiffel. <br><br><br>Alexandre Gustave Eiffel December 15, 1832 – December 27, 1923) promintent French structural engineer from the École Centrale Paris, an architect, an entrepreneur and a specialist of metallic structures. He is acclaimed for designing the world-famous Eiffel Tower, built 1887–1889 for the 1889 Universal Exposition in Paris, France.<br><br>This limited editon work by Eiffel is one of the earliest complete monographs on a modern building. It has served as the standard for all subsequent studies on the architecture of 19th century metal structures. This work was published at the author’s expense and was never issued commercially but rather it was given by Eiffel to public libraries, universities, French and foreign scientific societies, and important contemporaries. <br><br>Text volume: light marginal browning, occasional light finger-soiling.<br>Top edges gilt. Plates are crisp and clean for the most part. A fine set of this very rare limited edition set. <br>B4155Paris: Societe Des Imprimeries Lemercier(1900)
USD35000.0Book Science & Technology;Book Art, Architecture & Design;Book Europe France;1900noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4155&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333055030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BleekerAtlas Ichthyologique des Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. Publie sous les auspices du Gouvernement Colonial NeerlandaisPlates are loose in elaborate shell boxed recent quarter calf with matching marbled boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Elaborate gilt design and lettering on the spine. , Edges tinted red. A fine, handsome set. <br>Unintrusive embossed library stamp on text title pages on a few of the plates., Folio (291mm x 452mm) , Illustrated with 313 fine lithographic color plates, all finished by hand with traces of Gum- Arabic. Plates are all clean and crisp., Volume : 2 volumes of text and 3;; An excellent series of ichthyological prints, the most important work on the fish of the Indo-Pacific ocean. This monumental project took 18 years for Bleeker to present the work. The fine vibrant plates are drawn by L. Speigler and lithographed by C.W. Meiling, Ernik & Binger. <br><br>The composition of the volumes is as follows: Vol.1 Labroideri, Scaroidei and Silur; Vol 2: Cyprin, Mur, and Antenn; Volume 3: Ostrac, Gymnod, Clup, Scombresoc, Balist, Pleuron and Perc. <br><br><br>Pieter Bleeker , (1819 – 1878) was a Dutch medical doctor and ichthyologist, famous for his work on the fishes of East Asia – Atlas Ichthyologique des Orientales Neerlandaises – which was published 1862–1877.<br>He was employed as a medical officer in the Dutch East Indian Army from 1842 to 1860, stationed in Indonesia. During that time, he did most of his ichthyology work, besides his duties in the army. Many of his specimens he got from local fishermen, but he also built up an extended network of contacts who would send him specimens from various government outposts throughout the islands.<br>During his time in Indonesia, he collected well over 12000 specimens, many of which are today at the Natural History Museum in Leiden.<br><br><br>, Junk, Rara 140; Nissen ZBI, 409.B4158Amsterdam: F. Muller(1862-1865)
USD22500.0Book Natural History Fish;Book Plate Books Colour;Book Asia South East General;1862-1865nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4158&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333239696.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rabbi Mooshie G. DanielModern PersiaOriginal cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering. , In very good condition. , 8vo (124mm x 175mm), P.Title, Preface, frontis, 13- 223, Illustrated with a black & white frontis and a few black and white plates.B4159Toronto: Henderson & Company(1898)
USD125.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;1898nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4159&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.S. Hunter JuniorHunter`s Eastern Townships Sceneryrebacked skillfully in quarter calf saving the original cloth and gilt boards. Blind tooled rules, tooled gilt lettering , 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. , Small Folio: (252mm by 33, P. Frontis, Title, Table of Contents, Preface, Map, Text (7-36)., Illustrated with 14 fine hand colored plates (including frontis) of various scenery in eastern townships and one map of the area.; This is the first and most important viewbook by Canadian artist and designer William S. Hunter Jr. (1823-1894)., Sabin 3396; Spendlove p.44 Volpi & Scowen Eastern Townships plates 32-44.B4160Montreal: John Lovell(1860)
USD2750.0Book Canada East Quebec;1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4160&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333470773.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard De MontfauconL’Antiquite Expliquee et Representee en Figures.Original full calf, rebacked expertly saving the original spine. spine with 6 raised bands in 7 compartments, With extensive tooled gilt lettering and design . Title in black and red, pasted and free marbled end papers., A very good to fine set in full contemporary decorative gilt calf.<br><br>Volume 1 with some water staining, mostly marginal and most of the plates are not affected.<br>Volume 2 with some water staining, mostly marginal and most of the plates and text are clean. <br>Volume 3 is clean and crisp. <br>Volume 4 is clean and crisp.<br>Volume 5 with some water staining, all marginal, most of the plates are clean and crisp., Folio: (261mm x 390mm), Illustrated with: Vol 1: 2 Frontispieces and 248 plates, Vol 2: 216 plates, Vol3:198 plates, Vol 4: 145 Plates, Vol 5: 204 Plates. A total of 1011 plates:<br>Vol. 2 with 1 foldout plate, vol 3 one of the plates not numbered, vol 4: extra unumbered plate after 7, 36 & 37 are inverted, 78 comes after 80, two plates numbered 94, missing plate 144, vol 5: two plates numbered 46, plate 90 comes after plate 74, plate 107 is misplaced. <br>, Volume : 10 parts in 5 massive vo; Edges are marbled<br><br>Ex Libris J. Durant (c.1811); A.M. Cardif (c. 1879)<br><br>Bernard de Montfaucon (1655 - 1741) was a French Benedictine monk, a scholar who founded a new discipline, palaeography; he is also regarded to be one of the founders of modern archaeology.<br>After the death of his father, he took the Benedictine habit in 1675, in the monastery of Bream in Toulouse; there he learned several ancient languages: Greek, Hebrew, Chaldean, Syriac, and Coptic.<br>His most important work, L\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'antiquité expliquée et représentée en figures, was published between 1719 and 1724.The first edition was published in 1719 (10 volumes) and the second and revised edition was published in 1722 (10 volumes) in 1724 he published a 5 volume supplement to the work which is not presented in our set. An English translation of this work was published in 1721–25 under the title Antiquity Explained and Represented in Diagrams. The work contains fine copper plate engravings of classical antiquities. It included a depiction of the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Barberini Vase\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", more commonly known as the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Portland Vase\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". This book is published in English under the title Antiquities.[5] The materials used in this work were taken from the manuscripts deposited in French libraries. It contains many illustrative facsimiles.<br><br>Montfaucon laid the foundation for the study of Greek manuscripts. Scrivener stated, that his work still maintains a high authority, even \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"after more recent discoveries\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", especially of papyri in Egypt.[6] Present scholars agree that he created a new discipline, palaeography, and presented it in a perfected way.[7][8] <br><br>The Bibliographie Universelle’s entry for Montfaucon notes that “one cannot deny that it has contributed to the spread, particularly in France, of the interest in archaeology, or that he did advance this science among us.” <br>, Graesse (590) (Brunet 28960)B4161Paris: Florentin Delaulne, La Vueve d’Hilaire Foucault, Michel Cousier, Jean-Geoffroy Nyon, Etienne Ganeau, Nicolas Gosselin, Pierre-Francois Giffart(c.1722)
USD12500.0Book Antiquities General;Book Europe Greece;Book History General;Book Plate Books General;c.1722nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4161&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_1_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333733747.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sr. P. J.F. GirardNouveau Traite De La Perfection Sur Le Fait Des Arme De’die Au Roy, Par le Sr P.J.F. Girard ancient Officier do Marine. Enseignant La Maniere De Compattre, De L’epe’ede pointefeule, toute les Gardes etrangeres, l’Espadon, les Piques, Hallebardes, Bayonnettes au bout du Fusilm Fleaux brises & Batons a deux bouts: Ensemble a faire de bonne grace les Saluts de l’Esponton, l’Exercice du Fusil & celui de la Grenadiere, tells qui’ls se pratiquent aujourd’huy dans l’Art Militaire de France. Orne de Figure En Taille Douce. Le Prix Est De 18. Liv. En Brochure.Original full speckled calf rebacked skillfully saving the original spine, with blind tooled rules, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and design on spine. Marbled pasted and free end papers. , A very good handsome copy of this rare book in full original speckled calf. Text and plates are clean. , Oblong 4to (200mm x 284mm, P.Blank, Frontis, Title, Portrait, Dedication (2), Preface, Advertisement, 1-6, plates 1-116, Table of Contents (8). , Illustrated with 1 frontis, 1 portrait, and 116 full page plates.; This rare work illustrated with the portrait of the author and intended for serious fencing players. With 116 fine copper plates depicting various fencing postures of France and different European nations. <br>B4162Paris: Moette, rue de la Vieille- Bouclerie, a S. Alexis ; La Veuve Jouvenel a l’Hostel de Bretonvilliers, Isle S. Louis ; Girard, au Nom de Jesus, grande Salle du Palais ; Dupuis, Fils, a la Fontaine d’Or, pres S. Severin, rue S. Jacque ; Seneuze, Fils, a S. A(1736)
USD5500.0Book Plate Books General;Book Military General;Book Sports General;1736yesnonoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4162&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333734594.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chas E. GoadMap of the Townships of Whitby and Whitby East Ontario Canada with Owners Names and School Sections.Hand Colored, Folding map very Good; , Size : 497x560 (mm), 19.57x22.05 (Inches); Important and rare separate map of the greater Whitby and Oshawa. This is done the most renowned 19th century Canadian cartographer Charles Goad. <br><br>Whitby Township, a historic township in the former Ontario County (now durham Region), is today part of the Town of Whitby. Whitby East was formed from the eastern part of the township in 1858 and is now part of Oshawa. This attractive colored map shows landowners, rail lines, school houses, post offices, and communities and includes an inset showing the townships' location within Ontario County.M7966Toronto: Chas E. Goad(c.1895)
USD675.0Maps Canada Ontario;c.1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7966&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333809946.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Underwriters Survey Bureau LimitedMarkham, Ont.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 515x630 (mm), 20.28x24.80 (Inches); A scarce early 20th Century planning of Markham, Ont.M7967Toronto: Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited(c.1927)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps Canada Ontario South;c.1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7967&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333549099.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsThebes. [The Colossi of Memnon seen from the Southwest]Lithograph, Image Size : 322x485 (mm), 12.68x19.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 423x610 (mm), 16.65x24.02 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine example of the this desired Egyptian view of David Roberts.P3193London: FG Moon(c. 1846)
USD1750.0Artists David Roberts Egypt;c. 1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3193&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333488144.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B.A. DunkerPlan Perspectif D'une Grand Partie Des Contons De Lucerne, D'Uri, De Schweitz, D'under-Walden, De zoug, Et De Glaris, Avec La Frontiere De Celui De Berne...Copper Engraving, Image Size : 339x615 (mm), 13.35x24.21 (Inches), Platemark Size : 410x630 (mm), 16.14x24.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 495x720 (mm), 19.49x28.35 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine example of a Swiss range of mountains with scenic lakes and small villages.P3194Paris: (c.1777)
USD1000.0Views Europe Switzerland;c.1777nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3194&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333489765.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.H. HiderJoseph C. Seagram\\\\\\\'s Queen\\\\\\\'s and Kings Plate WinnersPrint, Image Size : 525x800 (mm), 20.67x31.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 540x815 (mm), 21.26x32.09 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Interesting Toronto poster of Seagram\\\\\\\'s Queen\\\\\\\'s and King\\\\\\\'s Plate Winners at Queen Street TorontoP3195Toronto: Seagrams(c.1906 but 1930)
USD750.0Sports Horse Racing;Posters;c.1906 but 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3195&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333490264.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Verlag von E. MorgensternLokomotiveWood Engraving, Druck v. S.Lilienfeld, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 720x960 (mm), 28.35x37.80 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Rare decorative large scale Polish/German rendering of a steam engine locomotive.P3197Breslau: (c.1890)
USD1500.0Transportation Trains;Posters;c.1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3197&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333549348.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]WatteauLe Bal ChampestreCopper Engraving, Image Size : 422x538 (mm), 16.61x21.18 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, some restoration otherwise good.; Jean-Antoine Watteau (French pronunciation: [ʒan‿ɑ̃twan wato]; October 10, 1684 – July 18, 1721) was a French painter whose brief career spurred the revival of interest in colour and movement (in the tradition of Correggio and Rubens). He revitalized the waning Baroque style, and indeed moved it to the less severe, more naturalistic, less formally classical Rococo.<br>Watteau is credited with inventing the genre of fêtes galantes: scenes of bucolic and idyllic charm, suffused with an air of theatricality. Some of his best known subjects were drawn from the world of Italian comedy and ballet.P3198Paris: (c.1780)
USD1250.0Performing Arts Dancing;Landscapes Others;Views Europe France Paris;c.1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3198&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333550498.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Avenarius, TonyHistorischer Festzug Veranstaltet bei der Feier der Vollendung des Koelner Domes am 16Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and elaborate design, tooled gilt rules ., Pages loose,spine is worn, plates are clean. A few edges of hard stock with minor chipping and soiling. Plates are vibrant and clean. Numbered 86. , Oblong elephant folio (45, Illustrated with 27 mounted color lithographic plates of 29. Plates 11 and 15 are missing.<br>loose as issued in cloth portfolio<br>; A scarce largescale festival book composed of a series of 27 chromolithographs finished by hand, prepared for the occasion of the re-opening of the Cologne Cathedral. <br>(Lipperheid S132)<br>, (Lipperheid S132)B4156(October 1880. Cologne, 1881)
USD2750.0Book Europe Germany;Book Costumes;Book Plate Books Colour;October 1880. Cologne, 1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1333057954.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jane AustenSense and SensibilityOriginal full morocco with tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. Matching pasted and free end papers., A very good copy. , 8vo (100mm x 151mm) , P.Half title, advertisement,Frontis, Title, 5-376., Illustrated with a frontispiece.B4165London & Glascow: Collins Clear-Type Press(c. 1900)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c. 1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4165&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lord ByronA fine facsimile of a personal letter from Lord Byron to Giovanni Antonio Galignani explaining to Galignani that he is not the author of a book entitled ‘The Vampire’ that was reviewed in Galignani’s monthly publication."A message received from a kind woman in New Zealand whose husband had purchased for her an 1831 edition of The Complete Poetical Works of Byron told of an insertion within, namely an original letter by Byron to the publisher Galignani that was said to have been authenticated by the British Museum. The photocopied letter is identical to one I have in my own collection. The letter is particularly intriguing because it includes Byron's denial that he wrote a work entitled The Vampyre, and he then goes on to add: 'I have besides a personal dislike to Vampires and the little acquaintance I have with them would by no means induce me to divulge their secrets.' The handwriting is certainly Byron's.<br>.<br>"How could there be two original copies of this letter? Who actually owned the original copy of this letter? I found myself on the trail of vampires and repeatedly bumping up against quirky historical personalities striving to use misrepresentation to advance their own ends.<br>.<br>"I quickly learned that Byron's 'vampire' letter had been published in the standard collections of Byron's letters by Coleridge and subsequently Marchand with whom I corresponded in the last century. Furthermore, Marchand's notes gave his source as a facsimile in Galignani's edition of Byron's Works. It would appear that these 'autograph letters' had actually been duplicated en masse by the semi-scrupulous Galignani, a man who made his living by putting out continental editions of the British poets without paying a penny for the copyrights. But how could a printer in the 1820s create a facsimile so convincing that it still allows unscrupulous booksellers to pass this letter off as an original? I have subsequently been consulted by many more individuals owning copies of the same letter, which they often believe to be an original in Byron's own hand. One professional artist declared herself absolutely certain that she possessed 'a real letter and not a copy.' Another copy belongs to a man in Denmark who has received assurances from the Danish National Museum that the paper dates from the early nineteenth century and the handwriting is Byron's. I have also heard from a professor in the United Kingdom who thought that perhaps the Galignani facsimiles were copies of an 'early draft' since the letter he had examined in Britain was so convincingly original.<br>.<br>"It turns out that this letter has a certain amount of fame (or even infamy) in collecting circles. The Encyclopedia Britannica seems to mention it obliquely in its entry on 'forgery' when the editors point out that 'some early editions of Byron's work ... contained a facsimile of an autograph letter of the poet,' adding that 'if such facsimiles are detached from the volumes that they were intended to illustrate, they may deceive the unwary.' Charles Hamilton in his book on Collecting Autographs and Manuscripts warns his readers specifically about this letter along with a handful of others.<br>.<br>"I have subsequently inspected three copies of it held in the Pforzheimer collection of the New York Public Library. They are indeed impressive. Each is folded up as if ready to be mailed, with the address inscribed on the back of the outer sheet. Nowhere within the table of contents or the preliminary 'Advertisement' in the books themselves is there any indication that a facsimile is included. This omission is all the more notable since the publisher sometimes devotes hundreds of words to brightly blazoning all the minute advantages of his edition. Perhaps Monsieur Galignani would not be too concerned or too surprised if an occasional rural bookseller passed the volume off as containing Byron's original letter ― just the right touch of stature for some wealthy patron's private collection. At the same time, he did mention the facsimile in the general catalogue of his firm included rather obscurely at the end of the 1829 printing of The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore. Discovering that the letter is a facsimile cracked open the door of history and began to whet my appetite for more biographical knowledge.<br>.<br>"Why was The Vampyre originally attributed to Byron? Why did that tale continue to be accepted as Byron's long after his denial? And how was such a convincing facsimile made so early? The genesis of The Vampyre is itself imbued with mystery and deception. The work was written by John Polidori, a bumptious young physician with literary pretensions who had accompanied Byron during the first few months of his exodus from England following Byron's scandalous separation from his wife Anabelle in the spring of 1816. Polidori had been the youngest man ever to graduate with a medical degree from the University of Edinburgh and could be irritatingly vain. He once asked what, besides scribble verses, Byron could do better than Polidori himself. To this Byron icily replied: 'Three things. First, I can hit with a pistol the keyhole of that door. Secondly, I can swim across that river to yonder point. And thirdly, I can give you a damned good thrashing.' -SATURDAY, 21 FEBRUARY 2009<br>Lord Byron, Polidori and The Vampyre (http://vampireresearchsociety.blogspot.ca/2009/02/lord-byron-polidori-and-vampyre.html)B4166(c.1820)
USD375.0c.1820noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4166&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c786f52fc07e2fba5a4edd8bcde471e3_1334935414.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dr. J.E. PollakTopographische Bemerkungen zur Karte der Umgebung und zu dem Plane von Teheran.Original green paper wrappers. , In very good condition. , P.1-8, map. , Illustrated with a fold out map of greater Tehran and vicinity. The folding map is composed of two maps of which include the older central Tehran by Major Krziz and further expansion and improvements by Dr. Pollak; Scarce. A brief and outstanding work on the geography and topography of Tehran.<br><br><br>The City of Tehran had become the capital city at the beginning of the Qajar Dynasty was built on points of “Ray”. A settlement began here c 6,000 BCE as part of the Central Plateau Culture and Ray is the oldest existing city in the province and is described in detail in the work of Islamic geographers. After the Mongol conquest the town was severely damaged and it gradually lost its importance in the presence of nearby Tehran. In the early of 18th century, Karim Khan Zand ordered a palace, and a government office to be built in Tehran, possibly to declare the city his capital, but later moved his government to Shiraz. Tehran finally became the capital of Iran in 1795, when the Qajar king Agha Mohammad Khan was crowned in the city. It remains the capital to this day.<br>This pamphlet describes the customs, climate, weather and sanitary conditions and health, population, materials of construction fuel, food and other products. Also discusses the water supplies that provided for agriculture, fauna and flora of the area, the climate, canal systems supplying the inhabitants and businesses and beyond.<br><br><br><br>Jakob Eduard Polak (1818- 1891) was an Austrian physician who played an important role in introducing modern medicine and sciences in Iran. <br>He was one of the six Austrian teachers invited by Amir Kabir, the Persian Prime Minister, as the instructors of Dar ul-Funun, the first modern higher education institution in Iran. By his own account, he entered Iran on the 24th of November 1851, before the inauguration of the Dal al-fonun.<br>From 1851 to 1860, he taught medicine at Dar al-fonun . later he learned Persian in six months, and then he thought his course in Persian.From 1855 to 1860 and wrote even medical textbooks in Persian. He acquainted himself with Iranian literature and culture and was able to speak Persian fluently. Polak created the modern Persian medical terminology (Schlimmer, p. 4). He served as personal physician of Naser-al-din Shah. also tutored the shah in French lessons with which his predecessor had started, and taught the shah geography and history.<br><br>He published the result of his Persian experience in: Das Land und seine Bewohner (1865)an outstanding ethnographic works about 19th-century Iran.[3]His other works includes: Jakob Eduard Polak, Bimari i vaba (Tehran: Nast’aliq, 1269); Jakob Eduard Polak, “La médicine militaire en Perse. Par le do cteur J. E. Polak, ancien médecin particulier du schah de Perse,” Revue scientifique et administrative des médecins des armées de terre et de mer vii (1865).<br><br>Over a period of nine years in Iran He traveled widely in Iran, pursuing his scientific interests in geography, geology and botany. The lasting achievement of his nine-year residence is a report, which the subtitle classifies as ethnographic sketches. Polak thus distinguished his book from the bulk of European travel literature on Iran . His detailed descriptions of Iran and Iranians are both critical and positive. Dr.Polak’s travel book was translated into Persian in 1982.<br><br> The title of the original version was “Persien, das Land und Seine Bewohner”, which was published in Leipzig, Germany in 1865.Polak maintained relations with Nāṣer-al-Din after his departure from Iran. In the diary of his first European tour, Nāṣer-al-Din (1998, p. 292) revealed his affection, coupled with a certain nostalgia. In the summer of 1889, the two men met once more in Berlin, during the shah’s third trip to Europe, when Polak served as counselor and translator to the Austrian emperor (Nāṣer-al-Din, 1999, p. 230; Eʿtemād-al-Salṭana, 2000, p. 347).<br><br><br><br><br><br>The attached older map of central Tehran by Major Krziz is dated December 1 858/January 1 859 and shows the city as it was before Nasir alDin Shah remodelled it during the following decade, between 1869 and <br>1874. When the map was drawn, Tehran was approximately 4 square kilometres at that time, of which Imperial buildings and gardens covered approximately each 280,000 square meters, and had an estimated population of 1 00,000. Its author, the artillery officer August Krziz, was inv- ited from Austria to teach at the Poly technic college, the Dar al-Funun founded in 1 851 ,<br>and the Military College of Tehran. Together with the drawing of this map, August Krziz is known to have built the first telegraph line in Iran. August Krziz's pioneering map is accompanied by a short text which gives precise geographic details of Tehran.<br><br>Its exact location, duration of the longest and shortest days, altitude in 'French meters', average temperature, acceleration of gravity , etc. The complex structures of the town made mapping extremely difficult. The supervision of the Qajar prince 'Ali Quli Mirza I'tizad al-Saltana and and one other student from the Dar al-Funun, Zulfiqar Beg and Muhammad Taqi Khan Shakir, helped Krziz to access places which without them would have been forbidden to a European. Later on Doctor Polak further improved the work of fellow Austrian Krziz and developed the map further. Dr. Polak expanded the map to greater Tehran and vicinity to within a parameter of 20 km. <br>B4167Wien: Druck von L.C. Zamarski, k.k. Hof- Buchdruckereir und Hof-Lithographie(c.1877)
USD2500.0Book Asia Middle East Iran;Book Europe Austria;c.1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4167&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c786f52fc07e2fba5a4edd8bcde471e3_1335456636.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. Mercer AdamToronto, Old and New: A Memorial Volume Historical, Descriptive and Pictoral, Designed to Mark the Hundredth Anniversary of the Passing of the Constitutional Act of 1791, Which set Apart the Province of Upper Canada and Gave Birth to York (Now Toronto) to Which is Added a Narrative of the Rise and Progress of the Professions, and of the Growth and Development of the City’s Industries and Commerce. With Some Sketches of the Men Who Have Made or Are Making the Provicial Capital.Original cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering and design on the front. Tooled gilt lettering on the spine., Spine slightly worn, title page loose but otherwise in very good condition., Large 4 to., P.Frontis, Title, Preface, Contents, Intro(1-4), 5-207, Index (208-212), Illustrated profusely with wood cuts and photos of different areas and scenes of Toronto.B4172Toronto: The Mail Printing Company(1891.)
USD275.0Book Canada Ontario Toronto;1891.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4172&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]National Geographic SocietyJourney Into Chinacloth boards with dust jacket, decorated pasted and free end papers., In very good condition., Small Folio: (234mm x 275, P. Title, contents, foreword (6-513), about the author, index 515-518., Illustrated with various color photos of Chinese people and scenery.B4175Washington: National Geographic Society(1982)
USD45.0Book Asia Far East China;Book Bibliography & Reference General;1982nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4175&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John SandersPhotography Year Book 1971Original cloth boards in paper dust jacket. Pasted and free end papers. , In very good condition., Small Folio: (220mm x 284, P. Half Title, Title, Forward, Photos., Illustrated with a profusion of color and black&white photos.B4176London: Fountain Press(1970)
USD45.0Book Photographic Album;1970nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4176&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Charles Dent.The Last Forty Years: Canada Since the Union of 1841.Original half morocco with matching gilt cloth boards. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments.Tooled gilt lettering and design, blind tooled rules. Free and pasted marbled end papers., In very good condition. A fine set of this important historical work. , 4to: 180mm x 235mm , P. Volume : 2 vols., Pp. (i), half-title, portrait, portrait, title-page, contents, plates, 9-392; portrait, title-page, contents, plates, 9-649, Illustrated with head and tail pieces, colour lithographed frontispiece portraits of Governor-General the Marquis of Lorne and his Wife in volume 1, a tissue-guarded frontispiece portrait of the Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald in volume 2, and over 70 tissue-guarded plates depicting important figures and buildings in Canadian history., Volume : 2 Volumes; Edges marbled<br><br>Ex Libris Allister GrosartB4178Toronto: George Virtue(1881)
USD460.0Book Canada General;Book History General;1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4178&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. SmithCanada: Past, Present and Future. Being a Historical, Geographical, Geological and Statistical Account of Canada West, by W.H. Smith, author of the Canadian Gazette; Containing Ten County Maps, and one General Map of the Province, Compiled Expressly for the Work.Recent full calf with the original saved gilt cloth decorated with emblem of the Canadian Beaver. Five raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on the spine. , Minor browning otherwise in very good condition., 4to (160mm x 232mm) , Illustrated with 11 fold out maps., Volume : Two Volumes.B4179Toronto: Thomas Maclear(c.1851)
USD375.0Book Canada Ontario General;Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;c.1851nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD125.0Book Canada General;c. 1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature English;c.1884nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature English;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature General; Book Europe France;c. 1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD575.0Maps North Americac.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7971&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337031127.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusVdro Ne, IrlandiaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Slight discoloration, otherwise good. , Size : 344x277 (mm), 13.54x10.91 (Inches); French text on verso.M7972amsterdam: (c. 1627)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7972&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337028256.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusAnglesey; Wight Vectis, Olim; Garnesay; IarsayOriginal Hand Coloring, Slight discoloration, otherwise good. , Size : 320x430 (mm), 12.60x16.93 (Inches); French text on verso.M7973Amsterdam: (c. 1627)
USD575.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;c. 1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7973&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337028354.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusTar Visina marchia et Tirolis Comita TvsOriginal Hand Coloring, Slight discoloration, otherwise good. , Size : 359x437 (mm), 14.13x17.20 (Inches); French text on verso.M7976Amsterdam: (c.1627)
USD575.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7976&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337027901.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusTotius Le Movici Et Confinium provin ciarum quantum ad dioecefin Lemovicen fen fpectant. Novissima & Fjdis Sima Descriptio Aut. Fo. Fayano M.L.Original Hand Coloring, Some discoloration, otherwise good. , Size : 343x490 (mm), 13.50x19.29 (Inches); French text on verso.M7977Amsterdam: (c.1627)
USD475.0Maps Europe France;c.1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7977&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337028608.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusNorthern GermanyOriginal Outline Coloring, Slight discoloration, otherwise good. , Size : 355x471 (mm), 13.98x18.54 (Inches); French text on verso.M7979Amsterdam: (c.1627)
USD475.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7979&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337029058.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. Jaillot; MortierNova Russiae Albae Sive Moscovie Tabula, Ad Usum Serenissimi Burgundiae DucisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 485x598 (mm), 19.09x23.54 (Inches)M7980Amsterdam: I. Covens & C. Mortier(c. 1730)
USD750.0Maps Russia;c. 1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7980&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1336936636.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]de WitPars Meridionalis Brabantiae coninens Dominium Mechliniense Ducatum ArfchotanumOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 456x538 (mm), 17.95x21.18 (Inches); Brussels is at the center of the map.M7982Amsterdam: (c.1670)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1670nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7982&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1336938598.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JansoniusDrentia Comitatvs. Transisulaniae Tabula II. Auctore Conelio Pynacker I.C.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; central fold needs some attention. , Size : 382x522 (mm), 15.04x20.55 (Inches); Engraved by A .van den BroeckM7983Amsterdam: (c. 1640)
USD750.0Maps Europe Benelux;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7983&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1336940617.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Conrad LotterDauphine Sive Delphinatus Superior et inferior nee non Ducatus Sabaudiae pars maxima stilo et sumtibus Tobiae Conradi Lotter Chalc. et Geogr. Au. VindOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 500x586 (mm), 19.69x23.07 (Inches)M7985Germany: (c.1670)
USD575.0Maps Europe Switzerland; Maps Europe Italy Rome; Maps Europe France;c.1670nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7985&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337007844.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitUtriusque Alsatiae, Ducatus Dupontii, et Spirensis Episcopatus novillima DescriptioOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 486x562 (mm), 19.13x22.13 (Inches); Map of North East France and Germany.M7986Amsterdam: Mortier(c. 1720)
USD575.0Maps Europe France; Maps Europe Germany;c. 1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7986&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337008587.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. SeutterPraefecturae Saxonicae Wurcensis Eilenbur Gensis Dubensis Geographica accuratione secundum oppida vicos pagos, vicinias descriptae, a Mattaeo Seuttero S.C.M George Aug. Vindel. Cum Privileg S.M. Pol et. Elect SaxonOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 487x560 (mm), 19.17x22.05 (Inches); Map of Central East Germany South of Berlin.M7987Germany: (c. 1740)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7987&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337012468.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. Sanson; Robert Vougandy; DelamarcheGalliarum Descriptio ex Sansonum Tabulis editis et manuscriptis excerpta etc..Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 493x668 (mm), 19.41x26.30 (Inches); Engraved by Delahaye. Large scale attractive map of France.M7988Paris: Sr. Delamarche(c.1760)
USD750.0Maps Europe France;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7988&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337013661.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitGouvernement General de L\\\'Isle de France ou font la France, le Vaois, Soissonnois, le Beauvaisis, Laonnois, la Brie, FrancoiseOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; mounted on old canvas., Size : 492x585 (mm), 19.37x23.03 (Inches); Map of Paris and the greater vicinity.<br><br>The title cartouche in the lower left supports a putti who holds up a French coat of arms. Nearby, a man washes his feet while a woman fires a bow and arrow.M7989Amsterdam: P. Mortier(c. 1728)
USD575.0Maps Europe France;c. 1728nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7989&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337015365.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]N. Sanson; S. JallotTabula nova partis meridionalis episcopatus carnutensis, ad usum serenissimi Burgundiae DucisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good with some minor discoloration, Size : 460x610 (mm), 18.11x24.02 (Inches); Map of North-Central FranceM7990Paris: H. Jaillot(c.1690)
USD475.0Maps Europe France;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7990&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337016648.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. Sanson; S. JallotLe Cercle De Westphalie divise en tous ses Estats et SouverainetesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 650x460 (mm), 25.59x18.11 (Inches); Map of Northern GermanyM7991Paris: S. Jallot(c. 1700)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7991&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337017402.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitCirculi Saxoniae Superiori Pars Meridionalis in quasunt Ducatus Saxoniae Comitatus Mansfeldiae et Voitlandiae, Landgraviat Thuringiae, Marchionatus Misniae, Principatus Anhaltinus, et Episcopatus HallensisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good; laid down on old canvas, Size : 483x566 (mm), 19.02x22.28 (Inches); Central East Germany and Czechoslovakia.<br>This map depicts the region in Eastern Germany between Hildesheim and Dresden, and Magdeburg to Coburg.M7992Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7992&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337018308.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. Sanson; S. IallotLa Basse Partie Du Cercle Du Haut Rhein divise en tous ses Estats et Souverainetes.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 457x648 (mm), 17.99x25.51 (Inches); Engraved by Cordier.<br>A map of Central Germany. Frankfurt appears at the south-center of the map.M7994Paris: (c. 1700)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7994&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337019600.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de WitNovissima et Accuratissima Archiepiscopatus et Electoratus Coloniensis Ducatuum Iuliacensis et Montensis etc...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good. Mounted on old canvas. Narrow margin at the top. , Size : 487x590 (mm), 19.17x23.23 (Inches); Map of central-western Germany. City of Cologne appears at the center of the map.M7995Amsterdam: (c. 1690)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7995&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337020278.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannDucatus Brunsuicensis in tres fuos Principatus Calenbergicum sc. Grubenhag. & Guelpherbitanum distincte divisi, nec non Episcopatus hildesiensis, etc...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 504x585 (mm), 19.84x23.03 (Inches); Map of Central Germany. Hannover appears at the center of the map.M7996Nuremburg: (c. 1740)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7996&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337020792.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannTabvla Generalis Holsatiae complectens Holsatiae Dithmarsiae Stormariae et Vagriae DvcatvsOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 482x570 (mm), 18.98x22.44 (Inches); Map of Northern Germany. City of Hamburg appears at the south of the center of the map.M7998Nuremburg: (c. 1740)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7998&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337023510.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannumLandgravia ThuringiaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 482x574 (mm), 18.98x22.60 (Inches); Map of Central Germany, the city of Erfurt appears at the center of the map. Erfurt (German pronunciation: [ˈɛʁfʊʁt][2]) is the capital city of Thuringia and the main city nearest to the geographical centre of Germany, located 100 km SW of Leipzig, 150 km N of Nuremberg and 180 km SE of HannoverM8000Nuremburg: (c. 1729)
USD500.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1729nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8000&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337024337.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HomannExactissima Palantinati ad Rhenum etc..Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 490x565 (mm), 19.29x22.24 (Inches); A map of central Germany. Frankfurt appears at the top of the map.M8001Germany: (c. 1740)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8001&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_99907507e70ecf6b940b1d1b02f8bb8d_1337025100.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Edward Elias; Oliver MasterAnimated Map of British ColumbiaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 355x250 (mm), 13.98x9.84 (Inches); Elias, Arthur Edward. Animated Map of Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. In: Oliver Master. Dominion of Canada Animated Atlas. Ottawa: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Natural Resources Intelligence Service, 1926.<br>M8019Ottawa: Department of the Interior(c. 1920)
USD175.0Maps Canada West British Columbia;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8019&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f5495c681edc1692e5e4a55661608801_1337276073.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Edward Elias; Oliver MasterAnimated Map of AlbertaPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 356x250 (mm), 14.02x9.84 (Inches); Elias, Arthur Edward. Animated Map of Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. In: Oliver Master. Dominion of Canada Animated Atlas. Ottawa: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Natural Resources Intelligence Service, 1926.<br>M8022Ottawa: Department of the Interior(c. 1920)
USD175.0Maps Canada West Alberta;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8022&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f5495c681edc1692e5e4a55661608801_1337277576.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Edward Elias; Oliver MasterAnimated Map of ManitobaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 355x250 (mm), 13.98x9.84 (Inches); Elias, Arthur Edward. Animated Map of Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. In: Oliver Master. Dominion of Canada Animated Atlas. Ottawa: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Natural Resources Intelligence Service, 1926.<br>M8023Ottawa: Department of the Interior(c. 1920)
USD175.0Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8023&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fa5cdaa57bc6d701312606421360bd67_1337277932.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Edward Elias: Oliver MasterAnimated Map of SaskatchewanPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 355x250 (mm), 13.98x9.84 (Inches); Elias, Arthur Edward. Animated Map of Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. In: Oliver Master. Dominion of Canada Animated Atlas. Ottawa: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Natural Resources Intelligence Service, 1926.<br>M8024Ottawa: Department of the Interior(c. 1920)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8024&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fa5cdaa57bc6d701312606421360bd67_1337278530.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Edward Elias; Oliver MasterAnimated map of OntarioHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 355x250 (mm), 1.38x0.98 (Inches); Elias, Arthur Edward. Animated Map of Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. In: Oliver Master. Dominion of Canada Animated Atlas. Ottawa: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Natural Resources Intelligence Service, 1926.<br>M8025Department of the Interior(c. 1920)
USD175.0Maps Canada Ontario;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8025&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fa5cdaa57bc6d701312606421360bd67_1337278818.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Edward Elias; Oliver MasterAnimated Map of Prince Edward IslandPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 355x250 (mm), 13.98x9.84 (Inches); Elias, Arthur Edward. Animated Map of Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. In: Oliver Master. Dominion of Canada Animated Atlas. Ottawa: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Natural Resources Intelligence Service, 1926.<br>M8026Ottawa: Department of the Interior(c. 1920)
USD175.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8026&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fa5cdaa57bc6d701312606421360bd67_1337281613.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur Edward Elias: Oliver MasterAnimated Map of Nova ScotiaPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 355x250 (mm), 13.98x9.84 (Inches); Elias, Arthur Edward. Animated Map of Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. In: Oliver Master. Dominion of Canada Animated Atlas. Ottawa: Canada. Dept. of the Interior, Natural Resources Intelligence Service, 1926.<br><br>In the 1920s, the Canadian Department of the Interior eagerly publicized Canada in an effort to attract tourists. One way to accomplish this was to prepare “animated” maps of the various provinces,M8028Ottawa: Department of Interior(c. 1920)
USD175.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8028&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fa5cdaa57bc6d701312606421360bd67_1337282145.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph Bouchette; Engraved by J. WalkerMap of the Provinces of Upper & Lower Canada with the adjacent parts of the United States of America &c. Compiled from the latest surveys and adjusted from the most recent and approved astronomical observations by Joseph Bouchette. ;His Royal Highness George Agustus Frederick Prince of Wales Duke of Cornwall and Prince Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland; This Map is with His Royal Highness\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' Special Permission, most gratefully Dedicated by A Faithful and Zealous Canadian Subject, and His Royal Highness most Obedient and most devoted Servant Joseph Bouchette, His Magesty\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Surveyor General of the Province of Lower canada and Lieut. Colonel C.M.Hand Colored, Some skillful restorations,the lower half with slight darkening, the map is laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation otherwise very good. , Size : 751x625 (mm), 29.57x24.61 (Inches); This large scale and rare map is composed of two large sheets of Western and Eastern sheets. This is the Western part of the map, the Eastern part is lacking. At the top It has the inset view: \"View of the Grand Portage on Lake Superior\". Dedication statement to the Prince Regent is at lower left. Roads, cos, districts and relief are shown. The map is extraordinarily elegant and very detailed, Bouchette\'s work as surveyor general must have instilled an obsession with the accuracy and fineness in him. The engraving was done by the Walker firm in London <br><br>Detailed and important map of the Upper Canada together with the American Midwest and the Old Northwest, great lakes regions. The various frontier forts are shown, as are Indian villages, white settlements, etc. It includes numerous interesting notations particularly relating to navigation in the Great Lakes and portages throughout the region. With an inset view of the Grand Portage on Lake Superior appears at the top of the map. <br><br><br>This map is part of an atlas of three maps on 13 sheets: the large map of Lower Canada on ten sheets ( size 133x307); the map of Upper and Lower Canada on two sheets ,( size 76x123); and the single sheet map of Gaspe (size 40x48). These maps were intended to accompany Bouchette\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Topographical Description of Lower Canada <br><br>The detail and graphic elegance of these large maps are the equal (or perhaps the superior) of any of the contemporary maps of such a large scale. <br><br>Bouchette\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s work as Surveyor General must have instilled in him an obsession with the accuracy and fineness of detail that one sees in these maps., Winearls 50; Farrell, p. 157-158; cf Sabin 6849; Holmden 581 and 2934; TMC 36, p.15; Thomson , Men and Meridians, p. 264-269; Not in Phillips.M8066London: William Faden(c. 1815)
USD7500.0Maps Canada; Maps Canada Ontario; Maps United States Mid; Maps United States Mid; Maps United States Mid; Maps United States Mid; Maps United States Mid; Maps North America Great Lakes;c. 1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8066&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337984080.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolaus de BruynCarmina cum siluasy tra Eunt ot sexa firas Quidnon, dura Licit, moztalia cozda moubunt (Orpheus Playing, Surrounded by Animals)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 440x640 (mm), 17.32x25.20 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, Some skillful restorations, mounted on acid free canvas for long term preservation, otherwise good.; Nicolaes de Bruyn was the son of Abraham De Bruyn, and was born at Antwerp about 1570. He appears to have studied and to have formed his manner from the works of Lucas van Leyden. His compositions are abundant, but he wanted taste in the selection of his forms. He finished his plates very neatly with the graver. His works possess considerable merit. He died at Amsterdam in 1656.<br><br>Orpheus was a legendary musician, poet, and prophet in ancient Greek religion and myth. The major stories about him are centered on his ability to charm all living things and even stones with his music; his attempt to retrieve his wife, Eurydice, from the underworld; and his death at the hands of those who could not hear his divine music. As an archetype of the inspired singer, Orpheus is one of the most significant figures in the reception of classical mythology in Western culture, portrayed or alluded to in countless forms of art and popular culture including poetry, opera, and painting.P3204Antwerp: (c.1602)
USD2500.0Natural History Others;c.1602nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3204&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7afdff6f9712a57cd39522cb52f802d9_1336073538.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DanielNouvelle Regles De La Poule A Deux Billes, Redigees d\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'apres les avis des plus forts Joueurs particulierment des Lieurs & Publiees par P. Charles Chereau, Fabricant de Billards, Brevete du Roi. (Billiards)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 435x492 (mm), 17.13x19.37 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good, a few short marginal tears, mounted on acid free paper for long term preservation.; An important French billiard broadside dated 1830 (545 x 480 mm) engraved by Daniel, with Chereau\\\\\\\'s imprint and blind stamp in the lower right corner.P3206France: Charles Chereau(c.1830)
USD2500.0Sports Billiard;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3206&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7afdff6f9712a57cd39522cb52f802d9_1336074306.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]KunikaneActor Iwai Kumesaburo as woman squatting and holding a maskJapanese wood block, Image Size : 257x375 (mm), 10.12x14.76 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Colored in the plate., Very Good; This picture is a Ukiyo-e wood-block print often called Hanga in Japan. <br><br>Kunikane (active: c. 1810-c.1830) He was a pupil of the first Toyokuni, who worked in Utagawa styleP3209Japan: (c.1810-1830)
USD750.0Japanese Prints;c.1810-1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3209&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7afdff6f9712a57cd39522cb52f802d9_1336408630.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Second ToyokuniCourtesan strolling under the cherry-blossom boughs; poem in the fan-shaped cartouche.Japanese Wood Block, Image Size : 257x375 (mm), 10.12x14.76 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good; This picture is a Ukiyo-e wood-block print often called Hanga in Japan. <br><br>Early in his career he was known as Toyoshige and studied with the first Toyokuni. After the death of the first Toyokuni in 1825, he changed his own artistic name to the second Toyokuni.P3210Japan: (c. 1826)
USD750.0Japanese Prints;c. 1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3210&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7afdff6f9712a57cd39522cb52f802d9_1336408396.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sam ProutDoge\\\'s Palace and Central Square, VeniceSteel Engraving, Image Size : 380x572 (mm), 14.96x22.52 (Inches), Platemark Size : 524x676 (mm), 20.63x26.61 (Inches), Paper Size : 547x700 (mm), 21.54x27.56 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine view of Doge\\\'s Palace and Central Square by the prominent Victorian painter Samuel Prout and engraved by Le Keux.P3213London: F.G. Moon(c.1834)
USD1500.0Views Europe Italy;c.1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_43e96db41f801561faaf83e9b7784a0f_1337187669.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. Napier HenryThe Last Reef DownPhotogravure, Image Size : 417x755 (mm), 16.42x29.72 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 540x804 (mm), 21.26x31.65 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine British sail boating print published at the turn of the Century. Beautifully hand colored. The scene depicts the challenges and drama involved in navigating the sailboat.P3215London: Frost & Reed(c.1908)
USD1500.0Sports Yachting;c.1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3215&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d7512782008ca79543cd14c6a067aeec_1337010226.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edmond Du SommerardInterieur de la Cour du Palais Ducal, a Venis... (Venice)Lithograph, A. Godard, Image Size : 298x441 (mm), 11.73x17.36 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 340x533 (mm), 13.39x20.98 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine depiction of the interior of the Palace of Ducal in Venice.P3217Venice: (c.1840)
USD1250.0Views Europe Italy;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4d2be89e3e3380331ab8d0101ea7d368_1337102588.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giacomo CasaAsia - Persia; Costumes plates LII, LIII; Court Scenes plates L. XLIX, LIV,; Nobility LI.Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 298x402 (mm), 11.73x15.83 (Inches), Paper Size : 600x635 (mm), 23.62x25.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A series of six fine depictions of 19th Century Persian scenes and costumes, court scenes, and nobility. <br><br>They are priced $575 each.P3218Italy: (c. 1840)
USD575.0Costumes; Views Asia Iran;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3218&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4d2be89e3e3380331ab8d0101ea7d368_1337104974.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LachausseeEcclesiae Sancti Marci Prospectus et urbis Venetorium Canalis magni Aspectus; L\'Eglise St. Marc et le grand Canal de Venise.Copper Engraving, Daumont, Image Size : 240x403 (mm), 9.45x15.87 (Inches), Platemark Size : 268x425 (mm), 10.55x16.73 (Inches), Paper Size : 296x446 (mm), 11.65x17.56 (Inches), Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good; A fine depiction of the Palace of Ducal and the Grand CanalP3220Paris: (c. 1770)
USD575.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1770nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3220&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4d2be89e3e3380331ab8d0101ea7d368_1337106611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LaurenziVenezia (Venice)Etching & Aquatint, Image Size : 322x489 (mm), 12.68x19.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 330x496 (mm), 12.99x19.53 (Inches), Paper Size : 480x608 (mm), 18.90x23.94 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A Romantic view of Venice at dusk.P3222Venice: (c. 1920)
USD750.0Views Europe Italy;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3222&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_43e96db41f801561faaf83e9b7784a0f_1337110761.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fullarton, Archibald & Co.Scenery and Animated Life Guayana IILithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 197x263 (mm), 7.76x10.35 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3239London: A. Fullarton & Co.()
USD150.0Views South America;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337965947.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fullarton, Archibald & Co.Scenery and Animated Life IcelandLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 258x194 (mm), 10.16x7.64 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3240London: A. Fullarton & Co.(c. 1850)
USD150.0Views Arctic & Antarctic; Views Europe Scandinavia;c. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3240&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337966398.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fullarton, Archibald & Co.Scenery and Animated Life Ceylon IILithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 265x282 (mm), 10.43x11.10 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3241London: A. Fullarton & Co.()
USD150.0Natural History Birds; Costumes;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3241&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337969947.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fullarton, Archibald & Co.Scenery and Animated life Ceylon 1Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 265x198 (mm), 10.43x7.80 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3242London: A. Fullarton & Co.()
USD150.0Views Asia Ceylon (Sri Lanka);nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3242&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337970140.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fullarton, Archibald & Co.Scenery and Animated Life BorneoLithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 165x198 (mm), 6.50x7.80 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3243A. Fullarton & Co.()
USD150.0Views Asia Indonesia;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337970347.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William E. LoganGeological Survey of Canada / Index to the Plans Showing the Explorations on the North Shore of Lake Huron. And thence Eastward to the Ottawa.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 193x480 (mm), 7.60x18.90 (Inches)M7097Montreal: Geological Survey of Canada(c. 1860)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing; Maps Canada Ontario North Sudbury;c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7097&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e32ebb318fa555d724637177df253ccb_1270849900.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Richardson ArrhThe Monastic Ruins of Yorkshire From Drawings by William Richardson Arrh. With Historical Descriptions by the Rev. Edward Churton. M.A. Lithographed by George Hawkins.Original green half morocco with matching marbled boards. 6 raised bands in 7 compartments, tooled gilt rules, tooled gilt lettering and elaborate design on the spine, marbled free and pasted end papers, Edges gilt, all plates are clean and crisp and beautifully hand colored, A very handsome and fine set in original dark green half morocco. Frontispiece with a small library stamp on the lower right corner of the margin not affecting the plate. , Large Folio: 450mm x 606m, P. Vol1: Blank, Frontis, Title, Contents (1), Intro (v-ix), 11-56, blank; Vol 2: Blank, Frontis, Blank, 57-88, blank., Illustrated with 55 hand colored full page plates, 25 half page plates, and one map, 2 frontispieces. , Volume : Two Volumes; An architectural and landscape engraver , George Hawkins (1809-1852) turned his attention to lithography, in which he was very successful. He was frequently employed by architects in colouring their designs for various edifices, many of which were exhitibted in the architectural room of the Royal Academy. One of his most important undertakings was a series of lithographs of the “Monastic Ruins of Yorkshire” from sketches made by W. Richardson. For the above projects he worked closely with prominent printers Day and Hague which were also the printers for the celebrated works of David Roberts of Holyland and Egypt.<br>Abbey (248), DNB.<br>, Abbey (248, 381), DNB.B4090York: Robert Sunter(c.1843)
USD12500.0Book Plate Books General;Book Europe England;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4090&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1debaaa2ac9ea5d510b3a8c922d71bba_1332964953.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jane AustenPride and Prejudice The World’s Popular ClassicsPeriod full black morocco with tooled gilt lettering on front and spine. Rebacked skillfully. , In very good condition. With some contemporary notes written in the margins., 8vo (123mm x 186mm)B4226Books Inc(c. 1920)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c. 1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4226&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_ec9c2585a908c55ebdadd8f1d76b2874_1340650118.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir Alexander MackenzieVoyages From Montreal, on the River St.Laurence, through the Continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans; in the years 1789 and 1793.Rebacked skillfully saving the original tree calf boards, with decorative gilt rules. Elaborate tooled gilt design on the spine. <br><br>, In very good condition. , 8vo: (122mm x 210mm), P.Map,Title, Dedication, Preface (v-viii), 1-295., Illustrated with a large fold out, black & white map of America.<br>B4230G.F. Hopkins(c. 1802)
USD1500.0Book Voyages General; Book Canada General; Book Arctic & Antarctic General;c. 1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sandford FlemingSurvey and Premliminary Operations Canadian Pacific Railway. Report by Sandford Fleming Engineer in Chief. Addressed to The Hon. Alexander Mackenzie, Minister of Public Works, Canada.Original diced cloth boards with blind tooled rules and tooled gilt lettering on front and spine.Tooled gilt emblem on spine. , Worn, lacks two maps otherwise good. , 4to (165mm x 250mm ) , Illustrated with a few charts and graphs, one foldout.B4232Public Works, Canada(c.1877)
USD125.0Book Canada General; Book Transportation Railway;c.1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4232&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jalal-ad- Din RumiMathnavi Ma’navi, Persian & Sufi poetryRebacked with brown gilt decorated morocco. , , some soiling towards beginning, small repairs, black shagreen gilt.<br><br>A fine copy <br>, 8vo (115mm x 200mm), Persian manuscript on white and grey coloured paper, 500 leaves, 2 leaves left blank at end, 18 lines to the page written in two columns of neat naskh script in black ink, and 22 lines written diagonally by the same hand in the outer margin of each page, double intercolumnar rules in gold, margins ruled in blue and gold, catchwords, headings written in naskh script in red, 5 illuminated headpieces in colours and gold; Jalāl ad-Dīn Muḥammad Balkhī , also known asJalāl ad-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī and popularly known asMevlānā in Turkey and Mawlānā in Iran and Afghanistan but known to the English-speaking world simply as Rumi (30 September 1207 – 17 December 1273) was a 13th-century Persian Muslim poet, jurist, theologian, and Sufi mystic. Rūmī is a descriptive name meaning \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Roman\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" since he lived most of his life in an area called \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Rûm\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" (then under the control of Seljuq dynasty) because it was once ruled by the Eastern Roman Empire. He was born in the province of Balkh in the greater Persian cultural sphere of Khorasan, the easternmost province of Persia and was part of the Khwarezmian Empire where his father was an appointed scholar.<br>His birthplace and native language both indicate a Persian heritage. His father decided to migrate westwards due to quarrels between different dynasties in Khorasan and fear of the impending Mongol cataclysm. Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s family traveled west, first performing the Hajj and eventually settling in the Anatolian city Konya (capital of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, in present-day Turkey). This was where he lived most of his life, and here he composed one of the crowning glories of Persian literature which profoundly affected the culture of the area. <br>He also spent a great deal of his life under the Sultanate of Rum, where he produced his works and died in 1273 AD. He was buried in Konya and his shrine became a place of pilgrimage.When his father died, Rumi, aged twenty-five, inherited his position as the Islamic molvi. For nine years, Rumi practiced Sufism as a disciple of Burhan ud-Din until the latter died in 1240 or 1241. Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s public life then began: he became an Islamic Jurist, issuing fatwas and giving sermons in the mosques of Konya. He also served as a Molvi (Islamic teacher) and taught his adherents in the madrassa.<br>During this period, Rumi also traveled to Damascus and is said to have spent four years there. It was his meeting with the dervish Shams-e Tabrizi on 15 November 1244 that completely changed his life. From an accomplished teacher and jurist, Rumi was transformed into an ascetic. Shams had traveled throughout the Middle East searching and praying for someone who could \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"endure my company\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". A voice said to him, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"What will you give in return?\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" Shams replied, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"My head!\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" The voice then said, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"The one you seek is Jalal ud-Din of Konya.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" On the night of 5 December 1248, as Rumi and Shams were talking, Shams was called to the back door. He went out, never to be seen again <br>Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s love for, and his bereavement at the death of, Shams found their expression in an outpouring lyric poems, Divan-e Shams-e Tabrizi. He himself went out searching for Shams and journeyed again to Damascus. There, he realized:<br>Why should I seek? I am the same as<br>He. His essence speaks through me.<br>I have been looking for myself! <br><br>Mewlana had been spontaneously composing ghazals (Persian poems), and these had been collected in the Divan-i Kabir or Diwan Shams Tabrizi. The general theme of Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s thought, like that of other mystic and Sufi poets of Persian literature, is essentially that of the concept of tawhīd – union with his beloved (the primal root) from which/whom he has been cut off and become aloof – and his longing and desire to restore it. The Masnavi weaves fables, scenes from everyday life, Qur\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'anic revelations and exegesis, and metaphysics into a vast and intricate tapestry. In the East, it is said of him that he was \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"not a prophet — but surely, he has brought a scripture\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". Rumi believed passionately in the use of music, poetry and dance as a path for reaching God. His poetry is often divided into various categories: the quatrains (rubayāt) and odes (ghazal) of the Divan, the six books of the Masnavi. The prose works are divided into The Discourses, The Letters, and the Seven Sermons.<br>Poetic works<br>Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s major work is the Maṭnawīye Ma\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'nawī (Spiritual Couplets), a six-volume poem regarded by some Sufis as the Persian-language Qur\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'an. It is considered by many to be one of the greatest works of mystical poetry. It contains approximately 27000 lines of Persian poetry. Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s other major work is the Dīwān-e Kabīr (Great Work) or Diwan-e Shams-e Tabrizi|Dīwān-e Shams-e Tabrīzī (The Works of Shams of Tabriz; named in honor of Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s master Shams. Besides approximately 35000 Persian couplets and 2000 Persian quatrains, the Divan contains 90 Ghazals and 19 quatrains in Arabic, a couple of dozen or so couplets in Turkish (mainly macaronic poems of mixed Persian and Turkish) and 14 couplets in Greek (all of them in three macaronic poems of Greek-Persian). <br><br>Prose works<br> Fihi Ma Fihi (In It What\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s in It, Persian: provides a record of seventy-one talks and lectures given by Rumi on various occasions to his disciples. It was compiled from the notes of his various disciples, so Rumi did not author the work directly. An English translation from the Persian was first published by A.J. Arberry as Discourses of Rumi (New York: Samuel Weiser, 1972), and a translation of the second book by Wheeler Thackston, Sign of the Unseen(Putney, VT: Threshold Books, 1994).<br> Majāles-e Sab\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'a (Seven Sessions, Persian: contains seven Persian sermons (as the name implies) or lectures given in seven different assemblies. The sermons themselves give a commentary on the deeper meaning of Qur\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'an and Hadeeth. The sermons also include quotations from poems of Sana\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'i, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Attar, and other poets, including Rumi himself. As Aflakī relates, after Shams-e Tabrīzī, Rumi gave sermons at the request of notables, especially Salāh al-Dīn Zarkūb. <br> Makatib (The Letters, Persian: is the book containing Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s letters in Persian to his disciples, family members, and men of state and of influence. The letters testify that Rumi kept very busy helping family members and administering a community of disciples that had grown up around them.<br><br>Philosophical Outlook<br>Rumi was an evolutionary thinker in the sense that he believed that the spirit after devolution from the divine Ego undergoes an evolutionary process by which it comes nearer and nearer to the same divine Ego. All matter in the universe obeys this law and this movement is due to an inbuilt urge (which Rumi calls \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"love\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\") to evolve and seek enjoinment with the divinity from which it has emerged. Evolution into a human being from an animal is only one stage in this process. The doctrine of the Fall of Adam is reinterpreted as the devolution of the Ego from the universal ground of divinity and is a universal, cosmic phenomenon. The French philosopher Henri Bergson\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s idea of life being creative and evolutionary is similar, though unlike Bergson, Rumi believes that there is a specific goal to the process: the attainment of God. For Rumi, God is the ground as well as the goal of all existence.<br> However Rumi need not be considered a biological evolutionary creationist. In view of the fact that Rumi lived hundreds of years before Darwin, and was least interested in scientific theories, it is probable to conclude that he does not deal with biological evolution at all. Rather he is concerned with the spiritual evolution of a human being: Man not conscious of God is akin to an animal and true consciousness makes him divine. Nicholson has seen this as a Neo-Platonic doctrine: the universal soul working through the various spheres of being, a doctrine introduced into Islam by Muslim philosophers like Al Farabi and being related at the same time to Ibn Sina\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s idea of love as the magnetically working power by which life is driven into an upward trend. <br>Rumi was a philosopher and mystic of Islam. His doctrine advocates unlimited tolerance, positive reasoning, goodness, charity and awareness through love. To him and to his disciples all religions are more or less truth. Looking with the same eye on Muslim, Jew and Christian alike, his peaceful and tolerant teaching has appealed to people of all sects and creeds. Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s works are written in the New Persian language. A Persian literary renaissance (in the 8th/9th century) started in regions of Sistan, Khorāsān and Transoxiana and by the 10th/11th century, it reinforced the Persian language as the preferred literary and cultural language in the Persian Islamic world. Rumi\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s importance is considered to transcend national and ethnic borders. His original works are widely read in their original language across the Persian-speaking world. Translations of his works are very popular in other countries. His poetry has influenced Persian literature as well as Urdu, Punjabi and other Pakistani languages written in Perso/Arabic script e.g. Pashto and Sindhi. His poems have been widely translated into many of the world\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s languages and transposed into variouB4233(c. 1694)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4233&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e9775c38a65a67bcbe2d2fa721a6f9ef_1341778952.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Baha’u’llahKitab-I Iqan, a Baha’i TextOriginal full brown morocco binding with blind tooled decorative rules.<br>Persian and Arabic manuscript on paper, 141 leaves, incomplete at end, 15 lines to the page written in a neat naskh script in black with Arabic text written in red.<br>, Ink smudging on second page, Minor discoloration, occaisional light staining, worn, stamp impression of the Kaveh Library.; An early important manuscript of this major work of Baha’u’llah the prophet founder of the Baha’i Faith. The fact that the book is incomplete is probably an indication that the scriber did not have access to the last part of the book considering that this copy is written shortly after the revealing of the original text. <br><br><br>The Kitáb-i-Íqán (\\\\\\\"The Book of Certitude\\\\\\\") is one of many books held sacred by followers of the Bahá\\\\\\\'í Faith; it is the second most important work after The Most Holy Book the Kitab-i-Aqdas by the pen of Baha’u’llah. One Bahá\\\\\\\'í scholar states that it can be regarded as the \\\\\\\"most influential Quran commentary in Persian outside the Muslim world,\\\\\\\" because of its international audience. It is sometimes referred to as the Book of Iqan or simply The Iqan.<br>The work was composed partly in Persian and partly in Arabic in 1861 when He was living as an exile in Baghdad, then in a province of the Ottoman Empire. The Íqán constitutes a major theological work of Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh, and hence of the Bahá\\\\\\\'í Faith. It is sometimes referred to as the completion of the Persian Bayán by The Bab (the forerunner of Baha’u’llah). When it was lithographed in Bombay in 1882, it was the first work of Bahá\\\\\\\'í scripture to be published. It was first translated into English in 1904, one of the first works of Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh to appear in English. Shoghi Effendi (Baha’u’llah’s great grandson), who retranslated the work into English in 1931, referred to the work as follows:<br>A model of Persian prose, of a style at once original, chaste and vigorous, and remarkably lucid, both cogent in argument and matchless in its irresistible eloquence, this Book, setting forth in outline the Grand Redemptive Scheme of God, occupies a position unequalled by any work in the entire range of Bahá\\\\\\\'í literature, except the Kitáb-i-Aqdas, Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh\\\\\\\'s Most Holy Book. <br><br>This book is written in response to the uncle of the Báb, Ḥájí Mírzá Siyyid Muḥammad. He had been perplexed to hear that the promised one of the Islam was his own nephew. When he was told that this was the same objection voiced by the uncle of the prophet of Islam, he was shaken and decided to investigate the matter. In 1861 he traveled to Karbila, Iraq, to visit his brother, Ḥájí Mírzá Ḥasan-\\\\\\\'Alí, and then went to Baghdad to meet Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh. There he posed four questions about the signs of the appearance of the promised one in writing to Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh. The 200 pages (in original languages) of the Kitáb-i-Íqán were written in the course of at most two days and two nights in reply about January 15, 1861. <br>The book is in two parts: the first part deals with the foundational discourse that divine revelation is progressive and religions are related to one another, with each major monotheistic religion accepting the previous ones and, often in veiled terms, prophesying the advent of the next one. Since the questioner is a Muslim, Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh uses verses from the Bible to show how a Christian could interpret his own sacred texts in allegorical terms to come to believe in the next dispensation. By extension the same method of interpretation can be used for a Muslim to see the validity of the claims of the Báb. The second and larger part of the book is the substantive discourse and deals with specific proofs, both theological and logical, of the mission of the Báb. One of the best-known and best-loved passages of this part is known as the \\\\\\\"Tablet of the True Seeker.\\\\\\\"<br><br>Shoghi Effendi has offered the following lengthy description of the book\\\\\\\'s content:<br>Within a compass of two hundred pages it proclaims unequivocally the existence and oneness of a personal God, unknowable, inaccessible, the source of all Revelation, eternal, omniscient, omnipresent and almighty; asserts the relativity of religious truth and the continuity of Divine Revelation; affirms the unity of the Prophets, the universality of their Message, the identity of their fundamental teachings, the sanctity of their scriptures, and the twofold character of their stations; denounces the blindness and perversity of the divines and doctors of every age; cites and elucidates the allegorical passages of the New Testament, the abstruse verses of the Qur\\\\\\\'án, and the cryptic Muhammadan traditions which have bred those age-long misunderstandings, doubts and animosities that have sundered and kept apart the followers of the world\\\\\\\'s leading religious systems; enumerates the essential prerequisites for the attainment by every true seeker of the object of his quest; demonstrates the validity, the sublimity and significance of the Báb\\\\\\\'s Revelation; acclaims the heroism and detachment of His disciples; foreshadows, and prophesies the world-wide triumph of the Revelation promised to the people of the Bayán; upholds the purity and innocence of the Virgin Mary; glorifies the Imams of the Faith of Muhammad; celebrates the martyrdom, and lauds the spiritual sovereignty, of the Imam Husayn; unfolds the meaning of such symbolic terms as \\\\\\\"Return,\\\\\\\" \\\\\\\"Resurrection,\\\\\\\" \\\\\\\"Seal of the Prophets\\\\\\\" and \\\\\\\"Day of Judgment\\\\\\\"; adumbrates and distinguishes between the three stages of Divine Revelation; and expatiates, in glowing terms, upon the glories and wonders of the \\\\\\\"City of God,\\\\\\\" renewed, at fixed intervals, by the dispensation of Providence, for the guidance, the benefit and salvation of all mankind. Well may it be claimed that of all the books revealed by the Author of the Bahá\\\\\\\'í Revelation, this Book alone, by sweeping away the age-long barriers that have so insurmountably separated the great religions of the world, has laid down a broad and unassailable foundation for the complete and permanent reconciliation of their followers. <br>B4234(c. 1865-1880)
USD3750.0Book Religious Baha\\\\\\\'i Faith;c. 1865-1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4234&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e9775c38a65a67bcbe2d2fa721a6f9ef_1341778506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Baha’u’llahKitab-i Iqan, a Baha’i text.Original brown and red full morocco binding with blind tooled decorative rules.<br><br>Persian and Arabic manuscript on paper, 140 leaves, 19 lines to the page written in a neat naskh script in black ink, significant words picked out in red, catchwords in wide margins, slight waterstaining restricted to outer margins, brown morocco., A very good copy of this important religious and historical work., 8vo (115mm x 195mm),; Text was composed in Baghdad in AH 1278/AD 1861-62.<br>The manuscript bears two notes: one of possession by a certain Badi Baha’I (Badi’ullah Agah) on 29th safar 1329/1st March 1911, with his seal impression; and another presenting it to a certain Fazl’ali Khan in AH 1338/AD 1919-20.<br><br><br>The Kitáb-i-Íqán (\\\\\\\"The Book of Certitude\\\\\\\") is one of many books held sacred by followers of the Bahá\\\\\\\'í Faith; it is the second most important work after The Most Holy Book the Kitab-i-Aqdas by the pen of Baha’u’llah. One Bahá\\\\\\\'í scholar states that it can be regarded as the \\\\\\\"most influential Quran commentary in Persian outside the Muslim world,\\\\\\\" because of its international audience. It is sometimes referred to as the Book of Iqan or simply The Iqan.<br>The work was composed partly in Persian and partly in Arabic in 1861 when He was living as an exile in Baghdad, then in a province of the Ottoman Empire. The Íqán constitutes a major theological work of Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh, and hence of the Bahá\\\\\\\'í Faith. It is sometimes referred to as the completion of the Persian Bayán by The Bab (the forerunner of Baha’u’llah). When it was lithographed in Bombay in 1882, it was the first work of Bahá\\\\\\\'í scripture to be published. It was first translated into English in 1904, one of the first works of Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh to appear in English. Shoghi Effendi (Baha’u’llah’s great grandson), who retranslated the work into English in 1931, referred to the work as follows:<br>A model of Persian prose, of a style at once original, chaste and vigorous, and remarkably lucid, both cogent in argument and matchless in its irresistible eloquence, this Book, setting forth in outline the Grand Redemptive Scheme of God, occupies a position unequalled by any work in the entire range of Bahá\\\\\\\'í literature, except the Kitáb-i-Aqdas, Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh\\\\\\\'s Most Holy Book. <br><br>This book is written in response to the uncle of the Báb, Ḥájí Mírzá Siyyid Muḥammad. He had been perplexed to hear that the promised one of the Islam was his own nephew. When he was told that this was the same objection voiced by the uncle of the prophet of Islam, he was shaken and decided to investigate the matter. In 1861 he traveled to Karbila, Iraq, to visit his brother, Ḥájí Mírzá Ḥasan-\\\\\\\'Alí, and then went to Baghdad to meet Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh. There he posed four questions about the signs of the appearance of the promised one in writing to Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh. The 200 pages (in original languages) of the Kitáb-i-Íqán were written in the course of at most two days and two nights in reply about January 15, 1861. <br>The book is in two parts: the first part deals with the foundational discourse that divine revelation is progressive and religions are related to one another, with each major monotheistic religion accepting the previous ones and, often in veiled terms, prophesying the advent of the next one. Since the questioner is a Muslim, Bahá\\\\\\\'u\\\\\\\'lláh uses verses from the Bible to show how a Christian could interpret his own sacred texts in allegorical terms to come to believe in the next dispensation. By extension the same method of interpretation can be used for a Muslim to see the validity of the claims of the Báb. The second and larger part of the book is the substantive discourse and deals with specific proofs, both theological and logical, of the mission of the Báb. One of the best-known and best-loved passages of this part is known as the \\\\\\\"Tablet of the True Seeker.\\\\\\\"<br><br>Shoghi Effendi has offered the following lengthy description of the book\\\\\\\'s content:<br>Within a compass of two hundred pages it proclaims unequivocally the existence and oneness of a personal God, unknowable, inaccessible, the source of all Revelation, eternal, omniscient, omnipresent and almighty; asserts the relativity of religious truth and the continuity of Divine Revelation; affirms the unity of the Prophets, the universality of their Message, the identity of their fundamental teachings, the sanctity of their scriptures, and the twofold character of their stations; denounces the blindness and perversity of the divines and doctors of every age; cites and elucidates the allegorical passages of the New Testament, the abstruse verses of the Qur\\\\\\\'án, and the cryptic Muhammadan traditions which have bred those age-long misunderstandings, doubts and animosities that have sundered and kept apart the followers of the world\\\\\\\'s leading religious systems; enumerates the essential prerequisites for the attainment by every true seeker of the object of his quest; demonstrates the validity, the sublimity and significance of the Báb\\\\\\\'s Revelation; acclaims the heroism and detachment of His disciples; foreshadows, and prophesies the world-wide triumph of the Revelation promised to the people of the Bayán; upholds the purity and innocence of the Virgin Mary; glorifies the Imams of the Faith of Muhammad; celebrates the martyrdom, and lauds the spiritual sovereignty, of the Imam Husayn; unfolds the meaning of such symbolic terms as \\\\\\\"Return,\\\\\\\" \\\\\\\"Resurrection,\\\\\\\" \\\\\\\"Seal of the Prophets\\\\\\\" and \\\\\\\"Day of Judgment\\\\\\\"; adumbrates and distinguishes between the three stages of Divine Revelation; and expatiates, in glowing terms, upon the glories and wonders of the \\\\\\\"City of God,\\\\\\\" renewed, at fixed intervals, by the dispensation of Providence, for the guidance, the benefit and salvation of all mankind. Well may it be claimed that of all the books revealed by the Author of the Bahá\\\\\\\'í Revelation, this Book alone, by sweeping away the age-long barriers that have so insurmountably separated the great religions of the world, has laid down a broad and unassailable foundation for the complete and permanent reconciliation of their followers. <br><br>B4235()
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USD150.0Book Literature English; Book Europe Ireland;c. 2003nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Book Literature English;c.1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arnold BennettThe Old Wives’ TaleFull Publisher’s Cloth, Cover is slightly faded and worn, but otherwise in good condition. , 8vo (190mm x 120mm); In slipcase with gold lettering of title and author.<br><br>Enoch Arnold Bennett (27 May 1867 – 27 March 1931) was an English writer. He is best known as a novelist, but he also worked in other fields such as journalism, propaganda and film.<br>B4244Chapman and Hall LTD.(c. 1908)
USD125.0Book Literature English;c. 1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4244&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Victor HugoOeuvres de Victor Hugo: Religion et Religion, L’Ane, Le Pape, La Pitie Supreme, Alpes et Pyrenees, Choses Vues; Bug-Jargal; Les chants du crepusculeDark contemporary burgundy Morocco with matching marble. Marbled pasted and free endpapers., Fine set in decorative binding. , 8vo (180 mm x 120mm) , P. 260., Volume : 6 volumes; Together with Bug-Jargal. C. 1832 Second Edition. J Hetzel & Cie. P. 183; <br>Together with Les chants du crepuscule. C 1835. J Hetzel & Cie. <br><br> Ex. Libre Abel E. Berland.<br><br>Victor Hugo, in full Victor-Marie Hugo (26 February 1802 – 22 May 1885) was a French poet, novelist, and dramatist who was the most important of the French Romantic writers. Though regarded in France as one of that country’s greatest poets, he is better known abroad for such novels as Notre-Dame de Paris (1831) and Les Misérables (1862).B4245J Hetzel & Cie(c. 1839)
USD750.0Book Literature General; Book Europe France;c. 1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Europe Scandinavia; Book Voyages General;c.1850.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Biography; Book Europe France; Book Military Napoleon; Book Bindings, Sets;c.1894.noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD750.0Book Religious Christianity Bibles General;c. 1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD75.0Book Natural History Birds; Book Bibliography & Reference Books;c. 1941nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4250&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henrich MayrMalerische Ansichten aus dem Orient gesammelt auf der Reise Sr. Hoheit des Herrn Herzogs Maximilian in Bayern nach Nubien, Aegypten, Palastina, Syrien und MaltaOriginal quarter calf with matching marbled boards. <br>Flat spine in 5 compartments with gilt design. <br>, A fine example of this rare illustrated book in superb full coloring. Text and plates are mostly clean. , Folio (375mm x 495mm), P. Blank, Title, Plates. , Illustrated with Title Page and 60 other superb hand colored plates separated into 10 sections of 6. Each section is separated by a leaf describing each print in both German and French. <br><br>The plates are by F. Kaiser after Mayr. <br>; This is a pictorial record of the journey of Maximilian of Barvaria through Egypt, Palestine and Lebanon in 1838., Graesse IV 457; Hilmy II pg 26; Hiler 578B4251Leipzig: published by the editor; Paris: Tittner & Goupil; Leipz(c.1838)
USD10000.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Africa Egypt; Book Asia Middle East Holy Land;c.1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4251&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_5c39c8f676b87aa206d03582d39a979a_1342735128.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Munster, Sebastian[Map of Cairo]Black & White, Very Good, Size : 235x387 (mm), 9.25x15.25 (Inches); The Cosmographia by Sebastian Münster (1488 – 1552) from 1544 is the earliest German description of the world. It had numerous editions in different languages including Latin, French (translated by François de Belleforest), Italian, English, and even Czech. The last German edition was published in 1628, long after his death. The Cosmographia was one of the most successful and popular books of the 16th century. It passed through 24 editions in 100 years. This success was due to the fascinating woodcuts (some by Hans Holbein the Younger, Urs Graf, Hans Rudolph Manuel Deutsch, and David Kandel). It was most important in reviving geography in 16th century Europe.<br><br>German TextM2153Basle: (c.1570)
USD750.0Maps Africa North Egypt; Maps City Maps;c.1570nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD375.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland; Maps Canada East Nova Scotia;c.1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2613&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343744995.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theodore de BryOccidentalis Americae partis, vel earum Regionum quas Christophorus Columbus…Black & White, Strong rich impression, very Good, lower margin expertly extended hardly noticeable , Size : 340x450 (mm), 13.375x17.75 (Inches); This spectacular map illustrates the region traveled by Girolamo Benzoni between the years 1541 and 1556. Centered on the disproportionately large islands of the Caribbean, the map also provides an early delineation of Florida derived from that of le Moyne and is one of the earliest maps to detail northern South America. The islands of the Bahamas are noticeably too large and placed considerably north of their true location. Various legends on the map mark the four voyages of Columbus and make an early mention of the Gulf Stream. De Bry\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s extraordinary engraving skill and artful style are very evident with the large elaborate cartouche, coat of arms, compass rose, sea monsters, Spanish galleon and intricate border., Burden #83M4766Frankfurt: (1594)
USD9000.0Maps West Indies Whole; Maps South America Continent; Maps United States South; Maps Central America;1594nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M4766&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ec9c2585a908c55ebdadd8f1d76b2874_1340641434.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. KincaidMap of HindoostanHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 272x211 (mm), 10.71x8.31 (Inches)M8057Edinburgh: (c.1790)
USD150.0Maps Asia Central India;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8057&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337967452.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. KincaidBhering\\\'s Straits with the Adjacent Coast of Asia and AmericaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 159x249 (mm), 6.26x9.80 (Inches); Northwest Passage is depicted although Vancouver Island is not shown.M8058Edinburgh: (c.1790)
USD175.0Maps North America; Maps Polar Arctic Regions;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8058&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337968024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]McIntyreA General Map of North America from the best AuthoritiesHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 190x224 (mm), 7.48x8.82 (Inches)M8059USA: (c.1790)
USD275.0Maps North America;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD650.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c.1574nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8062&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337969508.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.R. VolignyGeorgian BayHand Colored, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 500x415 (mm), 19.69x16.34 (Inches); A fine and detailed map of the Georgian Bay. The map focuses on Parry Sound and Lake Nipissing and vicinity.M8067Ottawa: Department of Public Works, Canada(c. 1907)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay; Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound; Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing;c. 1907nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8067&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338225303.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.H. DufourAmerique Du NordOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 428x559 (mm), 16.85x22.01 (Inches)M8069Paris: (c. 1857)
USD875.0Maps Canada;c. 1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8069&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338406648.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F.A. BrockhausAfrikaHand Colored, Very Good, central joint reinforced, Size : 440x361 (mm), 17.32x14.21 (Inches)M8097Leipzig: Leipzig(c.1863)
USD375.0Maps Africa Continent;c.1863nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8097&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340399595.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]ToshOttoman Empire Map of the English Isles.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 370x267 (mm), 14.57x10.51 (Inches); Scarce map of Great Britain published in Constantinople with Arabic script. Borders with decorative Turkish motif band.M8101Constantinople: Ali Effendi(c. 1840)
USD750.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8101&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ec9c2585a908c55ebdadd8f1d76b2874_1340571356.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithCentral Asia; comprising Bokhara, Cabool, Persia, The River Indus, & Countries Eastward of it.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 475x630 (mm), 18.70x24.80 (Inches); A fine map of Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan by the noted English 19th Century cartographer J. Arrowsmith.M8104London: J. Arrowsmith(c. 1834)
USD575.0Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1834nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8104&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ec9c2585a908c55ebdadd8f1d76b2874_1340636775.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Phil. Buache; DezaucheCarte De La Mer Noire Comprenant la plus Grande partie De L\\\\\\\'Empire Otoman, Parie des Etats De L\\\\\\\'autriche, De La Russie, & Dresse par Dezauche Geographe; Theatre do La Guerre Entre Les Turcs...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 706x1001 (mm), 27.80x39.41 (Inches); A superb large scale map of greater Ukraine and Vicinity by the noted French cartographer Philip BuacheM8105Paris: (c. 1828)
USD2500.0Maps Russia; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Balkans;c. 1828nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8105&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ec9c2585a908c55ebdadd8f1d76b2874_1340653664.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BryceBryce\\\\\\\'s New Index Map of TorontoPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, with some expert restorations, laid on canvas for long term preservation, Size : 665x1007 (mm), 26.18x39.65 (Inches); A scarce large scale decorative map of Toronto published in the latter part of 19th century, finely hand coloured of special interest is fine depiction of High Park, Queen\\\\\\\'s Park and Don Valley river and its bank.M8106Toronto: William Bryce(c.1888)
USD2750.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c.1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8106&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341346955.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.G. Burrows; W.R. RogersMap of the Porcupine Gold AreaHand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 711x971 (mm), 27.99x38.23 (Inches)M8107Toronto: Department of Lands, Forests and Mines.(c. 1912)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario; Maps Geological;c. 1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8107&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341347989.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Willet G. Miller; A.P. Coleman; W.R. Rogers; H.L.Kerr; F.B. TaylorBureau of Mines Map of Toronto and VicinityPrinted in Color, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 400x485 (mm), 15.75x19.09 (Inches)M8109Ottawa: (c. 1913)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps Geological;c. 1913nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8109&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341412671.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. BonneCarte De La Nouvelle ZeelandeHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 342x235 (mm), 13.46x9.25 (Inches)M8113Paris: (c.1787)
USD1000.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand;c.1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8113&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341415595.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SansonRoyaume Du Iapon Designe Par le Pere Ph Briet de la Compagnie de Iefus Sure les Memoire des Pere de la meme compagnie.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 375x521 (mm), 14.76x20.51 (Inches)M8114Paris: (c.1656)
USD2500.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;c.1656nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8114&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341416202.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.St.Laurent; C.R.Coutlee; S.J.ChapleauCity of North Bay and Vicinity, Georgian Bay Ship Canal Lake Huron to MontrealHand Colored, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 480x410 (mm), 18.90x16.14 (Inches)M8118Toronto: (c. 1908)
USD750.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Nipissing;c. 1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8118&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341418526.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. de ChalotTalon Lake, Nasbonsing Lake, and VicinityHand Colored, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 482x621 (mm), 18.98x24.45 (Inches)M8119Ottawa: (c.1906)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central;c.1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8119&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341418657.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte Reduite De L\\\\\\\'Isle de Cube. Dressee au Depot des Cartes et Plans de la Marine Pour le Service Des Vaissaeax du Roy Par ordre de MLe Duc de Choisaul Colonel general des Suisses et Grisons Ministre de la Guerre et de la Marine.Hand Colored, Very Good, laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, few marginal tears repaired expertly, Size : 575x890 (mm), 22.64x35.04 (Inches)M8120Paris: (c.1762)
USD1500.0Maps West Indies Cuba;c.1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8120&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c481c9503ca27a90192ad6a38b19ca3b_1341420149.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WyldeNouveau Plan de Londre Wyld\\\\\\\'s New Plan of London Neuer Plan von LondonOriginal Hand Coloring, Folding map; Very Good, Size : 556x962 (mm), 21.89x37.87 (Inches); A large scale detailed and decorative map of London in the second half of the 19th century. The map is surrounded by the important edifices and landmarks.M8121London: James Wyld(c. 1869)
USD1250.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England London;c. 1869nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8121&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c3abc57ab45bd8e4628c5e58e8e9ec2_1342017822.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John E. BelcherMap of the County of PeterboroughHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 895x1112 (mm), 35.24x43.78 (Inches); A scarce large scale and detailed map of Peterborough depicting lots and concessions, electoral boundary district, Schools & Churches, roads and railroads etc…M8122Peterborough: The Times Printing Company(c. 1897)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Peterborough;c. 1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8122&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342546156.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S.R.G. PensonPlan of the City of Toronto and SuburbsPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Good with some expert repair., Size : 526x916 (mm), 20.71x36.06 (Inches); A finely detailed map of Toronto from the latter part of the 19th century. As Toronto grew, the limit of the city is now to the north of Eglinton.M8124Montreal: S.R.G. Penson(c. 1891)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8124&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c3abc57ab45bd8e4628c5e58e8e9ec2_1342022189.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mauthaus SeutterRegnum Hiberniae, tam feeundum IV Provincias Principales Ultoniam, Connaciam, Lageniam, MomoniamOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Slight discoloration on centralfold, Size : 598x507 (mm), 23.54x19.96 (Inches); Fine decorative earely eighteenth century map of Ireland in its original colour.<br><br>Top left corner, an Illustration of the Irish coat of arms flanked by royal symbols including Lion and Unicorn. <br><br>Bottom right corner, an Illustration of the God Hermes with a group of sheep herders.M8125(c.1740)
USD1500.0Maps Europe Ireland;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8125&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e678ee31a6db9594401ad3fb8df342b2_1342119616.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusHassia landtgrauiatusOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 349x419 (mm), 13.74x16.50 (Inches); French text on verso.M8126Belgium: (c.1630)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8126&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4fca8a69903f22af19cf137803c8a1ef_1342208761.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francois Valentijn; OttensIsland of Ambon; Caart van het Eyland Amboina in\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t bijfonderHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 307x407 (mm), 12.10x16.02 (Inches); François Valentijn (17 April 1666–1727) was a Dutch minister, naturalist and author who wrote for his Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indiën (\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Old and New East-India\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"), a book about the history of the Dutch East India Company and the countries of the Far East.<br><br>Island of Amboine (Ambon), one of the Molucca Islands, East Indies. The inset shows Castle Victoria.M8127Ottens(c. 1724)
USD475.0Maps Asia South East; Maps Indonesiac. 1724nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8127&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_90c70ac942de779f65d5a4054e59540b_1342546718.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francois Valentijn; F. OttensIsland of Bouro; Archipelago di St. LazaroHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 305x381 (mm), 12x15 (Inches); François Valentijn (17 April 1666–1727) was a Dutch minister, naturalist and author who wrote for his Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indiën (\\\"Old and New East-India\\\"), a book about the history of the Dutch East India Company and the countries of the Far East.<br><br>Detailed antique map of the Islands Bouro and Amblauw, St. Lazoro Archipel, South East Asia, by Ottens / Valentijn, printed in 1726. The right upper inset shows the lake of the mountains of Bouro.M8128F. Ottens(c. 1726)
USD475.0Maps Asia South East;c. 1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8128&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_90c70ac942de779f65d5a4054e59540b_1342546620.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Victor LevasseurIle De La Reunion Colonie Francaise (Ocean Indien)Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 292x427 (mm), 11.5x16.8 (Inches); Fine and decorative 19th century map of Reunion Island. With scenic views, agricultural products and local people depicted surrounding the mapM8129Paris: Victor Levasseur(c. 1856)
USD375.0Maps Ocean Indian;c. 1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8129&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_90c70ac942de779f65d5a4054e59540b_1342546480.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusBavaria DvcatvsOriginal Hand Coloring, Good with some browning , Size : 365x472 (mm), 14.37x18.58 (Inches); French text on versoM8130Amsterdam: (c.1627)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1627nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8130&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f771b6fe34339311024fc5b5c88cb38a_1342450716.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusPalatina Tvs BavariaeOriginal Hand Coloring, Good, some creases on the map, Size : 372x497 (mm), 14.65x19.57 (Inches); French text on versoM8131Amsterdam: (c.1630)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8131&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f771b6fe34339311024fc5b5c88cb38a_1342451109.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mercator; H. HondiusArgowOriginal Hand Coloring, Good with some browning, Size : 363x474 (mm), 14.29x18.66 (Inches); French text on versoM8132Amsterdam: (c.1630)
USD575.0Maps Europe Switzerland;c.1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8132&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f771b6fe34339311024fc5b5c88cb38a_1342451534.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]HornyanskyWindmills of Lower QuebecAquatint, Image Size : 195x240 (mm), 7.68x9.45 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 316x293 (mm), 12.44x11.54 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Nicholas Hornyansky was born in Budapest in 1896. Hornyansky studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and became an accomplished portrait painter, exhibiting in Antwerp and Brussels. He took up etching and landscape painting and returned to Paris to study aquatint printmaking before emigrating to Canada in 1929.<br><br>Hornyansky’s portraiture earned him commissions in London, England and attracted attention in Toronto. He exhibited regularly with and became a member of the Ontario Society of Artists and an Associate Member of the Royal Canadian Academy. He also belonged to the Canadian Society of Graphic Art and the Society of Canadian Painters, Etchers and Engravers.<br><br>Hornyansky made major contributions to the advancement of printmaking in Canada and taught metal plate media at the Ontario College of Arts from 1945 to 1958. He exhibited widely in the United States and internationally and received numerous awards for his work.<br><br>Hornyansky’s works are held in collections including the Royal Ontario Museum, Tom Thomson Memorial (Owen Sound), Sarnia Art Gallery, the Archives and Collections Society, the National Gallery of Canada, the University of Guelph Gallery, the Musée Plantyn in Antwerp, the National Print Collection at the Library of Congress, the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe and the Pennsylvania Museum of Art in Philadelphia.P3230Toronto: (c.1940)
USD575.0Views Canada Quebec;c.1940nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337870325.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Van DyckRoyal ChildrenEtching, A. Salmon & Ardail, Image Size : 615x780 (mm), 24.21x30.71 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 650x842 (mm), 25.59x33.15 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, some minor scratches restored well.; To the lower left of the etching there is a blind stamp of the Print Sellers Association. In the lower right the engraver signed in pencil.P3234Paris: (c. 1889)
USD1000.0Portraits Others; Natural History Dogs;c. 1889noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3234&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337878688.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinMeidan-i-Chah Place Rayale a Teheran.Lithograph, Image Size : 280x444 (mm), 11.02x17.48 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 357x507 (mm), 14.06x19.96 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3236Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD1750.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3236&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337891988.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsGreat Hall at Karnac ThebesLithograph, Image Size : 480x329 (mm), 18.90x12.95 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x425 (mm), 24.02x16.73 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, a short tear on lower margin not affecting the plate, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservationP3237London: F.G. Moon(c. 1846)
USD2500.0Views Africa Egypt;c. 1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3237&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337893108.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. BeggThe Canadian ContingentPrint, Image Size : 299x504 (mm), 11.77x19.84 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x565 (mm), 14.96x22.24 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation; Princess of Patricia, S Canadian Light Infantry present at the action.P3249London: (c.1917)
USD575.0Military Canadian;c.1917nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3249&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338234866.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph JohnFarm YardLithograph, Image Size : 350x480 (mm), 13.78x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x520 (mm), 15.75x20.47 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, upper margin extendedP3251New York: (c.1840)
USD475.0Natural History Farm Animals;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3251&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338242220.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SandmannVenedigLithograph, Image Size : 306x427 (mm), 12.05x16.81 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 406x510 (mm), 15.98x20.08 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; A fine view of the central square in Venice from water.P3252Vienna: L.T. Neumann(c.1840)
USD875.0Views Europe Italy;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3252&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338403927.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B.WiearPie VII. Souverain PontiffMezzotint, Image Size : 365x228 (mm), 14.37x8.98 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 385x265 (mm), 15.16x10.43 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very GoodP3270Paris: Walsche(c.1800)
USD750.0Religious Christianity; Portraits Others;c.1800nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3270&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338757154.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinPorte de VilleLithograph, Image Size : 192x290 (mm), 7.56x11.42 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 272x436 (mm), 10.71x17.17 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3271Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3271&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_557c2dd8e39f3f7e61c1cf528c1b73ac_1339004727.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinImam Zadeh (Tombeau) a KachanLithograph, Image Size : 200x290 (mm), 7.87x11.42 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 280x440 (mm), 11.02x17.32 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3272Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340208246.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinRuines D\\\\\\\'Un Palais Sassanide A FirouzabadLithograph, Image Size : 190x327 (mm), 7.48x12.87 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 270x435 (mm), 10.63x17.13 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3274Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340209266.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinPalais De Kasr-e-Kadjar Pres TeheranLithograph, Image Size : 186x329 (mm), 7.32x12.95 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 270x437 (mm), 10.63x17.20 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3275Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3275&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340209740.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinBarout - Khaneh ou Poudriere (Pres de Teheran)Lithograph, Image Size : 182x305 (mm), 7.17x12.01 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 260x441 (mm), 10.24x17.36 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3277Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3277&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340214809.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinPalais De Hapht - Dest. IspahanLithograph, Image Size : 185x310 (mm), 7.28x12.20 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 260x412 (mm), 10.24x16.22 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3278Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3278&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340215673.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinEnceinte Fortifiee De ZenguianLithograph, Image Size : 178x332 (mm), 7.01x13.07 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 270x445 (mm), 10.63x17.52 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3279Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3279&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340216118.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinRestes Du Palais De Zobeideh TabrizLithograph, Image Size : 172x307 (mm), 6.77x12.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 269x441 (mm), 10.59x17.36 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3280Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3280&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340216491.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinHabitation D\\\\\\\'un KhanLithograph, Image Size : 190x297 (mm), 7.48x11.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 275x381 (mm), 10.83x15.00 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3281Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3281&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340216654.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinImam Zadeh & Cimetiere ZenguianLithograph, Image Size : 200x302 (mm), 7.87x11.89 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 275x403 (mm), 10.83x15.87 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3282Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3282&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340216839.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinKazerounLithograph, Image Size : 184x337 (mm), 7.24x13.27 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very GoodP3283Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD675.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3283&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340217481.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. BartlettFish Market TorontoSteel Engraving, Image Size : 122x181 (mm), 4.80x7.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 203x283 (mm), 7.99x11.14 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; One of the finest and earliest views of Toronto.<br>De Volpi 10.P3284London: Geo Virtue(c. 1841)
USD375.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;c. 1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3284&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340217987.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. BartlettTorontoSteel Engraving, Image Size : 126x186 (mm), 4.96x7.32 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 224x285 (mm), 8.82x11.22 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; One of the finest and earliest views of Toronto.<br>De Volpi 9.P3285London: Geo Virtue(1841)
USD375.0Views Canada Ontario Toronto;1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3285&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340218149.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LemercierNasser-Ed-DinLithograph, Image Size : 267x206 (mm), 10.51x8.11 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 358x260 (mm), 14.09x10.24 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very GoodP3286Paris: (c.1849)
USD375.0Portraits Political; Portraits Royalties; Views Asia Iran;c.1849nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3286&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_df351fe3110443feba2035039187d4fd_1340218665.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.C. Savigny; BarrabandEgyptian Birds of Prey; H.N. Zoologie Oiseaux par J.C. Savigny Pl. 2Copper Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : 451x615 (mm), 17.76x24.21 (Inches), Paper Size : 547x710 (mm), 21.54x27.95 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Egyptian birds of prey.P3288(c.1811)
USD1000.0Natural History Birds;c.1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3288&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ec9c2585a908c55ebdadd8f1d76b2874_1340564736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SampsonTwo Champions Neilson\\\\\\\'s Jersey Milk ChocolatePrint, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1225x784 (mm), 48.23x30.87 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; A fine art deco Canadian poster advertising Neilson\\\\\\\'s Jersey Milk Chocolate.P3293Toronto: Neilson\\\\\\\'s(c.1924)
USD1500.0Advertising Others; Posters;c.1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3293&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_98c97d15dd8281f697532ea92defa27a_1341956696.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.H. HiderThe Allen Line New Steamers Quadruple Alsatian and Calgarian Turbine Engines Largest - Fastest- Finest on the Canadian Route.Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 705x1060 (mm), 27.76x41.73 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; The Allan Shipping Line was started in 1819, by Captain Alexander Allan of Saltcoats, Ayrshire, trading and transporting between Scotland and Montreal, a route which quickly became synonymous with the Allan Line. By the 1830s the company had offices in Glasgow, Liverpool and Montreal. All five of Captain Allan\'s sons were actively involved with the business, but it was his second son, Sir Hugh Allan, who spearheaded the second generation. In 1854, Hugh launched the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company as part of the Allan Line, and two years later ousted Samuel Cunard to take control of the Royal Mail contract between Britain and North America. By the 1880s, the Allan Line was the world\'s largest privately-owned shipping concern.P3295Toronto: Allen Line(c. 1915)
USD2200.0Transportation Ships; Posters; Advertising Canadian;c. 1915nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4c3abc57ab45bd8e4628c5e58e8e9ec2_1342016596.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.E. TurnerCunard R.M.S. \\\"Queen Mary\\\"Image Size : 345x624 (mm), 13.58x24.57 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 438x696 (mm), 17.24x27.40 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; A fine depiction of R.M.S. Queen Mary published in London.P3296England: (c. 1836)
USD750.0Transportation Ships; Posters;c. 1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3296&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4c3abc57ab45bd8e4628c5e58e8e9ec2_1342017075.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Stanley BerkeleyThe Heavy Brigade, The Crimean WarPhotogravure, Image Size : 446x705 (mm), 17.56x27.76 (Inches), Platemark Size : 540x775 (mm), 21.26x30.51 (Inches), Paper Size : 656x861 (mm), 25.83x33.91 (Inches), Hand Colored, Excellent; Exceptional quality printed on wide margin thick paper. Signed by Stanley Berkeley in pencil at the lower left, proof before title, also has the seal of incorporated publishers association. <br><br><br>The Charge of Scarlett’s 300 or Heavy Brigade at Balaclava 25 October 1854.Scarce original photogravure after Stanley Berkeley, c1890, published by S Hildesheimer and Co, 1894. NAM. 1952-04-1<br><br>The Charge of the Heavy Brigade would be far better known were it not for the famous action of the Light Brigade later the same day. With luck and skill, 800 British heavy cavalry charged 3,000 Russian light horsemen and drove them from the field. The large Russian force stopped as it came towards the British camp. This mistake laid it open to attack, and 300 British heavy cavalry charged the Russians.<br><br>The British had movement on their side, and the rest of the Heavy Brigade followed up the charge. The much larger Russian force was put to flight with few casualties. The whole action is said to have lasted eight minutes.<br><br>Stanley Berkeley (1855–1909) was an English painter of animal, sporting and historical subjects, especially military scenes. Born in London, he exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy, the Grafton Gallery, the New Watercolour Society, and elsewhere from 1878 until 1902, and many of his pictures were retrospective military scenes of the English Civil War and the Battle of Waterloo & Crimean War.P3298London: S Hildesheimer and Co(c.1894)
USD1500.0Military Crimea; Military British; Views Europe Ukraine;c.1894noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3298&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4c3abc57ab45bd8e4628c5e58e8e9ec2_1342021167.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eduard Hildebrandt (1818-1865)Manila / Indisches Dorf auf den PhilippinenChromolithograph, Image Size : 275x373 (mm), 10.83x14.69 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 455x532 (mm), 17.91x20.94 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Fine and rare view of a villiage in Manila.P3302Berlin: Raimund Mitscher(c. 1871)
USD1250.0Views Asia Philippines;c. 1871nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3302&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e678ee31a6db9594401ad3fb8df342b2_1342113782.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsSidon, Looking Towards LebanonLithograph, Image Size : 320x483 (mm), 12.60x19.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 380x521 (mm), 14.96x20.51 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Sidon or Saïda is the third-largest city in Lebanon. It is located on the Mediterranean coast, about 40 km (25 mi) north of Tyre and 40 km (25 mi) south of the capital Beirut<br><br>The Prints of David Roberts:<br><br>Part 1 - The Printer<br>Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\\\\\\\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \\\\\\\"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\\\\\\\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\\\\\\\".<br><br>Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt<br>Roberts first sketched in his journals \\\\\\\"on the spot\\\\\\\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\\\\\\\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\\\\\\\' designs onto lithographic stones.<br><br>Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\\\\\\\' Prints<br>David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \\\\\\\"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\\\\\\\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings.<br><br>Part 4 - The Plates<br>Roberts\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \\\\\\\"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\\\\\\\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer.<br>The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography.<br>Today historians regard Roberts\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\\\\\\\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \\\\\\\"on his own responsibility\\\\\\\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \\\\\\\" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\\\\\\\"<br><br>References:<br>Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970<br>Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984<br>J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385<br>James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866<br>Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978<br>Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986<br>British Library (BS)P3304London.: F.G. Moon(c. 1841)
USD1400.0Views Asia Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan;c. 1841nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3304&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e678ee31a6db9594401ad3fb8df342b2_1342128051.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]VolkoffAlexander the First, Emperor of the RussiasSteeple Engraving, Image Size : 373x262 (mm), 14.7x10.3 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 541x399 (mm), 21.3x15.7 (Inches), Black & White, Print with a number of creases, and short marginal tears.; Tsar Alexander I, Tsar of Russia and King of Poland (1777-1825)P3306London.: Colnaghi(c. 1814)
USD1250.0Portraits Royalties;c. 1814nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3306&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_90c70ac942de779f65d5a4054e59540b_1342546134.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaGolfo de TriesteBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 100x178 (mm), 3.94x7.01 (Inches); Gulf shared by Croatia, Slovenia & Italy.<br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8134Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Balkans Slovenia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8134&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342463716.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaPesaro Nella marca di AncoaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 120x170 (mm), 4.72x6.69 (Inches); Northern Italy.<br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8135Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8135&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342464418.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaIsolade palmosa PatmosBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 207x155 (mm), 8.15x6.10 (Inches); Southern Greece.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8137Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8137&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342465932.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaArcipelagoBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 99x171 (mm), 3.90x6.73 (Inches); Eastern Greece.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8140Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8140&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342467764.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaAegyptvsBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 135x175 (mm), 5.31x6.89 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8141Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Africa North Egypt;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8141&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342469231.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaItaliaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 132x176 (mm), 5.20x6.93 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8144Itlay: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8144&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342470255.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaPiacenza Citta Antichiss in Lomobard di quandalPoBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 117x175 (mm), 4.61x6.89 (Inches); Northern Italy<br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8145Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8145&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342470936.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaIsola Del Negroponte EvboeaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 205x152 (mm), 8.07x5.98 (Inches); Eastern Greece<br>Euboea is the second largest Greek island in area and population, after Crete.<br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8150Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8150&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342473117.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaGraeciaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 123x175 (mm), 4.84x6.89 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8155Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8155&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342474427.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaRoterdamBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 86x132 (mm), 3.39x5.20 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8156Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8156&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342474613.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaIsole SelandieBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 107x148 (mm), 4.21x5.83 (Inches); Southern Holland<br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8158Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8159&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342476217.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaLativm Sev Territorivm RomaeBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 125x175 (mm), 4.92x6.89 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8162Italy: (c.1713)
USD225.0Maps Europe Italy Rome;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8162&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342536942.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaIsola Di Cerigo CytheraBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 227x151 (mm), 8.94x5.94 (Inches); Southern Greece in the Mediterranean <br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8163Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8163&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342537378.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaRoanBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 78x119 (mm), 3.07x4.69 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8170Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe France;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8170&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342539973.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaHertogenboschBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 85x132 (mm), 3.35x5.20 (Inches); Holland.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8171Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8171&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342540723.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaBopartBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 90x130 (mm), 3.54x5.12 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8172Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8172&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342540963.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaPadoaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 123x175 (mm), 4.84x6.89 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8173Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8173&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342541133.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaPataviaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 85x131 (mm), 3.35x5.16 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8174Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8174&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342541467.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaAmsterodamumBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 85x125 (mm), 3.35x4.92 (Inches); Amsterdam<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8175Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8175&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342541793.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolas SansonPartie de L\\\'inde au delà du gange; Presqv-Isle de L\\\'inde au delà du gange.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 191x249 (mm), 7.50x9.80 (Inches); Fine 17th century map of Thailand, Burma and Malaysia.<br><br>M8177Paris.: (1652.)
USD750.0Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar; Maps Asia South East Malaysia & Singapore;1652.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8177&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9381f655070600183d2bb1fb43ed8f8_1342887890.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jansonius; G Valk and P. SchenkInsularum Indiae Orientalis Nova Descriptio.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 385x495 (mm), 15.16x19.49 (Inches); A fine original coloring with strong impression. The first map to include the discoveries made by the Dutch vessel Duyfken in1605-6 in the Gulf of Carpentaria. The first recorded European contacts with Australia.M8184Amsterdam: G Valk and P. Schenk(c. 1690)
USD2750.0Maps Southeast Asia;c. 1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8184&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9381f655070600183d2bb1fb43ed8f8_1342907203.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean-Michel ChevotetVuë intérieur du grand Escalier de Versailles du côté de l\'entrée; Prospectus interioris majorum scalarum Versalianarum pars introitusCopper Engraving, Image Size : 362x627 (mm), 14.25x24.70 (Inches), Platemark Size : 413x638 (mm), 16.25x25.10 (Inches), Paper Size : 587x798 (mm), 23.10x31.40 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Superbly engraved interior view of the great halls of the Palace of Versailles. <br><br>Jean-Michel Chevotet (11 July 1698, Paris – 4 December 1772) was a French architect and was one of the most eminent Parisian architects of the day and designed in both the restrained French Rococo manner, known as the \\\\\\\"Louis XV style\\\\\\\" and in the\\\\\\\"Goût grec\\\\\\\" phase of early Neoclassicism.P3307Paris.: (c. 1721)
USD1000.0Architectural Castles & Mansions;c. 1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3307&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342549997.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean-Michel ChevotetVestibule du Grand Escalier de Versailles sur les Desseins de charles le Brun; Vestibulum magnarum Scalarum Regiae Versalianae juxta adumbrationem Caroli le BrunCopper Engraving, Image Size : 337x554 (mm), 13.25x21.80 (Inches), Platemark Size : 373x572 (mm), 14.70x22.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 484x635 (mm), 19.05x25.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Fine engraved Interior view of the Hall that leads to the Great staircase of the Palace of Versailles<br><br>Jean-Michel Chevotet (11 July 1698, Paris – 4 December 1772) was a French architect and was one of the most eminent Parisian architects of the day and designed in both the restrained French Rococo manner, known as the\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Louis XV style\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" and in the\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Goût grec\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" phase of early Neoclassicism.P3308Paris.: (c. 1721)
USD750.0Architectural Castles & Mansions;c. 1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1000.0Architectural Castles & Mansions;c. 1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3310&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342550449.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean-Michel ChevotetTrophée des armes de Minerve dans le grand escalier de Versailles; Trophaeum Minervae In Majoribus Scalis VersaliarumCopper Engraving, Image Size : 365x280 (mm), 14.37x11.02 (Inches), Platemark Size : 415x290 (mm), 16.34x11.42 (Inches), Paper Size : 587x415 (mm), 23.10x16.34 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Originally scupted by Antoine Coysevox and designed by Charles le Brun.<br><br>Statue of the arms of the Goddess Minerva in the Great Staircase of the Palace of Versailles.<br><br>Jean-Michel Chevotet (11 July 1698, Paris – 4 December 1772) was a French architect and among the most eminent Parisian architects of the day and designed in both the restrained French Rococo manner, known as the \\\"Louis XV style\\\" and in the \\\"Goût grec\\\" phase of early Neoclassicism.P3311Paris: (c. 1721)
USD375.0Architectural Statues; Architectural Castles & Mansions;c. 1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3311&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342550549.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean-Michel ChevotetTrophée des armes d\\\'Hercule dans le grand Escalier de Versailles; Trophaeum herculis In majoribus Scalis VersaliarumCopper Engraving, Image Size : 366x279 (mm), 14.40x11.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : 409x292 (mm), 16.10x11.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 587x414 (mm), 23.10x16.30 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Originally scupted by Antoine Coysevox and designed by Charles le Brun.<br><br>Statue of the arms of the God Hercules in the Great Staircase of the Palace of Versailles.<br><br>Jean-Michel Chevotet (11 July 1698, Paris – 4 December 1772) was a French architect and among the most eminent Parisian architects of the day and designed in both the restrained French Rococo manner, known as the \\\"Louis XV style\\\" and in the \\\"Goût grec\\\" phase of early Neoclassicism.P3312Paris: (c. 1721)
USD375.0Architectural Statues; Architectural Castles & Mansions;c. 1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3312&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342550624.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. Vandermeulen; C. Le BrunPrise de Saint-Omer dans le grand Escalier de Versailles; Audomaropolis expugnation In majoribus scalis VersaliarumCopper Engraving, Image Size : 371x241 (mm), 14.60x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 396x248 (mm), 15.60x9.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 587x409 (mm), 23.10x16.10 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Adam Frans van der Meulen (11 January 1632 – 15 October 1690) was a Flemish Baroque painter specialising in battle scenes.He was active first in Brussels, where he was a pupil of Pieter Snayers, and from the 1660s onwards in Paris<br><br>Charles Le Brun (24 February 1619 – 22 February 1690) was a French painter and art theorist. Declared by Louis XIV \"the greatest French artist of all time\", he was a dominant figure in 17th-century French art.P3313Paris: (c. 1725)
USD375.0Views Europe France Others; Architectural Castles & Mansionsc. 1725nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342550682.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F. Vandermeulen; C. Le BrunBataille de Cassel dans le grand Escalier de Verseilles; Lugna ad Castellum in majoribus Scalis VersaliarumCopper Engraving, Image Size : 368x241 (mm), 14.50x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x248 (mm), 15.75x9.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 587x404 (mm), 23.10x15.90 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Adam Frans van der Meulen (11 January 1632 – 15 October 1690) was a Flemish Baroque painter specialising in battle scenes.He was active first in Brussels, where he was a pupil of Pieter Snayers, and from the 1660s onwards in Paris.<br><br>Charles Le Brun (24 February 1619 – 22 February 1690) was a French painter and art theorist. Declared by Louis XIV \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"the greatest French artist of all time\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", he was a dominant figure in 17th-century French art.P3314Paris: (c. 1725)
USD375.0Views Europe Benelux; Architectural Castles & Mansions;c. 1725nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3314&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342550737.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BettannierVue de Théodosie, ci-devant Kafa, en Crimée.Lithograph, Image Size : 280x445 (mm), 11.02x17.52 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 350x485 (mm), 13.78x19.09 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Picturesque view of Feodosiya in Crimea, Ukraine with a short legend of landmarks and sights in the lower margin.P3316Switzerland: (c. 1840)
USD575.0Views Europe Ukraine;c. 1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3316&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f9381f655070600183d2bb1fb43ed8f8_1342888030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Louis Joseph WatteauMort Du Général De MontcalmeCopper Engraving, Image Size : 213x298 (mm), 8.40x11.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 274x311 (mm), 10.80x12.25 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins shaved closely; A depiction of General Louis-Joseph de Montcalm sustaining a fatal wound during the Battle of Quebec, on September 13th 1759.<br><br>Louis Joseph Watteau (1731- 1798), was a French painter active in Lille. He played a decisive role in the foundation of what would become the musée lillois des Beaux-Arts, opened in 1803, by producing the first ever inventory of paintings confiscated by the state during the French Revolution.P3317Paris.: (c. 1783)
USD1500.0Military Canadian; Military British;c. 1783nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f9381f655070600183d2bb1fb43ed8f8_1342887480.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene FlandinDarab-CherdLithograph, Image Size : 184x338 (mm), 7.25x13.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 254x409 (mm), 10.00x16.10 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Tranquil setting of the city of Darab, amongst rocky and watery terrain.<br><br>Eugène Flandin (15 August 1809 - 29 September 1889), French orientalist, painter, archaeologist, and politician. He is most renowned for his famous drawings and paintings of Persian monuments, landscapes, and social life made during his travels with the architect Pascal Coste during the years 1839-41.P3318Paris: Cite Bergere(c.1843)
USD575.0Views Asia Iran;c.1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3318&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f9381f655070600183d2bb1fb43ed8f8_1342891592.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jane AustenPride and PrejudiceContemporary full pebbled morocco, flat spine with gilt title, endpapers purple. , A fine copy with decorative publisher\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s morocco., 12mo, P. 1/2 title, advertisement,frontis, title, blank, 1-439.; Handsome copy of this classic 19th century novel.B3235London & Glasgow: Collins’ Clear Type Press(c. 1910)
USD375.0Book Literature English;c. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3235&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c87e1a84876a3925073018acbaf023ba_1343769192.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir William LoganPlans of Various Lakes and Rivers between Lake Huron and the River Ottawa to accompany the Geological Reports of Canada for 1853-54-55-56.Full Publisher’s Cloth., Rebacked in half calf. A very good copy. Maps are clean and crisp., Large Folio (587 x 460mm), Includes 22 maps from the explorations of Lake Huron to the Ottawa River. Plans showing the exploration of the north and east shores of Lake Huron and eastward to the Ottawa River and Plans of Bonne-Cherre, Madawaska and Shawahkong Rivers and sources of the Ottonabee<br>; Very scarce in terms of large folio format. Usually the maps are folded and the work is bound in Quarto. Very important maps depicting early development of Muskoka regions.<br><br>Ex. Libris: Séminaire de Philosophie Montréal on free endpaper.<br><br>Sir William Edmond Logan was a major contributor to the Geological Survey of Canada. Logan stated: “The object of the Survey is to ascertain the mineral resources of the country,” and the survey still operates on this principle. Subsequent to 1855 he saw the development of a major copper-producing area in the Eastern Townships, where the Acton Mine was said to be the largest copper mine in the world in its time. The Geological Survey’s greatest contribution during Logan’s tenure as director was producing reports and maps, which established the fundamentals of Canadian geology; especially important were those for the north shore of Lake Huron and Lake Superior where rich beds of copper, nickel, uranium, iron, platinum, and other metals occur in the ancient rocks of the Precambrian” (Dictionary of Canadian Biography online).B4253Toronto.: John Lovell(c. 1857)
USD2000.0Book Canada Ontario General; Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;c. 1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4253&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349372735.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Paul GallicoJennieLight wear on dust-jacket. Pages are clean and crisp., 8vo (200mm x 124mm), P. 1- 268; Paul William Gallico (July 26, 1897 – July 15, 1976) was a successful American novelist, short story and sports writer. Many of his works were adapted for motion pictures. He is perhaps best remembered for The Snow Goose, his only real critical success, and for the novel The Poseidon Adventure, primarily through the 1972 film adaptation.B4254Michael Joseph(c. 1950)
USD175.0Book Literature American;c. 1950nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c87e1a84876a3925073018acbaf023ba_1343770204.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. Spark and D. StanfordEmily Brontë her life and workLight wear on dust-jacket. Pages are clean and crisp., 8vo (218 x 135mm), P. 1-271, With 7 Illustrations; Ex. Libris: H. Petty Brontë Books on pasted down endpaper.<br><br>Emily Jane Brontë ( 30 July 1818 – 19 December 1848) was an English novelist and poet, best remembered for her solitary novel, Wuthering Heights, now considered a classic of English literature. Emily was the third eldest of the four surviving Brontë siblings, between the youngest Anne and her brother Branwell. She published under the pen name Ellis Bell.B4255Peter Owen Limited(c. 1953)
USD250.0Book Biography;c. 1953nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4255&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c87e1a84876a3925073018acbaf023ba_1343770130.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lawrence and E.M. HansonThe Four BrontësLight wear on dust-jacket. Pages are clean and crisp, 8vo. (210mm x 132mm), P. 414, With 13 Illustrations; Ex. Libris: H. Petty Brontë Books on pasted down endpaper, very good copy.<br><br>The Brontës were a nineteenth-century literary family associated with the village of Haworth in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England. The sisters, Charlotte (born 21 April 1816), Emily (born 30 July 1818), and Anne (born 17 January 1820), are well known as poets and novelists. They originally published their poems and novels under masculine pseudonyms, following the custom of the times practised by female writers. Their stories immediately attracted attention, although not always the best, for their passion and originality. Charlotte\\\\\\\'s Jane Eyre was the first to know success, while Emily\\\\\\\'s Wuthering Heights, Anne\\\\\\\'s The Tenant of Wildfell Hall and other works were later to be accepted as masterpieces of literature.<br>B4256Oxford University Press(c. 1950)
USD250.0Book Biography;c. 1950nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4256&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c87e1a84876a3925073018acbaf023ba_1343769942.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rene KrausWinston Churchill: A BiographyFull Publisher\'s Cloth, Light wear on dust-jacket. Pages are clean and crisp., 8vo (218mm x 142mm), 8vo (218mm x 142mm), With 15 Illustrations; Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill (30 November 1874 – 24 January 1965) was a British Conservative politician and statesman known for his leadership of the United Kingdom during the Second World War. Widely regarded as one of the greatest wartime leaders of the century, he served as Prime Minister twice (1940–45 and 1951–55). A noted statesman and orator, Churchill was also an officer in the British Army, a historian, a writer, and an artist. He is the only British prime minister to have received the Nobel Prize in Literature, and was the first person to be made an Honorary Citizen of the United States.B4257J.B. Lippincott Company(c. 1941)
USD75.0Book Biography;c. 1941nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4257&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert BurnsThe Scottish Keepsake or The Songs of The Ayrshire BardRed Leather spine with gilt design in 5 compartments. All edges gilt. Cover made of wood which ghrew near Alloway Kirk on the Banks of the Doon. With portrait of Robert Burns at the cottage where he was born., Very Good, 16mo (112mm x 70mm), P. 1-133; Robert Burns (25 January 1759 – 21 July 1796) (also known as Rabbie Burns, Scotland\\\\\\\'s favourite son, the Ploughman Poet, Robden of Solway Firth, the Bard of Ayrshire and in Scotland as The Bard) was a Scottish poet and a lyricist. He is widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland, and is celebrated worldwide. He is the best known of the poets who have written in the Scots language, although much of his writing is also in English and a Scots dialect, accessible to an audience beyond Scotland. He also wrote in standard English, and in these his political or civil commentary is often at its most blunt.B4258Mauchline, Ayshire: William & Andrew Smith(c. 1855)
USD275.0Book Europe Scotland; Book Literature English; Book Bindings, Sets;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4258&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3369a1a7563a540681d9e2c8af41973b_1343920226.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William RobertsonHistory of ScotlandOriginal gilt full calf. Tooled gilt crest on front. Spines with raised bands and gilt lettering. All edges marbled. Marbled pasted and free end papers. , A very handsome example in full decorative calf. , 4to, Illustrated with a tissue-guarded frontispiece portrait of William Robertson. , Volume : 2 Volumes; .Ex Libris of The East India Company. , Although these two volumes are part of a multi-volume set by William Robertson, they are complete in themselves.B4259Cadell and Davies, et al(c.1817)
USD375.0Book Natural History General; Book Europe England;c.1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4259&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Robertson.History of AmericaOriginal gilt full calf. Tooled gilt crest on front. Spines with raised bands and gilt lettering. All edges marbled. Marbled pasted and free end papers. , A very handsome example in full decorative calf, 4to. , Illustrated with a tissue-guarded frontispiece portrait of William Robertson, four folding maps and a folding print., Volume : 2 Volumes; Although these two volumes are part of a multi-volume set by William Robertson, they are complete in themselves.B4260Cadell and Davies, et al.(c. 1817.)
USD375.0Book History General; Book Americas U.S East & Central; Book Americas U.S. South & West;c. 1817.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4260&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William RobertsonHistory of Charles VOriginal gilt full calf. Tooled gilt crest on front. Spines with raised bands and gilt lettering. All edges marbled. Marbled pasted and free end papers. , A very handsome example in full decorative calf. , 4to, llustrated with a tissue-guarded frontispiece portrait of William Robertson. , Volume : 2 Volumes; Although these two volumes are part of a multi-volume set by William Robertson, they are complete in themselves.B4261Cadell and Davies, et al.(c.1817.)
USD275.0Book History General;c.1817.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4261&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. CheeversA Plan shewing the Attack and Disposition of the Detachment which sallied on the 27th of November 1781 from Gibraltar, and destroyed the Spanish Batteries before that Garrison.Black & White, Very Good, mounted on old canvas, margins shaved closely on top and left side, Size : 456x325 (mm), 17.95x12.80 (Inches)M8037London: (c.1785)
USD375.0Maps Mediterranean Gibraltar;c.1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8037&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344108099.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. CheeversA Plan of the Batteries erected before Gibraltar, with the Attacks made by Sea and Land on that Garrison by the Duke de Crillon and Admiral Moreno, on the 13th of September, 1782, In Presence of the Combined Fleets of France and Spain.Black & White, Very Good, mounted on old canvas,, Size : 459x317 (mm), 18.07x12.48 (Inches)M8038London: (c. 1785)
USD475.0Maps Mediterranean Gibraltar; Maps Military;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8038&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337717047.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. KincaidA Chart of the Nth. West Coast of America, & the Nth. East Coast of Asia. Shewing the Discoveries that have been lately made in Those parts.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 183x292 (mm), 7.20x11.50 (Inches); A map of the north west after Captain Cook.M8053Edinburgh: (c. 1787)
USD275.0Maps North America; Maps Russia; Maps Polar Arctic Regions;c. 1787nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8053&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337966926.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaTvrcici Imperii DescriptioBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 127x170 (mm), 5.00x6.69 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8136Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Asia Middle East;Maps Asia Middle East Arabia; Maps Mediterranean Sea;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8136&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342465129.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaBresciaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 115x170 (mm), 4.53x6.69 (Inches); Brescia is a city and comune in the region of Lombardy in northern Italy. It is situated at the foot of the Alps, between the Mella and the Naviglio. It is the second largest city in Lombardy, after the capital, Milan. Brescia is known as the Lioness of Italy (Leonessa d\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Italia) after ten days of popular uprising that took place in the city in the Spring of 1849 against Austrian rule.<br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8148Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8148&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaBrixenBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 90x129 (mm), 3.54x5.08 (Inches); Northern Italy.<br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8149Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8149&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342472518.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaBebgamo In LombardiaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 120x182 (mm), 4.72x7.17 (Inches); Bergamo near Milan.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8151Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8151&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342473534.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaBergenBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 86x127 (mm), 3.39x5.00 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8152Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Norway;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8152&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342473805.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaFermo Metropoli della Marca di AncoaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 122x175 (mm), 4.80x6.89 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8153Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8153&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342474012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaNatolia olim Asia MinorBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 126x173 (mm), 4.96x6.81 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8157Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Asia Near East Turkey;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8157&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342475148.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaCandiaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 97x175 (mm), 3.82x6.89 (Inches); Crete, Southern Greece in the Mediterranean. <br><br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8164Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8164&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342537952.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaCrembsBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 60x112 (mm), 2.36x4.41 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8165Italy: (c.1713)
USD275.0Maps Europe Germany;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8165&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342538329.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaSpagnvolaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 105x141 (mm), 4.13x5.55 (Inches); Haiti & Dominican Republic.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8166Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8166&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342538517.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaHollandaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 110x152 (mm), 4.33x5.98 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8167Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8167&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342538848.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geo. W. Colton; John M. Atwood; W.S. BarnardMap of The United States of America, The British Provinces, Mexico, The West Indies and Central America, with part of New Grenada and Venezuela.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Folding Map flattened and laid on acid free paper for long term preservation. , Size : 857x1054 (mm), 33.75x41.50 (Inches); Colton\\\\\\\'s decorative wall map of The United States Of America with full-colored illustrations of North American Symbols and detailed table of regional distances.<br><br>Map also shows an inset of the Atlantic Ocean showing the American and European Ports and the Routes of the Ocean Steamers.<br><br>Map is dissected into 32 sections, mounted on linen.<br><br>The decorative border includes twelve views. \"The vignettes on the map provide an interesting visual compliment to the information disseminated in the document itself, adding a distinctive American flavor to the nineteenth century map trade.\\\" (1)<br><br>The map “Is a magnificent piece of map-making, and was sold by John Ball of New Orleans and W.R. Babcock of Charleston, South Carolina. It is similar to the earlier maps of this cartographer but contains little of the details of the gold region of California. Seemingly Fremont’s routes are the only ones which show any of the features of the Great Basin. Portland is prominent on the Willamette near its confluence with the Columbia, and the Northwest is fairly well shown, while Utah and New Mexico as usual include present Nevada and Arizona. General Kearny’s route and Lieut. Col Cooke’s Wagon route are prominent on the southern border. This was a large and showy wall map of the United States and it had much influence.“ (2)<br><br><br>, 1. Martin, Maps of Texas and the Southwest (P.149) 2. Wheat, Maps Vol 3 (P-153-154)M8185New York.: J.H. Colton(c. 1852)
USD4500.0Maps United States; Maps Central America Mexico; Maps West Indies Whole; Maps Wall Maps;c. 1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8185&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343316800.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Philip & Son, Ltd; The London Geographical Institute.Manitoba With Parts of Saskatchewan & OntarioHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Folding map laid on original canvas., Size : 502x592 (mm), 19.75x23.30 (Inches); Part of Philip\'s New Series of Imperial Maps for Tourists and Travelers. The map provides detailed information on Manitoba, Eastern Saskatchewan and Northern Ontario. Various railways are shown. The map depicts rivers, settlements, and territories of the first nation people.M8186London.: George Philip & Son, Ltd(c. 1890.)
USD750.0Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba; Maps Canada Midwest Saskatchewan; Maps Canada Ontario North;c. 1890.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8186&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343336949.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.O. Senecal; A DickensonMap of the Yukon Territory.Hand Colored, Very Good; Upper left margin restored, Size : 622x356 (mm), 24.50x14.00 (Inches); Map features the Yukon territories and the boundaries that divide it from Alaska, The North West Territories and British Columbia.<br><br>Map compiled by J. Keele from surveys made by the officer of the Geological Survey of Canada, the Department of the Interior, The U.S. Geological Survey and other authorities.M8187c. 1906: Robert Bell; The Geological Survey of Canada(c. 1906)
USD375.0Maps Canada Arctic Yukon (Gold Rush);c. 1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8187&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ae32669a7ca14d2ea0b9fa7eced7631b_1343507198.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georg Braun; Francisci HogenbergCalechvt celeberri mvm Indiae emporivm; Calcutta India.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 7.40x18.50 (Inches); From Braun & Hogenberg\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Civitates Orbis Terrarum\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", which was the most famous book of town plans published in the 16th Century.<br><br>The view shows a 16th Century Indian trading ground, which was at the time a very successful Portuguese trading post. The view shows inhabitants constructing boats on the beach, while an elephant stands watching. Commercial Asian and European ships are shown offshore in fabulous detail.<br>M8188Frankfurt.: Godfrid von Kempen; Francisci Hogenberg(c. 1572)
USD750.0Maps Asia Central India;c. 1572nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8188&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ae32669a7ca14d2ea0b9fa7eced7631b_1343507030.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JonsoniusRigaHand Colored, Very Good, a tear from the lower margin entering the plate repaired professionally and hardly noticeable. , Size : 393x503 (mm), 15.47x19.80 (Inches); A fine and early depiction of the city of Riga.M8189Belgium: (c. 1640)
USD1250.0Views Europe Estonia & Latvia;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8189&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343680077.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.J. AlgateAlgate\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Toronto & SuburbsHand Colored, Very Good, some skillful restorations hardly noticeable. Laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 508x744 (mm), 20.00x29.30 (Inches); Map features detailed views of Toronto and its surrounding areas, with two insets of the Metropolitan area and Tributary Townships. There are three pictures of important church sights and one of a Post Office in Toronto. Major parks in Toronto are hand colored in green. Map also includes street, railway lines, City limits and ward boundaries. <br><br>M8203Toronto.: The Map Specialty Co.(c. 1924)
USD1200.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8203&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2c4b0c82fcd7d7a7a270f81583bbcbcc_1343942862.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Mayer; Homann HeirsCarte des etats de la couronne de Pologne, nouvellement dessinée; Mappa; Geographica Regni Poloniae ex novissimis quotquot...Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 460x546 (mm), 18.10x21.50 (Inches); Beautifully hand colored cartouche on the upper right side, with matching decorative coat of arms on bottom left side.<br><br><br>M8204Nuremberg.: Homann Heirs(c. 1750)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8204&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2c4b0c82fcd7d7a7a270f81583bbcbcc_1343942770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Bruce Bell; D. Miller,Plan of the Harbour of Montreal, Shewing the Present Harbour & The River St. Lawrence. (Plate 1)Printed in Color, with some hand coloring., Very Good, folding map flattened and laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 566x984 (mm), 22.30x38.75 (Inches); Fine large scale and detailed map of the Harbour of Montreal.M8205Glasgow.: (c. 1877.)
USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River; Maps Canada East Quebec Montreal;c. 1877.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8205&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348851991.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Reuben Ward BinksRiver Swans; Fine FeathersAquatint, Image Size : 293x354 (mm), 11.54x13.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 400x507 (mm), 15.75x19.96 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; A fine aquatint pair of swans. <br><br>Binks\' skill as a dog and animal artist was to earn him international renown among animal lovers, and he traveled to such far flung locations as India and North America to complete commissions.<br><br>Bink\'s was essentially an illustrator, and his work is of great historic importance in chronicling important show dogs of the early twentieth century. While he worked in both opaque and transparent watercolor, he is best known for his work in the former, and most of his dog portraits were executed in gouache.P3264London: Frost & Reed(c. 1938)
USD1000.0Natural History Birds;c. 1938nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3264&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1338749166.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jean-Michel ChevotetVue extérieure de l\\\'entrée du Grand Escalier du <br>château de Versailles; Prospectus exterioris introitus Magnarum Scalarum Regine Versaliance.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 362x552 (mm), 14.25x21.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 413x572 (mm), 16.25x22.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 584x800 (mm), 23.00x31.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Superb exterior engraved view of the entrance of the Great Staircase in the Palace of Versailles.<br><br>Jean-Michel Chevotet (11 July 1698, Paris – 4 December 1772) was a French architect and was one of the most eminent Parisian architects of the day and designed in both the restrained French Rococo manner, known as the\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Louis XV style\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" and in the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Goût grec\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" phase of early Neoclassicism.P3320Paris.: (c. 1721)
USD1000.0Architectural Castles & Mansions; Views Europe France Paris;c. 1721nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343140764.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Haskell CoffinPiedmont Mt. Airy Guano Co. Baltimore. MD. (Ruth)Lithograph, Image Size : 749x476 (mm), 29.50x18.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 787x503 (mm), 31.00x19.80 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, margin extended, laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation; William Haskell Coffin - is a versatile illustrator who became. famous as a portrayer of American beauty, the Coffin girl could be found on note cards, sheet music, calendars, decorative boxes, and fashion catalogs.P3321New York.: Robert Chapman(c. 1911)
USD1250.0Posters; Advertising Others;c. 1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3321&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343141019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques RigaudVue générale de la ville de Paris, prise dela hauteur du village de ChaillotCopper Engraving, Image Size : 222x479 (mm), 8.75x18.85 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 255x495 (mm), 10.05x19.50 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, margins shaved closely. Upper right corner reinforced, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; Full colour panoramic view of the villiage Chaillot in Paris. With views of Les Champs-Élysées, The Tuileries Palace, The National Hotel des Invalides and other remarkable places.P3322Paris.: (c. 1730)
USD750.0Views Europe France Paris;c. 1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343140836.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Max EschnerSeeschiff.Lithograph, Image Size : 610x1238 (mm), 24.00x48.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 648x1270 (mm), 25.50x50.00 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; extended on acid free canvas for long term preservation.; Full-Color depiction of the interior of a typical German steam ship. It shows various sections for passengers, crew, and also the engine room.<br><br>Part of the series of posters: Technologische wandtafeln by Max Eschner.P3324Leipzig.: F. E. Wachsmuth(Early c. 1900.)
USD1500.0Transportation Ships;Early c. 1900.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3324&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343316455.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsIsle of Graie, Gulf of Akabah, Arabia Petraea.Lithograph, Image Size : 343x502 (mm), 13.50x19.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 394x554 (mm), 15.50x21.80 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; First edition with original hand coloring on card. <br><br>Beautiful scenic view of the Isle of Graie. <br><br>Plate 108 from Volume III of \\\\\\\"\\\\\\\'The Holy Land.\\\\\\\"<br><br>The prints of David Roberts: Part 1 - The Printer Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\\\\\\\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \\\\\\\"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\\\\\\\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\\\\\\\". Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt Roberts first sketched in his journals \\\\\\\"on the spot\\\\\\\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\\\\\\\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\\\\\\\' designs onto lithographic stones. Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\\\\\\\' Prints David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \\\\\\\"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\\\\\\\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings. Part 4 - The Plates Roberts\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \\\\\\\"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\\\\\\\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer. The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography. Today historians regard Roberts\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\\\\\\\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \\\\\\\"on his own responsibility\\\\\\\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \\\\\\\" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\\\\\\\" References: Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970 Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984 J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385 James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866 Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978 Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986 British Library (BS)<br>P3329(c. 1849.)
USD1750.0Views Asia Arabia;c. 1849.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3329&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5b4d6b5265f37a13c9c9e23866fe0720_1343338485.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista PiranesiInscriptions sépulchrales, et autres, trouvées dans les fabriques adjacentes à la Porte de la Ville de PompeïaEtching, Image Size : 395x565 (mm), 15.55x22.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 422x573 (mm), 16.60x22.55 (Inches), Paper Size : 533x737 (mm), 21.00x29.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Volume I, plate 7 from Antiquités de la grande Grèce.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) (John Wilton-Ely)P3336Paris.: (c. 1804)
USD500.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3336&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344090555.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista PiranesiVue des fabriques de la Ville de Pompeïa, prise de son entréeEtching, Image Size : 476x711 (mm), 18.75x28.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : 514x718 (mm), 20.25x28.25 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x786 (mm), 21.05x30.95 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; View of the buildings at the entrance of the city of Pompeii, from Antiquités de la Grande Grèce volume 1, plate 5.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) (John Wilton-Ely)P3337Paris.: (c. 1804)
USD875.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3337&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344090412.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista PiranesiVue de toutes les boutiques de droite et de gauche de la rue, prise vis-à-vis la Porte de la Ville de PompeïaEtching, Image Size : 387x699 (mm), 15.25x27.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 432x737 (mm), 17.00x29.00 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x738 (mm), 21.05x29.05 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; View opposite the entrance gate of all of the shops to the right and left of the street of the City of Pompeii, from Antiquités de la Grande Grèce from volume 1 plate 13.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) (John Wilton-Ely)P3338Paris.: (c. 1804)
USD750.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3338&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344090861.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista PiranesiVue intérieure de la 2e. Taverne à droite avec ses dépendances et ses Ornements. Dans la Ville de Pompeïa.Etching, Image Size : 375x552 (mm), 14.75x21.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 425x572 (mm), 16.75x22.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 535x738 (mm), 21.05x29.05 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; From Antiquités de la grande Grèce volume 1 plate 27.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) (John Wilton-Ely)P3339Paris.: (c. 1804)
USD750.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3339&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344091474.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S.D.SwarbreckSketches in Scotland Drawn from Nature and on Stone by S.D. Swarbreck.Rebacked skillfully with a quarter morocco saving the original speckled cloth boards. Tooled gilt rules and lettering on front and spine. Yellow pasted and free end papers. , A handsome copy in very good condition. Plates are clean and crisp. , Folio: (535mm x 400mm), P. Blank, Title Frontis, Dedication, Explanation of the plates (2), plates 1-25, blanks, , Illustrated with 25 full page beautifully hand colored plates depicting different Scottish scenes mostly in Edinburgh and the lowlands.; (Abbey Scenery 492)B4262Published by the Author(c.1839)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4262&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_257b2a67bc44a97f3c3aa1730e0ab484_1344461750.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel ProutSketches in France, Switzerland and ItalyRebacked skillfully with half calf saving the orginal red pebbled cloth boards. Spine with raised bands in six compartments with tooled gilt designs and lettering. , A handsome copy in very good condition. Plates are clean and crisp. , Folio: (390mm x 545mm), Illustrated with 25 fine hand colored lithographed plates including 11 of Prout’s famous Views of Italy. Complete.; Among the finest of Prout’s work in lithograph. <br><br><br><br><br>Samuel Prout (1783 - 1852) was one of the masters of British watercolour architectural painting. Prout secured the position of Painter in Water-Colours in Ordinary to King George IV in 1829 and afterwards to Queen Victoria. John Ruskin, whose work often emulated Prout\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s, wrote in 1844, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Sometimes I tire of Turner, but never of Prout\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". Prout is often compared to his contemporaries; Turner, Gainsborough, Constable and Ruskin, whom he taught.<br>It was not however until about 1818 that Prout discovered his niche. Happening time to make his first visit to the Continent, and to study the quaint streets and market-places of continental cities, he suddenly found himself in a new and enchanting province of art. His eye caught the picturesque features of the architecture, and his hand recorded them with skill. The composition of his drawings was exquisitely natural; their colour exhibited \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"the truest and happiest association in sun and shade\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"; the picturesque remnants of ancient architecture were rendered with the happiest breadth and largeness, with the heartiest perception and enjoyment of their time-worn ruggedness; and the solemnity of great cathedrals was brought out with striking effect. <br> Prout, does not unfeelingly depict signs of age and decay chiefly for the sake of interesting textures, but rather employs these textures and other characteristics of the picturesque to create deeply felt impressions of age nobly endured. Whilst often compared, neither Turner nor Prout were vulgar artists, and while Turner concentrated upon the infinite beauties of nature, Prout, more interested by the cityscape.<br>Prout was appointed the coveted title of \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Painter in Water-Colours in Ordinary\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' to King George IV in 1829, and afterwards to Queen Victoria.<br>, Abbey, Travel 34B4263Hodgson & Graves Her Majesty’s Print Sellers & Publishers(c.1839)
USD7500.0Book Europe Switzerland; Book Europe Italy; Book Europe France;Book Plate Books Colour;c.1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4263&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_257b2a67bc44a97f3c3aa1730e0ab484_1344462424.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.C. GouldSport or Fishing and Shooting Edited by A.C. Gould, and Illustrated from the Fifteen Original water Colors by A.B. Frost, Henry Sandham, F.H. Taylor, F.S. Cozzens, Frederic Reminton, R.F. Zogbaum and S.F. DentonRebacked skillfully in a quarter calf saving the original marbled boards. Six raised bands in seven compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and design on spine. , A fine collection of chromolithographs by the greatest American and Canadian contemporary artists on the theme of sports and hunting. <br><br>A handsome copy in very good condition. Plates are clean and crisp. <br>, Large Folio: (905mm x 450, P. Blank (2), Title, preface, Plates., Illustrated with 15 full page color lithographic plates.; Arthur Corbin Gould (1850-1903) was an avid shooter and member of the Massachusetts Rifle Association. He published \\\\\\\"The Rifle\\\\\\\" [Riling 1160] in 1885. \\\\\\\"The Rifle\\\\\\\" was the forerunner to the official publication of the National Rifle Association \\\\\\\"The Rifleman\\\\\\\", later \\\\\\\"American Rifleman\\\\\\\". Mr. Gould later authored “Sport or Fishing and Shooting , “\\\\\\\"The Modern American Pistol and Revolver, including a description of modern pistols and revolvers of American make; ammunition used in these arms; results accomplished; and shooting rules followed by Americanmarksmen\\\\\\\".<br><br>Arthur Burdett Frost (January 17, 1851 - June 22, 1928), was an early American illustrator, graphic artist and comics writer. He was also well known as a painter. Frost\\\\\\\'s work is well known for its dynamic representation of motion and sequence. Frost is considered one of the great illustrators in the \\\\\\\"Golden Age of American Illustration\\\\\\\". Frost illustrated over 90 books and produced hundreds of paintings; in addition to his work in illustrations, he is renowned for realistic hunting and shooting prints.<br>B4264Boston:: Bradlee Whidden(c. 1889)
USD16000.0Book Sports General; Book Americas U.S East & Central; Book Americas U.S. South & West; Book Sports Hunting;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4264&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_257b2a67bc44a97f3c3aa1730e0ab484_1344463006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]AesopThe Fables of Aesop Illustrated by Edward. J. DetmoldFull decorative gilt Publisher’s Cloth. Gilt title on cover and spine.<br><br>, Boards are slightly bumped and discolored, Slight water staining on pasted font end paper otherwise very good. , 8vo (230mm x 163mm) , Illustrated with 23 color plates by Edward. J. Detmold.B4265Hodder and Stoughton()
USD375.0Book Literature General; Book Children;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4265&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_50a8d1d1a19cba6d43aab7c701798266_1344542490.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Audrey Erskine LindopThe Way To The LanternFull Publisher\\\'s Cloth, Dust Jacket is worn but intact, otherwise very good condition., 8vo (230mm x 155mm)B4266Doubleday & Company(c. 1961)
USD125.0Book Literature General;c. 1961nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4266&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Oliver Master; Arthur Edward EliasDominion of Canada Animated AtlasDecorative paperboards with the coats of arms of 9 provinces. , Binding worn, otherwise interior good. , Small Folio (400mm x 292m, P. 20, 9 Full Colored maps of the Canadian provinces; Animated Atlas of the Canadian provinces. 9 illustrated maps showing each province\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s unique resources and distinct Canadian features. The artist has represented each map with a touch of humor.B4267Canada: Department of the Interior; Natural Resources Intelligence Service(c. 1929)
USD375.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;c. 1929nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4267&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345646851.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Crown Lands Office, Joseph Cauchon commissioner of the Crown landsMap of Upper Canada shewing the proposed Land Agency DivisionsHand Colored, Very Good, folding map flattened, minor browning along the folds. Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation., Size : 790x975 (mm), 31.10x38.39 (Inches); An impressive large scale mid 19th century map of Ontario by the Office of Crown Lands March 30th 1857. The map depicts township outlines, county outlines and land agency divisions. <br><br>Joseph Édouard Cauchon, PC (December 31, 1816 – February 23, 1885) was a prominent Quebec politician in the middle years of the nineteenth-century. He held a variety of portfolios at the federal, provincial and municipal level. In 1855, Cauchon was appointed to the cabinet as Commissioner of Crown Lands.M7960Montreal.: (c. 1857)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps Canada;Maps Wall Maps; Maps North America Great Lakesc. 1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7960&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_af62eb6120756c2d1903d0d2c41f38e5_1331740757.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. KincaidA Map of Ireland From the best AuthoritiesHand Colored, Very Good, back with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 230x175 (mm), 9.06x6.89 (Inches)M8190Edinburgh: A.G. Whitehead(c.1790)
USD175.0Maps Europe Ireland;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8190&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343764471.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. KincaidScotland with the Roads & Post Towns; from the latest Authorities.Hand Colored, Very Good, backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 255x210 (mm), 10.04x8.27 (Inches)M8191Edinburgh: (c.1790)
USD175.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Scotland;c.1790nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8191&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343765208.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinPlan de la Ville de QuebecBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 195x282 (mm), 7.68x11.10 (Inches)M8202Paris: (c.1756)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Quebec Quebec City;c.1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8202&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343768956.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Th. DuvotenayMexiqueHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 305x226 (mm), 12.01x8.90 (Inches)M8209Paris: (c.1846)
USD275.0Maps Central America Mexico; Maps United States South; Maps United States West; Maps United States South Texas;c.1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8209&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_843f60f15172de4d08a1ea0d9327f264_1344451369.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CassiniParte Meridionale Delle Africa che comprende La Bassa Guinea, e La Cafreria coll \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' Isola di Madagascar. Delineata valle ultime Observariorni.Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 345x475 (mm), 13.58x18.70 (Inches)M8210Rome: (c. 1797)
USD1000.0Maps Africa South;c. 1797nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8210&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_843f60f15172de4d08a1ea0d9327f264_1344452959.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M.P BridglandMap of The Central Part of Jasper Park AlbertaPrinted in Color, with some hand coloring, Very Good, Size : 673x413 (mm), 26.50x16.25 (Inches); Map shows details by contours and spots of roads, trails, railways and glaciers. It depicts the course of the river through Brule Lake and Jasper Lake flowing south to Jasper and beyond. <br><br>M8211Ottawa.: Department of The Interior Canada(c. 1915)
USD375.0Maps Canada West Alberta;c. 1915nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8211&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0ca4edbfb142e3e7342e81b515e4f324_1344981654.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Conrad Malte-Brun; J.B. Tardieu; GiraldonMexiqueHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 222x298 (mm), 8.75x11.75 (Inches); Rare first edition of this important map of Mexico and the South & Western US. This map is based on the works of Humboldt, Pike and Lewis & Clark. <br><br>M8213Paris.: (c. 1819)
USD325.0Maps Central America Mexico;c. 1819nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8213&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ed4fc4c4faa8078e24084ab4af67fe8f_1344981535.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Armour TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x206 (mm), 9.50x8.10 (Inches); Armour is a township in the Canadian province of Ontario. Located in the Parry Sound District, the township surrounds but does not include the village of Burk\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Falls. It was named in honour of Judge John Douglas Armour.M8215Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8215&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7655cde0ea1d109946e01af45f2b2155_1345132102.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of McKellar TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; Laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation. , Size : 254x239 (mm), 10.00x9.40 (Inches); McKellar is a township and census subdivision in Parry Sound District, Ontario, Canada. McKellar is named for Archibald McKellar (1816-1894), a member of the legislative assemblies for the province of Canada (1857-1867) and Ontario (1867-1875).M8216Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8216&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7655cde0ea1d109946e01af45f2b2155_1345131852.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersPlan of Bracebridge VillageHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation., Size : 279x216 (mm), 11.00x8.50 (Inches); Bracebridge is a town and the seat of the Muskoka District Municipality in Ontario, Canada. The town was built around a waterfall on the Muskoka River in the centre of town, and is known for its other nearby waterfalls. It was first incorporated in 1875. It was named after a book, Bracebridge Hall by Washington Irving, that the postmaster in charge of naming towns was reading at the time.The same novel also provided the name for nearby Gravenhurst. The town is the seat of the district government, a centre of tourism for the Muskoka area, and home to several historical sites, such as the Inn at the Falls, Woodchester Villa, and the Silver Bridge, which joins Manitoba Street with Ecclestone Drive. The Silver Bridge was repaired in 2002. Bracebridge is also the home of the Muskoka Cottage Brewery.M8217Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8217&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7655cde0ea1d109946e01af45f2b2155_1345131898.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersTown Plot of MagnetawanHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; Laid on acid free paper for long term preservation. , Size : 262x244 (mm), 10.30x9.60 (Inches); Magnetawan is a township in the Canadian province of Ontario, as well as the name of a community within the former Township of Chapman. Located in the Parry Sound District. <br>Barbara Hanley, the first woman ever elected mayor of a community in Canada, was born in Magnetawan in 1882.<br>The community of Magnetawan proper holds the status of designated place in Canadian censuses, separately from the rest of the township.M8218Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8218&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7655cde0ea1d109946e01af45f2b2155_1345131949.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Bethune TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 254x235 (mm), 10.00x9.25 (Inches); The township of Bethune is located just east of Huntsville Ontario.M8219Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8219&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7655cde0ea1d109946e01af45f2b2155_1345131579.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Hagerman TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 235x222 (mm), 9.25x8.75 (Inches); The township Hagerman is part of the Municipality of Whitestone. In 2000, the Municipality of Whitestone was formed out of Unorganized Centre Parry Sound District and incorporated by the Parry Sound District Restructuring Commission. The new municipality includes the geographic townships of East Burpee, Burton, McKenzie, Ferrie, Hagerman, and part of Croft, as well as the communities of Ardbeg, Dunchurch, Maple Island, and the village of Whitestone. A popular attraction was once the Ardbeg fire tower, which was one of the last remaining manned towers in Southern Ontario until the early 1970s when aerial forest fire detection took over. It stood on a small hill where the road meets the railway.M8220Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8220&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7655cde0ea1d109946e01af45f2b2155_1345131685.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Rousseau Village; Port SydneyHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 279x229 (mm), 11.00x9.00 (Inches); Rosseau is a community in the District of Parry Sound in Ontario, Canada, located in the township of Seguin. It is situated on the north shore of Lake Rosseau, a popular vacationing area. It is one of the ends of the Rosseau-Nipissing Road, which stretches all the way up to Lake Nipissing, near North Bay, Ontario. An Ontario Historical Plaque was erected by the province to commemorate the Rosseau-Nipissing Road\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s role in Ontario\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s heritage.Rosseau was formerly an incorporated village, which was amalgamated into Seguin Township on January 1, 1998.M8221Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c.1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c.1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8221&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345318894.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Christie TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x222 (mm), 9.50x8.75 (Inches); In an effort to populate the province, the government of Ontario passed The Free Grants and Homestead Act\\\\\\\" in 1868. Along with the settlers the lumbermen, with their eyes on the profit potential of all those trees, soon converged on Parry Sound District. Christie Township was surveyed by John Grant in 1869 and named for Robert Christie, M.P.P.. a member of Ontario\\\\\\\'s first Legislative Assembly. Christie was settled from it\\\\\\\'s borders inward beginning in 1870. We find that most of the new arrivals poured in from Humphrey Township, suggesting they used the Parry Sound Road, linking Bracebridge, Rosseau and Parry Sound. It had been built between 1863 and 1867.M8222Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c.1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c.1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8222&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345318979.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Croft TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x241 (mm), 9.50x9.50 (Inches); The history of Croft settlement begins in the last half of the nineteenth century. After first thinking that the whole District of Parry Sound should be made into one huge Indian reservation, the government changed it’s mind and decided to open the area for settlement and for logging and trapping. It had been the fishing and hunting grounds for the tribes of Indians who wintered on Georgian Bay. In 1850, a treaty called the “Robinson Treaty” was made with the Indians.<br><br>M8223Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c.1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c.1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8223&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Chapman TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x222 (mm), 9.50x8.75 (Inches); The Township of Chapman was surveyed in the summer of 1870 by a surveyor by the name of Henry Lillie from Brockville, Ontario. <br>The first settlers came to Magnetawan about 1870. The Presbyterian Church was built first. Henry Lillie surveyed the school grounds. (one acre of land set aside). About 1882 an Orange Hall was built of logs. The first school was held in it. It stood where the Orange Hall is now.<br><br>M8224Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8224&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319124.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Ryerson TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x222 (mm), 9.50x8.75 (Inches); The Township of Ryerson is situated in the east portion of the District of Parry Sound in the Province of Ontario. It is a beautiful area containing several lakes and the Magnetawan River winding its way through the township from East to West. The River at one time was the main means of travel as the steam boats navigated the waters.M8225Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c.1879.)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c.1879.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8225&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319196.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Nipissing TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x203 (mm), 9.50x8.00 (Inches); Nipissing is a township in central Ontario, Canada, on Lake Nipissing in Parry Sound District. Nipissing was surveyed between 1874 and 1881, and was incorporated in 1888. Among the first settlers in the area were the Chapman and Beatty families. Nipissing village annexed Gurd Township in 1970. The township also contains a community named Nipissing, which is located on the South River near Chapman\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Landing, on the South Bay of Lake Nipissing. The township includes the communities of Alsace, Christian Valley, Commanda, Hotham, Nipissing and Wade\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Landing.M8226Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8226&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319239.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of McDougalll TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 254x191 (mm), 10.00x7.50 (Inches); McDougall is a township in central Ontario, Canada, on the Parry Sound in the District of Parry Sound. It was named after William McDougall, one of the Fathers of Confederation. In 2000, the Township of McDougall amalgamated with the unorganized geographic township of Ferguson, and created the Municipality of McDougall.M8227Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8227&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersVillage of Parry SoundHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 279x218 (mm), 11.00x8.60 (Inches); Parry Sound District is a census division of the Canadian province of Ontario. Its seat is Parry Sound. Its boundaries are Muskoka to the south, the Sudbury District, the French River and Lake Nipissing in the north, Nipissing District and North Bay in the north and east and parts of Algonquin Park in the northeast.M8228Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319737.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Stephenson TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x206 (mm), 9.50x8.10 (Inches); Stephenson Township was first shown on the Crown Lands map in 1861. Robert Gilmour surveyed most of the township that same year. Ten years later, lots 1 to 20 in Con. 12, 13 and 14 were also surveyed. Stephenson Township contains 42,973 acres of land and 3,262 acres of water. Mr. Gilmour reported land \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"generally of a good quality south of the Seventh Concession\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". The northwest part of the township along the shores of Skeleton Lake is very rugged with granite ridges and steeply cut valleys. Port Sydney, in the Guide Book and Atlas of Muskoka and Parry Sound 1879, was described as a \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"charmingly situated\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" on Mary Lake.M8229Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8229&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319494.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Stisted TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 248x213 (mm), 9.75x8.40 (Inches); The Township of Stisted lies west of the town of Huntsville and is one of the northern tier of townships in the District of Muskoka. It is comprised of 14 concessions of 33 lots each and was named after Major General Henry W. Stisted, senior military officer and acting Lieutenant Governor of Ontario at the time of confederation.Now the township offers a good selection of vacation lands with several larger lakes, Buck Lake in the northeast, Vernon Lake in the southeast, Skeleton Lake in the southwest and the smaller Fox Lake. The population of the township is again very slowly growing with the move back to rural living.M8230Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879.)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8230&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319576.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Foley TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 210x222 (mm), 8.25x8.75 (Inches); The Township of Foley was surveyed by the late 1860s and consists of 12 concessions with 35 lots in each concession. An additional 40 lots followed the Parry Sound Road on the north and south side through the area.<br><br>The first council minutes were for a meeting held on 4 December 1872 at the home of Thomas Healy on the Parry Sound Road. The Reeve was Thomas McGown and the councilors were William Wilcox, Thomas Healy, Homan Haines and William Scott. Only two Reeves served the Township between 1872 and 1894, these being Thomas McGown and William Wilcox.M8231Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879.)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8231&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319335.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Ferguson Township; Map of McKellar VillageHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 279x222 (mm), 11.00x8.75 (Inches); In 2000, the Township of McDougall amalgamated with the unorganized geographic township of Ferguson, and created the Municipality of McDougall. McDougall is a township in central Ontario, Canada, on the Parry Sound in the District of Parry Sound. It was named after William McDougall, one of the Fathers of Confederation. McKellar is a township and census subdivision in Parry Sound District, Ontario, Canada. McKellar is named for Archibald McKellar (1816-1894), a member of the legislative assemblies for the province of Canada (1857-1867) and Ontario (1867-1875).M8232Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879.)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8232&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319395.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Machar TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x229 (mm), 9.50x9.00 (Inches); Machar is a township in the Canadian province of Ontario.<br>Located in the Parry Sound District, Machar surrounds but does not include the village of South River. Mikisew Provincial Park is located in the heart of the township on the western shores of Eagle Lake.M8233Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8233&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319662.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Strong TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 241x203 (mm), 9.50x8.00 (Inches); Strong is a township in the Canadian province of Ontario, as well as the name of a community within the township. Located in the Parry Sound District, the township surrounds but does not include the village of Sundridge.The township includes the communities of Hartfell, Kennedys, Lake Bernard, Pevensey, Stirling Falls and Strong. It surrounds Lake Bernard, which is claimed to be the world\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s largest freshwater lake without an island.M8234Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8234&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345319623.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.H. BurdPlan of Islands in Georgian Bay District of Parry Sound in front of the Townships of McDougall & Carling.Hand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation. , Size : 899x787 (mm), 35.40x31.00 (Inches); Map shows the islands of Georgian Bay in the district of Parry Sound. From North of Shawanaga Lake to the south of the Indian reserve of Parry Island.<br><br>Map is part of the deceleration act issued by the Minster of Lands, Forests and Mines Frank Cochrane. It details the sale of Lands in the Georgian Bay region, but with the mindfulness of preserving the forestry of that area, such as pine timber.M8235Toronto.: Department of Lands, Forests and Mines.(c. 1911)
USD2000.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound; Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;c. 1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8235&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1c94039271f5a95b692812be3d3ee812_1345584048.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.R. OrdePlan orf Islands in Georgian Bay District of Parry Sound in front of the Tip of WallbridgeHand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation. , Size : 1035x667 (mm), 40.75x26.25 (Inches); Map shows the islands of Georgian Bay with the township of Wallbridge to the east in between the Harrison township and the unsurveyed part of Henvey township.<br><br>Map is part of the deceleration act issued by the Minster of Lands, Forests and Mines Frank Cochrane. It details the sale of Lands in the Georgian Bay region, but with the mindfulness of preserving the forestry of that area, such as pine timber. <br><br>L.R. Orde was a surveyor in Toronto doing location work on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway out of Winnipeg, Manitoba.M8236Toronto.: Department of Lands, Forests and Mines.(c. 1911)
USD2000.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound; Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;c. 1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8236&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1c94039271f5a95b692812be3d3ee812_1345584470.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]L.R. OrdePlan of the Islands in Georgian Bay District of Parry Sound between Key Harbour & Byng Inlet.Hand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation. , Size : 1118x699 (mm), 44.00x27.50 (Inches); Map shows the Islands of Georgian Bay from south to Clark\\\\\'s island in the Byng inlet near Wallbridge to the north of pine Island in the Key inlet. The Indian reserve of Parry island is shown to the right of the map.<br><br>Map is part of the deceleration act issued by the Minster of Lands, Forests and Mines Frank Cochrane. It details the sale of Lands in the Georgian Bay region, but with the mindfulness of preserving the forestry of that area, such as pine timber. <br><br>L.R. Orde was a surveyor in Toronto doing location work on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway out of Winnipeg, Manitoba.M8237Toronto.: Department of Lands, Forests and Mines.(c. 1911)
USD2000.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound; Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;c. 1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8237&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1c94039271f5a95b692812be3d3ee812_1345584104.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. BeattyPlan of the Islands in Georgian Bay District of Parry Sound in front of the Townships of Conger & Cowper.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 762x616 (mm), 30.00x24.25 (Inches); Map shows the islands of Georgian Bay up to the Freeman township of the South, to the North of the Indian Reserve of Parry Island with the townships of Cowper and Conger in the middle. <br><br>Map is part of the deceleration act issued by the Minster of Lands, Forests and Mines Frank Cochrane. It details the sale of Lands in the Georgian Bay region, but with the mindfulness of preserving the forestry of that area, such as pine timber. <br><br>The Beatty brothers emigrated to Thorold Ontario from Ireland. D. Beatty a trained Land surveyor with the help of his brother in 1835, purchased land on which they built a Grist mill, Leather tannery and Sawmill. By 1863, the Beattys had purchased the Parry Sound estate to add to the timber supplies needed for their enterprises at Thorold. In order to ship the timber between their two properties they established the Georgian Bay Transit Company, which his nephew Henry Beatty (a Canadian lawyer, university chancellor, and businessman. He was President of the Canadian Pacific Railway from 1918 to 1943; Chancellor of Queen\\\\\\\'s University from 1919 to 1923, and Chancellor of McGill University from 1920 to 1943 )took control of in 1865, transforming it into the Beatty Line of Steamships which later expanded to operate on the Great Lakes.M8238Toronto.: Department of Lands, Forests and Mines.(c. 1911)
USD2000.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound; Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;c. 1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8238&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1c94039271f5a95b692812be3d3ee812_1345583980.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.G. ArdaghPlan of the Islands in Georgian Bay of Lake Huron in front of Harrison Township District of Parry Sound.Hand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation. , Size : 1099x933 (mm), 43.25x36.75 (Inches); Map shows the islands of Georgian Bay with the Shawanaga Bay and Township to the east and the Harrison Township in the middle. <br><br>Map is part of the deceleration act issued by the Minster of Lands, Forests and Mines Frank Cochrane. It details the sale of Lands in the Georgian Bay region, but with the mindfulness of preserving the forestry of that area, such as pine timber. <br><br>A.G. Ardagh was a prominent surveyor in the department of Lands and Forests.M8239Toronto.: Department of Lands, Forests and Mines.(c. 1911)
USD2000.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay; Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1911nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_1c94039271f5a95b692812be3d3ee812_1345584536.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph Édouard CauchonMap of the Ottawa and Huron Territory (Georgian Bay)Hand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 483x696 (mm), 19.00x27.40 (Inches); Fine and early map of Parry Sound Island and Muskoka lake regions in full view. The map includes three full coloured insets of Maplehurst, Lake Muskoka and Lake Couchiching. To the north the map depicts the Magenatawan river and to the south the Severn River running to Georgian BayM8243Toronto: Crown Lands Office(c. 1857)
USD1250.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka; Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8243&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345653509.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph Édouard CauchonLake NipissingHand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 389x552 (mm), 15.30x21.75 (Inches); An early map of Lake Nipissing showing<br> the Matawan river connecting to Talon and Trout Lake and the French River connecting to Lake Nipissing. Includes 2 full coloured insets.M8244Toronto.: Crown Lands Office(c. 1857)
USD875.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Parry Sound;c. 1857nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8244&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345654085.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas JefferysThe Port of Callao, in the South Sea; with the Adjacent Islands, Rocks & Coasts, to the Windward and Leeward, and the Soundings in FathomsHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 203x362 (mm), 8.00x14.25 (Inches); This map covers Lima from the coast of Peru to Tomocayo Point, showing Callao near Limea, and the Island of St Lorenzo. The map is very detailed with various roads and rivers. There is a decorative cartouche with a ship in full sail and the compass is charted to the north on the left.M8245(c. 1753)
USD475.0Maps South America Peru;c. 1753nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8245&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345655359.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John StedmanA topographical map of the northn. part of New York Island, exhibiting the plan of Fort Washington, now Fort Knyphausen.Hand Colored, Very Good, Folding map flattened, lower left margin extended, Size : 457x254 (mm), 18.00x10.00 (Inches); Elegant map from Stedman\'s \\\'History of the American War\\\' showing the manoeuvres of American and British Forces on Newark Island.M8247London: Steadman History of the American War(c. 1793)
USD1500.0Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps Military American Revolutionary War;c. 1793nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8247&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345659413.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cook; BenardCarte d’une Partie de la Mer du Sud Contenant les Decouvertes de Vaisseaux de sa MajesteHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; Folding map flattened possibly from a french Captain Cook Atlas. The upper right margin is extended. , Size : 178x331 (mm), 7.00x13.05 (Inches); This map is based on the voyages of Captian Cook and other explorers of the South Pacific Ocean between 1765 - 1769. The routes of Byron, Mouats, Wallis, Carteret, and Cook are depicted, with indications of the dates of their travels and their discoveries. The southeastern tip of Australia is still connected to Tasmania, and the inland area is blank as it was still unexplored at the time. <br><br>M8248Paris.: (1802)
USD475.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8248&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345663985.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. De la Feuille,L\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Amerique MeridionaleHand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. Lower margins extended., Size : 146x193 (mm), 5.75x7.60 (Inches); A scarce map of South America with a version of the legendary lake Parime, near El Dorado. The track of Le Maire’s important voyage of 1615 is shown. The title cartouche shows natives giving a peace offering to a Conquistador.M8249Paris.: (c. 1706)
USD275.0Maps South America Continent;c. 1706nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8249&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345664533.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Issac TirionNuova et Accurata Carta dell\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' Isole Filippine, Ladrones, a Moluccos o Isole della Speziarie come anco Celebes &c.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 279x330 (mm), 11.00x13.00 (Inches); Fine map of Philippines and Southeast Asia.M8250Amsterdam: (c. 1740)
USD575.0Maps Asia South East; Maps Asia South East Philippines;c. 1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8250&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345665119.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Adam OleariusNova Delineatio Persiæ et Confinorum Deteri longe accuratiorHand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 387x546 (mm), 15.25x21.50 (Inches); Our example is the Latin variant of Olearius’s map of Persia dated 1655. “This map was designed probably in the late 1630s, first printed in 1646 and first appearing in the German edition of the Olearius’s Travel account, published in 1647. There is a decorative title cartouche in the lower left quarter, showing a female cupbearer on the right side with a bottle, presumably offering wine to a Persian nobleman who stands on the other side, holding a wine bowl. A decorative dedication cartouche is placed on the right lower part of the map. Orlearius claims that he has benefited from two separate sources in the making of this map. Firstly, his own observations and surveys along his travelling route and in the cities he visited. Secondly, the indigenous information by which he obviously means the Persian or so-called Islamic geographical books and astronomical tables. He refers particularly to the astronomical tables of Nasir al-Din Tusi (late thirteenth century) and of Ulugh Bed (mid-fifteenth century). He argues that, as his own surveys of a small section of the country and the information contained in the local sources for the same section are in agreement, he is right to trust the whole of the local (Persian or Islamic) sources which he has consulted. He must have also seen a manuscript copy of Jayhani’s map of the Caspian Sea, which could have served him as a model for its shape. <br>Until mid-seventeenth century, the Caspian Sea has usually been depicted in oval form stretched on its west-east axis, as suggested by Ptolemy. Orlearius, however, navigating the west shores of the Caspian Sea himself, was probably the first to dispute the Ptolemaic legacy. The new shape of the Caspian has a big impact on the extension and geographical position of Persia, as a whole and in this respect it was of utmost importance. “<br><br>Adam Olearius (24 September 1599 – February 22, 1671) the celebrated traveler, writer and important German Orientalist, studied philosophy and was a member of the Court of Frederic, Duke of Holstein. He was instrumental in importing silk from Persia and became acquainted with the king of Persia. He also obtained the unrestricted passage of his goods through Russia from the czar. As a merchant from Hamburg, he was sent by the duke to Muscovy and Persia in the hope of making arrangements by which his newly-founded city of Friedrichstadt should become the terminus of an overland silk-trade. It is by his admirable narrative of the Russian and the Persian legation that Olearius is best known A French version of his work was published by Abraham de Wicquefort (Voyages en Moscovie, Tartarie et Perse, par Adam Olearius, Paris, 1656), an English version was made byJohn Davies of Kidwelly (Travels of the Ambassadors sent by Frederic, Duke of Holstein, to the Great Duke of Muscovy and the King of Persia, London, 1662; and 1669), and a Dutch translation by Dieterius van Wageningen (Beschrijvingh van de nieuwe Parciaensche ofte Orientaelsche Reyse, Utrecht, 1651 Olearius\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' other works includes a Lexicon Persicum and several other Persian studies and a translation of the Gulistan (Persianisches Rosenthal, Schleswig, 1654), to which was appended a translation of the fables of Luqman.<br>, From General Maps of Persia 1477-1925 by Cyrus Alai ( E. 159; Pl. 97)M8257Amsterdam: (c. 1655)
USD1750.0Maps Asia Middle East Persian Gulf; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine; Maps Asia Middle East Jordan, Syria, Lebanon;c. 1655nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8257&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1345829147.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SandbyA View of the Straits of Gibraltar with the Coast of Barbary from Cape Spartel to Ceuta PointCopper Engraving, Image Size : 950x458 (mm), 37.40x18.03 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 268x477 (mm), 10.55x18.78 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, folding print, left margin shavedP3224London: (c.1785)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;c.1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3224&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337714025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SandbyAn East View of GibraltarCopper Engraving, Image Size : 196x456 (mm), 7.72x17.95 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 267x470 (mm), 10.51x18.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, folding printP3225London: (c. 1785)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3225&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337714700.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SandbyA North View of GibraltarCopper Engraving, Image Size : 197x464 (mm), 7.76x18.27 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 267x470 (mm), 10.51x18.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, folding printP3226London: (c. 1785)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3226&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337715222.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SandbyA View from Gibraltar of the Spanish Batteries erected in the late Siege before that GarrisonCopper Engraving, Image Size : 203x464 (mm), 7.99x18.27 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 266x490 (mm), 10.47x19.29 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, folding printP3227London: (c. 1785)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;c. 1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3227&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337716219.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SandbyA View of the Grand Attack upon Gibraltar September 13th 1782Copper Engraving, Image Size : 196x451 (mm), 7.72x17.76 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 267x470 (mm), 10.51x18.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, folding printP3228London: (c.1785)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;c.1785nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3228&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337716448.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francesco PiranesiVases d\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'argilles et de Verre pour usages ordinaires à Pompeïa.Etching, Image Size : 484x629 (mm), 19.05x24.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 533x660 (mm), 21.00x26.00 (Inches), Paper Size : 533x737 (mm), 21.00x29.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Glass and clay vases for ordinary everyday] use in Pompeii, from Antiquités de la Grande Grèce, volume 1, plate 26<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) (John Wilton-Ely)P3340Paris.: (c. 1806)
USD750.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3340&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344092109.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tommaso PiroliCasque en bronze dont on faisait usage dans les Spectacles, trouvé dans les fouilles de Pompeïa...Etching, Image Size : 489x612 (mm), 19.25x24.10 (Inches), Platemark Size : 533x650 (mm), 21.00x25.60 (Inches), Paper Size : 533x734 (mm), 21.00x28.90 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Bronze helmet that was used in ancient Greek shows, found in the excavations of Pompeii, from Antiquités de la Grande Grèce Volume 1, Plate 3.<br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece (1804-1807) (John Wilton-Ely)P3341Paris.: (c. 1805)
USD750.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1805nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3341&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_42fb7408d5197c63acffb6451b041f9d_1344094234.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Major DennisThe Battle of Queenston, Oct.R 13th 1813 Which ended in a complete Victory on the part of the British having captured 927 Men, killed or wounded about 500, Taken 1400 Stand of Arms, a six Pounder, and a stand of Colours.Print, Image Size : 426x635 (mm), 16.77x25.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 505x710 (mm), 19.88x27.95 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Finely reproduced from the original plate and beautifully hand coloured.P3342London: (c.1816 but 2010)
USD275.0Military British; Military Canadian; Military American;c.1816 but 2010nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3342&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d25bee14fce2dda5a48c11a76f312900_1344372151.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luigi KasimirVienna, Interior Gate of Belvedere PalaceAquatint, Image Size : 340x270 (mm), 13.39x10.63 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 485x391 (mm), 19.09x15.39 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Kasimir was born in 1881 at Ptuj (Pettau, in German), today Slovenia, then a part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. He inherited his talent from his ancestors; his grandfather was a painter and a poet, and his father an officer in the Habsburg army, who later became a professional painter. Kasimir attended the Vienna Academy of Art where he studied under Wilhelm Unger, who introduced him to the technique of the coloured etching, and also to his future wife, the artist Tanna Hoernes. He died in 1962 in Grinzing, a suburb of Vienna.<br><br>Kasimir was among the first to develop the technique of the coloured etching. Before this, prints were usually hand-coloured with the colour being applied in a casual, haphazard manner. Kasimir would first create a sketch—usually in pastel. He then transferred the design on as many as four to six plates, printing one after the other and applying the colour on the plate—all done by hand.P3343Luigi Kasimir(c.1925)
USD375.0Etchings Others; Views Europe Austria;c.1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3343&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d25bee14fce2dda5a48c11a76f312900_1344373718.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luigi KasimirVillageAquatint, Image Size : 238x227 (mm), 9.37x8.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : 247x234 (mm), 9.72x9.21 (Inches), Paper Size : 399x299 (mm), 15.71x11.77 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Kasimir was born in 1881 at Ptuj (Pettau, in German), today Slovenia, then a part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. He inherited his talent from his ancestors; his grandfather was a painter and a poet, and his father an officer in the Habsburg army, who later became a professional painter. Kasimir attended the Vienna Academy of Art where he studied under Wilhelm Unger, who introduced him to the technique of the coloured etching, and also to his future wife, the artist Tanna Hoernes. He died in 1962 in Grinzing, a suburb of Vienna.<br><br>Kasimir was among the first to develop the technique of the coloured etching. Before this, prints were usually hand-coloured with the colour being applied in a casual, haphazard manner. Kasimir would first create a sketch—usually in pastel. He then transferred the design on as many as four to six plates, printing one after the other and applying the colour on the plate—all done by hand.P3344Vienna: Luigi Kasimir(c. 1925)
USD275.0Etchings Others; Views Europe Austria;c. 1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3344&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d25bee14fce2dda5a48c11a76f312900_1344374259.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luigi KasimirBackroadAquatint, Image Size : 240x230 (mm), 9.45x9.06 (Inches), Platemark Size : 250x237 (mm), 9.84x9.33 (Inches), Paper Size : 387x339 (mm), 15.24x13.35 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Kasimir was born in 1881 at Ptuj (Pettau, in German), today Slovenia, then a part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. He inherited his talent from his ancestors; his grandfather was a painter and a poet, and his father an officer in the Habsburg army, who later became a professional painter. Kasimir attended the Vienna Academy of Art where he studied under Wilhelm Unger, who introduced him to the technique of the coloured etching, and also to his future wife, the artist Tanna Hoernes. He died in 1962 in Grinzing, a suburb of Vienna.<br><br>Kasimir was among the first to develop the technique of the coloured etching. Before this, prints were usually hand-coloured with the colour being applied in a casual, haphazard manner. Kasimir would first create a sketch—usually in pastel. He then transferred the design on as many as four to six plates, printing one after the other and applying the colour on the plate—all done by hand.P3345Vienna: Luigi Kasimir(c. 1926)
USD275.0Etchings Others; Views Europe Austria;c. 1926nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3345&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_d25bee14fce2dda5a48c11a76f312900_1344374426.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luigi KasimirRoadside ShrineAquatint, Image Size : 205x105 (mm), 8.07x4.13 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 407x305 (mm), 16.02x12.01 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Kasimir was born in 1881 at Ptuj (Pettau, in German), today Slovenia, then a part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. He inherited his talent from his ancestors; his grandfather was a painter and a poet, and his father an officer in the Habsburg army, who later became a professional painter. Kasimir attended the Vienna Academy of Art where he studied under Wilhelm Unger, who introduced him to the technique of the coloured etching, and also to his future wife, the artist Tanna Hoernes. He died in 1962 in Grinzing, a suburb of Vienna.<br><br>Kasimir was among the first to develop the technique of the coloured etching. Before this, prints were usually hand-coloured with the colour being applied in a casual, haphazard manner. Kasimir would first create a sketch—usually in pastel. He then transferred the design on as many as four to six plates, printing one after the other and applying the colour on the plate—all done by hand.P3346Vienna: Luigi Kasimir(c. 1925)
USD275.0Etchings Others; Views Europe Austria;c. 1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3346&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_843f60f15172de4d08a1ea0d9327f264_1344439629.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ian WestburyMonique Leyrac (at Massey Hall)Print, Massey Hall, Image Size : 457x381 (mm), 18.00x15.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 572x381 (mm), 22.50x15.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Monique Leyrac, OC CQ (born 26 February 1928) is a Canadian singer and actress from Quebec.<br><br>Born Monique Tremblay in Montreal, Quebec 1928, she was the first great international star from French Canada. Using her natural gifts of music and drama she started her acting career on radio in 1943. In the 1980s she began to write and stage one-woman shows where she sang and acted. She was named an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1967 and received the 1979 Prix de musique Calixa-Lavallée. In 1998, she was made a Knight of the National Order of Quebec.P3349Toronto.: (c. 1967)
USD375.0Posters; Music; Performing Arts Theatrical;c. 1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3349&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_50a8d1d1a19cba6d43aab7c701798266_1344543489.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. TurnerScotland to Canada Direct Sailing in 1962 (by ways of the Cunard Line - R.M.S. Carinthia)Print, Image Size : 514x376 (mm), 20.25x14.80 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 549x414 (mm), 21.60x16.30 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; View of the steamship \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Carinthia\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" on route from Greenock Scotland to Quebec and Montreal. Includes the dates of departure in the year 1962.<br><br>The Carinthia was built in 1955 for Cunard Line\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dominion service to Canada as the third of the Saxonia Sisters quartet. Her launch, performed by HRH Princess Margaret, was notable for being only the fourth Cunarder to be launched by a member of the British Royal Family.<br><br>After her time with Cunard she underwent a radical and dramatic rebuild in Italy in 1971 and after this transformation enjoyed a highly successful career with Sitmar Line cruising in North America. She finally was scrapped in Alang, India in 2006 as the last survivor of this quartet. <br>P3354England: The Dominion Service Cunard Line(c. 1962)
USD875.0Transportation Ships;c. 1962nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3354&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ed4fc4c4faa8078e24084ab4af67fe8f_1344980269.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]LuptonThree Notable Ships (The RMS Queen Elizabeth, the Santa Maria and The Sirius)Print., Image Size : 381x480 (mm), 15.00x18.90 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 457x546 (mm), 18.00x21.50 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; A few short marginal tears.; Print depicts the RMS Queen Elizabeth on voyage to The Queen Corporation in 1968.P3356London.: (c. 1968)
USD275.0Transportation Ships;c. 1968nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3356&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ed4fc4c4faa8078e24084ab4af67fe8f_1344980406.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsRuins of the Memnonium, ThebesLithograph, Image Size : 330x485 (mm), 13.00x19.10 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 381x512 (mm), 15.00x20.15 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Good; Two short marginal tears half an inch into the plate repaired and a crease in the paper on the left side of the print.; Rare first edition, mounted on original board. The Prints of David Roberts: Part 1 - The Printer Louis Haghe (1806-1885) was one of the msot skillful exponents of the tinted lithograph who became a leading reproductive lithographer in England and on the Continent. Haghe\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s reputation as a lithographer was primarily based upon topographical views, of which Twyman notes \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"his most important work of this kind, the translation of Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' sketches of the Holy Land, represents the culmination of his art\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". Part 2 - The Publication of Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt Roberts first sketched in his journals \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"on the spot\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" the vaious subjects which, on returning to London, he transcribed into finished paintings and watercolors. These then formed the basis of the lithographs drawn and printed by Louis Haghe. It is interesting to note that in some instances Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' original drawings were twice or three times the size of the published print, which indicated the skill of Haghe and his assistants in transferring Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' designs onto lithographic stones. Part 3 - A Genesis of Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' Prints David Roberts fulfilled a boyhood dream by visiting the East and recording what he saw there; by August 1838 he had resolved to \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"visit the Holy Land, and make drawings of the scenes of sacred history and the antiquities of Egypt\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\". By this time Roberts had already established himself as a successful topographical artist and published his set of Spanish scenery as tinted lithographs, Picturesque Sketches in Spain, 1837. Eventually he would be elected to the prestigious Royal Academy on the strength of his topographical paintings. Part 4 - The Plates Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt project has been called \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"the most ambitious work ever published in England with lithographic plates\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" (according to Micheal Twyman). Its production involved over 600 lithographic stones used over an eight to nine year period. It is generally agreed the lithographers Day & Haghe were the most efficient for such large scale work, while Louis Haghe himself was a master lithographer. The plate formats strongly influenced their presentation as prints: large full-page and small half-page vignettes representing what Roberts intended to be the difference between finished drawings and sketches. roberts was a good judge of accurate transposition of his watercolors and sketches into lithography. Today historians regard Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' Holy Land and Egypt as the last link between the established artist and topographical lithography. Since Roberts\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' prints were the most costly publishing venture in Britain at the time, undertaken by a publisher \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"on his own responsibility\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", Roberts sighed on its completion: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" ... thank God .. that with being blessed with health and backed by my ever esteemed friend Louis Haghe I may also say the most satisfactory.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" References: Micheal Twyman, Lithography, 1800-1850, London, 1970 Katherine Sim, David Roberts, London 1984 J.R. Abbey, Travel in aquatint and lithograph 1770-1860, Nos. 272, 385 James Ballantine, The Life of David Roberts, Edinburgh, 1866 Helen Guiterman, David Roberts, London 1978 Barbican Art Gallery (catalogue), David Roberts, London, 1986 British Library (BS)P3364London.: (c. 1846)
USD1000.0Artists David Roberts Egypt; Views Africa Egypt;c. 1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3364&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345654666.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BarlowView of the west bank of the Hudson\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s River 3 miles above Still Water, upon which the army under the command of Lt. General Burgoyne, took post on the 20th Sepr. 1777 (shewing General Frazer\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Funeral)Copper Engraving, Image Size : 203x406 (mm), 8.00x16.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 255x451 (mm), 10.05x17.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Upper right margin extended.; Print shows a panoramic view of three hills along the west bank of the Hudson River in New York, where a camping ground for the American military is based. <br><br>Burgoyne is best known for his role in the American War of Independence. During the Saratoga campaign he surrendered his army of 5,000 men to the American troops on October 17, 1777. Appointed to command a force designated to capture Albany and end the rebellion, Burgoyne advanced from Canada but soon found himself surrounded and outnumbered. He fought two battles at Saratoga, but was forced to open negotiations with Horatio Gates. Although he agreed to a convention, on 17 October 1777, which would allow his troops to return home, this was subsequently revoked and his men were made prisoners. Burgoyne faced criticism when he returned to Britain, and never held another active command.P3365London.: William Lane(c. 1789)
USD750.0Military American; Views United States East;c. 1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3365&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345740418.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James Cane, C.E.Key to the Picture of Toronto in 1842. Showing the Principal Buildings and Wharves Between the Old Fort and the Windmill.Lithograph, Image Size : 40x390 (mm), 1.625x15.375 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 182x432 (mm), 7.125x17 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP617Toronto.: Robertson, J.R.(c. 1906)
USD275.0Views Panoromas & City Views General; Views Canada Ontario Torontoc. 1906nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P617&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_7dc78dd7084adbbc1fd539eb0f81c4bf_1345139016.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel PepysDiary of Samuel Pepys Esq F.R.S with notes by Richard Lord Braybrooke and with Numerous PortraitsIn contemporary brown calf with gilt design on one third. Matching Gilt decoration extends to spine. Top edge gilt, and other edges untrimmed. , Very good condition; tight binding, minor fading and usual shelf wear., 16mo (140mm x 90mm) , Frontispiece of various royal figures are present in all 6 volumes, Volume : 6 volumes; Samuel Pepys FRS, MP, JP] 23 February 1633 – 26 May 1703 was an English naval administrator and Member of Parliament who is now most famous for the diary he kept for a decade while still a relatively young man. Although Pepys had no maritime experience, he rose by patronage, hard work and his talent for administration, to be the Chief Secretary to the Admiralty under both King Charles II and subsequently King James II. His influence and reforms at the Admiralty were important in the early professionalisation of the Royal Navy. The detailed private diary Pepys kept from 1660 until 1669 was first published in the 19th century, and is one of the most important primary sources for the English Restoration period. It provides a combination of personal revelation and eyewitness accounts of great events, such as the Great Plague of London, the Second Dutch War and the Great Fire of London.B4268John Bumpus(c. 1889)
USD275.0Book Literature English; Book Biography;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4268&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dr. J.C. MardrusLe Livre Des Mille Nuits Et Une NuitIn contemporary Morocco with two thirds in decorative marble. Top edge gilt, and flat spine in gilt floral design. Marble decoration extends to pasted and free end paper. Includes an attractive Ex. Libris on Pasted down endpaper present in all 16 volumes. , Very Good and attractive set, texts are clean and crisp, one board half loose. , 8vo (220mm X 140mm) , Volume : 16 Volumes; Joseph Charles Mardrus, otherwise known as \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Jean-Charles Mardrus\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" (1868–1949), born in Cairo, was a French physician and a noted translator. Today he is best known for his translation of the Thousand and One Nights from Arabic into French, which was published from 1898 to 1904, and was in turn rendered into English by Powys Mathers. Mardrus\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s version of the Arabian Nights is racy, elegant, and highly readable. It is mentioned explicitly in the pages of A Remembrance of Things Past Unfortunately, Mardrus inserted a lot of imaginative material of his own, and his translation is therefore not wholly authentic, even though it is very well written and developed., Text in French.B4269Paris.: Librarie Charpentier et Fasquelle(c. 1910-1919)
USD500.0Book Literature General; Book Asia Middle East General;c. 1910-1919nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4269&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Philippe Wouwerman (Wouvermens)Oeuvres de Ph.pe. Wouvermens Hollandois / Gravées d’après ses meilleurs Tableaux qui sont dans les plus beaux Cabinets de Paris et ailleurs / dediées à son altesse serenissime Monseigneur le Comte de Clermont Prince du Sang / Par son tres humble et tres observant Serviteur J. Moyreau Graveur du Roy.Tastefully Rebacked in half calf and with contemporary 18th century marble boards. Spine in seven richly gilt compartments, gilt title on two. , A fine example of this attractive series of copper engravings, featuring landscapes, hunting scenes and battles by Jean Moyreau after Wouverman. Plates are clean and crisp. , Large Folio (450 x 602mm, Decorative engraved title by Le Parmentier after J. De la Joue. Portrait frontispiece of Philippe Wouwerman engraved by N. Dupuis after C. De Vischer and 98 other superb large scale decorative copper-engraved plates mostly engraved by 18th century French engraver Jean Moyreau after Philippe Wouwerman. Four of the plates are double-page. Front pastedown with engraved armorial bookplate with initial D and motto “Nec te quaesiveris extra.”; This is a notable book that gives the impression of a collection of Old Master engravings. The visually exciting scenes of the Dutch countryside contained here are alive with soldiers, horses, dogs, peasants, noblewomen and camp followers. One of the outstanding Dutch artists of his time, Wouwerman (or Wouvermens and other forms, 1619-68) specialised in landscapes and horses, and his work featuring these elements was considered unparalleled in his generation, and as Benezit remarks, the last of his kind (X:801). As seen here, his often sweeping scenes are enlivened with a range of characters and activities. Among much else, we see plume-hatted cavaliers hunting with ladies of quality, then dallying with women of easy virtue. There is an animated scene of a horse market, a number of stable-yard tableaux, and several stormy battle scenes. The attention to detail is remarkable: buildings, trees, animals, and costumes are vividly rendered, and the facial expressions of both humans and Wouwerman’s beloved horses help to bring the scenes alive. Jean Moyreau, the engraver and publisher, was well respected during his time, and became a member of the prestigious Academie Francaise the year before this work was issued. The plates in this collection are his most important series of engravings. <br>, Lewine 576; Cohen-deRicci 1068 ; Benezit VII :579,X :801 ; Bryan III :378.B4270Paris.: Jean Moyreau(c. 1737)
USD34000.0Book Plate Books General; Book History French;c. 1737nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4270&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_cc5babcb83182ba94f910caa61b6054e_1352495564.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Society for the Diffusion of Useful KnowledgeParmaHand Colored, Very Good; , Size : 320x370 (mm), 12.625x14.5 (Inches); Fine 19th century plan of the city of Parma in the northern part of Italy.M2143London: Charles Knight & Co and the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge(1832)
USD275.0Maps Europe Italy; Maps City Maps1832nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2143&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348847675.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaGotlandiaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 104x141 (mm), 4.09x5.55 (Inches); Sweden.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8138Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Scandinavia Sweden;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8138&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342466605.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaGovdaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 85x132 (mm), 3.35x5.20 (Inches); Holland.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8139Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8139&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342467019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaPapaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 61x105 (mm), 2.40x4.13 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8142Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy Rome;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8142&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342469444.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaPalermo Citta Prima d`CicilliaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 115x172 (mm), 4.53x6.77 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8143Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Mediterranean Sicily;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8143&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342469867.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaNegroponteBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 100x175 (mm), 3.94x6.89 (Inches); Eastern Greece.<br>Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8168Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8168&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342539134.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaEvropaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 125x170 (mm), 4.92x6.69 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276<br>M8169Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Continent;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8169&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_3a7e5854f9b0cf649baf7ac41bebce4a_1342539661.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaBritanicae InsvlaeHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 126x174 (mm), 4.96x6.85 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8192Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8192&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343765520.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) Savonarola[World Map]Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 105x140 (mm), 4.13x5.51 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8194Italy: (c.1713)
USD750.0Maps World;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8194&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343766074.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaIrlandaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 111x140 (mm), 4.37x5.51 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8195Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Ireland;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8195&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343766301.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaAnapheBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 105x170 (mm), 4.13x6.69 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8197Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8197&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343766743.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaFaenzaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 119x166 (mm), 4.69x6.54 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8198Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8198&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343767036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaIsola De Zafalonia CephaleniaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 203x150 (mm), 7.99x5.91 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8199Italy: (c.1713)
USD475.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8199&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348849152.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaFerraraBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 127x178 (mm), 5.00x7.01 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8200Italy: (c.1713)
USD375.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8200&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_01ec1feb52e31c94d2e0a05d810cd0f7_1343767422.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John GibsonIsland of Cape BretonOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 95x65 (mm), 3.74x2.56 (Inches); A fine miniature map of Cape Breton Island.M8207John Newbery(c. 1758)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Nova Scotia;c. 1758nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8207&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_40cdc4d8a5cb570c3f2d1f01e2411c51_1346787562.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry Schenk TannerMap of the States of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode IslandOriginal Hand Coloring, Some surface abrasion on the upper part of the map restored otherwise good. Laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 679x552 (mm), 26.75x21.75 (Inches); First appearing in his 1823 American Atlas, this map by H.S. Tanner shows a detailed look of the New England States, with state capitals, county towns, villages, canals and railroads. Includes a decorative cartouche of a rocky mountain terrain along an ocean setting. <br><br>H.S. Tanner is one of the most important cartographers in American History. As a publisher, he produced seminal works such as Mills Atlas of South Carolina. Perhaps his most important work is his American Atlas, which represented a breakthrough in quality, both in engraving and production, as well as the first elephant folio format atlas utilizing indigenous cartography to be published in the U.S. The atlas was published by Tanner and his son Thomas R. Tanner, for over 20 years.M8251Philadlephia: H.S. Tanner & T.R. Tanner(c. 1843)
USD750.0Maps United States East;c. 1843nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8251&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_e5da2ef120fda4715eb652fc20b2752d_1345665883.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. Arrowsmith;J. RussellBritish Possessions in North AmericaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 248x394 (mm), 9.75x15.50 (Inches); From 1797 to 1800 the mapping of the far flung trading stations that were operated by the Hudson’s Bay Company was finished. Also, mapping of the areas of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and the United States to the head waters of the Mississippi river were done too. Rocky mountains is called the Stony Mountains . The great salt lake is referred to as Pearl Shell Lake. Mackenzie’s and Hearne’s discoveries are noted. Map shows highly detailed examples of Indian settlements and their accounts of their daily living. It also includes their reports on their descriptions of lakes and mountains in relation to their travels. The map highlights mountains and low ridges as well as the North American coastline. <br>M8254Longman Hurst Rees and Orne Paternoster Row(c. 1809)
USD375.0Maps North America;c. 1809nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8254&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1345820741.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Albizzi, AntonioReg. Hvngariae Sacratifs. ac Potentifs Romanor. Imperatori Semp. Aug Rvdolpho IIHand Colored, Very Good; laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 540x392 (mm), 21.25x15.45 (Inches); Decorative panoramic view of Budapest with its royal family stretching from <br>Geiza Rex Hungariae c. 997 to Rudolpho II c. 1612. <br><br>Latin Text on verso.<br>Published in Principum Christianorum Stemmata... nunc adiecto stemmate Othomanico. The book is an unusual collection of engravings showing the family trees of the leading royal and noble houses of Europe of the time, also including the genealogy of the Turkish Emperors. The depictions are beautifully decorated by floral elements, coats of arms, portraits and at the bottom with views of residence towns after Braun / Hogenberg or small maps of the residences.M8256Augsburg.: (1612)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Hungary;1612nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8256&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1345818140.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas JefferysA New Plan of the City of Westminster; A New Plan of the city of London and Borough of SouthwarkHand Colored, Very Good, folding map, straightened and mounted on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 457x927 (mm), 18.00x36.50 (Inches); An important and large scale mid 18th century map of London by the renowned cartographer Thomas Jefferys.M8259London: (c.1766)
USD2000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom England London;c.1766nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8259&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2864e63896b5ea3a39347fbcdf142e86_1346950266.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourPersan. / Femme Persienne.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 321x241 (mm), 12.65x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 358x248 (mm), 14.10x9.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 521x333 (mm), 20.50x13.10 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand coloured book \"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. . \" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates. <br><br>P3366Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714)
USD1500.0Costumes; Views Asia Iran;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3366&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346171558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourBarbier ambulant / Femme Turque qui fume sur le Sopha.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 324x241 (mm), 12.75x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 362x254 (mm), 14.25x10.00 (Inches), Paper Size : 502x318 (mm), 19.75x12.50 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand coloured book \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.P3367Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714)
USD1250.0Costumes; Views Asia Turkey;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3367&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346185855.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourBulgare/ Fille de BulgarieCopper Engraving, Image Size : 324x236 (mm), 12.75x9.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : 362x251 (mm), 14.25x9.90 (Inches), Paper Size : 502x318 (mm), 19.75x12.50 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand couloured book \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. . .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.P3368Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714)
USD1250.0Costumes; Views Europe Bulgaria;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3368&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346184725.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourArabe du Desert.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 329x241 (mm), 12.95x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 362x249 (mm), 14.25x9.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 502x319 (mm), 19.75x12.55 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand coloured book \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. . .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.P3369Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714)
USD375.0Costumes; Views Asia Arabia;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3369&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346174193.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourPrestre Grec.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 328x241 (mm), 12.90x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 362x248 (mm), 14.25x9.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 502x312 (mm), 19.75x12.30 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand coloured book \"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand.\" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.P3370Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714.)
USD375.0Costumes; Views Europe Greece & Macedonia;c. 1714.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3370&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346174395.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourDgi-Guerdgi Albanois qui porte au Bezestein des Foyes de Mouton pour nourrir les ChatsCopper Engraving, Image Size : 324x236 (mm), 12.75x9.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : 356x249 (mm), 14.00x9.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 502x318 (mm), 19.75x12.50 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand coloured book \\\"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. . \" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.P3371Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714.)
USD375.0Costumes; Views Europe Albania;c. 1714.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3371&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346174770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourTchorbadgi, Capitaine des JanissairesCopper Engraving, Image Size : 324x241 (mm), 12.75x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 362x249 (mm), 14.25x9.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 502x311 (mm), 19.75x12.25 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the book the superbly hand coloured book \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. .\\\\\\\" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.P3372Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714)
USD475.0Costumes; Views Asia Turkey;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3372&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346181360.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourTurc en habit d\\\\\\\'hiver.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 324x241 (mm), 12.75x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 358x249 (mm), 14.10x9.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 521x337 (mm), 20.50x13.25 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; with wide margins; This is from the superbly hand coloured book \\\\\"Recueil de cent estampes representant differentes nations du Levand. . \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" by Ferriol and Le Hay. The prints are illumined with gold and have micah chips added to simulates jewels. These luxurious and particularly fine examples of these prints are from the above important collection of costume plates.P3374Paris.: Charles de Ferriol; Le Hay(c. 1714)
USD375.0Costumes; Views Asia Turkey;c. 1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3374&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f38688a0153962d31c4df51432332384_1346185584.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Emett JohnsonGirl In BonnetChromolithograph, Image Size : 972x368 (mm), 38.25x14.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1003x406 (mm), 39.50x16.00 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, mounted on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation; Lovely scene of a lady dressed in elegant Art Nouveau and Deco clothing with her dog Collie standing by her and her car.P3376USA: (c.1920)
USD1000.0Posters; 20th Century Art, Art Nouveau & Deco; Natural History Dogs;c.1920nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3376&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2864e63896b5ea3a39347fbcdf142e86_1346950318.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel JM BrownCunard Line Canadian Service - AndaniaLithograph, Image Size : 625x889 (mm), 24.60x35.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 641x904 (mm), 25.25x35.60 (Inches), Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, A few cracks on the upper right section of the print repaired, otherwise good; RMS Andania was a passenger and cargo ship from Great Britain launched 22 March 1913. She was built in the Greenock Dockyard Company by Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Ltd and completed 13 July 1913.In World War I the Andania was used to transport the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and Royal Dublin Fusiliers to Cape Helles for the landings at Suvla. The landing at Suvla Bay by the British IX Corps was part of the August Offensive during the Battle of Gallipoli.The Andania made its maiden voyage on 14 July 1913 from Liverpool via Southampton to Quebec and Montreal. In August 1914 it was requisitioned as a troopship and made several trips carrying Canadian troops.P3377London: (c.1914)
USD1000.0Transportation Ships;c.1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3377&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2864e63896b5ea3a39347fbcdf142e86_1346950963.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]F Moore; A and A R Morton Bell; W J BellThe Locomotive MagazineOriginal half morocco with speckled cloth boards. Edges speckled. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. , Scarce series, all plates, photos and diagrams are clean, spines are worn, all together a very good set. Vol XIII upper board is loose., 4to: (200mm x 270mm) , Illustrated with a profusion of original photographs, pamphlets, add-on articles, collectors stamps and fold out lithographs and diagrams depicting different locomotives and locomotive technology and engineering relevant at the time. , Volume : Volumes: II-XV of ?; The Locomotive Publishing Company was established in 1900, and was probably the first organisation to make railway photographs commercially available. The LPC had sprung from the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'F Moore\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' trading company founded by two railway enthusiasts apprenticed to the Great Eastern Railway, A and A R Morton Bell. In 1896, joined by a third brother, W J Bell, they had commenced publication of the first popular railway periodical, Moore\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Monthly Magazine, which soon changed its name to the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Locomotive\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'. It drew on an archive of railway images the brothers had acquired from the steadily growing band of railway photographers, and the LPC successfully marketed these \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'F Moore\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' photographs to a new phenomenon, groups of railway collectors and enthusiasts. The business expanded during the first decades of the twentieth century, with increasing numbers of photographers supplying negatives to the LPC or placing them on loan for copying. The LPC also used some official photographs and commissioned work, including images taken by W J Bell.<br>LPC initially issued its photographs as 10 x 8 and 8½ x 6½ ins prints or as \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'cartes de visites\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' but in the early years of the twentieth century the company became involved in the new postcard-collecting hobby and sold large quantities of these cards. They included \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'painted photographs\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' and copies of paintings by John Rudd, who signed himself \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'F Moore\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\', and both printed and genuine versions of photographs.<br>In 1992 the archive, together with its associated rights, was acquired by the National Railway Museum, with the assistance of the National Heritage Memorial Fund. Later in 1909 Model Railways and Locomotive Magazine became an early British magazine devoted to railway modelling.<br>The first volume was published in January 1909. It was edited by Henry Greenly and W J Bassett-Lowke who are well known in the history of Model Railways. Henry Greenly was a prolific author while Bassett-Lowke went on to found a model railway manufacturing company which still exists under the Hornby company.<br>The magazine was informative on railway lore and carried many construction articles<br>B4271The Locomotive Publishing Company(c. 1890-1910)
USD2500.0Book Transportation Railway;c. 1890-1910noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4271&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_fc0618275e3f4ddc531232cb1f44be43_1347461602.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dante AlighieriLa Dvina Commedia Di Danty Aligheiri Corretta Spiegata E Difesa Dal P. Baldassarre Lombardi M.C. Nel MDCCXI. Riscontrata Ora Sopra Prezionsi Codici Nuovamente Emendata Di Molte Altre Vaghe Annotazioni E Di Un Volume Arricchita In CuiTra Le Altre Cose Si Tratta Della Visione Di Frate Alberico.Original crimson half morocco with marbled boards. <br>Spine is decorated with dense gilt and in six compartments. Marbled pasted and free end papers. Edges marbled to match boards. <br>, Edges slightly bumped,volume 3 first few leaves has a faint waterstaining on the upper part of the page, volume 4 has slight water stain at the lower right corner not affecting the text otherwise a very good and handsome set bound in decorative crimson half morocco. , 4to (200mm x 270mm) , P. Vol1: Blank, Frontis, Title, Dedication (iii-viii), Editor’s note (ix- xvi), Index (xviii-xviii), Examination of Corrections (xix- Li), 1-486, Blank, Title, The Printer to the Reader (iii), Printer info, Index (v-vii), 1-519; Vol 3: Title, Index (v-vii), printer info, 1-522, Vol 4. ; Title, The Printer to the Readers (iii-viii), 1-164., Illustrated with 4 full page plates including frontis. Portrait of Dante engraved by Raf. Sanzio & L. Durantini and 3 engraved diagrams of Inferno.<br><br><br>The first volume contains the Inferno, the second Purgatorio and Paradiso, and the third volume has Poggiali\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s life of Dante and commentary. The fourth volume contains the works: Rimario Per Versi, Lettera Di Un Accademico, Vita Di Dante Alighieri, Esame Della Divina Commedia Di Dante Di Guiseppe Di Cesare. <br>, Volume : 4 Volumes; Ex Libris George Faudel Phillips, Ex Libris George Faudel Phillips, Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1884/5 , High Sheriff of the County of London in 1895/6 and Lord Mayor of London in 1896/7 . Born George Phillips, he had assumed the additional surname of Faudel, which was that of his maternal uncle. His father Sir Benjamin Samuel Phillips had been Lord Mayor of London between 1865 and 1866. The title became extinct on the death of the third Baronet in 1941. The Faudel-Phillips family was of Jewish descent.<br>B4272Rome: Nella Stamperia De Romanis(c. 1815)
USD1750.0Book Literature General;c. 1815nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4272&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c54fd64be97fc7df380d2264f7b47eba_1349974971.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Mc ArthurThe Army and navy Gentleman’s Companion or A New and Complete Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Fencing. Sisplaying the Intricacies of Small Sword Play; and Reducing the Art to the most Easy & Familiar Principles by Regular progressive Lessons. Illustratedby mathematical Figures and Adorned with elegant Engravings after paintings from Life, executed in the most masterly Manner representing every material Attitude of the Art. A New Edition Revisted with a Glossary and Improvements By J. McArthur of the Royal Navy.Tastefully rebacked with a half calf saving the original gilt decorative tree calf boards. Boards with tooled gilt rules, dense floral gilt design on spine, green label with tooled gilt lettering on compartment two. Five raised bands in six compartments. Edges speckled. Marbled pasted and free end papers. Inner gilt dentelles. , A fine copy in contemporary decorative full calf.<br>Plates and text are clean and crisp. <br>, 4to (200mm x 269mm), P Frontis, Title, Dedication (i-iv), Advertisement , Preface (vii-x), Intro (xi- xv), Errata, Subscribers Names (4), Contents (xvii- xxii), 1-162. , Illustrated with an allegorical engraved copper front (painted by J. Sowerby and engraved by J. Newton).and 18 of 19 fold out copper plates (16 of which are several times Fold. Depicting the intricacies of small sword play and reducing the art to the most easy and familiar principles. Plate 15 is missing. <br><br>; J. McArthur while quite a young man published “The Army and Navy Gentleman’s Companion, or a new and complete Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Fencing”. …It ran through many editions and was long the standard work on the subject. (DNB)B4274J. Murry(c. 1784)
USD1750.0Book Military General; Book Sports General;c. 1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_fc0618275e3f4ddc531232cb1f44be43_1347485830.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Randolph S. Churchill; Helmut GernsheimChurchill His Life in Photographsoriginal full publisher’s cloth, Lacks the dust jacket. In very good condition. , 4to (220mm x 280mm), , Illustrated with a profusion of photographic prints depicting the life of Sir Winston Churchill.B4285Weidenfeld and Nicolson(c. 1955)
USD125.0Book Biography;c. 1955nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4285&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Virginia MacleanMuch Entertainment: A Visual and Culinary Record of Johnson and Boswell’s Tour of Scotland in 1773Oblong 8vo (250mm x 193mm), original paper boards, illustrated pasted and free end papers. , Lacks the dust jacket. In very good condition., Illustrated with a profusion of photographic plates.B4286J.M. Dent & Sons(c. 1973)
USD45.0Book Caricatures; Book Europe Scotland;c. 1973nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4286&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frederick EngelsFrederick Engels Dialectics of NatureOriginal speckled cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering on front and spine. , In very good condition. , 8vo: (129mm x 191mm), Illustrated with a portrait frontispiece of Engels.B4287Foreign Languages Publishing House(c. 1954)
USD50.0Book Philosophy;c. 1954nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4287&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Shakespeare; W.J. Craig, M.A.The Complete Works of William ShakespeareOriginal full green morocco with tooled gilt rules. Marbled pasted and free endpapers,edges gilt. , In very good condition.B4288Oxford University Press(c. 1949)
USD175.0Book History English;c. 1949nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4288&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349123690.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles DickensA Tale of Two CitiesOriginal publisher’s cloth with elaborate design. , In very good condition., Small 8vo: (121mm x 185mm; Ex Libris Gordon ForstnerB4289Longmans, Green and Co.(c. 1925)
USD75.0Book Literature English;c. 1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4289&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James M. GarnettSelections in English Prose from Elizabeth to Victoria (1580- 1880) Chosen and Arranged by James M. Garnett, M.A., LL.D., Professor of the English Language and Literature in the University of Virginia.Original full publisher’s cloth with tooled gilt lettering on front and spine. , Upper Spine slightly worn otherwise in very good condition., Small 8vo: (122m x 181mm)B4291Ginn & Company(c. 1899)
USD125.0Book Literature English;c. 1899nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4291&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Kenneth GrahameThe Golden Age by Kenneth Grahame With Illustrations and Decorations by Ernest H. Shepard.Original full publisher’s cloth with illustrations., In very good condition., 8vo (120mm x 183mm), Illustrated with many black and white in text illustrations.B4292John Lane The Bodley Head(c. 1942)
USD75.0Book Literature English; Book Children;c. 1942nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4292&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Arthur BryantSamuel Pepys The Man in the Makingoriginal full publisher’s cloth, morocco label on spine with tooled gilt lettering., 8vo (120mm x 182mm), P. Advertisement (2), Title, publisher info, dedication, contents, preface (2), family tree of author, 1-389, Epilogue 390-394, Authorities 397-416., Illustrated with a map on the front and back pasted & free endpapers.; Ex Libris Alex Munay, Sir Arthur Wynne Morgan Bryant, CH, CBE (18 February 1899 – 22 January 1985), was a British historian and a columnist for theIllustrated London News. His books included studies of Samuel Pepys, accounts of English eighteenth- and nineteenth-century history, and a life of George V. Whilst his scholarly reputation has declined somewhat since his death, he continues to be read and to be the subject of detailed historical studies. He moved in high government circles and his books were devoured by the ruling elite, including at least three prime ministers: Churchill, Attlee and Wilson.B4293The Reprint Soceity of Canada()
USD75.0Book Literature English; Book Biography;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4293&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Omar Khayyam; Edward FitzgeraldRubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Rendered into English by Edward Fitzgerald Edited by George F. Maine Illustrated by Robert Stewart Sherriffs.Original full morocco with tooled gilt lettering and floral design, Spine slightly worn but otherwise in good condition. Edges gilt. , Small 4to: (170mm x 230mm, P. Half Title, Blank, Frontis, Tilte, Publisher info, Contents, Illustrations, Introduction (7-14), Biography on Fitzgerald 15- 35, note, Biography on Omar Khayyam 37-48, List of editions, decdication, Half title, 53-219, Index (5)., Illustrated with 12 full color plates.; Edward FitzGerald (31 March 1809 – 14 June 1883) was an English poet and writer, best known as the poet of the first and most famous English translation of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. The spelling of his name as both FitzGerald and Fitzgerald is seen. The use here of FitzGerald conforms with that of his own publications, anthologies such as Quiller-Couch\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Oxford Book of English Verse, and most reference books up through about the 1960s.B4294Collins(c. 1954)
USD125.0Book Literature English;c. 1954nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4294&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354647350.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nathaniel HawthorneA Wonder Book by Nathaniel Hawthorne Illustrated by Arthur RackhamOriginal full publishers cloth with decorative tooled gilt designs and lettering, blind tooled lettering. Pasted and free end papers with illustrations., In very good condition. , Thick 4to (185mm x 245mm), Illustrated with many color plates describing the various stories.; Nathaniel Hawthorne (born Nathaniel Hathorne; July 4, 1804 – May 19, 1864) was an American novelist and short story writer.<br>Nathaniel Hawthorne was born in 1804 in the city of Salem, Massachusetts to Nathaniel Hathorne and the former Elizabeth Clarke Manning. His ancestors include John Hathorne, the only judge involved in the Salem witch trials who never repented of his actions. Nathaniel later added a \"w\" to make his name \"Hawthorne\" in order to hide this relation. He entered Bowdoin College in 1821, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa in 1824,[1] and graduated in 1825. Hawthorne anonymously published his first work, a novel titled Fanshawe, in 1828. He published several short stories in various periodicals which he collected in 1837 as Twice-Told Tales. The next year, he became engaged to Sophia Peabody. He worked at a Custom House and joined Brook Farm, a transcendentalist community, before marrying Peabody in 1842. The couple moved to The Old Manse in Concord, Massachusetts, later moving to Salem, the Berkshires, then to The Wayside in Concord. The Scarlet Letter was published in 1850, followed by a succession of other novels. A political appointment took Hawthorne and family to Europe before their return to The Wayside in 1860. Hawthorne died on May 19, 1864, and was survived by his wife and their three children.<br>Much of Hawthorne\'s writing centers on New England, many works featuring moral allegories with a Puritan inspiration. His fiction works are considered part of the Romantic Movement and, more specifically, dark romanticism. His themes often center on the inherent evil and sin of humanity, and his works often have moral messages and deep psychological complexity. His published works include novels, short stories, and a biography of his friend Franklin Pierce.<br>B4295Hodder & Stoughton()
USD550.0Book Literature English;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Winston ChurchillThe Second World War Series: The Gathering Storm / Their Finest Hour / The Grand Alliance / The Hinge of Fate / Closing the Ring / Triumph and Tragedy.Contemporary full cloth with gilt embossed facsimile signature of Churchill on upper board, flat spine with title in gilt, fore-edges uncut. , Dust jacket present on 2 of the six volumes. , Thick 8vo ( 143mm x 212mm, P. Volume 1. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, iii-xvi, (1), blank, 3-784; Volume 2. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, (1), blank, (3), blank, xi-xvi, (2), 3-751; Volume 3. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, v-xvi, (1), blank, 3-903; Volume 4. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, v-xvi, (1), blank, 3-1000; Volume 5. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, v-xvi, (1), blank, 3-749; Volume 6. half-title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, v-xvi, (1), blank, 3-800., A number of maps and diagrams are present depicting various aspects relating to the Second World War. , Volume : Six volumes.B4296(1948-1953.)
USD350.0Book History General; Book Military England;1948-1953.noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4296&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Theophile Gautier; Mademoiselle de MaupinOeuvre de Theophile GautierOriginal green half calf with matching marbled boards, marbled Free and pasted end papers, Title in red and black, five raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. , A fine and handsome example in decorative period half calf. Top edges gilt, front and bottom edges uncut. , 12mo: (92mm x 155mm), P: Vol. 1: Title, Preface (1-59), 61-302, printer’s imprint; Vol 2: Half title, Title, 1-307, printer’s imprint. , Volume : 2 Volumes; Ex Libris Abel. E. BerlandB4297Alphonse Lemerre(c. 1891)
USD375.0Book Literature General; Book Europe France;c. 1891nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4297&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas De Quincey; James HoggDe Quincey and His Friends Personal Recollections, Souvenirs and Anecdotes of Thomas De Quincey His Friends and Associates.Original half morocco with matching marbled boards. Pasted and free marbled end papers. Four raised bands in six compartments. Tooled gilt lettering on spine., A handsome copy in half gilt morocco with matching marbled boards. Very good condition, Top edges gilt, front edges uncut. , 8vo : (144mm x 205mm), P. Half Title, Frontispiece, Title, Printer info, contents (v-vi), Preface (vii-xii), 1-359, Index (360-372) , llustrated with a portrait frontispiece.; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4299Sampson Low, Marston and Company(c.1895)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Bowdler, Jun, ESQ.Select Pieces in Verses and Prose by John BowdlerOriginal full diced calf with tooled gilt rules and blind tooled rules. Pasted and free green end papers. Elaborate gilt design on spine.<br>Illustrated with a portrait frontispiece.<br>, Corners bumped , top of volume 1 upper cover split otherwise in very good condition. , 8vo: (130mm x 212mm), P. Vol 1: Frontis,Title, contents, into (3), 1-317; Vol 2: Title, contents, 3-358, Volume : 2 volumes; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4300Cadell & Davies(c.1817)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c.1817nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4300&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ivan TurgenieffIvan Turgenieff’s Spring Floods Translated from the Russian by Mrs. Sophie Michell Butts A Lear of the Steppe Translated from the French by William Hand Browne.Original half calf with matching marbled boards, tooled gilt rules, five raised bands in six compartments, marble pasted and free end papers., A Fine copy in decorative period half calf. , 8vo (123mm x 185mm), P. Blank, Title, Publishing info, 1-219.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland.B4301Lovell, Coryell & Company(c.1874)
USD275.0Book Russia;c.1874nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4301&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph NashViews of the Interior and Exterior of Windsor Castle Forming a Supplemental Volume to The Mansions of EnglandSkillfully rebacked with a contemporary quarter calf to match the original cloth boards. Tooled gilt lettering and rules, 6 raised bands in 7 compartments , A fine copy. Pages are clean and crisp. , Large Folio (390 x 540mm), Complete with 26 full page beautifully hand-coloured plates.; Joseph Nash’s work on Windsor Castle forms as a companion piece to his ‘Mansions of England.” It contains highly detailed and superbly executed full page illustrations of the architecture and inner assemblies and ceremonies in Windsor Castle, including views of Saint George Chapel and the various hallways, galleries and private rooms in the Castle. Includes a dedication to her Majesty Queen Victoria by Josheph Nash. <br><br>Joseph Nash (17 December 1809 – 19 December 1878) was an English watercolour painter and lithographer, specializing in historical buildings. Later, he became well known for his picturesque views of late Gothic buildings, which he peopled with figures grouped to illustrate the everyday life of their owners in times gone by. He also exhibited at the Royal Academy, British Institution and the New watercolour Society. Having mastered the art of lithography, Nash utilized it in the production of several excellent publications: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Architecture of the Middle Ages\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" appeared in 1838, and his four-volume masterpiece, “Mansions of England in the Olden Time\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" over a 10 year period from 1839, which involved Nash\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s travelling all over the country drawing house interiors and exteriors. He concentrated on the architectural aspects of the buildings, which, using the example of Joseph Strutt, he brought to life with the inclusion of groups of people. The volumes were very popular, with the lithographs circulated widely by newspapers, architects and other artists. The book was so effective it was claimed in Parliament that it was causing an increasing number of people to visit historical buildings. In 1846 he lithographed David Wilkie\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Oriental Sketches\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" and in 1848 a set of views of Windsor Castle from his own drawings.B4302London: Thomas McLean(c. 1852)
USD13000.0Book Royalty; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Europe England; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1852nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4302&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349376814.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]RaphaelPictvrae Raphaelis Sanctij Vrbinatis Ex Avla Et Conclavibvs Palatij Vaticani Ad Pvblicvm Terrarvm Orbis Ornamentvm In Aereas Tabvlas Nvnc Primvm Omnes Dedvctae Explicationibvs Illustratae Typsique Editae Svb Avspicijs Ter Magnis Ac Felicissimis Innocentij XIII. P.O.MBound in superb contemporary gilt calf, rebacked skillfully in matching calf with gilt title and emblems on spine, endpapers renewed., Fine series of copper plates bound in decorative contemporary full calf. A fine example., Oblong Folio (582 x 790 m, Engraved architectural and allegorical title-page incorporating dedication and address to Pope Innocent III, and 21 etched plates by Aquila after Raphael numbered 1-19, with 3 on 4 sheets.; First edition of Francesco Aquila\\\\\\\'s magnificent series of engravings after Raphael; this is the earliest series of complete engravings from the famous Raphael Stanze in the Vatican. Included on four sheets is the grandiose Battle at the Milvian Bridge from the Sala di Constantino painted by Giulio Romano after the designs of Raphael, etched and engraved by Francesco Aquila\\\'s uncle Pietro Aquila.<br><br>Elephant oblong folio. <br><br>Franceso Aquila (1690-1740) was a native of Palermo (Sicily), but spent most of his life working as an engraver at Rome. He was a nephew and student of Pietro Aquila. These detailed engravings of Raphael’s magnificent cycle of frescoes executed between 1509-14 are situated in the suite of medium-sized rooms in the Vatican papal apartments in which the pope himself lived and worked; these rooms are known simply as the Stanze. The intention of the Stanze frescoes was principally the glorification of the papacy and the illustration of the heroic acts of the popes. Raphael had been called to Rome toward the end of 1508 by Pope Julius II at the suggestion of the architect Donato Bramante. At this time Raphael was little known in Rome, but the young man soon made a deep impression on the volatile Julius and the papal court, and his authority as a master grew day by day.B4303Rome.: Domenici de Rossi(c. 1722)
USD25000.0Book Antiquities General;Book Plate Books General;c. 1722nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4303&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_fac300d7530be55f947ede6d8dd18940_1349465558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann Christoph Georg BodenschatzensKirchliche Verfassung der heutigen JudenMid 19th century full gilt cloth, flora pasted and free endpapers., A very good copy; Plates are clean and crisp. , 4to (180 x 220), Illustrated with 30 plates. An important illustrated work on Jewish rites and customs. Atlas volume only, lacks the text. Includes P. Illustrated Title, and 29 Plates. Ex. Libris of Hyman R. Ressler, a prominent Jewish Montrealer.; Johann Christoph Georg Bodenschatz (1717-1797) was a German Jewish scholar. In Erlangen, he devoted himself to the study of the Old Testament and the Jewish Antiquities and made on the basis of these studies, models of the Tabernacle and the Ark of Noah. In 1748-49 he published his major work, Church Constitution of today, particularly the German Jews<br>illustrated with engravings in four parts. A second edition appeared in 1756 in Frankfurt under the title \\\"Honest German-talking Hebrew, or the rites and ceremonies of the Jews.\\\\\\\" In it he developed from spoken and written sources for the full account of Jewish rites and customs. The work, therefore, serves as a source of Jewish ceremonial practice in the first half of the 18th Century in Germany.<br>B4304Frankfurt: (c. 1748)
USD3750.0Book Plate Books General; Book Religious Judaism;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4304&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_bd08d5fb558e70638063a1d023e029a6_1349898227.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 118 (North of St. Clair Ave and West of Mount Pleasant Road)Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 458x703 (mm), 18x27.625 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\"Tooley\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\", p178.M3390Toronto: (c. 1924)
USD575.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3390&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/P3230226.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. WoolworthMap of Port Royal, Beaufort and Vicinity, with a Plan of the Southern Atlantic Coast from Bull\\\\\\\'s Bay, South Carolina, to Brunswick, Georgia, Showing the Means of Communication with Savannah, Charleston and Beaufort, the Theater of the Present Naval and Military Operations of the U.S. Great Naval Expedition Under the Command of Commodore Dupont and General Sherman.;Part of the Coast of S. Carolina Showing the Relative Positions of Charleston, Beauforti & Savannah.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 359x510 (mm), 14.13x20.08 (Inches); Important map of the civil war published in 1861.M8288New York: (c. 1861)
USD375.0Maps United States East;c. 1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8288&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349274954.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. WoolworthMap of Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds, Embracing Portions of Virginia and North Carolina, with Their Strategic Points and Railway ConnectionsHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 505x355 (mm), 19.88x13.98 (Inches); Important map of the civil war published in 1861.M8289NY: (c. 1861)
USD375.0Maps United States East;c. 1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8289&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349274832.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John SpeedA Map of New England and New York.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 381x497 (mm), 15.00x19.55 (Inches); A significant map of the British colonies in North America covering the east coast from Maryland and New Jersey northward through New York and New England to the French possessions in Canada.. It depicts the territories acquired by the British with the capture of New Amsterdam in 1664, which changed European influence in the colonies from the Dutch to the English.. It is the first appearance of name Boston, and the first map to use the term New York for both Manhattan and the colony. It is also one of the first maps to show New Jersey. The map is decorated with various animals in the interior of the map, two compass roses, two cartouches and a coat of arms. With English text on verso that provides interesting information on the colonies.M8290London.: Tho: Basset; Richard Chiswell(c. 1676)
USD5750.0Maps United States East;c. 1676nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8290&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349201266.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John SpeedA New Mappe of the Romane Empire...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 391x509 (mm), 15.40x20.05 (Inches); Highly decorative map of the Roman Empire. Includes illustrations of ships and sea monsters as well as various animals placed in their native lands. <br>Includes a decorative cartouche on the upper right side and a brief historical description of the history of the Roman Empire at the bottom of the map. Illustrations of Rome, Geneva, Jerusalem, Venice, Constantinople and Alexandria as well as various native people in costumes are placed around the map.M8291London: Tho: Basset; Richard Chiswell(c. 1651)
USD2500.0Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Europe Continent; Maps Africa Continent;c. 1651nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8291&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349201574.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaIsola Dicandia CretaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 203x150 (mm), 7.99x5.91 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum.M8299Italy: (c. 1713)
USD475.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8299&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349277386.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaQuefta Tauola E L\\\'Antica Siria ch\\\'Cra deftinta in dodici tribu hora si chiama la Soria et terra Santa pofedutal TurcoHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 146x193 (mm), 5.75x7.60 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum.M8300Italy: (c. 1713)
USD375.0Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine; Maps Mediterranean Cyprus;c. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8300&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349277496.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan JanssonTabvla Anemogra Phica feu Pyxis Navtica ventorum nomina fex lin: guis repraefentansHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 433x552 (mm), 17.05x21.75 (Inches); \"An exceptionally rare example of one of the earliest and most significant anemographic, or wind rose, charts to appear in the 17th century. This unusual chart represents a transitional point in the perception of direction, or to be precise, the transition from the wind rose to the compass rose. Early mariners in the Mediterranean defined direction by the names the various winds and the points from which they blew. This idea traces its roots to ancient Greece. Homer identified four cardinal winds, but as navigation and cartography advanced, more were added. This chart represents a full thirty-two named winds and a multitude of different wind systems. Each of the winds is identified by several different names in Greek, Latin, French, and Dutch. Each wind is additionally attached to both contemporary compass points, north west east and south, and a more sophisticated circle and degree system. In the areas surrounding the sphere, each wind is personified by a figure bearing the racial characteristics associated with the region or direction represented. The upper left quadrant, representing north, depicts bearded Germans or Scandinavians. The upper right, representing east, shows beardless dark skinned faces. The beardless and pale skinned figures in the lower left and right, representing west and south, are less distinguishable but may be intended to represent indigenous Americans and Greeks. Anemographic charts, like this, were functional objects and valuable reference tools. Early navigators, referring to the directions as winds, might sail by the north wind. This was exceptionally practical when trade winds dictated ocean commerce. A warm wind from the south, for example might suggest that certain routes, closed for part of the year, were now open. A navigator would have used this chart to compare different names for directions. So, he may be using a chart made in Greece that identified the winds by the names of Greek gods, but himself been trained to use to a different, say Catalan or English, nomenclature. With this chart, he could figure out what various sailing logs and navigation books were referring to. Remember, while nautical charts did exist in the 1600s, most navigation was accomplished using Pilot Books that had instructions like this follow the south wind for 3 days before turning with the eastern wind etc. Thus this was a very useful object indeed. This chart was published as plate 1 in Jansonnius\\\' 1650 Atlas Maritimus or volume 5 in his Atlantis Majoris .\\\"M8301Amsterdam: (c. 1650)
USD2000.0Maps Celestial;c. 1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8301&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fac300d7530be55f947ede6d8dd18940_1349448962.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Harpal; Meena Art StudioTibetan Mythical DeitiesMixed Media, Watercolour and Guache, Image Size : 467x333 (mm), 18.40x13.10 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 484x351 (mm), 19.05x13.80 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Tibetan Mythical DietiesP3416Tibet: (c. 1900)
USD750.0Drawings, Watercolours & Oil Paintings;c. 1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3416&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348854299.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Harpal; Meena Art StudioTibetan Religious CeremonyMixed Media water Colour and Guache, Image Size : 140x558 (mm), 5.50x21.95 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 150x559 (mm), 5.90x22.00 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Tibetan offerings to the sacred bulls.P3417Tibet: (c. 1900)
USD375.0Drawings, Watercolours & Oil Paintings;c. 1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cc5babcb83182ba94f910caa61b6054e_1352498984.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. WalshA View of the City of Montreal & the River St. Lawrence from the Mountain.Aquatint, Image Size : 358x526 (mm), 14.10x20.70 (Inches), Platemark Size : 419x556 (mm), 16.50x21.90 (Inches), Paper Size : 527x662 (mm), 20.75x26.05 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Scenic view of Montreal with the St. Lawrence River and Mountains in the distance. <br><br>“A rare print of Montreal is the aquatint by John Bluck of the sketch of the City of Montreal from the Mountian, by Lieut. E. Walsh, 49th Regiment. The original water-colour is in the Sigmund Samuel Collection, and the aquatint from this was published by “R. Ackermann’s Fine Arts Repository” in 1811. It is a handsome print, coloured by hand, showing a very small city close to the River St. Lawrence. Walsh was an artist of some ability, and his View of the Lake and Fort Erie From Buffalo Creek was also aquatinted by Bluck and published in the same year.” (Spendlove p. 67 plate 89)P3427London.: R. Ackermann\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Repository of Arts(c. 1811)
USD3750.0Views Canada Quebec;c. 1811nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3427&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fac300d7530be55f947ede6d8dd18940_1349470863.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B. BeaufoyView of QuebecLithograph, Day & Haghe, Image Size : 357x521 (mm), 14.05x20.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 470x629 (mm), 18.50x24.75 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; \\\"A coloured lithograph of Quebec, drawn from the south bank of the St. Lawrence River and dedicated to \\\"Lt. General Lord Seaton...late Governor General and Commander in Chief of the Forces in British North America\\\" (1828-1835, 1838-1839). Lithograph in colour by T. Picken, and printed by Day & Haghe after a drawing by Captain B. Beaufoy.... This is an accurately drawn and pleasant view of Quebec, taken from Point Levi and showing a steamer, various craft under sail and a timber raft, people of fashion and Indians.\\\" Spendlove 72. National Archives of Canada #545024P3428London.: (c. 1850)
USD5000.0Views Canada Quebec;c. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fac300d7530be55f947ede6d8dd18940_1349473761.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. Russel LLDThe Atlantic Telegraph by W.H Russell LLD Illustrated by Robert Dudley.Original full morocco with very elaborate pictorial tooled gilt and blind tooled designs. Rebacked skillfully saving the orginal spine, spine with tooled gilt design and lettering. Title in black and red. , Title lightly spotted, a few pages slightly loose and trimmed and a few marginal tears not affecting the plates, otherwise in very good condition. Plates are generally clean. , Folio (425 x 280mm), P. Blank, Frontis Title, list of illustrations (iii-v), 1-103, Appendix (1-5-117), Advertisement (4). , Chromolithographed title, illustrated with map and 24 color plates mounted on card.; Illustration number 15 misplaced on P. 51 rather than P. 52. <br><br>Scarce large format first edition, charting the laying of the first Trans-Atlantic submarine cable between Ireland and Newfoundland.B4182London: Day & Son Limited(c.1866)
USD3750.0Book Canada East Atlantic Provinces;Book Science & Technology;c.1866nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4182&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c786f52fc07e2fba5a4edd8bcde471e3_1335390057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques Francois de Chastenet De PuysegurArt De La Guerre, Par Principes Et Par Règles. Ouvrage De Mr. Le Marechal De Puysegur, Mis Au Jour Par Mr. Le Marquis de Puységur, Son Fils Brigadier D\\\\\\\\\\\'Infanterie, Colonel Du Régiment De Vexin.Recent full calf preserving the original pasted and free endpapers. Gilt title on spine with 10 raised bands., Embossed non intrusive library stamps \\\"Royal United Service Institution\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" on titles and plates, otherwise a fine copy. Text and plates are clean and crisp. , Folio (250x 410mm). , Complete with 1 Frontispiece of Jacques-Francois de Chastenet Marechal de France, two illustrated titles pages ( v. 1 and 2) and 41 fold out plates: Volume 1 includes 32 plates and Volume 2 includes 9 plates., Volume : 2 Parts in 1.; The plates depict various arrangements and maneuvering of the army at the time. Ex. Libris with decorative coat of arms and emblems from: Ph. Caricve; Lt. Colonol Alexander Fraser from the United Service Institution with written note \\\\\\\\\\\"to the Library of the Naval Military Institution.\\\\\\\" Text in French. <br><br>Jacques François Chastanet Puysegur was a knight of the orders of King (Saint-Micheal and Saint-Esprit), Knight of the Royal and Military Order of St. Louis, marshal- General home camps and armies of the king, a member of the council of war during the minority of Louis XV, and Governor Conde de Bergues, commander of the Northern Army, Marshal of France , author of military strategy \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Art of War\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", Military Advisor near Kings Louis XIV and Louis XV. <br>(Jähns II, 1462)<br>B4307The Hague: (c 1749)
USD2000.0Book History French; Book Military General;c 1749nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4307&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_39320b52c35965df221e38e9cbe1fd32_1350506578.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James MerigotA Select Collection of Views and Ruins in Rome and its Vicinity. Recently Executed from Drawings Made Upon the Spot.Contemporary quarter calf with marbled boards. Marbled paste down and free end papers., A very good copy,with sharp impressions, plates are clean and crisp, text with some transfer from the plates. , Large Quarto 233 x 294mm, P. engraved title, blank, title, printer’s imprint, preface (2), (2), 61 plates with accompanying description (unpaginated). , 62 superbly executed aquatint plates including engraved title, plates depict various views of Rome and the surrounding area.; Text in French and English. Ex-libris Laus Deo on paste down end paper.<br><br>Plates designed and engraved by J. Merigot (1760-1824), a prominent French engraver who settled in London because of the French Revolution., (Abbey 178)B4308London: Robinson, White, Faulder, & Evans(c. 1816)
USD2500.0Book Europe Italy; Book Plate Books General;c. 1816nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4308&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_39320b52c35965df221e38e9cbe1fd32_1350507777.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George P. UreThe Handbook of Toronto Containing its Climate, Geology, Natural History, Educational Institutions, Courts of Law, Municipal ArrangementsFull publisher`s decorative cloth. , Lacks the folding map otherwise in very good condition., 8vo (133 x 205 mm), Illustrated with a frontis view of the Toronto Exhibition Building.; A very scarce handbook of TorontoB4309Lovell and Gibson(c. 1858)
USD400.0Book Canada Ontario Toronto;c. 1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.C. Cheweet & CoToronto City Directory 1868-9Full Publisher`s green cloth and gilt title on front and spine, Very Good, 8 vo (140 x 215mm), With 9 full-page advertisements inserted throughout. Lacks map, otherwise a very good copy.; W.C. Chewett`s Toronto Directory Contains amongst other information, a street directory, alphabetical directory, business and professional directory, with a full appendix of governmental, legal, corporation, religious, educational and other valuable local information<br>B4310W.C. Chewett & Co(c. 1868)
USD750.0Book Canada Ontario Toronto;c. 1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4310&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Fairplay, FrancisCanadas As They Are Now. Comprehending a View of Their Climate, Rivers, …with a Description of the Soil and Advantages or Disadvantages of Every Township in Each Province.Original full diced calf with gilt Royal Crown, spine with raised bands, gilt lettered in two, inked covers with marbled end papers,, Lacks the map otherwise a very good copy., 12mo, 166pp, illustrated with wood engravings.; Sabin 10390.B1432London: James Duncan(1833)
USD375.0; Book Canada General1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1432&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349123558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nathaniel Parker WillisCanadian Scenery, Illustrated From Drawings by W. H. Bartlett (Hand Coloured)Contemporary ½ gilt morocco with cloth boards, spine with 6 gilt floral designed compartments of raised bands, gilt lettering on two, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers. , A very good copy. Plates and text are clean., 4to. , P. engraved title, blank, plate listing, blank, title, blank, 1-128; frontis, engraved title, blank, title, blank, plate listing, blank, 1-116., Volume one contains frontispiece portrait of W.H. Bartlett, title page with an engraved vignette titled “Wigwam in the Forest”, and a general map. Volume two contains engraved frontispiece entitled “Montreal from the Mountain”, and title page with engraved vignette entitled “The horse-shoe falls” all by Bartlett. In total there are 118 plates, of which 114 are finely hand-coloured.<br>, Volume : 2 Volumes in 1.; “I. Grayson Smith” ex-libris above title. <br><br>Bartlett made four voyages to the United States and Canada between the years 1836 and 1852, the fruits of which appeared in American Scenery in 1840 and Canadian Scenery in 1842 with text by N.P. Willis”(Harper). “In autumn of 1836 in company with Willis he visited Niagara Falls and presumably was briefly in Canada. Journeyed from Halifax to Niagara in1838, completing 117 sepia wash drawings which were engraved and published with text by Willis in a two volume Canadian Scenery in 1840 (DNB). The engravings were produced by Willis, Cousen and others. , Alston 7673; Sabin 3786; Lande 2310.B4314London: James Virtue(c. 1842)
USD5000.0Book Canada General; Book Plate Books General;c. 1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4314&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_0ef9db1791840541acf3b1feea379ef4_1350937621.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nathaniel Parker WillisCanadian Scenery, Illustrated From Drawings by W.H. Bartlett (2 Volume Set)Original full decorative cloth boards with tooled gilt design on front and spine, Boards and edges have minor wearing but otherwise a very good set. Text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to (230mm x 280mm) , Illustrated with 118 engraved plates., Volume : 2 Volumes; “Bartlett made four voyages to the United States and Canada between the years 1836 and 1852, the fruits of which appeared in American Scenery in 1840 and Canadian Scenery in 1842 with text by N.P. Willis”(Harper). “In autumn of 1836 in company with Willis he visited Niagara Falls and presumably was briefly in Canada. Journeyed from Halifax to Niagara in1838, completing 117 sepia wash drawings which were engraved and published with text by Willis in a two volume Canadian Scenery in 1840”(DNB). The engravings were produced by Willis, Cousen and others.B4315London: James Virtue(c. 1842)
USD1800.0Book Canada General; Book Plate Books General;c. 1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4315&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_0ef9db1791840541acf3b1feea379ef4_1350942637.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Reynold A. NicholsonA Literary History of the Arabs by Reynold A. NicholsonOriginal cloth boards with tooled gilt lettering on spine, complete with dust jacket. , In very good condition. , 8vo (140mm x 215mm), Illustrated with a color frontispiece.; Reynold Alleyne Nicholson, or R. A. Nicholson (August 18, 1868 – August 27, 1945), was an eminent English orientalist, scholar of both Islamic literature and Islamic mysticism, and widely regarded as one of the greatest Rumi scholars and translators in the English language.<br><br>Son of paleontologist Henry Alleyne Nicholson, Nicholson was born in Keighley, Yorkshire, England and died in Chester, Cheshire, England. Educated at Aberdeen University and the University of Cambridge, Nicholson became lecturer in the Persian language (1902–26) and Sir Thomas Adams\'s Professor of Arabic at Cambridge (1926–1933). He is considered a leading scholar in Islamic literature and Islamic mysticism who exercised a lasting influence on Islamic studies He was able to study and translate major Sufitexts in Arabic, Persian, and Ottoman Turkish to English. Nicholson wrote two very influential books: Literary History of The Arabs (1907) and The Mystics of Islam (1914).<br>B4316The Syndics of the Cambridge University Press(c. 1966)
USD250.0Book Literature General; Book Asia Middle East General;c. 1966nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4316&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Rev. Joseph SpenceAnecdotes, Observations and Characters of Books and Men Collected From the Conversation of Mr. Pope, and Other Eminent Persons of His Time. By the Rev. Joseph Spence. Now First Published from the Original Papers, with Notes, and a Life of the Author by Samuel Weller Singer.8vo (127mm x 207mm), ), rebacked saving the original half leather boards , tooled gilt rules, 5 tooled gilt bands in 6 compartments, crimson calf lable on 2, tooled gilt lettering and design on spine, pasted and free marbled end papers.<br>All edges gilt., Some wearing to the boards but otherwise a very good copy., 8vo (127mm x 207mm), , P. Blank, Half Title, Printer info, Frontis, Blank, Title, Dedication, Editor’s Preface (vii-xv), Life of the Author (xvii-xxxix), 1-478, Index to the Letters 479-482, Index 483-501, errata (1)., Illustrated with one portrait frontis; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland.B4317W.H. Carpenter & Archibald Constable(c. 1820)
USD275.0Book Literature English;c. 1820nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4317&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas Carlyle; James Anthony FroudeA History of the First Forty Years of His Life 1795-1835 by James Anthony Froude, M.A.<br>Original brown half morocco with matching marbled boards. Tooled gilt rules, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and elaborate design on the spine. Marbled pasted and free end papers, A fine copy in original decorative half morocco. Plates are clean. <br>, 8vo: (135 x 215mm), P. Vol.1: Half title, Printer info, frontis, title, preface (v-xvi), Contents (xvii-xviii), 1-432; vol2: Half Title, Contents v-viii, 1-486, llustrated with 4 black and white plates in volume 1. , Volume : Two Volumes.; Ex Libris Abel E. Berland. Thomas Carlyle (4 December 1795 – 5 February 1881) was a Scottish satirical writer, essayist, historian and teacher during the Victorian era. He called economics \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"the dismal science\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", wrote articles for the Edinburgh Encyclopedia, and became a controversial social commentator.B4319London.: Longmans, Green, and Co(c.1882)
USD475.0Book Biography;c.1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4319&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_a5a58ab5ab6d81df3ea262b1106daf0a_1351094224.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry MurgerPropos de Ville et Propos de Theatre; Le Pays LatinOriginal quarter morocco with matching speckled cloth boards. Blind tooled rules. 4 raised bands in 5 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine, Free and pasted end papers, all edges gilt., A fine example in decorative gilt period bindings. Text is clean and crisp. , 8vo (110mmx 175mm), P. Half Title, Title, 1-353, Table of Contents; Half Title, Title,1-286, Table of Contents Ex Libris Abel E. Berland, all edges gilt, a fine example in decorative gilt period bindings. Text is clean. , Volume : 2 volumes.; Text in French. Louis-Henri Murger (1822- 1861) was a French novelist and poet. He is chiefly distinguished as the author of Scènes de la vie de bohème, from his own experiences as a desperately poor writer living in a Parisian attic, and member of a loose club of friends who called themselves \\\"the water drinkers\\\" (because they were too poor to afford wine). In his writing he combines instinct with pathos and humour, sadness his predominant tone.B4320Michel Levy Frere(c.1858)
USD275.0Book Literature General;c.1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4320&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. De VoltaireCandide or All for the Best Translated from the French of M. De. Voltaire with 10 Etchings by Clara TiceOriginal crimson half morocco with matching marbled boards. Five raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and design on the spine. Marbled free and pasted end papers. Title in black and red., A fine copy with decorative period binding and attractive colour plates. , 8vo (145 x 225mm) , P. Blank (2), Edition page, Frontis, Part1: Title, 7-119, Part2: Title, 123-182, Contents (7)., Illustrated with 10 hand colored plates., Volume : 2 Parts in 1B4321The Bennett Libraries Inc.(c. 1927)
USD675.0Book Literature General;c. 1927nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4321&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_a5a58ab5ab6d81df3ea262b1106daf0a_1351093425.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas AnbureyTravels Through the Interior Parts Of America In a Series of Letters by An OfficerRecent half calf with marble boards. Gilt lettering and fleur de lis symbols on Spine in 5 compartments with raised bands., There are 6 missing plates and maps, otherwise very good. , 8vo (131mm x 208mm), Volume 1 P. 1- 467. Volume 2 P. 1 – 558., Illustrated with 2 plates, one of which is a fold out. , Volume : 2 VolumesB4322(C. 1789)
USD250.0Book Voyages General;C. 1789nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Houston Stewart ChamberlainRichard Wagner translated from the German by G. Ainslie HightOriginal decorative full cloth with gilt floral design that extends to spine, In very good condition. Pages are clean and crisp., Quarto (230 x 298mm) , Illustrated with a profusion of full page and smaller plates including photogravures, collotypes, facsimiles and engravings.; Wilhelm Richard Wagner (1813 –1883) was a German composer, conductor, theatre director and polemicist primarily known for his operas (or \\\\\\\"music dramas\\\\\\\", as he later called them). Wagner\\\\\\\'s compositions, particularly those of his later period, are notable for their complex texture, rich harmonies and orchestration, and the elaborate use of leitmotifs: musical themes associated with individual characters, places, ideas or plot elements. Unlike most other opera composers, Wagner wrote both the music and libretto for every one of his stage works.B4324London.: J.M Dent & Co(c. 1897)
USD475.0Book Biography;c. 1897nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4324&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351181322.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girolamo RuscelliLe imprese Illvstri Del S.or Ieronimo Rvscelli Aggivntovi Nvovam. Il Qvarto Libro Da Vincenzo Rvscelli Da Viterbo. Al serenissimo Principe Gvglielmo Gonzaga Dvca Di Mantova et MonferatoContemporary 17th century speckled calf, rebacked sympathetically to match the boards. Spine with blind tools and black morocco label on 2. <br>, A fine example in very good condition. Text is clean and crisp., Quarto (175mm x 240mm), Illustrated with 22 full page plates including 4 separate title pages,1 fold out, and 125 in-text copper engraving. , Volume : 4 volumes in 1; Text in Italian. First, Second, Third, and Fourth volumes have separate title pages (libro primo: p. 1-24 ; libro secondo: p. 25-342 ; libro Terzo: p. 343-496 ; Libro Quarto: p. 1-8, 1-82). Volume 1 has publication date c. 1584; Volume 4 has publication date c. 1583. Lacks pages 107-110, never bound in. P. 147 & 148 come after 149 & 150; P. 333 comes before 332; 331 comes after 332 and before 334. Girolamo Ruscelli’s work in ‘Le Imprese’ is a rare comprehensive work on the study of the sciences and occult. It details a wide variety of esoteric knowledge, including the study of nature and science in relation to religion. There are symbolic references to mythology and knighthood to reinforce the occult theme. Even though Ruscellli is best known for his revision of Ptolemy’s Geographica, his other work is famously published under various pseudonyms on the secrets of scientific knowledge, including the remedies for various diseases, which sparked new investigations on the hermetic subject from the 17th century onwards.B4325Francesco deFranceschi Senesi(c.1583-1584)
USD3250.0Book Early Printed General; Book Occult; Book Science & Technology;c.1583-1584nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4325&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351269555.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Germain BriceDescription de la ville de Paris, et de tout ce qu elle contient de plus remarquable. Nouvelle edition. Enrichie d un nouveau Plan & de nouvelles Figures dessinees & gravees correctement.Full contemporary mottled calf, flat spine in seven compartments of gilt bands and floral motifs. Crimson morocco labels on two and three, edges tinted red, endpapers marbled. , Tail of spine on volume 1 repaired, head of spine on volume 2 chipped, boards starting, some spine labels missing; otherwise a very good set, text and plates are clean and crisp., 12mo, P. Volume 1. Half-title, printer’s imprint, title, (1), i-xx, table (4) 1-538, (4); Volume 2. Half-title, printer’s imprint, title, (1), table i- iv, 1-520, (3); Volume 3. Half-title, printer’s imprint, title, (1), contents (2), 1-490, (3); Volume 4. Half-title, printer’s imprint, title-page, (1), contents (2), 1-456, approbation and dedication (4), (3). Some mispaginations with no loss. , Title with printer’s device. With 41 plates including a folding map and 40 folding engraved plates of Parisian landmarks by Chausourier, Herisset... etc. Bookplate of Lord Camden in all volumes., Volume : Four volumes.; Text in French. The ninth and most complete edition of this well-illustrated 18th-century work on Paris.B4326P.G. Le Mercier, Desaint & Saillant, J.T. Herissant, and D. Le Prieur(c. 1752)
USD1750.0Book Europe France;c. 1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4326&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351271101.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Ker PorterTravelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden During the Years 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808.Contemporary full calf boards skillfully rebacked, spine with five raised bands. Marbled pasted and free endpapers. , Very Good Condition; plates and text are clean and crisp. , Quarto (235mm x 286mm) , P. Vol: Title, Preface (iii-vi), contents (vii-xi), List of plates, 1-303; Vol2: Blank, Title, Contents (v-viii), 1-296, blank. , Complete with 41 plates, 2 of which are fold outs. Our example has 40 finely hand coloured plates, which is 12 more than the usual standard 28. Plates depict life in St Petersburg, the Russian nobility, peasantry and trade classes, the Russian Orthodox Church, military events . , Volume : Two Volumes in One.; Robert Ker Porter (1777–1842) noted artist, author, diplomat and traveler. Known for his accounts of his travels in Spain, Portugal and Russia. . In 1804 he was invited to Russia to join the tsar\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s court as historical painter, being employed in decorating Admiralty Hall, St Petersburg with vast historical paintings. (DNB, 191) This particular narrative is in the form of letters that were devoted primarily to Porter\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s stay in Russia. The scenic plates are from drawings by the author made during his travels to different regions in Russia and to Sweden, engraved by Stadler. Porter visited Spain in 1808 and was invited by Sir John Moore whom he had met previously in Sweden, to accompany the British forces, and the artist witnessed the actions at Benavente, Sahagún and Corunna. He was also one of the earliest panorama painters in Britain producing several significant pieces including the Storming of Seringapatam, the Siege of Acre, The Battle of Lodi, Defeat of the French at the Devil\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Bridge, Mont St. Gothard, by Suwarrow, and the Battle of Alexandria. He was knighted for his services to the diplomatic corps. He also exhibited several pictures at the Royal Academy. , (Tooley 383, DNB 191, Abbey Travel 13)B4327London: John Stockale(c. 1813)
USD3750.0Book Costumes; Book Plate Books Colour; Book Europe Scandinavia; Book Russia;c. 1813nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4327&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351285826.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lieut. PhillpottsPlan of York Surveyed and Drawn by Lieut. Phillpotts Royal EngineersHand Colored, Very good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 490x395 (mm), 19.29x15.55 (Inches)M2704Toronto: (c.1823 but c.1900)
USD875.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c.1823 but c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M2704&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348851706.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James CaneTopographical Plan of the City and Liberties Toronto In the Province of CanadaHand Colored, Very good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 390x490 (mm), 15.375x19.29 (Inches)M3276Toronto: Robertson, J.R.(c.1842 but c.1900)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c.1842 but c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M3276&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348851871.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan JanssonSitus Terrae Promissionis .S.S. Bibliorum intelligentiam exacte aperiens per Chr. AdrichomHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 370x495 (mm), 14.55x19.50 (Inches); The map shows in intricately detailed view of the holy land. Includes illustrations of a bounty of fruit and flowers that extends over the land, Aaron the priest and Moses the prophet examining the commandments, and a ship at odds with a sea monster in the Mediterranean sea below.<br><br>M8302Amsterdam: (c. 1640)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8302&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349293104.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan JanssonIudaeae feu Terrae Israelis Tabula geographica…Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 356x483 (mm), 14.00x19.00 (Inches); Upper left corner shows the decorative cartouche with Moses the prophet and Aaron the Priest standing on opposite sides. Below is a classic image of the Old Testament: Joshua and Caleb returning from the Promised Land bearing a giant bunch of grapes. This motif is copied in maps from the sixteenth through the eighteenth centuries. (Nebenzahl), Nebenzahl Page 121M8303Amsterdam: (c. 1652)
USD1250.0Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1652nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8303&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349294728.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frederick de WitMagnum Mare del Zur cum insula California; De Groote Zuyd-Zee en`t Eylandt CaliforniaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 572x498 (mm), 22.50x19.60 (Inches); Title in Latin & Dutch. Important early map showing part of the West Coast of America with California as an island, Japan, Carpentaria, part of the North coast of Australia, South Coast of Tasmania, and part of New Zealand (Tooley). Title cartouche with portrait of Magellan and winged cherubs above, and with the god Neptune and female riding horses on the water (McLaughlin). , Mapping of California by Glen McLaughlin, p. 28; Maps of Tasmania, Tooley p. 15M8323Amsterdam: (c. 1675-1680)
USD3750.0Maps Sea Chart; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia; Maps Oceania (Pacific) New Zealand; Maps United States West California; Maps Asia Far East Japan;c. 1675-1680nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8323&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351281670.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Lorenz JanschaAnsicht des Kurfürstlichen Lust- und Jagdschlosses Herzogfreude bey Bonné / Vue du Chateau électoral de Chasse nommé Herzogsfreude près de Bonne (No 38) Ansicht von Braubach mit dem Schlosse Marksburg; Vue de Braubach avec le château de Marsksbourg (No 18Aquatint, Image Size : 292x438 (mm), 11.50x17.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : 349x457 (mm), 13.75x18.00 (Inches), Paper Size : 452x556 (mm), 17.80x21.90 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Price is $475 each.<br><br>The title of the Third Print is: Ansicht von Rüdesheim unweit Bingen; Vue de Rüdesheim près de Bingen (No 6)<br>Descriptions: <br>Number 38: Picturesque view of the Castle Duke Joy, a hunting lodge in Röttgen, the southwestern district of the city of Bonn. The castle was built by Clemens August in the period from 1753 until 1755. It served as a hunting lodge for the electors. Today no ruins or remains are visible. <br><br>Number 18: Picturesque view of Braubach on the Rhine River. With the Castle Marksburg on the hill in the background.<br><br>Number 6: Picturesque view of Rüdesheim , a winemaking town in the Rhine Gorge. It lies in the Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis district in the Regierungsbezirk of Darmstadt in Hesse, Germany.P3430Vienna: Artaria(c. 1798 but c. 1860)
USD475.0Views Europe Germany; Sports Hunting;c. 1798 but c. 1860nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_39320b52c35965df221e38e9cbe1fd32_1350659071.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Auguste LerouxComptoir National D\\\\\\\'escompte de Paris, Emprunt National 1918.Lithograph, Joseph Charles , Image Size : 1130x737 (mm), 44.50x29.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1181x777 (mm), 46.50x30.60 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation.; Large patriotic poster by Auguste Leroux urging citizens to subscribe to the war loan. The two women wear the traditional dresses of Alsace and Lorraine, which had been taken by Germany in 1871, with a french caption translated as \\\"To hasten victory, and so we can meet again soon.\\\"P3433Paris.: Joseph Charles(c. 1918)
USD1000.0Military World War I & II; Posters;c. 1918nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3433&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_f4f91a755c762722ff4fa222cea157b9_1350743632.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Erskine NicolRenewal Of The Lease RefusedSteel Engraving, Image Size : 241x185 (mm), 9.50x7.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 311x229 (mm), 12.25x9..00 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; \\\"Indoor scene, with a peasant standing in an office in front of a folding screen, holding his hat, looking down at the floor; a man seated at a table beside him with hands clasped, looking into the distance, surrounded by papers; a clerk bending down in foreground at right to take documents out of a suitcase; after Erskine Nicol proof illustration from \\\'The Art Journal\\\' of 1870.\\\" (The British Museum)<br>P3444New York.: D. Appleton(c. 1868)
USD275.0Legal;c. 1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3444&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351372293.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Walter Dendy SadlerThe Right of WayEtching, Thomas Ross Ltd, Image Size : 363x483 (mm), 14.30x19.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; An important late 19th Century - Early 20th Century legal print related to real estate.P3446London: (c. 1903)
USD750.0Legal;c. 1903nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3446&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351373304.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Henry FiskThe Trial of Earl Strafford In Westminster Hall 1641.Aquatint, Image Size : 406x559 (mm), 16.00x22.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good; <br><br>Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford (13 April 1593 (O.S.) – 12 May 1641) was an English statesman and a major figure in the period leading up to the English Civil War. He served in Parliament and was a supporter of King Charles I. From 1632 to 1639 he instituted a harsh rule as Lord Deputy of Ireland. Recalled to England, he became a leading advisor to the king, attempting to strengthen the royal position against Parliament. When Parliament condemned him to death, Charles signed the death warrant and Wentworth was executed.P3447London: Thomas Boys(c. 1841)
USD875.0Legal;c. 1841noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3447&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351373455.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Charles BromleyThe Trial Of William Lord Russel In The Old Bailey 1683.Lithograph, Image Size : 413x559 (mm), 16.25x22.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Hand Colored, Very Good; William Russell, Lord Russell (29 September 1639 – 21 July 1683), was an English politician. He was a leading member of the Country Party, forerunners of the Whigs, who opposed the succession of King James II during the reign of King Charles II, ultimately resulting in his execution for treason.<br><br>Russell was lauded as a martyr by the Whigs, who claimed that he was put to death in retaliation for his efforts to exclude James from succession to the crown. Russell was exonerated by the reversal of attainder under William III of England.<br><br><br>P3448London: (c. 1830)
USD875.0Legal;c. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3448&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351373780.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Vincent BrooksVanity Fair Legal CaricaturesLithograph, Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Image Size : 318x191 (mm), 12.50x7.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 375x254 (mm), 14.75x10.00 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; A series of six red and black coated judges in late 19th century England. They are sold individually for $175 each. Titles on the bottom reads: Jack in the Box, Judges No. 5, Judges No 6, Mr. Justice Grantham, Law and Conscience, He was an ornament on the Bench.P3449London: Vanity Fair(c. 1870-1890)
USD175.0Legal; Caricatures;c. 1870-1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3449&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351373963.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Walter Dendy SadlerMarriage By RegistrarEtching, Image Size : 464x603 (mm), 18.25x23.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Black & White, Slightly Yellowed otherwise good. Mounted on old board.; A famous etching after Dendy Sadler by W. Boucher on the legal aspects of marriage in late 19th century England. The print is signed in pencil both by Dendy Sadler and W. Boucher on the lower margin.P3450London: (c. 1900)
USD875.0Legal;c. 1900noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3450&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351375036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Abbe D. Francesco Saverio Clavigero; Charles Cullen, tr.The History of Mexico. Collected from Spanish and Mexican Historians, from Manuscripts, and Ancient Paintings of the Indians. Illustrated by Charts, and other Copper Plates. To Which are Added, Critical Dissertations on the Land, the Animals, and Inhabitants of Mexico. By Abbé D. Francesco Saverio Clavigero. Translated from the Original Italian, By Charles Cullen, Esq. In Two Volumes.Contemporary full marble calf, flat spine in six compartments of gilt-tooled bands and gilt spiral-patterned motifs, gilt black morocco label on two, gilt text on four, board edges gilt-tooled., \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Genealogy” plate in volume 1 heavily browned, folding map of Mexico’s lakes in volume 2 with small tear in fold at gutter, occasional mild brownspots; otherwise in very good condition and generally a nice, clean copy in handsome period binding., Large 4to. , P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, dedication (2), translator’s preface iii-iv, preface vii-xi, blank, account of Mexican historians xiii-xxxi, advertisement xxxii, contents (3), blank, 1-440, descendents (441-444), appendix 441-476, (2); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, title, blank, contents (2), 1-194, appendix 195-468, blank, (2)., Complete with 28 plates including 2 folding maps and the genealogy plate. The plates illustrate natural history, architecture and various cultural aspects of Mesoamerican civilization., Volume : Two volumes.; In first volume, pagination jumps from iv to vii with no loss to text or gap in foliation.<br>“Claviergo was a native of Vera Cruz (born 1731, died at Bologna, 1787), a Jesuit and a thorough antiquarian, who spent thirty years of active research into the archaeology and antiquities of Mexico. His book, originally published in Italian, is a mine of precious historical documents, and contains valuable lists of others in the Mendoza, the Vatican, and the Boturini collections. All the other books that have been elaborated since on the same subject, instead of superseding Claviergo’s, have tended rather to magnify its importance.”<br>, Sabin 13518-9.B3705London: G. G. J. and J. Robinson(c. 1787.)
USD2750.0Book Americas Central; Book Americas Indians;c. 1787.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B3705&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351717830.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Mr. DrydenThe Works of Virgil: Containing His Pastorals Georgics, and Aeneis.contemporary full calf with floral and foliage embossed boarder within a straight lined boarder with foliage corner pieces rebacked skillfully with dense gilt in six compartments. Title in red and black., A fine handsome copy in full contemporary calf boards. Text and Plates are clean and crisp. , Small Folio (212mm x 354), P. Frontis, Title, Dedication (1-4), biography of Virgil (5-20), Preface (21-38), names of subscribers (39-42), 23-690., Illustrated with 100 plates including frontis.; In the earlier part of his life Tonson was much associated with Dryden. Dryden’s Translation of Virgil, executed between 1693 and 1696, was published by Tonson in July 1697 by subscription. Serious financial differences arose between the poet and his publisher, and Dryden’s letters to Tonson are full of complaints of meanness and sharp practice and of refusals to accept clipped or bad money.<br> The Dryden translation was published in July 1697 and was favourably received. It has since been admired for its own merits of style if not for its fidelity. Bentley, as it seems from a letter to Tonson, ‘cursed it heartily’ before its publication, whether from an actal perusal does not appear. Swift speaks of it contemptuously in his dedication of the ‘Tale of a Tub’ and elsewhere refers bitterly to Dryden. <br>The statement is made by Johnson and Deane Swift that the hatred was caused by Dryden’s remark upon Swift’s Odes, ‘Cousin Swift, you will never be a poet’. Swift was, however, an exception to the general rule.<br> All the distinguished young men of letters looked up with reverence to Dryden. His ‘Virgil’ was a precedent for Pope’s ‘Homer’ which eclipsed the pecuniary results and the literary reputation of the earlier poem. <br>B4142London: Jacob Tonson(c.1697)
USD5500.0Book Literature English;c.1697nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4142&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_965729f01efecb8a478f354700e31285_1332535912.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Canniff HaightLife in Canada 50 Years Ago: Personal Recollections and Reminiscences of a Sexagenarian.full recent cloth with tooled gilt lettering on the spine. , In very good condition., 8vo. (135mm x 196mm), P. Frontis, Title, Publishing info, dedication , preface (v-viii), Contents (ix-xi), 1-301, Illustrated with a portrait frontis and many plates depicting the Canadian Outdoors.B4191Hunter, Rose & Co.(c. 1885.)
USD375.0Book Canada General;c. 1885.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4191&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_39320b52c35965df221e38e9cbe1fd32_1350508572.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.F. Walling; Ruth McKenzieIlllustrated Historical Atlas of The Counties of Leeds and Grenville Canada West From actual Surveys under the Direction of H.F. WallingFull Publisher’s Cloth with gilt title on front., Very good condition, text is clean and crisp., Folio (365mm x 455mm); This is the 1973 reprint of the 1861-2 edition published by Putnam & Walling. Illustrations, descriptions, biographies, statistical data from Thadeus Leavitt\\\'s History of Leeds and Grenville\\\" and from the Canadian illustrated news of the 1870\\\'s. Introduction by William F.E. Morley.B4330Mika Publishing.(c. 1973)
USD125.0Book Canada West; Book Canada Ontario General;c. 1973nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4330&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gerhard MercatorAnglia RegnumHand Colored, Map is strengthened by acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. Otherwise, Generally Good. , Size : 349x467 (mm), 13.75x18.40 (Inches); Early Latin example of Mercator\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s map of Great Britain first published in \"Atlas Sive Cosmographia.\\\" Includes a decorative cartouche and a ship at sale. French text on Verso. <br><br><br>M8292Amsterdam: (c. 1633)
USD1000.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;c. 1633nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8292&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349205429.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Ægyptvs Antiqva Divifa in Nomos...Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 394x521 (mm), 15.50x20.50 (Inches); Striking large scale map of Egypt with the course of the Nile. Depicted clearly are the boundaries of various local provinces. In Latin with a note in French. Includes a note in a decorative cartouche: \\\\\\\"A Monsieur Monsieur Doviat Sgr. de Montreuille, Con.er du Roy, et Maistre Ordinaire en sa Chambre des Comptes Par son Très humble et obéisant Serviteur P. Duval Géographe de sa Maiesté\\\".<br>M8305Amsterdam: (c. 1650)
USD1000.0Maps Africa North Egypt;c. 1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8305&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349296988.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert Bruce Bell; D. MillerPlan of the Harbour of Montreal Shewing Improvements Designed by the Board of Engineers Plate 2.Printed in Color, with some hand colouring., Very Good; Folding map flattened and laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 561x978 (mm), 22.10x38.50 (Inches); Fine large scale and detailed map of the Harbour of Montreal. Plan shows the St Lawrence river and harbor fronts including docking zones. Colours of the areas within the map are by fathom distances.M8306Glasgow.: Gilmour & Dean(c. 1877)
USD1000.0Maps Canada East Quebec Montreal; Maps Canada East Quebec St. Lawrence River;c. 1877nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8306&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d4579ad5f160f5af11ec0227acc9584a_1349366182.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gerhard MercatorBolonia & Gvines ComitatusHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 324x253 (mm), 12.75x9.95 (Inches); Map covers the coastline from Berck to Gravelines. Detailed with an abundance of rivers, forests and villages and one sailing ship in the distance. Includes title cartouche and scale. French text on verso. <br><br>M8307Duisburg: (c. 1630)
USD875.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1630nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8307&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61d4ed57649b6ce295ef719d53915972_1349381158.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius); Abraham OrteliusCreta Iovis magni, medio iacet insula pontoHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 375x485 (mm), 14.75x19.10 (Inches); Striking map of Crete with decorative cartouche, ships and one sea monster scattered along the ocean. The map is based on the earlier work of Ortelius.M8308Amsterdam: (c. 1640)
USD1250.0Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8308&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_61d4ed57649b6ce295ef719d53915972_1349382100.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Huygen Van LinschotenA cidade de Angra. Na Iesv Xpo Da Tercera Qve Esta Em 39. Graos.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 476x826 (mm), 18.75x32.50 (Inches); Linschoten\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s map of Azores is one of the most decorative and recognizable birdseye views engraved in the 16th Century. It shows a striking look the city of Angra on Terceira in the Azores. Map features many shipping fleets traveling along the water, next to a large-scale compass rose. Highly decorative Cartouches adorn the map.<br><br>Jan Huyghen van Linschoten (1563 – 8 February 1611) was a Dutch Protestant merchant, traveller and historian. He is credited with publishing important information about Asian trade, such as the navigational routes that enabled the passage to the elusive East Indies to be opened to the English and the Dutch. This enabled the British East India Company and the Dutch East India Company to break the 16th century monopoly enjoyed by the Portuguese on trade with the East Indies. In 1595, with assistance from Amsterdam publisher Cornelis Claesz, who specialised in shipping, geography and travels, Jan Huyghens wrote Travel Accounts of Portuguese Navigation in the Orient. This work contains a large number of sailing directions, not only for shipping between Portugal and the East Indies colonies, but also between India, China and Japan. Jan Huyghen also wrote two other books, Description of the Entire Coast of Guinea, Manicongo, Angola and across to the Cabo de St. Augustus in Brazil, the Characteristics of the Entire Atlantic Ocean in 1597, and Itinerario: Travel account of the voyage of the sailor Jan Huyghen van Linschoten to the Portuguese East India in 1596. An English text edition of the Itinerario was published in London in 1598, entitled Iohn Huighen van Linschoten his Discours of Voyages into ye Easte & West Indies. A German edition was also printed the same year. <br>M8309Amsterdam: (c. 1596)
USD6500.0Maps Europe Portugal Azores;c. 1596nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8309&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2939cbd8483a4c7d8db2f5b05f2a7458_1349539975.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Italia Gallica, Sive Gallia Cisalpina, Ex conatibus Geographicis Abrah. Ortelij.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 349x465 (mm), 13.75x18.30 (Inches); Striking detailed map of Southernh Italy. \"Cartouche on left hand side has 6 lines of placenames, while the cartouche on the bottom right corner has two columns of 12 people of uncertain location. This map is based on ancient knowledge from Livius, Ausonius, Tacitus, Cato, Plinius, Polybius and Cassiodore\\\\\\\". (Tooley, p. 258)M8324Amsterdam: (c. 1662)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy;c. 1662nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8324&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351366506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Descriptio Peregrinationis D. Pauli, Apostoli.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 368x516 (mm), 14.50x20.30 (Inches); Striking map of the Mediterranean and its surrounding areas. It depicts the travels of St. Paul. The decorative cartouche, presented in a curtain style design, follows the incidences St. Paul faced during his travels. Capsized ships are depicted in the map, one being attacked by a sea monster. <br><br>M8325Amsterdam: (c. 1640)
USD875.0Maps Mediterranean Cyprus; Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8325&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351367334.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Aeneae Troiani Navigatio Ad Virgilij sex priores AeneidosHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 394x495 (mm), 15.50x19.50 (Inches); A map of the Mediterranean from Troy to Italy. Designed with two decorative cartouches, one of which includes a passage from the Roman epic The Aeneid, as well as a large inset map in the upper right corner. A group of capsized ships are depicted near Libya. <br><br>M8326(c. 1640)
USD1000.0Maps Mediterranean Cyprus; Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Ancient (Greek & Roman)c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8326&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351367672.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Cambriae Typus auctore Humfredo Lluydo Denbigiense Cambro britanno.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 343x490 (mm), 13.50x19.30 (Inches); Decorated with a gathering of Puttos bearing fruit and charting the Planet\\\\\\\'s movements. A compass-rose stands alone to the left, with various ships and one sea monster placed along the ocean. <br><br>M8327Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD1250.0Maps Europe United Kingdom Wales;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8327&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351368121.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Tabula Itineris Decies Mille Graecorum sub Cyro contra fratrem Suum Ataxerxem Regem Persarum.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 414x498 (mm), 16.30x19.60 (Inches); Historical map covering Asia Minor through Armenia and Babylon, the regions that were covered by the conquest of Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Persian Empire. Decorated with various Putti carrying a sheaf of wheat, swimming with sea monsters, herding a flock of sheep and playing with birds.<br><br><br>M8328Amsterdam: (c.1640)
USD875.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Middle East Armenia; Maps Asia Near East Turkey; Maps Mediterranean Cyprus;c.1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8328&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351368380.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Imperium Romanum Auth Phil. Briet e Societ Iesu.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 387x523 (mm), 15.25x20.60 (Inches); Jansson\\\\\\\'s striking map of the Roman Empire. It was first issued based upon an earlier map of Briet, in the 1650s. The map includes an inset of the area around Rome.<br><br><br><br>M8329Amsterdam: (c. 1640)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy Rome;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8329&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351368722.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Veteris Pannoniae utriusque, nec non Illyrici descriptio geographica.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 382x476 (mm), 15.05x18.75 (Inches); Striking large scale map of the Greater Balkans. Decorated with two large scale cartouches, one showing two swordsman at odds with one another and the other a royal figure holding a scepter looking over towards a winged lion.M8330Amsterdam: (c. 1640)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Balkans Serbia, Montenegro;Maps Europe Balkans Croatia; Maps Europe Balkans Slovenia;c. 1640nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8330&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c9f4e6a34afd4e7d89442d163345eab8_1351369074.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eman BowenA Correct Map of the Island of St. Hellena, belonging to the English East Infia CompanyHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 159x216 (mm), 6.25x8.50 (Inches); Very Good; map mounted on heavier paper for long term preservationM8353London.: (c. 1752)
USD275.0Maps Ocean Atlantic; Maps Africa West;c. 1752nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8353&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351695292.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James AllenAs a Man ThinkethOriginal quarter cloth with paper boards and tooled gilt lettering and design. , The binding is slightly discolored but interior is very good and generally in very good condition. , 12 mo: (90mm x 165mm):; James Allen (November 28, 1864 – 1912) was a British philosophical writer known for his inspirational books and poetry and as a pioneer of the self-help movement. His best known work, As a Man Thinketh, has been mass produced since its publication in 1903. It has been a source of inspiration to motivational and self-help authors.<br>In 1903, Allen published his third and most famous book As a Man Thinketh. Loosely based on the biblical proverb, \"As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he,\" the small work eventually became read around the world and brought Allen posthumous fame as one of the pioneering figures of modern inspirational thought.<br>The title is influenced by a verse in the Bible from the Book of Proverbs chapter 23 verse 7, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.”<br>The full passage, taken from the King James Version, is as follows:<br>\"Eat thou not the bread of him that hath an evil eye, neither desire thou his dainty meats: For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he: Eat and drink, saith he to thee; but his heart is not with thee. The morsel which thou hast eaten shalt thou vomit up, and lose thy sweet words.\"<br>The passage seems to suggest that one should consider the true motivations of a person who is being uncharacteristically generous before accepting his generosity - while in the title and content of James Allen\'s work the passage is in a different context; In the Bible the passage is referring to another person, and in James Allen\'s work the passage is adopted to primarily refer to the reader himself.<br>B4332Barse & Hopkins(c 1905)
USD140.0Book Philosophy; Book Social Sciences General;c 1905nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4332&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David RobertsThe Holy Land Volumes 1, 3, and 4 After Lithographs by Louis Haghe from the drawings made on the spot by David Roberts with historical descriptions by The Reverend George Croly. LLD.Contemporary full morocco with tooled gilt floral designs within a finely gilt leaf motif. Spine in six densely gilt compartments, gilt title on two. All edges and Inner dentelles gilt., A fine example of this important work; text and plates are clean and crisp. , Quarto (190mm x 280mm, With 44 lithographic plates in Volume 1, 38 Lithographic plates in Volume 3 and 43 lithographic plates in Volume 4. Lacking volume 2., Volume : 3 Volumes in one; In 1838 David Roberts prepared paintings of Egyptian architecture and landscapes from Alexandria to the Nile’s Second Cataract. On his return to Cairo he decided to form a travel party of Europeans dressed as Arabs, and travel by camel to Petra (Idumea) by way of Mount Sinai. From there he traveled throughout the Holy Land depicting lands and monuments sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims. Poor health caused him to call off the remainder of his trip northward along the Mediterranean coast—he sailed home from Beirut. It was several years before his travels were first published, but the popularity of his costly folio volumes (mid-1840s) spurred the publication of quarto volumes in the 1850s, which ran into several printings including this one.B4333London: Day & Son Limited(c. 1855)
USD5500.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Asia Middle East Holy Land; Book Africa Egypt;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4333&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_cc5babcb83182ba94f910caa61b6054e_1352496698.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Johann SimonisBiblia Hebraica Manvalia Ad Praestantiores Editiones AccvrataBound in original full Leather boards. Gilt title on two., A very good example; text is clean., 8vo (155mm x 255mm); Text in Latin and Hebrew. Ex. Libris Hyman R. Ressler.<br><br>Complete Hebrew Bible of its time. Includes Lexicon with analysis, explanatory notes and Appendix by Johann Simonis. <br><br>John Simonis (1698-1768) was a German Lutheran theologian and orientalist. His lectures covered the history of the Church of the Old and New Testament, Hebrew, Greek and Roman History, the statement of Homer, the Psalms, together with grammatical lessons, particularly in Arabic, and Samaritan.B4335Lipsiae (Leipzig) & Halle: Orphanotropheum(c.1822)
USD475.0Book Religious Judaism;c.1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4335&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_cc5babcb83182ba94f910caa61b6054e_1352497120.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Daniel DefoeThe Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Illustrated by A.E. JacksonOriginal beige cloth with pasted illustration on cover. Title on Spine., Very Good Condition., 4to (182mm x 245mm) , Complete with 16 colored plates with captions and 8 other illustrations with captions.B4338Ward, Lock & Co, Limited()
USD50.0Book Literature English;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4338&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henri EllisNouvellle Carte des Endroits ou l\\\\\\\'on a tache de decouvrir en 1746 & 1747/ Nieuwe Kaart der Deelen, daarmen in 1746 en 1747.Black & White, Very Good, Size : 425x178 (mm), 16.75x7.00 (Inches); Important map of Northern Canada charting the route Captains Moore and Smith took from England to Hudson\'s Bay. Western Canada is marked as unknown. With decorative Cartouche, showing the heavenly winds above, a set of bow and arrows, a trident, two horses in water and a dying stag. A compass rose stands alone in the Atlantic Ocean.M8354London.: (c. 1750)
USD1250.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions Greenland; Maps Canada Hudson Bay / James Bay; Maps Ocean Atlantic; Maps Canada Ontario North;c. 1750nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8354&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_b53f6bd937ef94f9621be4ac0845d321_1351782836.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacques Nicholas BellinCarte De L\\\\\\\'Accadie et Pais Voisins Pour Servir a L\\\\\\\\\\\'Histoire Generale des VoyagesOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 215x330 (mm), 8.45x13.00 (Inches); Bellin spent over fifty years at the French Hydrographic Service where he was appointed the first `Ingenieur hydrographe de la Marine\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'. During his term of office there he was commissioned to carry out major surveys, first of the coast of France and later of all the known coasts of the world. These tremendous undertakings resulted in the production of a very large number of sea charts of the highest quality, which appeared in many editions with varying numbers of charts to the end of the century. He was appointed Hydrographer to the King and was a member of the Royal society in London.M8360Paris.: (c. 1757)
USD475.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island; Maps Maps Canada East Nova Scotia;c. 1757nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8360&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ccae6a8fdeef3eda63c4971f6109d79_1352309108.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Peter FlemingPlan of Port Hope Harbour and a Plan for a New HarbourOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 432x552 (mm), 17.00x21.75 (Inches); Scarce map of Port Hope Harbour with sections of Peter Fleming\'s proposed improvements shown in red, the proposed sections of The Board of Works shown in Green and the present day sections of the Harbour Lands and Piers shown in Yellow. <br><br>Peter Fleming was of British origin. Fleming had been employed on the construction of the Mohawk and Hudson Railway and was still committed to the railway company, but he preferred a post in the Canadas. In 1830 Fleming had also made a plan of the port of Montreal at the request of the commissioners appointed to execute improvements. He designed a number of road bridges in the period immediately before the union of the Canadas. Fleming then designed improvements for the basin of the Lachine Canal at Montreal in 1841. Appointed superintending engineer in 1843 for the construction of bridges between Montreal and Quebec. He also designed improvements to the harbour at Port Hope, Upper Canada.M8361Office of the Board of Works(c. 1846)
USD1250.0Maps Canada Ontario South; Maps Canada Ontario South Northumberland;c. 1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8361&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ccae6a8fdeef3eda63c4971f6109d79_1352320040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Geo. M. TremaineTremaine\'s Map of the County of Peel, Canada West<br><br>Printed in Color, Some skillful restorations, laid down on acid free canvas for long term preservation. Otherwise, good. , Size : 1722x1298 (mm), 67.80x51.10 (Inches); Large scale scarce wall map featuring Peel County with 20 illustrations of important edifices of the county surrounding the map. The map depicts railways, roads, churches and major businesses. List of subscribers are printed as an inset to the map. Two detailed inset plans of Brampton and Streetville are depicted on the lower right.M8363Toronto.: G.R. & G.M. Tremaine(c. 1859)
USD3750.0Maps Canada Ontario South Peel;c. 1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8363&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2ccae6a8fdeef3eda63c4971f6109d79_1352326506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John ConeyCathedral Rouen - West FrontWood Engraving, Image Size : 533x414 (mm), 21.00x16.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : 552x425 (mm), 21.75x16.75 (Inches), Paper Size : 654x495 (mm), 25.75x19.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; From Coney\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Ancient Cathedrals & Engravings of the Most Superb Specimens of the Cathedrals. <br><br>Rouen Cathedral is a Roman Catholic Gothic cathedral in Rouen, in northwestern France. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Rouen and Normandy.<br><br>John Coney (1786–1833) was an English architectural draughtsman and engraver. Life. He was born at Ratcliffe Highway, London. He was apprenticed to an architect, but never followed the profession. He commenced making pencil drawings of the interior of Westminster Abbey and other Gothic buildings as early as the age of fifteen; these he sold to dealers, and other casual customers, at low prices.<br>P3460London.: Moon Boys & Graves(c. 1829)
USD750.0Views Europe France Others; Architectural Churches;c. 1829nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3460&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2ccae6a8fdeef3eda63c4971f6109d79_1352319189.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Samuel R. MeyrickKnight Armed a La Haute Barde; Alymer De Valence Earl of PembrokeLithograph, Image Size : 315x249 (mm), 12.40x9.80 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 451x381 (mm), 17.75x15.00 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Depiction of a knight fully armed preparing for a spear battle c. 1512 and a depiction of the 2nd Earl of Pembroke preparing for battle c. 1315. $275 each.P3461London: Henry H. Bohn(c. 1842)
USD275.0Military British; Costumes;c. 1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_2ccae6a8fdeef3eda63c4971f6109d79_1352320445.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nathaniel Parker WillisCanadian Scenery, Illustrated From Drawings by W. H. Bartlett (2 Volumes in 1)Contemporary half morocco with cloth boards, spine with 6 gilt floral designed compartments of raised bands, gilt title on two., A very good example, occasional stains and browning , but generally the plates and texts are clean and crisp., Quarto (208 x 272mm) , Complete with 118 plates including map, plus two Illustrated Title Pages. Title page of volume 1 with an engraved vignette titled “Wigwam in the Forest” village by Bartlett. Volume 2 contains engraved frontis entitled “Montreal from the Mountain” by Bartlett, title page with engraved vignette entitled “The horse-shoe falls” by Bartlett. Plate entitled “Split Rock” is misplaced on p.114 instead of p.105., Volume : 2 volumes in 1; Bartlett made four voyages to the United States and Canada between the years 1836 and 1852, the fruits of which appeared in American Scenery in 1840 and Canadian Scenery in 1842 with text by N.P. Willis”(Harper). In autumn of 1836 in company with Willis he visited Niagara Falls and presumably was briefly in Canada. Journeyed from Halifax to Niagara in1838, completing 117 sepia wash drawings which were engraved and published with text by Willis in a two volume Canadian Scenery in 1840 (DNB). The engravings were produced by Willis, Cousen and others. , Alston 7673; Sabin 3786; Lande 2310B4313James Virtue(c. 1842)
USD1350.0Book Canada General; Book Plate Books General;c. 1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4313&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_3d897da8aa01625c53dd11a2820ebf0a_1353533150.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George Frederick Kunz; Charles Hugh StevensonThe Book of the Pearl, The History, Art, Science, and Industry of the Queen of Gems.Original decorative light blue gilt cloth with elegant floral tooled design., Unintrusive small blind stamp of Haverhill Library on the lower right corner of the title, otherwise a fine copy in contemporary gilt decorative binding bottom and front edges uncut. , 4to (200 x 280mm), P. Blank,Half title, frontis,title,copyright info,dedication,contents, list of illustrations (ix-xiii), intro (xv-xix), 1-548, Illustrated with a portrait frontispiece of the Czarina of Russia and a profusion of royal portraits pertaining to pearls and gems. A superb and comprehensive work on pearls. There are also five maps of pearl-producing regions.; Ex Libris: Haverhill Public LibraryB4340The Century Co(c. 1908)
USD875.0Book Russia; Book Royalty; Book Geological, Minerals & Mining;c. 1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4340&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_06ee6a81fda5f254f38850442e863a16_1354313305.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Francis WeyRome by Francis Wey Containing Three Hundred and Forty- Five Engravins on Wood Designed by the Most Celebrated Artists with an Introduction by W.W. StoryOriginal full morocco with gilt rules and arabesque tools. Corner panels in gilt floral design. Matching decorative spine with 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Matching marbled pasted and free end papers with inner gilt dentelles., In fine condition. Plates are clean and crisp. Edges gilt. Inner gilt dentelles are marked with binder’s name., 4to (250 x 345mm), , Illustrated with profusion of both plates and in text illustrations depicting Roman scenes and architecture.B4341Bickers and Son()
USD750.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Europe Italy;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4341&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354646662.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Carne; William Bartlett (illustrator)Syria, The Holy Land, Asia Minor, & c. Illustrated In a Series of Views Drawn From Nature.Green half morocco with matching floral boards, tooled gilt rules, 4 raised bands in 5 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and floral design on spine, matching marbled pasted and free end papers, In very good condition, plates and text are generally clean. Bound in decorative period binding. , 4to. , Complete with 120 steel engraved plates plus 2 maps.<br>, Volume : 3 volumes.; Most of the views are done by W.H. Bartlett, from his journey between 1834 and 1835. The plates from the last portion of the book are done after Thomas Allom, who traveled in the area between 1836 and 1837. <br>Ex Libris F. Belcher<br>B4342Fisher, Son & Co(c. 1836.)
USD1500.0Book Asia Middle East Holy Land; Book Plate Books General;c. 1836.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4342&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles GarnierLe Nouvel Opera de ParisTwo Large Folios of Plates: Contemporary half red morocco with gilt rules and matching marbled boards. Spine in 6 compartments of raised bands with gilt floral designs and gilt, title on 2. Matching marbled and pasted and free endpapers. Top edges gilt.<br><br>2 Quarto Volumes of Text: Contemporary half morocco with gilt rules and matching marbled boards. Spine in 5 compartments of raised bands, and gilt decorative motifs, gilt text on two and four. Marbled pasted and free endpapers marbled. Top edges gilt. , A fine and handsome copy, plates and text are clean and crisp., Two Folios; 2 Quartos, Folios: Vol 1: blank, title, blank, half title, blank, frontiespiece, title page, blank, , 40 plates; table of plates, Vol 2: blank, title, blank, half title, blank, title page, blank, , blank, 60 plates, blank, table of plates. , Complete with 75 plates including 55 black and white lithographs and 20 coloured choromolithographs depicting the architectural design of the Paris Opera House by the architect Charles Garnier. Many single plates are counted as two plates which brings the total number of plates to 100 (Vol 1: 40, Vol 2: 60)., Volume : 4 volumes.; Two Large Folios of Plates (462mm x 628mm) and 2 Quarto Volumes of Text (190mm x 300mm). <br><br>Decorative plates depicting plans, mythological symbolism and construction details of the neo-Baroque Parisian Opera house completed in 1875. Engravings in great detail after drawings by Duchamp, Jasson and others of one of the most admired buildings of Paris. The beautiful chromolithographs convey the splendor and luxury of the interior decoration. Our example does not include the photograph volumes. <br><br>Charles Garnier (1825 – 1898) was a French architect, perhaps best known as the architect of the Palais Garnier and the Opéra de Monte-Carlo. In 1861 Garnier entered and won the competition for the new Paris opera house. Garnier\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s works represent a Neo-Baroque-inspired style, popular during the Beaux-Arts period in France. He was influenced by the Italianate styles of Renaissance artisans such as Palladio, Sansovino, and Michelangelo, perhaps the result of his many visits to Greece and Rome during his lifetime. His design reflected the aspirations of the Second Empire with its rich colouring and decoration. From his studies of Roman pageantry, Garnier had developed a great sense of occasion and drama which when coupled with a logical floor plan was used to good effect in the opera. He was also a pioneer of architectural beauty as well as function; his opera was built on a framework of metal girders, unprecedented at the time.<br>B4344Cuche Et. Cie(c.1880)
USD15000.0Book Europe France; Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Plate Books General;c.1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4344&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_6fb96f46d3efdb5ce94dfff9fe2fe771_1354898912.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph BeaumontPsyche: or, Loves Mysterie; In XX Canto\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s: Displaying the Intercourse betwixt Christ and the SouleEarly 19th century full brown morocco boards with blind rules. Gilt title on spine with blind rules., Very good copy. Text is clean., Quarto (180 x 285mm). , Blank, Title Page, Dedication, Introduction, Canto P.1 – P. 400.; Ex. Libris Tileston Wells Esq. In verse. Two columns to the page. <br><br>Joseph Beaumont (1616 –1699) was an English clergyman, academic and poet. Psyche, taking him eleven months to write, was published early in 1648. The allegorical poem represents the soul led by divine grace and her guardian angel through the various temptations and assaults of life into her eternal felicity; it is written in a six-line heroic stanza, and contains, in its abridged form, 30,000 lines. <br>B4346George Boddington(c. 1648)
USD750.0Book Literature English;c. 1648nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4346&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_69fc90fbca9fed3b6bd204e279026b72_1361400070.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Georges Perrot & Charles ChipiezHistory of Art in PersiaOriginal green cloth with Lion Mosaic design.Flat spine with gilt title., In very good condition; text and plates are clean and crisp., 4to: (160mm x 260mm), Illustrated with two hundred and fifty-four in text engravings and twelve steel and coloured plates.; Comprehensive work on Persian history, religion, architecture, sculpture and other artistic disciplines.B4347Chapman and Hall Limited(c. 1892)
USD375.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Asia Middle East Iran;c. 1892nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4347&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T.E. LawrenceSeven Pillars of Wisdom - A TriumphOriginal brown cloth boards with gilt sword design on front, gilt title on spine. Bottom and Side edges untrimmed., Very Good; pages are clean and crisp, Quarto (184mm x 255mm) , Complete with 54 illustrations and 4 coloured foldout maps.; Ex. Libris. Charles E. Lauriat Co.<br><br>Seven Pillars of Wisdom: A Triumph is the autobiographical account of the experiences of British soldier T. E. Lawrence (\"Lawrence of Arabia\"), while serving as a liaison officer with rebel forces during the Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Turks of 1916 to 1918. Charles Hill has called the Seven Pillars \"a novel traveling under the cover of autobiography,\" capturing Lawrence\'s highly personal version of the historical events described in the book.B4348Jonathon Cape(c. 1935)
USD375.0Book Literature English; Book Biography;c. 1935nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4348&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William Milligan SloaneLife of Napoleon BonaparteFull gilt Publisher’s green Cloth with a Napoleonic blind Centerpiece. Gilt title and decorations to spine. Top and bottom edges gilt., A fine set; text and plates are clean and crisp., Large Quarto: (205mm x 30, Coloured frontispiece and illustrated with a profusion of black & white and coloured plates.<br>, Volume : 4 volumesB4349The Century Co(c. 1896)
USD875.0Book Military Napoleon;c. 1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4349&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hans Holbein; F. BartolozziImitations of Original Drawings by Hans Holbein, in the Collection of his Majesty, for the Portraits of Illustrious Persons of the Court of Henry VIII. With Biographical Tracts.Contemporary gilt lined half morocco with marbled boards. Gilt floral motif on spine densely gilt with 6 compartments of raised bands. All edges gilt. Marbled and pasted free endpapers. , Very Good Condition; text and plates are clean and crisp. , Large Quarto (250mm x 330, Complete with 2 Frontispieces and 83 other Stipple engraved coloured plates by Knight, Cheesman, Facius, Cooper, Freeman and others after Holbein and Bartolozzi . Plates are portraits of Royal Persons, Ministers of State, Literary Characters, Ladies of High Rank, Private Gentleman, Private Gentlewomen, French Court and other anonymous people of notoriety.; “In every way a splendid book, the colour printing reproducing with extraordinary fidelity of the original designs: the biographical notices are by Edmund Lodge.” (Abbey Life, 205) <br><br>The idea of engraving the series of drawings of the heads of men and women of Henry VIII’s court originated with Dalton, the Keeper of the King’s drawings. The engraver employed to do the work was George Vertue who spent a part of three years on the project. But apparently his work was unsatisfactory for it was abandoned in 1774. John Chamberlaine succeeded Dalton as Keeper of the drawings and it was during his regime between the years 1792 and 1800 that they were successfully published. The portraits are done in stipple and printed on white or pink paper. Those on white paper indicate the earlier drawings made during Holbein’s first visit to England. In these, the outlines are drawn in black and the features modeled in red chalk. The portraits of Warham and Guldeford and the members of Sir Thomas More’s family are in this earlier manner. Those printed on pink paper indicate originals done in the later method of working on a ground of flesh or salmon and modeling the features in black chalk with touches of red after which outlines and details of hair and dress were strengthened with pen or brush and Indian ink.B4350London: John Chamberlaine.(c. 1812)
USD2750.0Book Costumes; Book Royalty; Book Plate Books Colour;c. 1812nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4350&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354646898.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Andrew GarranAustralasia illustrated by leading Australian and American ArtistsFull Publisher’s green Cloth with gilt decoration on spine., A fine set in decorative publisher’s cloth; text and plates are clean and crisp.<br>, Large Quarto (250mm x 348, With over 800 wood engravings, Volume : 3 Volumes; Includes in depth analysis of Autralia, from its natural resources to its city life.B4351Picturesque Atlas Publishing Company Limited.(C. 1892.)
USD1250.0Book Pacific Australia & New Zealand;C. 1892.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4351&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]E. Booth ClibbornThe Spendour of Iran: Volume 1 Ancient Times, Volume 2 Islamic Period & Volume 3: Islamic PeriodFull Publisher’s cloth with decorative dust-jacket. Comes with original Hardcover Slipcase., A fine set in decorative original publisher’s cloth and slipcase. , Small Folio: (231mm x 310, With 1,250 newly commissioned photographs., Volume : 3 Volumes; The Splendour of Iran provides an entirely new insight into both the traditions and contemporary life of one of the world\'s most ancient civilizations. Volume 1 includes Prehistoric Iran, Elamite Heritage, the Aryan Legacy, The Imperial Period, Applied and Decorative Arts and Courtly Pastimes. Volume 2 includes Vernacular Architecture, City Planning, Elements of Cities and Architectural Ornaments. Volume 3 includes Applied and Decorative Arts and the Cultural Continuum. The Splendour of Iran is to be published jointly with Iran University Press, Iran\'s leading publishers of academic and fine art books. The Splendour of Iran represents a unique partnership, combining Iranian scholarship and new photography with British design and publishing. - An invaluable source of reference for the specialist and a highly prized edition to the general reader\'s bookshelf. <br><br> <br>B4352Booth-Clibborn Editions(C. 2001)
USD575.0Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Religious Islam;C. 2001nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4352&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Winston ChurchillA History of The English Speaking Peoples: The Birth of Britain, The New World, The Age of Revolution, The Great Democracies.Full Publisher’s grey cloth with gilt facsimile signature of Churchill on cover and gilt title on spine. , In very good condition, pages are clean and crisp., 8vo (140 x 210mm) , Volume : 4 Volume Set; A History of the English-Speaking Peoples is a four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies and possessions throughout the world, covering the period from Caesar\'s invasions of Britain (55 BC) to the beginning of the First World War (1914). It was started in 1937 and finally published 1956–58, delayed several times by war and his work on other texts.B4353Dodd, Mead & Company(c. 1961)
USD375.0Book History United States; Book History English; Book Literature English;c. 1961noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4353&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry Home, Lord KamesElements of CriticismContemporary brown full calf, Spine in 6 compartments of raised bands. Gilt title on 2. <br>, Very good condition; text is clean., 8vo (120 x 200mm) , Blank. Title Page, Dedication, Contents, Introduction, Book 1: P. 21 – 317; Book 2: 3- 463; Book 3: P.3- 406. Index, Volume : 3 volumes.; Elements of Criticism are Kames’s most influential work. It is one of the most comprehensive philosophical work on “criticism” in English. Kames sets out his argument that the “science of criticism” is a “rational science”; it is “a subject of reasoning as well as of taste.” By examining human reactions to art and literature, Kames believed that we could enhance our understanding of the human mind, just as an understanding of the mind could enrich our responses to the arts.<br>B4354Edinburgh: A.Millar, A.Kincaid & J.Bell(c. 1762)
USD1000.0Book Philosophy; Book Social Sciences General;c. 1762nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4354&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354645778.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas B. CostainThe Silver ChaliceFull Publisher’s Red Cloth with pasted Saint design on cover and gilt title on spine. , In very good condition, pages are clean and crisp. , 8vo (142 x 217mm); The Silver Chalice is a 1952 English language historical novel by Thomas B. Costain. It is the fictional story of the making of a silver chalice to hold the Holy Grail (itself here conflated with the Holy Chalice) and includes 1st century biblical and historical figures: Luke, Joseph of Arimathea, Simon Magus and his companion Helena, and the apostle Peter.B4355Doubleday & Company, Inc(c. 1952)
USD100.0Book Literature English;c. 1952nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4355&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.W. Ceram; E.B GarsideGods, Graves, And Scholars: The Story of ArcheologyFull Publisher’s dark blue Cloth with battle scene design on cover and gilt title on spine., Very good condition, text is clean and crisp., 8vo (140 x 217mm) , With a profusion of in text illustrations.; C.W. Ceram visualized archeology as a wonderful combination of high adventure, romance, history and scholarship, and this book, a chronicle of man\'s search for his past, reads like a dramatic narrative. We travel with Heinrich Schliemann as, defying the ridicule of the learned world, he actually unearths the remains of the ancient city of Troy.B4356Alfred A.Knopf(c.1952)
USD75.0Book Antiquities General;c.1952nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4356&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dante AlighieriThe Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri. Translated By Charles Eliot NortonContemporary half calf with gilt rules and marbled boards. Matching spine in floral design in 6 compartments, title on 2. Marbled pasted and free endpapers. Top edges gilt, others untrimmed. ds. , A fine and handsome set, bound in decorative original half calf and marbled boards. , 8vo (125 x 200mm) , Volume : 4 Volume Set; The fourth volume of this set includes The New Life of Dante and essays on Vita Nuova.B4357Houghton; Mifflin And Company.(c. 1895)
USD1000.0Book Literature English;c. 1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4357&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354645832.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Kate GreenawayMarigold Garden Pictures and Rhymes by Kate GreenawayOriginal illustrated paper boards. , A tear in the opening page. In good condition. , 8vo, Illustrated with a profusion of color illustrations to go along with the rhymes and poetry.B4358Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd.,()
USD125.0Book Children;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4358&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Julian WehrThe Gingerbread Boy with Animated Pictures by Julian WehrOriginal illustrated paper boards., In good condition., 8vo, Illustrated with many color illustrations depicting the story of the Gingerbread Man.B4359E.P. Dutton & Co(c. 1943)
USD50.0Book Children;c. 1943nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4359&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christopher DresserPrinciples of Decorative Design by Christopher Dresser Ph.D, F.L.S., F.E..B.S., Etc: Author of “The Art of Decortaive Design, “ Unity in Variety”. Etc.Original full speckled cloth with blind tooled rules, blind tooled lettering and tooled kilt design. Pasted and free end papers, , In very good condition, Small 4to (200 x 262mm): , <br>Illustrated with many intext illustrations depicting different principles of decorative design and a color frontispiece. <br>B4360Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co.()
USD150.0Book Art, Architecture & Design;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4360&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hafiz; Lieut. Col. H. Wilberforce ClarkeThe Divan, Written in the Fourteenth Century By Khwaja Shamsu-d-Din Muhammad – i- Hafiz- i- Shirazi otherwise known as Lisanu – l- Ghaib and Tarjumanu – l – Asrar. Translated for the First Time Out of the Persian Into English Prose...Full original morocco with tooled gilt design. Includes original slipcase. , A fine example., Thick 4to, (60mm x 245mm), Volume : 2 Volumes in 1.; Full Title of the book is: The Divan, Written in the Fourteenth Century By Khwaja Shamsu-d-Din Muhammad – i- Hafiz- i- Shirazi otherwise known as Lisanu – l- Ghaib and Tarjumanu – l – Asrar. Translated for the First Time Out of the Persian Into English Prose, With Critical and Explanatory Remakrs, With an Introductory Preface, With a Note on Sufi,ism, and With a Life of The Author, By Lieut- Col. H. Wilberforce Clarke, Roya (late Bengal) Engineers, Life- Member of the Royal Asiaticd Society of Great Britain and Ireland; and Member of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. Author of “The Persian Manual”; First Translator ( Out of the Persian) of “The Bustan – sa’di” of “the Sextant”; of “Longitude by Lunar Distances”; and of “The Transverse Strength of a Railway – Rail”B4361The Octagon Press,()
USD375.0Book Religious Islam;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4361&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Christopher Wordsworth; George ScharfGreece: Pictorial, Descriptive, and Historical. By Christopher Wordsworth, D.D. Late Fellow of Trinity College, and Public Orator in the University of Cambridge etc. and A History of the Characteristics of Greek Art.Original speckled cloth boards with blind tooled rules and design and a tooled gilt insignia. Tooled gilt design on spine. <br>, In very good condition. Plates are clean and crisp., 8 Vo (170 x 250mm), , P. Frontis, Title, Title Printer info, Dedication, Preface (v-vii), advertisement (2), Contents (xi-xxiii), 1-452., Illustrated with a profusion of wood engravings and 17 steel plates depicting important Greek sceneries, artwork, and sites.B4362John Murry(c.1859)
USD575.0Book Antiquities General; Book Europe Greece;c.1859nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4362&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_06ee6a81fda5f254f38850442e863a16_1354297186.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John Macoun, M.A.Manitoba and The Great North- West: The Field for Investment. The Home of the Emigrant by John Macoun, M.A. Dominion Government Explorer of the North-West With Maps prepared by the Dominion Government.Original gilt black half morocco with matching speckled cloth boards and tooled gilt decorative rules. Five raised bands in six compartments, tooled gilt lettering and design on spine. Marbled pasted and free end papers. , A fine example in decorative half gilt morocco binding. Edges gilt., 8vo (145mm x 230mm) , P. Frontis, Title, Dedication, Preface (v-vi), Contents (vii-xxii), 17-687. , Illustrated with a frontispiece bird’s eye view of Winnipeg and a few of plates and fold out maps depicting Winnipeg.B4363Thomas C. Jack(c. 1883)
USD475.0Book Canada West;c. 1883nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4363&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354645890.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Joseph Loewy and Joseph GuensHaggadah, Service for the First Nights of Passover with a Revised English Translation by Joseph Loewy and Joseph Guens With many pictures in colour by G. Dore and a musical supplement.Original decorative cloth boards with metallic crest of Jerusalem on front. Pasted and free front and back end papers. , In very good condition. , 8vo (235 x 165mm) , With a few black and white and coloured woodcuts.; Text in Hebrew and English.B4364Sinai Publishing(c.1950)
USD275.0Book Asia Middle East Holy Land;c.1950nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4364&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H. Belden & CoIllustrated Historical Atlas of the Counties of Northumberland and Durhamgreen morocco with tooled gilt lettering on front. , Very good condition.B4366H. Belden & Co.(c. 1878)
USD1300.0Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;c. 1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4366&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Elisha Kent KaneArctic Explorations: The Second Grinnell Expedition In Search Of Sir John Franklin, 1853, ’54, ‘55Full Publisher’s Green Cloth with blind ornaments and blind ship design on boards. Gilt title on spine, Covers worn upper board to volume has started, few browning at the beginning of each volume but otherwise a good set. , 8vo: (140mm x 220mm) , Illustrated with a profusion of steel engravings, wood engravings and foldout maps., Volume : 2 Volumes; Elisha Kent Kane (1820 – 1857) was an American explorer, and a medical officer in the United States Navy during the first half of the 19th century. He was a member of two Arctic expeditions to rescue the explorer Sir John Franklin. He was present at the discovery of Franklin\'s first winter camp, but he did not find out what had happened to the fatal expedition.B4367Childs and Peterson(c.1856)
USD250.0Book Arctic & Antarctic General; Book Voyages General;c.1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4367&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry Youle HindThe Canadian Journal; A Repertory of Industry, Science, and Art, and a Record of The Proceedings of the Canadian Institute. Volume 1. 1852-3Original half calf with marbled boards. Spine in 5 compartments with gilt rules, gilt title on two. , Quarto (220mm x 285mm) , With a profusion of in-text illustrations. Lacks 2 plates, otherwise good.; Henry Youle Hind (1823 –1908) was a Canadian geologist and explorer. He was born in Nottingham, England, and immigrated to Toronto, Ontario in 1846. He taught chemistry and geology at Trinity College in Toronto.B4368Hugh Scobie.(c. 1853)
USD200.0Book Art, Architecture & Design; Book Science & Technology;c. 1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4368&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 7 [Yonge St., Adelaide St. East & Church St.]Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Adelaide Street East and Church Street with Richmond Street to the North, Frederick Street to the East, Welling and Front Street to the South and Yonge Street to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8372Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8372&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353177090.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 15 [Queen\'s Park, College St. & Elizabeth St.]Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 438x665 (mm), 17.25x26.20 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of College St. and Elizabath St. with Grosvenor St. to the North, Yonge Street to the East, Gerard Street to the South, Murray Street to the West. Queen\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Park Crescent is shown on the upper left hand side.<br><br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8374Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8374&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353177136.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 29 [Sherbourne St., Front St. & Cherry St.]Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 438x664 (mm), 17.25x26.15 (Inches); Interesting map of Corktown in Toronto at the intersection of Front St. and Cherry St. with Queen Street to the North, Esplanaide St. to the South, Frederick St. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931., Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M8375Toronto: (c. 1912)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8375&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9ae8f7f1c6c686e3619f2f5f40734b20_1353089429.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 34 [Yonge St., Park Dr. & Glen Rd.]Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 434x664 (mm), 17.10x26.15 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Park Dr. and Glen Rd. with Summerhill Ave. to the North, Bayview Ave. to the East, Bloor Street to the South and Yonge Street to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.<br>, Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.M8376Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8376&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9ae8f7f1c6c686e3619f2f5f40734b20_1353083436.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 38 [Yonge St., Davisville Ave. & Glebe Rd.]Hand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 434x676 (mm), 17.10x26.60 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge St. and Glebe Rd. with Eglinton Ave. to the North, York Avenue to the East, Mount Pleasant Cemetery to the South and Dear Lake to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.<br>, Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\", p178.<br>M8379Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8379&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9ae8f7f1c6c686e3619f2f5f40734b20_1353083036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 41 [Keele St., Perth Ave. & Wallace Ave.]Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Perth Ave. and Wallace Ave. with Davenport Rd. to the North, Dufferin St. to the East, Bloor St. to the South and Keele St. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8380Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8380&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353176949.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 42 [Dundas St., Roncesvalles Ave. & College St.]Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Roncesvalles Ave. and College St. with Bloor Street to the North, Dufferin Street to the East, Garden Avenue to the South, and High Park to the West. Dundas St. is also seen across the Canadian Pacific Railways.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8381Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8381&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353177041.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 49 [North Toronto, Eglington Ave. & Yonge St.]Printed in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; backed with acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 460x695 (mm), 18.10x27.35 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Eglington Ave and Yonge St. with Glenview Ave. to the North, York Ave. to the East, Dupont Ave. and Roxborough to the South and Dufferin St. to the West. Includes details of the Toronto belt line and Canadian Pacific Railways. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.<br>M8382Toronto: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD1250.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8382&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9ae8f7f1c6c686e3619f2f5f40734b20_1353083144.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 106 [Queen St. East, Leslie St. & Gerrard St. East.]Printed in Color, Very Good; fold strengthened; corrections pasted to the map (corrections were mailed to subscribers so they could glue/paste them on the appropriate areas of the affected maps)Very Good, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Leslie St. & Gerrard St. East with Ivy Ave. to the North, Ashdale Ave. to the East, Queen St. East to the South and Pape Ave. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931. <br>, Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \"Tooley\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\", p178.M8384Toronto.: (c. 1913)
USD375.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1913nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8384&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353188682.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan of Lot Forty One, Kings County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 432x311 (mm), 17.00x12.25 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward island depicting lot 41 in Kings county. Shown are rivers, gulfs, roads, landowners and acreage, railroad and station, post offices, mills, schools, and churches. Compass.<br><br>Map from Meacham\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Atlas, The Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Province of Prince Edward Island<br>M8392J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8393&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354122867.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Eight Prince County. P.E.IPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 312x391 (mm), 12.30x15.40 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 8 in Prince county, shown are roads, landowners and acreage, rivers, Northumberland strait, ponds, lighthouses, post offices, churches, mills, and businesses. Compass.<br><br>M8394J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8394&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354049412.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Twelve Prince County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 315x395 (mm), 12.40x15.55 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 12 in Prince county. Shown are the Narrows, roads, railroad and station, ponds, landowners and acreage, school houses, creeks, rivers, and coves.<br><br>M8395J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8395&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354123343.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Nine Prince County., P.E.IPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 389x312 (mm), 15.30x12.30 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 9 in Prince county. Shown are roads, landowners and acreage, Egmont bay, sand, Brae river, post offices, railroad and station, schools and churches. Compass.M8396J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8396&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354123589.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Nineteen Prince County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 315x394 (mm), 12.40x15.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 19 in Prince county. Shown are creeks, bays, roads, railroads and stations, landowners and acerage, post offices and buildings. Compass. Also, two insets of Kinross and Treveller\\\\\\\'s Rest are shown.<br><br>M8397J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8397&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354123813.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Sixty Seven Queens County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x312 (mm), 15.50x12.30 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 67 in Queens county. Shown are roads, landowners and acreage, railroads and stations, post offices, church, and school houses. Compass.<br><br>M8398J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8398&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354050130.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Fifteen Prince County. P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 406x337 (mm), 16.00x13.25 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 15 of Prince County, with Halifax bay to the South, Egmont to the North and a small inset of Abram\\\'s Village to the East.M8399J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8399&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354050323.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Eleven Prince County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x324 (mm), 15.50x12.75 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 11 in Prince county. Shown are roads, landowners and acreage, rivers, bays, coves, creeks, ponds, sand, railroad and station, post offices, and school houses. Compass.<br><br>M8400J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8400&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354050472.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Ten Prince Co., P.E.IPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x312 (mm), 15.50x12.30 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 10 in Prince county. Shown are roads, rivers and creeks, railroad and station, post offices, a school, and landowners and acreage. Compass.<br><br>M8401J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8401&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354050593.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Forty Six Kings County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 413x311 (mm), 16.25x12.25 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward island depicting lot 46 of King\\\'s County with the Gulf of St Lawrence to the North East Baltic to the East, Northhumberland strait to the South and Rock Barra to the West.M8402J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8402&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354050790.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan of Lot Forty Five Kings County., P.E.I.Black & White, Very Good, Size : 414x318 (mm), 16.30x12.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 45 of Kings County with an inset of Countyline in the upper left corner. Gulf of St. Lawrence is to the North and South.M8403J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8403&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354050965.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan of Lot Forty Two Kings County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x315 (mm), 15.50x12.40 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot Forty Two in Kings County. Gulf of St Lawrence is to the North, Monticello is to the East, Birch Hill is to the South and Bay Fortune is to the West.M8404J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8404&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354051097.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan of Lot Forty Kings County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x318 (mm), 15.50x12.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 40 of Kings County. Gulf of St. Lawrence and St. Peter\\\'s Bay to the North, Milltown to the South and Morrell to the West. Map also shows rivers and roads.M8405J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8405&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354051193.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Eighteen Prince County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x343 (mm), 15.50x13.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 18 in Prince county. Shown are bays, capes, points, coves, post offices, schools, creeks, mills, churches, landowners and acreage, and roads. Compass.<br><br>M8406J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8406&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354051359.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Thirty Two Queens County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x311 (mm), 15.50x12.25 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 32 in Queens county. Shown are roads, landowners and acreage, railroad and station, post offices, rivers, churches, and coves. Compass.M8407J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8407&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354124244.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Forty Seven Kings County. P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 311x389 (mm), 12.25x15.30 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 47 of Kings County. Shown are: Gult of St. Lawrence, East Point to the East, Bothwell to the South and St Culumba to the North West. Also shown are roads, rivers and sandhills.M8408J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8408&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_661f24e8cef18976bc0e70b234628738_1354051893.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenMount Stewart Lot 37, P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 312x389 (mm), 12.30x15.30 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 37 in Mount Stewart. Shown are roads, railroads and depot, landowners, houses, churches, Hillsborough river, wharfs, halls, and shipyard. Compass.M8409J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8409&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354125705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenSummerside Prince County. P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 391x343 (mm), 15.40x13.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting the city of Summerside. Shown are the wards, a corporation line, landowners and acreage, roads, cemetery, buildings, railroad wharfs, and a harbour.<br><br>Map from Meacham\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Atlas, the Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Province of Prince Edward Island<br>M8410J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8410&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354125867.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenGeorgetown Royalty And Reserve Land Kings County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 311x419 (mm), 12.25x16.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting Georgetown Royalty and Reserve Land in Kings county. Shown are rivers, roads, railroads and stations, landowners and acreage, beaches, Georgetown commons, square, market, court house, jail, church and lobster factory. Compass.<br><br>Map from Meacham\\\'s Atlas, the Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Province of Prince Edward Island.M8411J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8411&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354121236.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenGeorgetown Kings County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x343 (mm), 15.50x13.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting Georgetown in Kings county. Shown are wharfs, harbour, roads and streets, railroads and stations, landowners, houses, court house, scholl house, drill shed, Georgetown square, churches, jail and a hotel. Compass.<br><br>Map from Meacham\\\'s Atlas, the Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Province of Prince Edward IslandM8412J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8412&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354121459.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenCardigan Lot 53. P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 391x318 (mm), 15.40x12.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 53 in Cardigan. Shown are a river, roads, railroads, lots, landowners, school house, buildings, houses, wharfs and creeks. Compass.<br><br>M8413J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8413&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354121583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenKensington Lot 19 & St. Peters Lot 41., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x312 (mm), 15.50x12.30 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot 19 in Kensington and lot 41 in St. Peters. Shown are a school house, a hall, roads, landowners, railroad and depot grounds, businesses and churches. Compass.<br><br>Map from Meacham\\\\\\\'s Atlas, the Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Province of Prince Edward IslandM8414J.H. Meacham & Co.(c.1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c.1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8414&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354126609.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenColville & Souris River. P.E.IPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 318x394 (mm), 12.50x15.50 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting P.E.I. train depot in the middle with Colville to the west and the Sourris River to the North West.M8415J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8415&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354126881.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan of Lot Six Prince County., P.E.IPrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 318x387 (mm), 12.50x15.25 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward island depicting lot 6 of Prince County with Mill River to the North, Oyster Creek to the East, Carleton to the South and O\'Leary Station and P.O. to the West. With an inset of Eldon Lot 57 on the bottom corner.M8416J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8416&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354137919.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan Of Lot Seven Prince County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x337 (mm), 15.50x13.25 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting lot Seven of Prince County the map bordering lots 4, 5, 6, and 8 in Prince county. Shows gulfs, railroads, roads, landowners, acreage, post offices, and buildings. Geographical compassM8417J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8417&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354138513.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C.R. AllenPlan of Lots Two & Three Prince County., P.E.I.Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 394x660 (mm), 15.50x26.00 (Inches); Scarce map of Prince Edward Island depicting Lots 2 and 3 of Prince County. Palmer Rd is to the North Gulf of St. Lawrence is to the East, Montrose River is to the South and Northhumberland Strait is to the West. 2 large insets one of Centreville and one of Elmsdale are placed at the bottom corners of the map.M8418J.H. Meacham & Co.(c. 1880)
USD375.0Maps Canada East Prince Edward Island;c. 1880nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8418&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354138837.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Schwab, MseBibliographie de La PersePaperback, Very Good, 152 pp, No illustrationB1323Amsterdam, Holland: Meridian Publishing Co.(c. 1962)
USD75.0; Book Bibliography & Reference Generalc. 1962nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B1323&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.S. HerringtonHistory of the Grand Lodge of Canda A.F. & A.M. In the Province of Ontario 1855-1930Full Publisher’s blue cloth with gilt title on cover and spine. , Fine and handsome copy. , 8voB4371Robert Duncan Company(c. 1930)
USD150.0Book Freemasonry;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4371&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Annie SwanSheilaFull publisher’s red cloth with blind tooling and decorative gilt floral designs on boards with matching designs on spine. , Very Good Condition, text is clean and crisp, 8vo; With four pages of advertising at the end of the book.B4372Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier(c. 1900)
USD50.0Book Literature English;c. 1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4372&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Page & SmithIllustrated Historical Atlas Of The County of Wentworth Ont. Dedicated by Special Permission To His Excellency The Earl Of Duffering K.P.K.C.B Governor General. Compiled Drawn and Published From The Personal Examinations and SurveysOriginal half brown morocco with matching cloth boards. Decorative blind tooled rules and tooled gilt lettering on cover., Spine defective, boards are worn. Otherwise a good copy, maps are generally clean. , Folio (350mm x 450mm) , Blank, Titlte Page, blank, p. 2 - 63., Illustrated with a profusion of maps, portraits, villages townships, city views, personal sketches and Patron directories. The atlas is complete with 18 coloured Maps of which include the Dominion of Cananada Western and Eastern Sheets, County of Wentworth, Barton County, Glanford, Binbrook, Safleet, Flamboro’s, Beverly, Ancaster Dundas Village, City of Hamilton and its wards.; There is a collage of newspaper cut outs on the first blank pageB4374Toronto: Page & Smith(c. 1875)
USD1000.0Book Canada Ontario General; Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;c. 1875nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4374&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jesse Edgar MiddletonToronto’s 100 yearsOriginal full publisher’s cloth with tooled gilt lettering and gilt coat of arms insignia. , Very Good Condition, 8vo (171 x 250mm), Illustrated with a profusion of plates and in-text illustrations depicting important people, scenes and areas of Toronto between the years 1834-1934. Frontispiece of mayor of Toronto from 1934.B4375The Centennial Committee(c. 1934)
USD135.0Book Canada Ontario Toronto;c. 1934nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4375&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frederic ShoberlPersia in Miniature / The World in Miniature; Edited by Frederic Shoberl / Persia, Containing a Brief Description of the Country; and an Account of its Government, Laws, and Religion, and of the Character, Manners and Customs, Arts, Amusements, &c. of its Inhabitants. / In Three Volumes. Illustrated with Thirty Coloured Engravings.Recent blind-lined ½ morocco with marble boards, flat spine in six compartments of gilt bands and gilt floral motifs, red and tan morocco labels on two and four, gilt lettering on six, edges marbled, endpapers renewed. , Occasional minor browning otherwise very good condition. Plates are generally clean. , 12mo, P. Volume 1. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, preface v-x, contents xi-xv, blank, list of plates for all three volumes xvii-xviii, 1-240, directions to binder, blank, (4); Volume 2. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, 1-236, directions to binder, blank, (4); Volume 3. (4), blank, frontis, title, printer’s imprint, 1-233, blank, (4)., Complete with 30 hand-coloured plates, including 1 coloured aquatint, two line engravings, and 27 coloured stipple engravings. The plates depict various peoples, structures, and objects of early 19th-century Iran., Volume : Three Volumes.; Each volume bears 10 plates, all marked as published in 1822, and most of which are finely hand-coloured, except for the two plates detailing musical instruments. The plates provide very charming illustration to this pocket-size work. Unlike the copies listed in Tooley and Abbey (where the table of contents and list of all plates are placed in the final volume), these two segments are placed in the first volume of this set., Wilson 209; Tooley 515 (pp. 417-8); Abbey Travel 6 (13-14); NYPL Persia 22 (later edition).B4376London.: R. Ackermann(c. 1822.)
USD2600.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Book Costumes;c. 1822.nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4376&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_6fb96f46d3efdb5ce94dfff9fe2fe771_1355081303.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Claire Weissman WilksTwo of us Together, Each of us Alone.Dark grey clothbound clamshell box with gilt title on cover. Pages inside are unbound as issued. , In Fine condition, pages are clean and crisp., Large Folio , Illustrated with 20 erotic lithographic drawings by Claire Weissman Wilks.; Also comes with a 50 page newspaper article from 1989 in Croatian featuring 46 illustrations by Claire Weissman Wilks.<br><br>Claire Weissman Wilks has published several books as well as pursuing a career in painting and drawing, showing her work in Canada and Europe. During the 1970s her erotic images of women were rarely accepted for showing in conservative Toronto galleries, so she sought other means to show it, such as book publishing and illustration. Her books include: Two of Us Together: Each of Us Alone(1982), a compilation of erotic drawings exploring the nature of human sexuality and love; I Know Not Why the Roses Bloom (1986), a collection of lithographs and sculpture inspired by the diaries of Etty Hillesum, a Dutch Jew who died in the 1940s at Auschwitz; and Hillmother (1983), a series of drawings on birth and the relationship between mother and children. While her Lithuanian heritage was not an emphasis in her upbringing, Wilks feels that the connection to eastern Europe has constantly affected her work, particularly a preoccupation with the Second World War.B4377Toronto.: Exile Editions(c. 1982)
USD250.0Book Erotica; Book Modern General;c. 1982nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4377&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_649487cbd68cf9c9f6eeab9758333fc2_1355242981.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Watt TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Good, Size : 220x220 (mm), 8.66x8.66 (Inches)M8274Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8274&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348779568.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Brunel TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 220x205 (mm), 8.66x8.07 (Inches)M8276Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8276&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349105183.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Chaffey TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 225x220 (mm), 8.86x8.66 (Inches)M8277Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8277&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349105548.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Spence TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 220x225 (mm), 8.66x8.86 (Inches)M8279Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8279&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349106665.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Carling TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 265x220 (mm), 10.43x8.66 (Inches)M8280Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8280&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349107395.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Mc Murrich TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 221x205 (mm), 8.70x8.07 (Inches)M8281Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8281&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349109169.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John RogersMap of Macaulay TownshipHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 206x195 (mm), 8.11x7.68 (Inches)M8282Toronto.: H.R. Page and Co.(c. 1879)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka;c. 1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8282&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349109493.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Gerhard Mercator; Henricus HondiusAfrica Ex magna orbis terre descriptione Gerardi Mercatoris desumpta Studio & insustrai G.M. Iunioris<br>Hand Colored, Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation and strengthening the paper otherwise good., Size : 381x470 (mm), 15.00x18.50 (Inches); Decorative and early map of Africa. Latin text on verso.<br><br>``This map was taken by Gerard Mercator from eighteen-sheet world map in ``Atlas; sive, Cosmoographicae..`` first published in 1569 by his grandfather. Editions in many languages were published between 1585 and 1642. The cartouche is circular, surrounded by decorative scrolls and surmounted by two satyrs. The beautiful calligraphy is a special feature of Mercator maps.```(Norwich`s Maps of Africa, 21)<br>.<br>M8419Amsterdam: (c. 1609)
USD1250.0Maps Africa Continent;c. 1609nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8419&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_7fc9f4cb3dbe3ff037adf5b4cb0ccd49_1354139383.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. Ellis; Ure, GeorgeMap of the City of TorontoHand Colored, Some skillful restoration. otherwise good. Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 330x574 (mm), 13.00x22.60 (Inches); Very scarce and early map of Toronto published in 1858 by Lovell and Gibson. Lithographed by J. Ellis after design by G. Ure. Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge St, and Queen St. with Bloor St. to the North, Danforth Road to the East, the Toronto Harbour to the South and Dundas Rd. to the West. Map includes compass, parks, cemeteries and governmental buildings.M8426Toronto.: Lovell and Gibson(c. 1858)
USD1750.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1858nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8426&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_06ee6a81fda5f254f38850442e863a16_1354378673.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; G. PorroTavola Nona Dell\\\\\'AsiaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 140x173 (mm), 5.50x6.80 (Inches); Ptolemaic Map of Tabula Asiae IX (Plate 9) from \\\"Geografia cioe Descrittione Universale della Terra\\\" published by Magini c.1598. Text in Italian.M8430Venice.: G. Fratelli; G.A. Magini(c. 1598)
USD375.0Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia Central Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan;c. 1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8430&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354654547.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; G. PorroTavola Decima Dell\\\\\\\'AsiaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 140x173 (mm), 5.50x6.80 (Inches); Ptolemaic Map of Tabula Asiae X (Plate 10) from \\\"Geografia cioe Descrittione Universale della Terra\\\" published by Magini c.1598. Text in Italian.<br><br><br><br>M8431Venice: G. Fratelli; G.A. Magini(c. 1598)
USD375.0Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan; Maps Asia Central India;c. 1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8431&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354654620.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; G. PorroTavola Vndecima Dell\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'AsiaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 140x173 (mm), 5.50x6.80 (Inches); Ptolemaic Map of Tabula Asiae XI (Plate 11) from \\\"Geografia cioe Descrittione Universale della Terra\\\" published by Magini c.1598. Text in Italian.<br><br><br>M8432Venice.: G. Fratelli; G.A. Magini(c. 1598)
USD375.0Maps Asia Central India; Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar;c. 1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8432&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354654693.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; G. PorroTavola Quinta Dell\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'AsiaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 140x173 (mm), 5.50x6.80 (Inches); Ptolemaic Map of Tabula Asiae V (Plate 5) from \\\\\\\"Geografia cioe Descrittione Universale della Terra\\\\\\\" published by Magini c.1598. Text in Italian.<br><br><br>M8433Venice.: G. Fratelli; G.A. Magini(c. 1598)
USD375.0Maps Asia Middle East Armenia; Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8433&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354654767.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ptolemy; G. PorroTavola Prima Dell\'AfricaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 140x173 (mm), 5.50x6.80 (Inches); Ptolemaic Map of the North west part of Africa (Morocco) Tabula Aphricae I (Plate 1) from \\\"Geografia cioe Descrittione Universale della Terra\\\" published by Magini c.1598. Text in Italian.<br><br><br>M8434Venice: G. Fratelli; G.A. Magini(c. 1598)
USD375.0Maps Africa North; Maps Africa West;c. 1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8434&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354654828.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry Sharbeau; A.K JohnsonTibetHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 171x243 (mm), 6.75x9.55 (Inches); Interesting Map of Tibet depicting the Himalayan mountain ranges. Includes cities, towns, rivers, mountains and general topographic features.M8435Encyclopedia Britannica(c. 1870)
USD175.0Maps Asia Central Tibet & Himalayas;c. 1870nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8435&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6989fc4a67e99203073b7528b3b940b9_1354745227.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolaus BellinKarte Von Paraguay und den benachbarten LandenHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 210x282 (mm), 8.25x11.10 (Inches); Map of Paraguay by Bellin. Cartouche is of a laurel leaf design.M8436Nuremberg: (c. 1756)
USD275.0Maps South America Paraguay;c. 1756nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8436&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6fb96f46d3efdb5ce94dfff9fe2fe771_1354989008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Michel Etienne TurgotPlan de Paris. Commence L Annee 1734, dessine et grave sous les ordres de Messire Michel Turgot / Leve et dessine par Louis Bretez / Grave par Claude Lucas / Et ecrit par Aubin.Black & White, This is a fine copy, plates are very clean and crisp, and the atlas is bound in decorative gilt full calf binding., Size : 2438x32004 (mm), 96x1260 (Inches); First edition.<br><br><br>Binding with full contemporary speckled calf, rebacked expertly matching the original calf and preserving the original spine.<br><br><br>This is the most beautiful and celebrated plan of the city of Paris. Turgot’s maps were designed and engraved with scroll borders to the extreme edges, so that the entire twenty plates could be assembled to form one complete map of Paris (8 ½ x 10 ½ feet). Each arrondissement is shown from a birds-eye view; not only are the streets named and portrayed in detail, but all of the houses, hotels, churches, monuments, private gardens and city parks are delineated in panoramic perspective such that the architectural ornamentation of the buildings can be identified., Berlin Katalog 2506; Boutier 219M8438Paris: Michel Turgot(c. 1739)
USD22500.0Maps Europe France Paris;c. 1739nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8438&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_6511b69f0e5114ed19819d8a280c4bca_1355159428.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giovanni Battista PiranesiAntiquites de Pompeia, Tome Second.Etching, Image Size : 552x381 (mm), 21.75x15.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : 565x394 (mm), 22.25x15.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 724x536 (mm), 28.50x21.10 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A fine dark impression of the title page to the second volume of the ruins of Pompei by Piranesi entitled Antiquités de Pompeïa or Antiquités de la grande Grèce. <br><br>Francesco Piranesi was born in 1759, he brought to a triumphal conclusion a number of his father’s incomplete or projected works, including the Paestum etchings, plans of Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, and of Pompeii, as well as a survey of the Emissario del Fucino. He also added further plates to various works including the Vedute di Roma and the Trofei di Ottaviano Augusto, and brought out an expanded edition of the Antichita Romane in 1784… Francesco also initiated a number of substantial works on art and archaeology, such as the Raccolta de’Tempi Antichi (1781/1790), Il Teatro di Ercolano (1783), Monumneti degli Scipioni (1785) and the Collection des plus belles statues (1786). He later carried out etchings after his father’s drawn views of Pompeii and included these etchings in the three-volumed publication Antiquites de la Grande Grece or Antiqites de Pompeia (1804-1807) (John Wilton-Ely)P3477Paris.: (c. 1804)
USD1250.0Artist Piranesi Others;c. 1804nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3477&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_dff300d30bfa809aec8f4c7965a1f8da_1354654983.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. LegrosOld Man in Windswept Lane (The Wayfarer – Un Vaga Bond Passont)Etching, Image Size : 140x267 (mm), 5.50x10.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 152x279 (mm), 6.00x11.00 (Inches), Paper Size : 236x343 (mm), 9.30x13.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Alphonse Legros (1837 – 1911), painter, etcher and sculptor was born in Dijon.<br><br>In 1859 Legros\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Angelus was exhibited, the first of those quiet church interiors, with kneeling figures of patient women, by which he is best known as a painter. Ex Voto (1861), a work of great power and insight, now in the museum at Dijon, was received by his friends with enthusiasm, but it only obtained a mention at the Salon. Legros came to England in 1863 and in 1864 married Miss Frances Rosetta Hodgson. At first he lived by his etching and teaching. He then became teacher of etching at the South Kensington School of Art, and in 1876 Slade Professor at University College, London.P3485(c. 1885)
USD375.0Etchings Others;c. 1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD875.0Crafts & Trades;c. 1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD1250.0Book Literature English;c. 1886nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD50.0Book Literature English;c. 1967nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD275.0Book Literature English;c. 1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4381&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander PopeEssai Sur L’Homme.Original full speckled calf, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering and floral design on spine, free and pasted marbled end papers. , Very Good Condition, 12mo (95mm x 166mm) , P. Blank, Title, Preface (iii-xxx), 1-109; Preface (iii-xxiv), 1-81, Advertisement (3) Edges tinted red. , Volume : 2 Volumes in 1.; Text in French.Ex. Libris. Abel BerlandB4382(c. 1736)
USD275.0Book Social Sciences General; Book Literature General;c. 1736nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4382&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir Edwin ArnoldThe Light of Asia or The Great Renunciation Being the Life and teaching of Gautama Prince of India and Founder of Buddhism (As Told in Verse by an Indian Buddhist)Original green half morocco with matching cloth boards. Tooled gilt rules, 5 raised bands in 6 compartments, tooled gilt lettering on spine, title in black and red, marbled free and pasted end papers. , Pages are clean, a very good copy. , 12mo (106 mm x 160mm) , P. Blank, Half Title, Frontis, Blank, Title, Printer’s Imprint, Dedication, Publisher’s Notice (vii-viii), Preface (ix-xiv), List of Illustrations (xv-xviii), 21-40; 43-64; 67-92; 95-118; 121-146; 149-180; 183- 205; 209-240. , Volume : 8 Books in 1; Ex Libris Abel E. BerlandB4383Kegan, Paul, Trench, Trubner, & Co. LTD(c. 1895)
USD275.0Book Religious General; Book Literature General;c. 1895nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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USD500.0Book Literature English;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4385&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sherwin CodyA Selection From the World’s Great Orations Illustrative of the History of Oratory and the Art of Public Speaking.Original brown half morocco boards with matching marbled boards. Marbled pasted and free end papers. 5 raised bands in 6 compartments. Tooled gilt lettering and floral design on the spine. Bottom and front pages are uncut. Top edge gilt. , A fine example in decorative period binding. , 12mo (120mm x 180mm); Sherwin Cody (November 30, 1868-April 4, 1959) was an American writer and entrepreneur who developed a long-running home-study course in speaking and writing and a signature series of advertisements asking “Do You Make These Mistakes in English?” A critic of traditional English education, Cody advocated colloquial style and grammar. His course, presented in a patented workbook format which he described as self-correcting, was purchased by over 150,000 students from its inception in 1918. He published essays, books and articles virtually nonstop from 1893 through 1950.B4386A.C. McClurg & Company(c. 1904.)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4386&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]M. PaulianLe Guide Des Jeunes Mathematiciens, ou Commentaire Des Lecons de Mecanique de M. L’Abbe De La Caille, Avec un Supplement ou l’on discute plusieurs points interessans de la plus haute Mecanique, que L’Auteur n’a fait qu’indiquer dans son Traite. Par M. Paulian, pretre, Associe a l’Academie Royale de Nimes.Original full speckled calf with heavy gilt on spine. Edges tinted red. Marbled pasted and free end papers., Bottom of spine slightly worn, otherwise Very Good Condition, 8vo (123mm x 197mm), , Illustrated with two fold out plates depicting various mathematical diagrams.B4387Francois Sequin; Durand; Brunet(c. 1781)
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USD250.0Book History English;c. 1888nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8050&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_29a6e87fe898879c2372143878d5f510_1337886385.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Raphael (Raffaello) SavonarolaVenetiaHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 120x180 (mm), 4.72x7.09 (Inches); Savonarola used the pseudonym Alphonsus Lasor a Varea. Monk of Theatine order who worked in the monastery library in Padua. He was also Professor of Holy Scripture. Universes Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum. , Mickwitz, A.M., Miekkavaara, L. and Rantenen, T. The A.E. Nordenskiold Collection in the Helsinki University Library, Volume 2 (1981) pp. 269- 276M8284Italy: (c.1713)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8284&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349113888.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, CharlesComprising Reg Plans York [Lambton Ave. & Bloor St, Humber Valley]Printed in Color, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 480x381 (mm), 18.90x15.00 (Inches)M8293Toronto: (c.1900)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c.1900nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8293&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349205994.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Dr. R. Bell; John Fleming; A.R.C. SelwynMap of Lake WinnipegHand Colored, Some restorations otherwise good, backed on acid free canvas for long term preservation, Size : 845x465 (mm), 33.25x18.30 (Inches); Important mapping of Lake Winnipeg.M8295Montreal: Dominion Lands Department(c.1878)
USD375.0Maps Canada Midwest Manitoba;c.1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8295&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349208384.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas of Toronto Plate 79 [ Main St., Dufferin St. & Wellington St.)Printed in Color, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 462x699 (mm), 18.20x27.50 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Dufferin St and Wellington St. with Concession Rd. to the North, St. Johns Rd. to the East, Main St. to the South and Beech St. to the West. Humber River is located in the lower right of the map.<br><br>Goad, Charles Edward, an English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8322Toronto: (c.1910)
USD375.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c.1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8322&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a5a58ab5ab6d81df3ea262b1106daf0a_1351113889.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]BellinCarte de L\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'isle Celebes ou Macassar Pour servir a l\\\\\\\'Histoire Generale des VoyagesHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 210x145 (mm), 8.27x5.71 (Inches)M8332Paris: (c.1760)
USD275.0Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea;c.1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8332&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_20004e5f02f13bcabc5004b6c1a74aeb_1351532938.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alex FindlayNew South WalesBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 245x295 (mm), 9.65x11.61 (Inches)M8334London: Thomas Kelly(c.1835)
USD275.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c.1835nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8334&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_20004e5f02f13bcabc5004b6c1a74aeb_1351535214.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas BowenPlan of the City of QuebecHand Colored, Very Good, margins shaved closely , Size : 182x115 (mm), 7.17x4.53 (Inches)M8338London: (c.1780)
USD275.0Maps Canada East Quebec;c.1780nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8338&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351621898.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward WellerColony of Queensland (Australia)Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 431x310 (mm), 16.97x12.20 (Inches)M8348London: Weekly Dispatch Atlas(c.1868)
USD275.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c.1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8348&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351629882.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward WellerVictoria (Australia)Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 306x430 (mm), 12.05x16.93 (Inches)M8349London: Weekly Dispatch Atlas(c.1868)
USD275.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c.1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8349&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_403c43bc8488579e2f2616a4494a34b2_1356030340.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward WellerNew South WalesOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 430x305 (mm), 16.93x12.01 (Inches)M8350London: Weekly Dispatch Atlas(c.1868)
USD275.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c.1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8350&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351630467.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Edward WellerTasmania or Van Diemen\\\\\\\'s LandOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 430x302 (mm), 16.93x11.89 (Inches)M8351London: Cassell, Petter & calpin(c.1868)
USD275.0Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c.1868nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8351&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351631021.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ArrowsmithQuebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Id. & Newfoundland, with the adjacent parts of the United States.Printed in Color with Some Outline Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 610x483 (mm), 24.00x19.00 (Inches); Two separate Maps of Upper, Lower Canada and Eastern Provinces. One showing Ontario, the Great Lakes and parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania. The other shows Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and a large inset map of Newfoundland. The Provinces of Canada are colored in separate tints. Map shows Railways and submarine telegraph cables.M8364London: Edward Stanford(c.1887)
USD950.0Maps Canada East; Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps Canada Ontario;c.1887nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8364&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddcdb5fbcf74ef1b9c61e4d78878fd10_1352477366.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Guillaume de L\\\'IsleOrbis Veteribus Noti Tabula Nova. Auctore Guillermo De L\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Isle é Regia Scientiarum AcademiaHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; Laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation. , Size : 495x502 (mm), 19.50x19.75 (Inches); Map of the Eastern Hemisphere, with a pre-Capt. Cook Australia.<br><br>M8365Paris: (c.1714)
USD950.0Maps Asia Continent; Maps Africa Continent; Maps Oceania (Pacific) Australia;c.1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8365&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_ddcdb5fbcf74ef1b9c61e4d78878fd10_1352477744.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henricus Hondius; Gerard MercatorAlsatia inferiorOriginal Outline Coloring, Good, Size : 362x432 (mm), 14.25x17.00 (Inches); Map of Strasbourg showing various regions, rivers, hilltops, forests and terrains. With decorative Cartouche on upper right side that features floral and fruit designs. French text on verso. <br><br>Henricus Hondius II (1597 – 16 August 1651) was a Dutch engraver, cartographer and publisher. He was born in Amsterdam, the son of the famous cartographer Jodocus Hondius who had started a map-making business in the city. In 1641 he published the Mercator-Hondius atlas. He died in Amsterdam.<br><br>M8369Amsterdam: (c.1648)
USD575.0Maps Europe France; Maps Europe Germany;c.1648nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8369&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6ada9fd9df9e2a1e0540f2bdd65873b_1352826124.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Department of the InteriorNorthern Alberta Showing Dispositions of Lands Natural Resources Intelligence BranchPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 1062x859 (mm), 41.80x33.80 (Inches); A highly detailed map of Northern Alberta includes legend that describes forest reserves, Timber berths, Boundaries Privately Owned Lands and Occupied lands. One Inset shows The Peace River Block and the other inset shows Northern Alberta showing the Dominion Land Agencies. <br><br>M8371Ottawa: (c.1922)
USD575.0Maps Canada West Alberta;c.1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8371&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_a6ada9fd9df9e2a1e0540f2bdd65873b_1352832036.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 33 [Bloor St., Avenue Rd. & Davenport Rd.]Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Avenue Rd. and Davenport Rd. with Macpherson Ave. to the North, Rosedale Rd. to the East, Bloor St. to the South and Huron St. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8383Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8383&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353188553.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 1A [Harbour Front, Yonge St. & College St.]Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 438x660 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Yonge St. and College St. with St. Clair Ave. to the North, Pape Ave. to the East, Front St. to the South and Dufferin St. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8385Toronto.: (c. 1910)
USD1250.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8385&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353189049.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 54 [Lakeshore Rd., Queen St. & Windermere Ave.]Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Queen St. & Windermere Ave. with St. Olaves Rd. to the North, Ellis Ave. to the East, Lakeshore Rd. to the South and Cockburn St. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8387Toronto.: (c. 1912)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1912nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8387&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353189384.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas of Toronto Plate 52 [Eglinton Ave., Bathurst St. & St. Clair Ave.]<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 432x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of Eglinton Ave. and Bathurst St. with Main St. to the North, Spadina Rd. to the East, Royce Ave. to the South and Jane St. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8388Toronto.: (c.1910)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c.1910nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8388&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353189520.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardAtlas City of Toronto Plate 124 [Eglinton Ave., Soudan Ave & Mcrae Ave]Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 457x699 (mm), 18.00x27.50 (Inches); English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931. , Hayward, R.J. Fire insurance plans in the National Map Collection (Ottawa 1977); Hayward, R.J. “Chas Goad and fire insurance cartography’, in Proceedings (of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries, Eighth Annual Conference, Toronto June 9-13, 1974) pp.51-72; Tooley, \\\\\\\"Tooley\\\\\\\'s Dictionary of Mapmakers Revised Edition E - J\\\\\\\", p178.M8390Toronto: (c 1924)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8390&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_047d8eebdee4bf1382bf1ad1e7379b56_1353432751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. ArrowsmithBattle of Alexandria: Plan of the Action of the 13th of MarchHand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 292x197 (mm), 11.50x7.75 (Inches); Map shows the placements and advancements of both the British and French Forces in Egypt during The Battle of Alexandria. Details such as how Lake Maretotis was passable for cavalry and artillery during the battle is shown.M8422London: Cadell & Davies Strand(c.1803)
USD275.0Maps Africa North Egypt; Maps Military;c.1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8422&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_06ee6a81fda5f254f38850442e863a16_1354375369.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. ArrowsmithBattle of AlexandriaHand Colored, Very Good; laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 298x197 (mm), 11.75x7.75 (Inches); Map shows the placements and advancements of both the British and French Forces in Egypt during The Battle of Alexandria. Details such as how Lake Maretotis was passable for cavalry and artillery during the battle is shown.M8423London: Cadell & Davies Strand(c. 1803)
USD275.0Maps Africa North Egypt; Maps Military;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8423&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_06ee6a81fda5f254f38850442e863a16_1354375625.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alexander Murray; Robert BarlowMap of NewfoundlandHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 381x279 (mm), 15.00x11.00 (Inches)M8424Montreal: Geo. N. Tackabury(c.1878)
USD125.0Maps Canada East Newfoundland;c.1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8424&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_06ee6a81fda5f254f38850442e863a16_1354375837.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MathewsMap shewing the Southern Boundary of the Province of Canada According to the Royal Proclamation of 1763....Original Outline Coloring, Very Good; laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 610x686 (mm), 24.00x27.00 (Inches); This scarce map shows the boundary lines of the United States and New Brunswick as well as the boundary lines according to the Proclamation Act of 1763 and the Imperial Act of 1774 called the Quebec Act distinguishing that portion of the boundary settled conventionally with the United States by the treaty of Washington in 1842, and exhibiting the line of boundary claimed by the Province of New Brunswick. All are coloured in outline.M8428Montreal: (c.1842)
USD1250.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps United States New England Maine;c.1842nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8428&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_06ee6a81fda5f254f38850442e863a16_1354380403.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre Vander AaL\\\'Espagne, Suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l\\\'Academie Royale des Sciences, etc. Augmentees de Nouveau a Leide, Chez Pierre Vander Aa, Avec Privilege.Hand Colored in Outline, Very good; Laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation. Few wormholes filled. , Size : 526x382 (mm), 20.71x15.04 (Inches); A handsome and decorative early 18th century map of Spain. The title cartouche for Spain depicts a small rural scene with animals and some trade.M8437Leiden: Pierre Vander Aa(c. 1713)
USD575.0Maps Europe Spainc. 1713nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8437&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_2d35209e30ebf63a9711ffa8b228a7af_1355156429.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Tobias Conrad LotterTabula Synoptica Totius Fluminis Danubii...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 495x1715 (mm), 19.5x67.5 (Inches); Scarce 18th century map of the Black Sea and its surrounding countries coming westward to Italy. In fine strong original colour. The mapping of the area is divided into 3 continual maps. There is one large decorative cartouches featuring gods and soldiers on the upper right corner, one inset and one fleur-de-lis compass.M8440Augsburg: (c.1769)
USD2750.0Maps Europe Romania; Maps Europe Balkans Bulgaria; Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe Poland, Lithuania; Maps Europe Ukraine; Maps Europe Balkans; Maps Europe Italy;c.1769nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8440&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355436218.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S.NeelePannonia Dacia &c .Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 394x394 (mm), 15.50x15.50 (Inches); Late 18th century map of Central Europe including Pannonia, Dacia, Illyricum, Thrace, Moesia, Macedonia and Scytha.M8441(c. 1798)
USD275.0Maps Europe Hungary; Maps Europe Ukraine;c. 1798nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8441&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_341605407286e52307a237c4598d3763_1355436892.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. PensonA Scene from Lake RosseauLithograph, Image Size : 141x192 (mm), 5.55x7.56 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 165x220 (mm), 6.50x8.66 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation; Very scarce 19th century view of Lake Rosseau.P3413Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c.1879)
USD275.0Views Canada Ontario Georgian Bay & Muskoka;c.1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3413&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348772506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. StruttThe Great Ash in Woburn ParkEtching, Image Size : 290x365 (mm), 11.42x14.37 (Inches), Platemark Size : 315x380 (mm), 12.40x14.96 (Inches), Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Jacob George Strutt (1790–1864) was an English landscape painter and engraver in the manner of Constable. He was the husband of the writer Elizabeth Strutt, and father of the painter, traveller and archeologist Arthur John Strutt.P3419London: (c.1823)
USD375.0Natural History Others;c.1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3419&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349116406.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.G. StruttThe Chipstread ElmEtching, Image Size : 350x395 (mm), 13.78x15.55 (Inches), Platemark Size : 380x310 (mm), 14.96x12.20 (Inches), Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; Jacob George Strutt (1790–1864) was an English landscape painter and engraver in the manner of Constable. He was the husband of the writer Elizabeth Strutt, and father of the painter, traveller and archeologist Arthur John Strutt.<br>P3420London: (c.1823)
USD375.0Natural History Others;c.1823nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3420&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8325fbea5adf613bfc7e7591858fb80c_1349116866.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. PensonOn Muskoka LakeLithograph, Image Size : 100x272 (mm), 3.94x10.71 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 135x301 (mm), 5.31x11.85 (Inches), Hand Colored, Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation otherwise goodP3457Toronto: (c.1878)
USD175.0Views Canada Ontario Georgian Bay & Muskoka;c.1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3457&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351624623.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. WebberAn Offering before Captain Cook, in the Sandwich IslandsCopper Engraving, Image Size : 231x376 (mm), 9.09x14.80 (Inches), Platemark Size : 260x410 (mm), 10.24x16.14 (Inches), Paper Size : 422x545 (mm), 16.61x21.46 (Inches), Black & White, Very GoodP3459London: (c.1784)
USD375.0Views United States West; Views Pacific Others;c.1784nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3459&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351633620.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sir Edwin LandseerTime of WarSteeple Engraving with etching, Image Size : 546x819 (mm), 21.50x32.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 610x870 (mm), 24.00x34.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Some skillful restorations otherwise good; Dramatic Military scene well depicted by Sir Edwin Landseer.P3462London: (c.1846)
USD750.0Military British;c.1846nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3462&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_ddcdb5fbcf74ef1b9c61e4d78878fd10_1352475079.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]D. LavaterGoods Engine On The Great Western Railway - Pyracmon.Lithograph, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 310x592 (mm), 12.20x23.30 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Part of The Great Western Railway Pyracmon Class were 0-6-0 broad gauge steam locomotives for goods train work. This class was introduced into service between November 1847 and April 1848, and withdrawn between August 1871 and December 1873. Bacchus was added to the class in May 1849 (and withdrawn in November 1869), having been constructed to broadly the same design from spare parts. From about 1865, Bacchus became part of the Fury Class, while the remaining locomotives became part of the Caesar Class.P3468London: John Weale(c.1848)
USD1000.0Transportation Trains;c.1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3468&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a6ada9fd9df9e2a1e0540f2bdd65873b_1352823173.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girault de PrangleyAnciens Bains Moresques RuinesLithograph, Image Size : 260x338 (mm), 10.25x13.30 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 411x552 (mm), 16.20x21.75 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Ancient ruins of a public moor bath house In Grenada Spain.<br><br>P3469Paris: Veith et Hanser(c.1839)
USD275.0Views Europe Spain;c.1839nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3469&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a6ada9fd9df9e2a1e0540f2bdd65873b_1352823488.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.B. VanmourEnterrement Turc.Copper Engraving, Image Size : 366x445 (mm), 14.40x17.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 392x457 (mm), 15.45x18.00 (Inches), Paper Size : 498x603 (mm), 19.60x23.75 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Customs of Turks in funeral procession.<br>P3470Paris: Charles de Ferriol(c.1714)
USD275.0Views Asia Turkey;c.1714nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3470&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a6ada9fd9df9e2a1e0540f2bdd65873b_1352824396.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas NastThe Capture of Fort Donelson, February 1862.Wood Engraving, Image Size : 343x1067 (mm), 13.50x42.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 442x1166 (mm), 17.40x45.90 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; War scene showing American Regiments advancing against Confederate Rebels.<br><br>P3472New York: Sherman Publishing Co.(c.1861)
USD750.0Military American;c.1861nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3472&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_a6ada9fd9df9e2a1e0540f2bdd65873b_1352825440.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles FurseYoung RidersPhotogravure, Image Size : 451x635 (mm), 17.75x25.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : 508x660 (mm), 20.00x26.00 (Inches), Paper Size : 597x749 (mm), 23.5x29.50 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Rather artistic depiction of young riders as part of a greater hunt on the field. <br><br>Sir Emery Walker (1851 – 1933) was an English engraver and printer. Born in London, Walker took an active role in many organisations that were at the heart of the Arts and Crafts movement, including the Art Workers Guild, the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings and the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society.P3525England: (c. 1908)
USD1000.0Natural History Horses; Sports Hunting;c. 1908nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3525&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_940e613c79cc292fa5ea80d782ceaac3_1355942704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernard LachevreHonfleur (Quai St. Etienne)Poster, Image Size : 762x533 (mm), 30.00x21.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 991x616 (mm), 39.00x24.25 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; Charming view of Normandy.P3527Paris: Lucien Sierre(c.1930)
USD875.0Posters;c.1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_403c43bc8488579e2f2616a4494a34b2_1356018953.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W. SimpsonCharge of The Heavy Cavalry BrigadeTinted Lithograph, Image Size : 279x425 (mm), 11.00x16.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 368x536 (mm), 14.50x21.10 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Print shows the Enniskillen Dragoons and the 5th Dragoon Guards engaging the Russian cavalry in the midst of the camp of the light cavalry brigade which is being plundered by the Russian troops during the battle of Balaklava.P3539London: Paul & Dominic Colnaghi & Co.(c. 1855)
USD475.0Military Crimea; Military British;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3539&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_21a35696e3a1f49ab62c6e6dcbeb139f_1356108533.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Pierre GautherotSerment au drapeau, devant AugsburgLithograph, Image Size : 279x419 (mm), 11.00x16.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 432x584 (mm), 17.00x23.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Napoleon rallies his troops outside the village of Augsburg.P3541Paris: (c.1830)
USD750.0Military Napoleonic Wars;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3541&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356123846.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]SchuppanSmolensk 1812Lithograph, Image Size : 419x533 (mm), 16.50x21.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 451x584 (mm), 17.75x23.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; Napoleon famous retreat from Smolensk, Russia.P3542Berlin: Verlag V. F. Sala & Co.(c.1830)
USD750.0Military Napoleonic Wars;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3542&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356124220.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]François GérardThe Battle of Austerlitz 2nd December 1805Aquatint, Image Size : 333x662 (mm), 13.10x26.05 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 368x688 (mm), 14.50x27.10 (Inches), Hand Colored, Good, few minor tears on the edges; The general Rapp presenting the defeated Prince Repnin to Napoleon.P3543Paris: (c.1830)
USD750.0Military Napoleonic Wars;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3543&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356124483.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.H. OverendThe Rebellion In The North-West Territory of Canada: Colonial Troops Marching Over The Ice Of Nepigon Bay, Lake SuperiorWood Engraving, Image Size : 337x498 (mm), 13.25x19.60 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 406x572 (mm), 16.00x22.50 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Scene related to the Rebellion In The North-West Territory of Canada.P3544London: Illustrated London(c.1885)
USD375.0Military Canadian;c.1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3544&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356126137.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Alfred PearseA Tank In Action: One Of \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"His Majesty\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Land-Ships\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" Accompanying An Advance Of British Infantry And Dealing Death To Germans.Print, Image Size : 328x498 (mm), 12.90x19.60 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 406x574 (mm), 16.00x22.60 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; An important action of the British Infantry against Germans with tanks in action.P3545London: Illustrated London(c.1916)
USD275.0Military British; Military World War I & II;c.1916nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3545&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356126654.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Charles GarnierLe Nouvel Opera de Paris par M. Charles Garnier Architect Membre de L’InstitutOriginal blue paper boards with black lettering and elaborate musical emblem. A scarce first edition which was published originally in parts loose with blue printed wrappers. , A very good example, plates are generally clean and crisp., Folio: 641x 360mm, Complete with 75 plates including 55 black and white lithographs and 20 coloured choromolithographs depicting the architectural design of the Paris Opera House by the architect Charles Garnier. Many single plates are counted as two plates which brings the total number of plates to 100 (Vol 1: 40, Vol 2: 60)., Volume : 2 Volumes in 1; Decorative plates depicting plans, mythological symbolism and construction details of the neo-Baroque Parisian Opera house completed in 1875. Engravings in great detail after drawings by Duchamp, Jasson and others of one of the most admired buildings of Paris. The beautiful chromolithographs convey the splendor and luxury of the interior decoration. Our example does not include the text and photograph volumes. <br><br>Charles Garnier (1825 – 1898) was a French architect, perhaps best known as the architect of the Palais Garnier and the Opéra de Monte-Carlo. In 1861 Garnier entered and won the competition for the new Paris opera house. Garnier\\\\\\\'s works represent a Neo-Baroque-inspired style, popular during the Beaux-Arts period in France. He was influenced by the Italianate styles of Renaissance artisans such as Palladio, Sansovino, and Michelangelo, perhaps the result of his many visits to Greece and Rome during his lifetime. His design reflected the aspirations of the Second Empire with its rich colouring and decoration. From his studies of Roman pageantry, Garnier had developed a great sense of occasion and drama which when coupled with a logical floor plan was used to good effect in the opera. He was also a pioneer of architectural beauty as well as function; his opera was built on a framework of metal girders, unprecedented at the time.<br><br>B4394Paris.: Cuche Et. Cie(c. 1878)
USD12500.0Book Europe Francel; Book Plate Books General; Book Art, Architecture & Design;c. 1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4394&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_8b87f6e821ace4e0a31271c0ed699eeb_1358880025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Chas. E. Goad; Underwriters’ Survey Bureau LimitedInsurance Plan of Picton, Prince Edward County, OntarioOriginal Cloth Boards, All maps are backed on original canvas. A fine copy in very good condition. , Folio: 320 x 545mm , Illustrated with 13 color double page maps depicting various areas of Picton in full detail including mainstreets, sidetreets, lots and also the vulnerability of various buildings prone to fire. The first map depicts Picton in its entirety, while the proceeding 12 maps show sections of the community. The maps also detail the construction and materials used for each building, as well as the hydro, power and security systems in the community.; Very scarce atlas and insurance plan of the community of Picton printed in the early 20th century by the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited in fine condition. <br><br>The Canadian Fire Underwriters\' Association was founded in 1883 for the purpose of standardizing fire insurance regulations. Up to the year 1918, the maps were prepared by the Chas. E. Goad map making company and was published by the Canadian Fire Underwriters Association. This agreement ended in 1918, and the Canadian Fire Underwriters\' Association started their own mapmaking process and was renamed the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited. At the same time they purchased the exclusive rights from the Chas. E. Goad company to revise and reprint their maps. The Goad Company continued to operate until 1930 and in 1931 the Underwriters’ Survey Bureau Limited acquired all the assets of the Chas. E. Goad Company. They continued to produce various fire insurance plans for cities and towns in Ontario, Quebec, and the Martimes. <br><br>Fire insurance plans provide detailed information about buildings and neighbourhoods. They can be used to determine when a building was built or demolished, details of building materials, position of building on lot, lot and address numbers, and lot sizes and shapes. They can show how a neighbourhood has changed over the years<br><br>The Underwriters\' Survey Bureau published individual volumes from the 1920s to the 1940s, and a 1952-73 multi-volume set, covering most of Toronto but concentrating on commercial and industrial districts. The earliest plans cover only the former City of Toronto, while later ones branch out into suburban areas. Not all areas are covered in all years.<br>B4395Toronto: Underwriters’ Survey Bureau limited(c. 1924)
USD1500.0Book Canada Ontario General; Book Atlas & Cartography Canadian;c. 1924nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4395&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1a80e7a2a9f3422d70567abd10b54991_1358956913.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]P.J. RedouteLes Roses Par P.J. Redoute, Peintre de Fleurs Dessinateur en titre de la Classe de physique de l’Institu et du Museum d’histoire naturelle, Membre de plusiers Societes savants; aved le text Par C.A. Thory, Membre de plusieurs Societes savants.The original Subscriber’s parts were published within the original wrappers. Previous owner has bound them together in fine cloth with red morocco label, tooled gilt lettering, marbled free and pasted end papers. All the original wrappers are present in fine condition. , A spectacular and handsome run of the first 29 parts of this important work. A fine copy with clean and fresh plates, with no trace of browning., 8vo, Scarce First Subscriber’s Edition published in parts within original wrappers. Every part contains four plates. The first 29 parts of 40 are present here, which provides us with 116 plates of a total of 160. The last 11 parts are not present here. The superb plates are engraved by Bessa, Bessin, Chapuy, Charlin, Coutant, Langois, Lemaire, Talbot, Teillard and Victor after Redoute. , Volume : 3 volumes; “From 1817 to 1824 Redoute was producing his monumental work Les Roses, with text by Thory, and this really marks the beginning of our present appreciation of the rose. The three magnificent volumes are a delight to handle owing to their sumptuousness and spacious pages, and every plate shows a masterly hand delineating a fine and, in many examples, a recognizable rose. Les Roses was published under the patronage of Empress Joséphine. The volumes immortalize not only Redoute and Thory, but also the Empress Josephine, who had a gathering of almost every species of Rose at La Malmaison. Redoute had the task of conveying their beauties to paper.” (The Rose Book, Graham Stuart Thomas) “The plates in Les Roses have artistic value, botanical and documentary value, both for species and cultivars still surviving and for those that have disappeared.” (Sir George Taylor quoting Gisèle de la Roche in the Schutter facsimile). Les Roses was published from 1817 to 1824. In each publication, there were several plates by Redoute with commentary by Claude-Antoine Thory. The original paintings no longer exist. They were destroyed in a fire at the Library of the Louvre. The first edition of Les Roses was printed in a deluxe folio edition. It contained two sets of prints – each rose represented by both a black and white print on tan paper and a colour print on vellum. Owing to its size and technique it proved so expensive to produce that finding buyers, even amongst the nobility, proved difficult. Later editions appeared respectively in 1824 and 1828. The octavo edition was met with great success. It is estimated that 200-300 copies were produced. While it was less costly than the deluxe first edition printings, it was still a book only the privileged could afford.B4396Paris.: C.L.F Panckoucke, Editeurs(c. 1824-1826)
USD16000.0Book Plate Books Colour; Book Natural History Botanical;c. 1824-1826nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4396&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_1a80e7a2a9f3422d70567abd10b54991_1358978064.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ovid; ChaucerArt of LoveOriginal full calf boards, four raised bands in five compartments, upper and lower boards with blind rules with four decorative corners. Stored in a recent beautiful box, quarter calf with cloth, five raised bands, gilted. Title in red and black Illustrated with frontis and 6 copper plates<br>, The Spine is worn but otherwise in very good condition. Occasional age toning., 8vo., P. ,174,179-235,238-482., Volume : Three in one.; The original edition of these translations was published by Jacob and Richard Tonson, London, 1709, along with the Court of Love and the History of Love<br><br>The translators are identified in the text as John Dryden, Nahum Tate and William Congreve.<br>Ex Libris Abel E. Berland<br>B4397London: Jacob Tonflon(c.1700)
USD1000.0Book Literature English;c.1700nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4397&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_b5d6911c8e12b24836010fd78dd44202_1359214931.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]H.J. & W.A. Browne; A. T. CotterellMap of TorontoHand Colored, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 402x646 (mm), 15.875x25.375 (Inches)M283Toronto: Frederick Miles; Willing & Williamson(1878)
USD875.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps1878nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M283&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_58165ef906fdf117a28f8a67eb24a0ee_1290283780.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. W. SealeA Correct Chart of the Mediterranean Sea, from the Straits of Gibraltar to the LevantHand Colored, Very good condition; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 350x720 (mm), 13.75x28.375 (Inches); A decorative and detailed mid 18th century map of the Mediterranean. A decorative cartouche is located on the lower left corner. An inset map entitled The Road of Leghorn and is located in the upper right. A rose compass is also shown.M5441London: Tindal and Rapin(c. 1745)
USD1000.0Maps Mediterranean Generalc. 1745nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5441&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_54095203e31896e7234b66c3681aada8_1359133615.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Giambattista NolliNuova Pianta di Roma data in luce da Giambattista Nolli l’anno MDCCXLVIIBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 1760x2130 (mm), 69.25x83.75 (Inches); A monumental plan of Rome with 10 of 12 Sheets, dedicated to Pope Benedetto XIV. Engraved by Rocco Pozzi, Pietro Campana E Carlo Nolli, while the cartouche is by the painter Stefano Pozzi. According to Frutaz two editions of this plan are recorded; the first one is without the \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Advertimento\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" at the right edge (only one copy known in Biblioteca Vaticana.)<br><br>In this example, we are missing along the top row the middle section and along the bottom row the far right corner as the picture indicates.<br> <br>Giambattista Nolli Lived in Rome and was a surveyor and architect who devoted his life to recording the architectural and urban foundations of the city. The result of his records was \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"La Pianta Grande di Roma\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" which is one of the most revealing and artistic plans ever. The map depicts the city of Rome in great detail and shows nearly 2000 culturally significant sites. The map is noted for its precise architectural scale, and its prominent compass rose. This is the first accurate map of Rome., FRUTAZ clxix.M5461Rome: (c.1748)
USD15000.0Maps City Maps; Maps Folding Maps; Maps Europe Italy Romec.1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M5461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_54095203e31896e7234b66c3681aada8_1359133202.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. MelishView of the Country round the Falls of NiagaraHand Colored in Outline, Very Good;, Size : 203x117 (mm), 7.99x4.61 (Inches)M7133Philadelphia: (c.1830)
USD275.0Maps Canada Ontario South Niagara; Maps United States East New Yorkc.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7133&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_f9897dc17ee8be9bf61f29eba9a74cb6_1271175497.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henry Charles Carey; Isaac LeaGeographical Statistical and Historical Map of Jamaica.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 286x311 (mm), 11.25x12.25 (Inches); Detailed map of Jamaica from Carey & Lea\\\'s Atlas. The map includes a lengthy English description of the agriculture, climate, chief towns, religion commerce, and historical analysis of Jamaica. <br><br>M8445Philadelphia: (c. 1822)
USD375.0Maps West Indies Jamaica;c. 1822nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8445&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c6f9cb837842804e4bc54a873295d12_1357922506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]W.A. JohnstonOrillia Sheet Simcoe and Ontario CountiesHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 464x337 (mm), 18.25x13.25 (Inches); Uncommon map of the upper part of Lake Simvoe and Vicinity. Detailed map of Orillia, Simcoe and Victoria Counties featuring waterways, transportation lines, churches, bridges, schools and land contours etc.M8446Ontario: Canada Department of Mines(c. 1914)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Simcoe; Maps Canada Ontario Central Victoria;c. 1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8446&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c6f9cb837842804e4bc54a873295d12_1357923194.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CaryA New Map of Persia From the Latest AuthoritiesOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 451x514 (mm), 17.75x20.25 (Inches); Detailed and attractive early 19th century map of Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Map depicts various provinces boundaries and roads. <br>M8447London: John Cary(c. 1801)
USD575.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq; Maps Asia Middle East Armenia; Maps Asia Central Afghanistan, Pakistan;c. 1801nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8447&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c6f9cb837842804e4bc54a873295d12_1357923892.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A.K. JohnstonPersia and CaboolHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 490x591 (mm), 19.30x23.25 (Inches); A Detailed mid nineteenth century map of iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan including domains of Kholistan, Baloochistan. Scales include geographical miles and English miles. There is also a short text at the bottom of the map describing frequent occurring words that appear in the map from Arabic, Persian and Turkish.M8448Edinburg: (c. 1850)
USD475.0Maps Asia Middle East Iran, Iraq;c. 1850nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8448&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c6f9cb837842804e4bc54a873295d12_1357924473.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BaumanMap of the North Polar RegionOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good; folding map laid on original linen , Size : 610x800 (mm), 24.00x31.50 (Inches); Circumpolar map of the North Pole featuring the routes of various arctic explorers. A view of Wrangell Land as seen from Bark Nile of New London is shown to the left.M8450New York:: The Graphic Co.(c. 1876)
USD875.0Maps Polar Arctic Regions;c. 1876nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8450&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c6f9cb837842804e4bc54a873295d12_1357936690.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MathewsMap Of The Western Boundary of New BrunswickHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 997x321 (mm), 39.25x12.65 (Inches); This scarce map of the Western Boundary of New Brunswick From the Mouth of the River St. Croix to the Southern Boundary of Canada. The map shows the position of a Due North Line from the Western most source. The map shows the lines which were formerly claimed by Great Britain and the United States. There is a rose compass on the lower right of the map.M8458Montreal: (c. 1844)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps United States New England Maine;c. 1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8458&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358371465.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MathewsMap of Part of the Province of Canada & New Brunswick comprehending the Territory adjacent top the unsettled boundary between those Provinces...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good; Laid on Acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 597x1003 (mm), 23.50x39.50 (Inches); This scarce map shows the sections of the Lands granted under authority of the province including the Ristigouche River which forms the adopted line and boundary between Canada and New Brunswick from the head of the Bay Des Chaleurs to the Saint Croix River. The map includes many detailed notes on specific areas, rivers and terrains. There is also an inset on the left side featuring Seignory Lake and the Matapediac River.M8459Montreal: (c. 1844)
USD1500.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick; Maps United States New England Maine;c. 1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8459&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358372736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MathewsPlan of all the Lands Granted under the authority of New Brunswick on the Northern Side of the River St. John and Westward of the Commissioners LineOriginal Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 318x808 (mm), 12.50x31.80 (Inches); This scarce map of the River St. John with a list of lands granted under New Brunswick. It shows the Owner\\\\\\\'s name and the date in which they were granted ownership. It also shows notes on the amount of acres they were granted. There is a rose compass to the left of the map.M8460Montreal: (c. 1844)
USD875.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick;c. 1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8460&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358373451.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MathewsCopy of Part of an Official Map, whereon are delineated certain Lots of Land On the South Side of the Ristigouche River...Original Outline Coloring, Very Good, Size : 349x191 (mm), 13.75x7.50 (Inches); This scarce map of the Ristigouche River and its surrounding area with a list of lots of land appointed to their owners. There is a reference to Samuel Lee Esq who was granted certain parts of land in 1802. A dotted line above the River marks the place where the head of the Bay des Chaleur is located.M8461Montreal: (c. 1844)
USD750.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick;c. 1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8461&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358373709.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MathewsLac St. Jean, and VicinityHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 255x390 (mm), 10.05x15.35 (Inches); This scarce map shows Lac St. Jean and its surrounding area within Quebec. It includes the projected trail of Chicoutimi. The map also includes measurements of four land Burroughs to the right of the map. They are Laterriere, Chicoutimi, Smard and Tremblay. Map also includes a rose compass.M8463Montreal: (c. 1844)
USD575.0Maps Canada East Quebec;c. 1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8463&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5240052d4c23e2df1ceb8816303f32b7_1358374093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Nicolaus VisscherTotius Italiae Tabula per Nicolaum Visscher cum Privilegia ordinum Holland et West-Fris; Serenissimo Principi Cosmo III Magno Etruiae DuciOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Lower fold reinforced. , Size : 460x575 (mm), 18.11x22.64 (Inches); A fine and decorative 17th century map of Italy in full original color.M8464Amsterdam: (c.1690)
USD1000.0Maps Europe Italy;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8464&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0561a93e1546b7351377cbc3b2b6d29a_1358460024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Herman MollA New Map of Great BritainOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, laid down on acid free paper for long term preservation. Minor browning along the original folds of the map. , Size : 1030x625 (mm), 40.55x24.61 (Inches); An early 18th century large and decorative map of England in original color.M8466London: Herman Moll(c. 1726)
USD1500.0Maps Europe United Kingdom;c. 1726nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8466&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_0561a93e1546b7351377cbc3b2b6d29a_1358452304.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MathewsCopy of the Plan which shews the Original Reserve at Dalhousie, New BrunswickHand Colored in Outline, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. , Size : 368x434 (mm), 14.50x17.10 (Inches); This scarce map of Chaleur Bay and its surrounding area. It shows the names of the individuals who were granted ownership of certain sections of land. There is also listings of Indian Reserves and Public spaces.M8467Montreal: (c. 1844)
USD1000.0Maps Canada East New Brunswick;c. 1844nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8467&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_81b924c9c4e119b7439cf62fb3d6fdca_1358524243.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James WarrenMap of the County of BrucePrinted in Color, Very Good, Size : 2035x883 (mm), 80.10x34.75 (Inches); Large scale map of the County of Bruce on two sheets. The map shows Georgian Bay on the upper right and Lake Huron to the Left with each township displayed in different colours. The map also includes Indian reserves, private ownership areas, lakes, railways and a large compass. <br><br>M8470Walkerton: James Warren(c. 1896)
USD1000.0Maps Canada Ontario West Bruce; Maps Wall Maps;c. 1896nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8470&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_5ab49fb6717d86177c1253918850ca85_1358610295.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Frank P LloydMap of Greater Toronto and SuburbsHand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 565x820 (mm), 22.25x32.30 (Inches); Map of Toronto and its suburbs, it extends to Lawrence to the North.<br><br>The map includes boundary and ward lines, streets and waterways, as well as detailed community based sites such as parks, cemeteries and colleges. There is an inset at the lower left corner showing Island Park beside a rose compass.M8478Toronto: The Map Company(c.1913)
USD1500.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c.1913nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8478&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_54095203e31896e7234b66c3681aada8_1359135816.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Conder, TAn Accurate Map of the World, Comprehending all the New Discoveries, in Both Hemispheres; carefully drawn from the Best AuthoritiesHand Colored, Some skillful restorations, otherwise good<br>backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 302x473 (mm), 11.89x18.62 (Inches)M8479London: Moore, John Hamilton(c.1778)
USD875.0Maps Worldc.1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8479&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cbaa6375a87aaa264304dd788941ac22_1359412853.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Luke ClennellThe Decisive Charge Of The Life Guards At The Battle Of Waterloo.Steel Engraving, Dixon & Son, Image Size : 255x451 (mm), 10.05x17.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : 400x528 (mm), 15.75x20.80 (Inches), Paper Size : 485x712 (mm), 19.10x28.05 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A rare proof. Chaotic battle scene among cavalrymen during the Battle of Waterloo.P3546London.: John Britton(c. 1821)
USD1250.0Military Napoleonic Wars; Military British;c. 1821nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3546&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356361800.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Eugene ChaperonWaterloo (Episode De La Ferme De Hougoumont)Print, Image Size : 292x451 (mm), 11.50x17.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 387x559 (mm), 15.25x22.00 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; British Soldiers take cover under broken barrels, while the french army open fire.P3548Paris: Paris Illustre(1882)
USD475.0Military Napoleonic Wars; Military British;1882nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3548&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356363558.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]George JonesThe Battle of WaterlooSteel Engraving, Image Size : 127x281 (mm), 5.00x11.05 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 584x432 (mm), 23.00x17.00 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; View of the battle of Waterloo with a key for a list of the Officers underneath the print. The page also includes a detailed description of the Battle of Waterloo with quotes from Shakespeare.P3549London.: (c. 1830)
USD575.0Military British; Military Napoleonic Wars;c. 1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3549&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_e3e0736e6e41f07a7b9b2b1c52855d19_1356364681.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Major Dennis;Grant, Barfoot & CoThe Battle of Queenston, Oct.R 13th 1813 Which ended in a complete Victory on the part of the British having captured 927 Men, killed or wounded about 500, Taken 1400 Stand of Arms, a six Pounder, and a stand of Colours.Lithograph, Image Size : 400x585 (mm), 15.75x23.03 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 465x640 (mm), 18.31x25.20 (Inches), Printed in color with some hand coloring, A couple of tears repaired professionally, hardly noticeable. The print is laid down on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation. Otherwise very good.; A very scarce first Canadian Edition based upon an earlier British Edition of 1816. This edition was printed by Grant, Barfoot and Co. c.1881 and very little examples left. The Battle of Queenston Heights actually took place October 13, 1812. Image depicts the battle scene on the river, with a town on the right and boats full of soldiers on the water.P3552Toronto: Grant, Barfoot & Co.(Originally published in c. 1816 but c.1881)
USD2500.0Military British; Military Canadian; Military American;Originally published in c. 1816 but c.1881nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3552&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_0561a93e1546b7351377cbc3b2b6d29a_1358461070.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Linant De BellefondsVue Panoramique De L\\\\\\\'isthme De Suez Et Trace Direct Du Canal Des Deux Mers...Lithograph, Image Size : 502x629 (mm), 19.76x24.76 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Original Hand Coloring, Very Good; a short tear on the lower left of the margin not affecting the print.; Scarce bird\\\\\\\'s eye view of the Suez Canal, the waterway in Egypt. Ships are shown entering the canal from the Red Sea (Mer Rouge). In the distance other ships are exiting the canal into the Mediterranean Sea. Below the map there is a lengthy legend on the entire description of the Suez Canal and its surrounding area, including measurements, distances, Hotels, basins and Bible references. This was a project designed by two engineers under the Vice King of Egypt. The French Engineers was Mr Linant- Bey and Mougel- Bey.<br>P3558Paris: Coupil & Co.(c. 1855)
USD1750.0Views Africa Egypt;c. 1855nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3558&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_54095203e31896e7234b66c3681aada8_1359137008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]James LightbodyThe South-West Prospect of his Grace ye Duke of Marlboroughs House in St. James ParkCopper Engraving, Image Size : 445x572 (mm), 17.50x22.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : 483x589 (mm), 19x23.125 (Inches), Paper Size : 527x645 (mm), 20.75x25.375 (Inches), Black & White, Excellent ConditionP635London: Jan Kip(1716)
USD1500.0Artists Jan Kip; Architectural Castles & Mansions; Views Europe England London1716nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P635&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_5ab49fb6717d86177c1253918850ca85_1358620210.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Bernardino GengaAnatomy Improv’d and Illustrated with Regard to the uses thereof in Designing: Not Only Laid Down from an Examen of the Bones and Muscles of the Human Body, but also Demonstrated and Exemplified from the Most Celebrated Antique Statues in Rome.Full contemporary brown calf with blind panels and blind floral design on boards. Rebacked tastefully in period style binding with 6 compartments of raised bands with gilt floral motif to match the cover. Gilt red morocco title on two. , Some short marginal tears repaired otherwise a very good copy. Plates and text are clean and crisp. , Folio (320 x 450mm) , Illustrated with title page, dedication page and 42 engraved plates by Gerard and Michael van der Gucht and John Sturt depicting the skeletal and muscular anatomy of the human body together with some mythological Roman figures.; First published in Italian in 1691, the English version was printed by subscription in 1723. The subscriber’s list of names can be found in the index of the book. Further to Russell, the plates of the English edition were engraved by Gerard and Michael van der Gucht, Andrew Motte, Robert Sheppard and John Sturt.( Russell, British Anatomy, p. 313)<br><br>Bernardino Genga (1620–1690) was a scholar of Classical medical texts, editing several works of Hippocrates. He also had a great interest in the preparation of anatomical specimens as well as the anatomy of ancient Greek and Roman sculpture. These interests led to his work at the French Academy in Rome, where he taught anatomy to artists. His work, Anatomia per Uso et Intelligenza del Disegno consists of the illustrated plates, the first 23 deal with osteology and myology drawn from Genga\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s anatomical preparations. The remainder consists of representations of antique statues viewed from different angles, including the Farnese Hercules, the Laocoön (without his sons), the Borghese Gladiator, the Borghese Faun, the Venus de Medici, the Youth Pulling a Thorn from his Foot, and the Amazon of the House of Cesi. An English translation of the work appeared in London in 1723 under the title, Anatomy Improv\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'d.B4398London: John Senex(c. 1723)
USD8750.0Book Medical; Book Plate Books General;c. 1723nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4398&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_c24ff146da92cd61044328842272e477_1359564256.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Early American Commercial Trade Log BookThe Original Log Book of Stephen Girard’s Ship “The Good Friends” (An American made ship in Philadelphia) by its Captain Robert Thompson c.1805-1806, together with a letter by Stephen Girard to Captain Robert Thompson and other notable curiosities.Original marbled boards with defective spine. , Uniform browning, few ink smudging, a few pages loose. Some remarks in early pen on pasted endpapers, otherwise very good. , Small Folio, Includes 44 leaves of which 6 are blank.; A historical example of an early American post revolution commercial trade detailing trans-Atlantic voyages. The first log charts the Ship “The Good Friends” from the Italian port city of Leghorn towards the Isle of France in 1805. The second log charts the Ship “The Good Friends” from The Isle of France towards Philadelphia in 1806. Both logs describe various details including the daily weather patterns and other nautical observations.<br><br> Included with the logs are a profusion of letters and other notable curiosities. The primary letter of interest is from Stephen Girard to Robert Thompson dated 1815, describing his experience on the ship Rousseau. There are also 6 Letters addressed to Sarah Thompson from 1843-1846, and 4 Letters addressed to a lady named Abigail Thompson, from 1810-1819. Also included are other curiosities from the descendants of Robert Thompson mainly from William H. Baker including Wedding Certificates, Financial Banking and Insurance statements…up until mid-1950s. <br><br>Stephen Girard was born in 1750 in Bordeaux, France. By the late 1700s, he was an Eastern Seaboard captain and shipbuilder. Girard made America his permanent home and went on to be the wealthiest citizen. In several ways, he contributed much to the early growth of the new nation he adopted. His influence was evident in shipping, construction, banking, and even in politics, later into coal mining and railroads.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" Girard was formally licensed as a captain in the French merchant marine by the French government. His reputation and skill as a sea captain obtained other potentially lucrative voyages for him, and he was soon carrying out sizable business deals that brought him extensive profits. Stephen Girard, who came to Philadelphia in 1777, had only one vessel in 1790, the little brigantine Kitty, of less than a hundred tons. His first large ship was the Good Friend which registered 247 tons and was built in Philadelphia in 1793. Most of the craft he owned prior to 1800 were small. (From Queens Of The Western Ocean). At the time of his death, Girard was the fourth-wealthiest American, behind John D. Rockefeller, Cornelius Vanderbilt and John Jacob Astor. <br>B4399(c. 1805-1806)
USD2500.0Book Manuscript General; Book Americas U.S East & Central;c. 1805-1806nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4399&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_69fc90fbca9fed3b6bd204e279026b72_1361399336.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Beneventus Grassus of Jerusalem; Casey A. WoodDe Oculis Eorumque Egritudinibus et Curis. Translated with notes and illustrations from the First Printed Edition, Ferrara, 1474 A. D., by Casey A. WoodDecorative white and gray cloth covered boards with black title, and decorative gilt border. , Very Good Condition, 8vo, Illustrated with 5 facsimile pages of the original book of 1474.; Presentation copy signed and dated by the translator Casey A. Wood. Ex. Libris Casey A. Wood.<br><br>Our example includes letters addressed to Dr. Casey A. Wood. The first letter is by The Secretary of the Interior, Ray Lyman Wilbur, a medical doctor himself, dated February 19, 1930 where he states that he will deliver a copy of this book to the President. The second letter is by the first White House Press Secretary, Geroge Akerson confirming that the President has received a copy of this book. Both letters are stamped and include a watermark emblem of the United States of America. <br><br>There is also a letter written by the Charaka Club, inviting Doctors to a dinner at the Coffee House Club, presumably with Casey A. Wood and Ray Lyman Wilbur attending. <br><br>This medical trearty of the eye was for half a millennium the great authority and most popular manual in its field. Twenty two manuscripts and 18 printed page editions are known, though few of either survive, a tribute to its usefulness to the surgeon, oculist, and cataract operator. It serves today as an indispensable aid to the understanding of the history of ophthalmology and its progress from the tenth to the twentieth centuries. <br>B4406California: Stanford University Press(c. 1929)
USD500.0Book Medical;c. 1929noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4406&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_919db302774c73f0e67e25cf070d6930_1361557951.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]The SportsmanBritish Sports and Sportsmen: Polo & CoachingFull burgundy morocco with gilt borders and gilt title. Spine with gilt title and decorative gilt floral design in 6 compartments of raised bands. Marbled pasted and free endpapers with gilt inner dentelles. All edges gilt. , Minor worm holing of the spine not affecting the book otherwise a very good example., Folio, Illustrated with 10 photogravures and a profusion of photographic illustrations.; Number 384 of 1000 copies specially bound. Ex. Libris. Ralph G. Collins. <br><br>A complete and accurate guide of the history of Polo and the ancient glories and traditions of Coaching compiled by the Birtish Sports and Sportsmen publication. No other forms of sport have been so vitally affected by the European war.B4407Sports and Sportsmen LTD(c. 1914)
USD375.0Book Sports General;c. 1914nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4407&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Petro Bertellio Patau (Pietro Bertelli)Theatrvm Vrbivm Italicarvm (Theatrum Urbium Italicarum)19th century calf boards with gilt floral borders. Spine in 5 compartments with matching gilt decorations and red morocco label on two. Marbled and pasted free endpapers. , A fine copy text and plates are clean and crisp. , Oblong 4to, Complete with title page illustration and 58 engravings of the most famous Italian cities together with fascinating small Italian towns of artistic value each of which are accompanied with a lengthy text description in Italian.; Important and scarce 16th century Italian atlas. Ex Libris. Marques De Vrbasa Viana<br><br>B4409Venice: (c. 1599)
USD18000.0Book Europe Italy; Book Atlas & Cartography General;c. 1599nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4409&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/b_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1361917384.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Algernon SidneyDiscourses Concerning Government. To which are added, Memoirs of his Life, and an Apology for Himself, Both now first published, and the latter from his original Manuscripts.Early mottled calf boards, sympathetically rebacked in matching calf with gilt lettered crimson morocco label., Very handsome tall wide margin copy, text is clean. , Folio (192 x 330mm): , Frontis, Title Page, The Preface, Memoirs I-xxix, The Apology xxx-lii, Contents, Discourses (3-462) Index (461-495). Advert.; Bookplate with the Birmingham Law Society. Lengthy Informative manuscript note to front free endpaper. Possibly from the library of R. Dodsley poet, dramatist, and bookseller, inscribed to head if front free endpaper `Bot of R,. Dodsley. Jan 7 1750 P. `Titlepage in red and black. Text is continuous despite the pagination. Our copy pagination as ESTC Copy.<br><br>ODNB “…It owed much to the high profile given to the Discourses by Sidney’s martyrdom that for subsequent influence in enlightenment Britain, America, The United Provinces, Germany and France he had no Seventeenth-century rival except for John Locke. For modern scholars his claim to a major place among early modern political writers rests upon two foundations. The first, alongside Locke, is as one of the two preeminent seventeen century English resistance theorists, a status underlined by the recovery of the Court Maxims. The other is as most influential of the English republicans. In particular his work exemplifies two features of seventeenth century English republicanism. The first is its debt, within a religious framework to the moral philosophy of Greek antiquity (its Christian humanism). The second is its Machiavellian and Roman militarism…”<br><br>Algernon Sydney was an English politician and opponent of King Charles II of England. During the English Civil War, he joined the army of Parliament, but became critical of Oliver Cromwell\'s leadership. He was negotiating with the Dutch and French for support of a republican invasion of England. Following the Restoration of the Stuart monarchy, he went into exile, returning in 1677. In 1683, he was implicated in the Rye House Plot, was found guilty of treason, and was executed.<br>B4410(c. 1751)
USD1250.0Book Social Sciences General; Book Philosophy;c. 1751noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=B4410&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandreantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Wyld, JamesA map of the Province of Upper Canada describing all the New Settlements, Townships, &c. With the countries adjacent, from Quebec to Lake Huron.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, folding map dissected and laid down on original canvas , Size : 600x910 (mm), 23.625x35.75 (Inches); This is an important and early map of Upper Canada with districts and counties shown. Map is compiled and corrected from the latest surveys in the Surveyor General\'s Office. It focuses on the Great Lakes, extending from Lake Superior and Lake Michigan in the West to Quebec City and New Hampshire to the East. Also, Upper New York state is depicted in detail. It is a finely engraved and nicely colored map.<br><br>M239London: Wyld, James(c.1838)
USD2500.0Maps Canada Ontario;Maps United States East New York;c.1838nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M239&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363117955.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]R. BenningA Prospect of the City of Berlin. / A Plan of the City of Berlin.Hand Colored, Very Good;, Size : 194x244 (mm), 7.64x9.61 (Inches)M7070London: The London Magazine(1760)
USD575.0Maps Europe Germany;Maps City Maps;1760nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7070&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_450116e37979829a2bd23e89e9a8c5f8_1362499500.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Seutter, George MatthausRegni Japoniae Nova Mappa Geographica ex indigenarum observationibus delineata...Original Hand Coloring, Central fold reinforced otherwise good, Size : 500x582 (mm), 19.69x22.91 (Inches); Copper engraved map of Japan engraved by Seutter, after the geographical sketches of the travel by Engelbert Kaempfer to Japan with a large decorative cartouche that shows scenes relating to the exploration of Japan. The map is also decorated with Japanese coats-of-arms along the bottom border.M7522Augsburg: (c.1740)
USD2500.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;c.1740nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M7522&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362080991.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]MollA Map of the Archipelago IslandsHand Colored, Very Good, lower right margin extended , Size : 185x161 (mm), 7.28x6.34 (Inches)M8343London: (c.1720)
USD150.0Maps Europe Greece, Macedonia;c.1720nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8343&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351627306.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]GuicciardimoLiberatio Urbis La Delivrance De La VilleHand Colored, Very Good, backed on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 265x338 (mm), 10.43x13.31 (Inches)M8347The Netherlands: (c.1613)
USD575.0Maps Europe Benelux;c.1613nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8347&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_392caa20fa1c130de77278366633da41_1351629086.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardCity of Toronto Plate 35 [Dufferin St., St. Clair Ave. & Ossington Ave.]Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of St. Clair Ave. and Ossington Ave. with Kennedy St. to the North, Bathurst St. to the East, Main St. and Christie Street to the South, and Dufferin St. to the West.<br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8377Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto; Maps City Maps;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8377&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_9ae8f7f1c6c686e3619f2f5f40734b20_1353083208.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Goad, Charles EdwardWest Toronto Plate 39 [Jane St., High Park Rd. & Dundas St.]Printed in Color, Very Good, Size : 438x667 (mm), 17.25x26.25 (Inches); Map of Toronto at the intersection of High Park Rd. and Dundas St. with Davenport Rd. to the North, Copper Lane to the East, Bloor St. to the South and Jane St. to the West. <br><br>English railway engineer, went to Canada in 1868, where he did not pursue engineering, but became a representative for the Sanborn Company which published fire insurance plans. From 1875 Goad began to compile and publish his own large-scale plans of Canadian towns from a base in Montreal, and soon became the largest private mapmaker in Canada. By 1885 Charles Goad had returned to Britain and established a branch in London. Goad’s highly detailed plans included information on property holdings, building construction, use and contents, and, like Sanborn’s, functioned as Fire Insurance Plans. Once leased to an insurance company the map volumes were regularly updated by a team of workers who over-pasted sections with new information onto the existing maps, some of them building up to many layers. Goad’s business rapidly expanded to cover the cities and industrial areas of Britain, Denmark, France, Egypt, Turkey, Venezuela, Bermuda, Mexico and South Africa. After his death the company was run by his three sons. Copyrights and assets of the Canadian branch of the company were sold to The Underwriter’s Survey Bureau in 1931.M8386Ottawa: Office of the Minister of Agriculture(c. 1890)
USD475.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8386&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_d5dcbf79892d28728924bf2a0fedf38e_1353189299.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Seutter, George MatthausCarte des isles de Maiorque Minorque et d\'YviceOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 489x565 (mm), 19.25x22.25 (Inches); Map of the Balearic Islands. Includes a large decorative cartouche featuring two eagles flanking a coat of arms and two insets, one showing the plan of the harbour of Mahon and the other a general map of the Western Mediterranean.M8453Augsburg: (c.1730)
USD1000.0Maps Mediterranean Sea; Maps Europe Spain;c.1730nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8453&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4c6f9cb837842804e4bc54a873295d12_1357943967.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Matthias QuadEvropaBlack & White, Very Good, Size : 195x265 (mm), 7.68x10.43 (Inches); Map of Europe from \\\\\\\"Fascicvlvs Geographicvs Compectens Praecipvarvm Totivs orbis Regionum tabulas ...\\\\\\\"M8480Köln, Germany: Johann Bussemacher(c.1608)
USD900.0Maps Europe Continent;c.1608nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8480&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cbaa6375a87aaa264304dd788941ac22_1359414004.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Casimir Th. Goerck; Joseph Fr. ManginPlan Of The City of New YorkHand Colored, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 413x512 (mm), 16.25x20.15 (Inches); Map of the city of New York, with a reference chart on the upper left corner detailing the government buildings, religious buildings, colleges and entertainment buildings. Below the map there is a note that describes that this plan shows the Wards of the city that were altered by the Legislature dated 1803. Our example is c.1856 engraved by G. Hayward. The Seal of New York City is illustrated on the lower right corner of the map. <br><br>M8481New York: D.T. Valentine(c.1856)
USD875.0Maps United States East New York New York City; Maps City Maps;c.1856nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8481&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c24ff146da92cd61044328842272e477_1359489324.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Adrien Hubert BrueNouvelle Carte Du Mexique, Du Texas Et D\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Une Partie Des Etats Limitrophes.Hand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 925x624 (mm), 36.40x24.55 (Inches); A superb example of Brue\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s large map of Upper California, Texas and Mexico. With bright and vivid hand colouring, the paper is in great shape with no browning. The map first appeared in 1834 and then revised in 1837, 1939, 1840, 1845 and 1848. Wheat describes this map as “a most important…Brue’s map is one of the foundation stones of western mapping history.” The map depicts the first attempt to show the route of Jedidiah Smith. Equally important map of Texas, naming Austin and depicting a few roads and some other pre-republic details. Although the map is dated 1845, this example is the revised edition of 1848. Here, Texas, New Mexico and Upper California are depicted as part of the United States. <br>, Wheat 404M8483Paris.: C.H.Piquet(c.1845 but c.1848)
USD7500.0Maps United States South Texas; Maps United States West California; Maps Central America Mexico; Maps Wall Maps;c.1845 but c.1848nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8483&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_c24ff146da92cd61044328842272e477_1359489511.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J.E. ChalifourOntario Lake Simcoe & VicinityPrinted in Color with Some Hand Coloring, Very Good; Laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 464x508 (mm), 18.25x20.00 (Inches); Scarce map of Lake Simcoe and vicinity with parts of York, Ontario, Victoria and portions of Muskoka, Halton, Peel, Simcoe, Durham, Peterborough and Halliburton. <br>Legend includes cities, railways, canals, land contours, Indian reserves, city and township boundaries.M8489Toronto: Department of the Interior(c.1916)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Simcoe; Maps Canada Ontario Central Victoria; Maps Canada Ontario Central Muskoka; Maps Canada Ontario South Peel; Maps Canada Ontario South Halton; Maps Canada Ontario Central Peterborough;c.1916nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8489&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362091410.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]T. Walsh; S. NeelePlan of Operations to the Westward of Alexandria, by the Division of the Army under the immediate Command of Major General Coote ; from the 22d to 26th of August 1801Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 216x387 (mm), 8.50x15.25 (Inches); Map of Alexandria showing the Napoleonic French and British Calvary and artillery men positioned on the battlefield. The map shows all the movements and advancements made on each side. A chart on the upper left corner highlights the details. Includes a fleu-de-lis compass on the bottom of the map.M8490London: Cadell & Davies Strand(c.1803)
USD275.0Maps Africa North Egypt;c.1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8490&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362091913.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Americae pars MeridionalisOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 457x536 (mm), 18.00x21.10 (Inches); Detailed 17th century map of South America, with superb Original hand colouring on thick laid paper. It has a large decorative Cartouche featuring natives gathered around fruits and wild life. The map is also decorated with 8 ships at sail, 4 Sea Monsters and various land animals.M8497Amsterdam: G. Valk and P. Schenk(c.1690)
USD1000.0Maps South America Continent;c.1690nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8497&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362176689.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jan Jansson (Janssonius)Pascaarte Van\\\\\\\'t Westlyckste Deel vande Middelandsche Zee...: Pascaarte Van\\\\\\\'t Oostelyckste Deel vande Middelandsche Zee...Original Outline Coloring, Occasional minor browning otherwise Very Good, Size : 418x540 (mm), 16.46x21.26 (Inches); Pair of mid-17th century maps showing the Western and Eastern sides of the Mediterranean, by Jansson, depicting the Straits of Gibraltar in the West (on the first sheet) all the way to Syria and Palestine in the East (on the second sheet). The maps cover Spain, France, Corsica, Sardinia, Italy, Greece, Romania, Syria, Cyprus and parts of the Holy Land. The maps are from Jansson\\\'s Atlantis Majoris, the first commonly circulated sea atlas of the world published in the Netherlands<br><br>Both maps include colourful and decorative cartouches; the Western map with a Nobleman and a bear chested Native holding up a cornucopia of fruit with a crown on top, the Eastern map with two Middle Eastern men dressed in layered garments,<br><br>The measuring charts are housed in two dragon-like figures (Western) and ornamental frame (Eastern). Two fleur-de-lis compasses are also shown on each map. <br><br>Latin text on verso.<br><br>The sizes of the two maps are:<br>418 x 540 (Eastern Sheet)<br>418 x 532 (Western Sheet)<br>M8500Amsterdam: (c. 1650)
USD5000.0Maps Mediterranean Sea;c. 1650nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8500&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363271237.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Girolamo PorroXXVIII. Descrittione Del Potentissimo Imperio della Tartariae. Tartaiae ImperiumHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 136x178 (mm), 5.35x7.01 (Inches); An early map of Eastern Asia depicting Japan, China, Russia, Mongolia, and Central Asia. Also shows the North Western parts of North America.M8502Germany: Battista & Giorgio Galignani Fratelli(c. 1598)
USD575.0Maps Asia Far East Japan; Maps Asia Continent;c. 1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8502&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1362770669.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Matthias QuadAsia Partiuor Bis Maxima MDXCVIIIBlack & White, Excellent, Size : 210x295 (mm), 8.27x11.61 (Inches); Uncommon early map of Asia from the third edition of Quad\'s Atlas Geographische Handbuch. A fine and dark impression of this 16th Century map. The map is based on the early and important work of Ortelius. Japan and the Philippines are depicted in an odd shape.<br><br>.M8504Germany, Cologne: (c. 1598)
USD1750.0Maps Asia Continent;c. 1598nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8504&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1362774771.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. BickhamA Map of Ireland Diivided into the Provinces and CountiesHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 148x140 (mm), 5.83x5.51 (Inches); Map of Ireland showing the provinces and counties with a cartouche depicting the Irish harpM8505London: (c. 1748)
USD475.0Maps Europe Ireland;c. 1748nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8505&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363112993.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CaryCanada.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 230x284 (mm), 9.06x11.18 (Inches); Map of Canada showing Ontario and Quebec. Map focuses on the Great Lake regions.M8506London: John Cary(1836)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps North America Great Lakes;1836nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8506&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363124639.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. Lewis: H. S. TannerCanada. &c.Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 212x270 (mm), 8.35x10.63 (Inches); Map showing the areas of Ontario, Eastern Canada (Upper and Lower Canada) and the US North East.M8507(1833)
USD475.0Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada Ontario; Maps United States East;1833nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8507&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363111797.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]G. RollosA New and Accurate Map of the present Seat of War in North AmericaOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, narrow left margin as issued, Size : 161x218 (mm), 6.34x8.58 (Inches); A fine revolutionary map of the US North East, Ontario and Quebec, JollyM8509London: Royal Magazine(c. 1776)
USD375.0Maps United States New England New Hampshire; Maps Canada East Quebec; Maps Canada Ontario East;c. 1776nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8509&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1362779656.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hugh ScobieSketch of the Valley of the Nottawasaga C. W. for the Canadian JournalHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 240x177 (mm), 9.45x6.97 (Inches); A very scarce and early map of the county of Simcoe. The map depicts the local regions of Georgian Bay, Tiny, Tay, Collingwood, Artemesia, Ospry, Nottawasaga, Sunnidale, Elos, Medonte, Oro, Melanthon, Mulmur, Tosorontio, Essa, Ennisfil, Mono, Adjala, Tecumseth, Gwillimburh (Gwillimbury), Caledon, Albion, King and Lake Simcoe.M8511Toronto: Canadian Journal(c. 1853)
USD575.0Maps Canada Ontario Central Simcoe; Maps Canada Ontario Central Georgian Bay;c. 1853nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8511&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1362780729.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. CareyEtats-Unis D\'AmeriqueOriginal Hand Coloring, Very Good, Size : 424x528 (mm), 16.69x20.79 (Inches); Detailed map of the US showing the Great Lakes to the North, to the Florida pan-handle and Texas to the South and Nevada and Idaho to the West. The map focuses on the early Eastern and Central States that had joined the Union. Also the map depicts an early rendering of Texas before its independence.M8512Paris: H. Mardelet(c. 1825)
USD1000.0Maps United States; Maps North America Great Lakes;c. 1825nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8512&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363120770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John StegmannSketch of the part of the town of York, West of Toronto StreetHand Colored, Very Good, Size : 165x237 (mm), 6.50x9.33 (Inches); A detailed map of the streets of the central core of Toronto. The town of York, from Toronto Street in the East to Peler Street in the West is shown. From Lot Street in the North to Front Street in the South. Caption reads \"This Survey, made by order of the Surveyor General\'s Office bearing date April the 25th 1801.M8513Toronto: Robinson(c. 1904)
USD175.0Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1904nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8513&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363186912.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. T. LloydLloyd\'s Map of Greater Toronto and SuburbsHand Colored, Very Good, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation. Folding map flattened and strengthened., Size : 470x690 (mm), 18.50x27.17 (Inches); Impressive and detailed map of Greater Toronto showing the area just above Lawrence Ave. to the North, Victoria Street to the East, Church Street of Etobicoke to the West.<br><br>The map depicts established wards at that time, schools, railway stations, banks and other major edifices. Also the map shows all transportation routes including electric and steam railways, TTC loops and bus lines.<br><br>Street index at verso.M8515Toronto: The Map Company(c. 1925)
USD1500.0Maps City Maps; Maps Canada Ontario South York Toronto;c. 1925nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8515&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363189824.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Engelbert KaempferImperium Japonicum In Sexaginta Et Octo Provincias Divisum.Hand Colored, Very Good, Size : 458x530 (mm), 18.03x20.87 (Inches); Kaempfer, physician of the Dutch Embassy to the Emperor’s Court in this map gives an account of the Ancient and Present State of government of that Empire, of its Temples, Palaces and chronological succession of the Emperors together with a description of the political, social & physical state of the country in the 17th century.<br><br>Two inset maps are shown: north region of Japan with Kamtschatka, part of Korea and the Chinese coast. The other inset map is depicts the north east part of Japan. At the lower centre area of the map there is a dedication to Sir Hans Sloane. In the upper centre there is an inset showing a table of distances from Japan to other countries.M8516London: Woodward & Davis(c. 1728)
USD3750.0Maps Asia Far East Japan;c. 1728nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8516&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363190127.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ioannes II van KeulenNieuwe En Naaukeurige Paskaart Van Het Eyland Hispaniola of St. Domingo met alle desselfs Havenen. Dieptens en Ankergronden, als meede de door pasfeeringe tusfchen de Caiques, en andere Eylanden...Original Hand Coloring, Very Good, backed on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation. Folded map flattened and strengthened. , Size : 604x1025 (mm), 23.78x40.35 (Inches); The map covers \"parts of the Caribbean, a region where the Dutch, French, British, and Spanish had significant mercantile interests. The chart was based on work by \'the skilful Capt. Jean Bertrand\', and on \'Monsr. Frezier\'. The former can be identified as Captain Jan Bertrand who sailed between the Netherlands and the West Indies from 1726-1734, and who probably was a Dutchman of French-Caribbean extraction. His name is found on the Nieuwe Paskaart van de Kusten van West Indien van Rio Oronoque tot Cartagena, of the eastern portion of the Caribbean. Amédée François Frézier was an Ingénieur ordinaire du Roy on Hispaniola (then named Santo Domingo), who compiled the Carte de l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Isle de Saint Domingue and surrounding waters\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"... \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Dutch naval activity in the Caribbean increased after 1737, in order to protect mercantile trade in a dispute with Spain over a sailing route, and from Spanish-American pirates.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"<br><br>\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Thereafter Van Keulen translated and extended it for navigation as the Nieuwe en Naaukeurige Paskaart van het Eyland Hispaniola of St. Domingo, met alle desselfs Havenen, Dieptens en Ankergronden, als meede de door passeeringe tusschen de Caiques, en andere Eylanden. naer opservatien van Monr Frezier. He dedicated it to Captain Hendrik Lijnslager, a Dutch naval officer who had provided new hydrographical information.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"<br><br>- Utrechtse Historisch-Cartografische Studies, Utrecht Studies in the History of Cartography, vol. 6M8517The Netherlands: (c. 1734)
USD6750.0Maps West Indies Dominican Republic / Haiti; Maps West Indies Puerto Rico; Maps West Indies Bahamas;c. 1734nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8517&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_1_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363193529.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanvierL\'Amerique Septentrionale divisee en ses principaux Etats...Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 308x453 (mm), 12.13x17.83 (Inches); The map depicts North America shortly after the revolution with the different colonial divisions. Of interest is the fictitious large sea of the West to the North of Louisiana called Mer Ou Baye De L\'Ouest. The North-Western area of the US is almost entirely taken up by Louisina and the West is almost all New Mexico with the Navarra Desert indicated also. <br><br>The decorative and colourful cartouche on which the title is shown is that of a flat rock with palm trees and grapes surrounding it.<br>M8519Paris: (c. 1782)
USD1000.0Maps North America;c. 1782nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8519&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363285551.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]JanvierEtats Unis De L\'AmeriqueHand Colored in Outline, Very Good, Size : 950x436 (mm), 37.40x17.17 (Inches); A map bearing the title of the United States shortly after the revolution, depicting the British Colonies in North America.<br><br>The area of the Great Lakes are shown in detail with the Indian names used for the regions, and the areas to the North of Louisiana show the territories of the Paduca Indians. The Southern part of Florida is shown as an archipelago and the North part referenced as West and East Florida.<br>M8520Paris: (c. 1782)
USD375.0Maps North America Great Lakes; Maps United States East;c. 1782nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8520&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363287447.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S. NielePlan of the Operations of the British & French Armies before Alexandria...Hand Colored, Folding map flattened and laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation, otherwise very good., Size : 307x720 (mm), 12.09x28.35 (Inches); Charming depiction of Napoleonic Battles in Alexandria.<br><br>The Battle of Alexandria or Battle of Canope, fought on March 21, 1801 between the French army under General Menou and the British expeditionary corps under Sir Ralph Abercrombie, took place near the ruins of Nicopolis, on the narrow spit of land between the sea and Lake Abukir, along which the British troops had advanced towards Alexandria after the actions of Abukir on March 8 and Mandora on March 13.M8525London: Cadell & Davies,(c. 1803)
USD1000.0Maps Military; Maps Africa North Egypt;c. 1803nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8525&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363293946.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Thomas KitchenA Map of the East India Islands, agreeable to the most approved Maps and ChartsHand Colored, Very Good, folding map, flattened and laid on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation, Size : 334x379 (mm), 13.15x14.92 (Inches); A charming map of the East Indies as shown in the late 18th Century. <br><br>Engraving is from \"A New and Complete Collection of Voyages and Travels\", by John Hamilton Moore<br>M8526London: (c. 1778)
USD475.0Maps Asia South EastMaps Asia South East Philippines; Maps Asia South East Malaysia & Singapore; Maps Asia South East Indonesia & Papua New Guinea; Maps Asia South East Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, & Burma / Myanmar;c. 1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8526&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363296093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. Reichard: BraunsSketch of the Western Countries of Canada (other title Westliches Canada)Hand Colored in Outline, Folding map flattened and laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation otherwise very good, Size : 206x297 (mm), 8.11x11.69 (Inches); A fine map of the province of Ontario and the Great Lakes. Under James\' Bay the Territories of the Hudson Bay Company is inscribed<br><br>Published in \"See und Land-Reisen\", by B. Gottlob Hoffmann.M8527Hamburg: J. Long(1791)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario;1791noyesyesAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8527&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363297228.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Sidney HallThe Niagara Frontier.Hand Colored, Very Good, laid on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation., Size : 193x256 (mm), 7.60x10.08 (Inches); One of the earliest maps of the Niagara Peninsula depicting the area West of Niagara River and Niagara Falls, ON, now known as the Regional Municipality of Niagara. The map shows topographic features such as marshes, roads, early settlements and towns in the region.M8528London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orne & Brown(c. 1818)
USD475.0Maps Canada Ontario South Niagara;c. 1818nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=M8528&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/m_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363298248.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Jacob Van SchleyCananorCopper Engraving, Image Size : 195x140 (mm), 7.68x5.51 (Inches), Platemark Size : 215x165 (mm), 8.46x6.50 (Inches), Paper Size : 255x184 (mm), 10.04x7.24 (Inches), Black & White, ExcellentP2843Paris: De Hondt(c.1755)
USD125.0Views Asia India;c.1755nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P2843&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fe8f3e175ea1f8ab62a90ac37abe3c55_1306867078.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Robert HarrisFathers of the ConfederationLithograph, Image Size : 480x835 (mm), 18.90x32.87 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 540x910 (mm), 21.26x35.83 (Inches), Black & White, Backed on an acid free tissue paper for long term preservation,otherwise very good.; Beautifully framed in period style black & gold frame.<br>Robert Harris was a Welsh born Canadian artist most known for his portrait of The Fathers of the Confederation. He was commissioned to do the paintaing early in his career in 1883 and established his reputation as a portrait artist. He was a founding member of the Royal Canadian Academy. The painting was installed in the original parliment building in 1884 and then it was destroyed by the fire in 1916. The central figure of the painting is Sir John A. MacDonald. He has a document in his hand. George Cartier is sitting to his right. Hector Langevin is sitting across the table. George Brown in the front row. Charles Tupper has a document in his hand. The print is a sepia color lithograph. The lithograph is likely produced circa 1890s.<br><br>The Fathers are assembled around the large table composed facing the artist. The central figure is that of John A. MacDonaldP3083Canada: (c. 1890)
USD2200.0Portraits Political;c. 1890nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3083&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_35f31886621c5194a7ce37bfb1c72e03_1344369452.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]S.PensonBracebridgeLithograph, Image Size : 141x270 (mm), 5.55x10.63 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 222x295 (mm), 8.74x11.61 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3414Toronto: H.R. Page and Co.(c.1879)
USD275.0Views Canada Ontario Georgian Bay & Muskoka;c.1879nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3414&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_fdff1d59fe6232dc3bd97b7d68729abe_1348772669.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Henri Gustave Jossot[The Geese and the Clerics]Lithograph, Image Size : 254x425 (mm), 10.00x16.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 298x462 (mm), 11.75x18.20 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; The most remarkable of the cartoon journals of social protest in the first decade of the twentieth century, L\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'Assiette Au Beurre (The Butter Plate) had a distinguished run of 593 regular and 7 special issues, from 1902 to 1912. In those 600 numbers, involving some 7,000 images, the best caricaturists of the Belle Epoque excoriated a whole range of social problems, from the venality and corruption of stupid politicians to the complicity of states against the poor and the downtrodden.P3523Paris: L\\\'Assiette au Beurre(c.1902)
USD275.0Caricatures; 20th Century Art, Art Nouveau & Deco;c.1902nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3523&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_403c43bc8488579e2f2616a4494a34b2_1356018788.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]William BeecheyHoratio Nelson, Viscount Nelson, Duke of Bronte, K.B & c.Mezzotint , Image Size : 286x241 (mm), 11.25x9.50 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 464x387 (mm), 18.25x15.25 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3555London: Colnaghi and Puckle(c.1840)
USD750.0Portraits Naval & Military;c.1840nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3555&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362080877.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Anthony van DyckCalisto In Her RetirementMezzotint, Image Size : 368x525 (mm), 14.50x20.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 408x533 (mm), 16.05x21.00 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good, margins trimmed to image; A fine and scarce Mezzotint by Richard Earlom published by John Boydell.<br>The myth of Callisto seated at a riverbank. Cupid is shown helping her wrap a cloth around her head, 3 putti are in the background playing in the water. Zeus or Pan is shown grinning behind a tree. Full title and coat of arms is shown at the bottom of the print. <br><br>P3556London: John Boydell(c.1778)
USD1000.0Old Masters; Landscapes Others;c.1778nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3556&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_8b87f6e821ace4e0a31271c0ed699eeb_1358871888.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Will WyldArc De Triomphe De L\\\\\\\\\\\'EtoileLithograph, Image Size : 260x382 (mm), 10.25x15.05 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 279x406 (mm), 11.00x16.00 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very GoodP3565London: (c.1830)
USD375.0Views Europe France Paris;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3565&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_74ce2597fc4e3bcb837281ae1bcca2e6_1361037403.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DemachySouth View of The Old and New Louvre; Le Vieux & le Nouveau LouvreCopper Engraving, Image Size : 224x457 (mm), 8.80x18.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 260x503 (mm), 10.25x19.80 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3567London: Richard Phillips(c.1802)
USD375.0Views Europe France Paris;c.1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3567&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362082306.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]DemachyThe Mint: or; La Monnoie. The Facade of the LouvreCopper Engraving, Image Size : 222x484 (mm), 8.75x19.05 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 267x559 (mm), 10.50x22.00 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very GoodP3568London: Richard Phillips(c.1802)
USD375.0Views Europe France Paris;c.1802nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3568&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362082144.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Will Wyld[Gardens of Versailles]Lithograph, Image Size : 229x387 (mm), 9.00x15.25 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 254x413 (mm), 10.00x16.25 (Inches), Printed in Sepia, Very GoodP3571London: (c.1830)
USD375.0Architectural Garden Designs; Views Europe France Paris;c.1830nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3571&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_74ce2597fc4e3bcb837281ae1bcca2e6_1361047280.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Herman VerbaereMid Delkerke La Plage En VogueLithograph, Image Size : 851x584 (mm), 33.50x23.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 997x622 (mm), 39.25x24.50 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; La plage en vogue\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" (The Fashionable Beach) was the slogan chosen in 1950 to lend the Belgian coast resort a sophisticated new image to go with its new casino. The classic beach image and classy blonde helped to reinforce the verbiage. Besides the poster, the design appeared on a brochure cover and in magazine advertisements for several years. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"It is one of the catchiest creations of painter/graphic artist Herman Verbaere, who was also among the most prolific of posterists\\\\\\\"P3573Belgium: Express(c. 1950)
USD1250.0Posters;c. 1950nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3573&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_919db302774c73f0e67e25cf070d6930_1361547072.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]David KleinFly TWA San FranciscoOffset Lithograph, Image Size : 1003x629 (mm), 39.50x24.75 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 1099x734 (mm), 43.25x28.90 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good; laid on acid free canvas for long term preservation.; David Klein (1918 – 2005) was an American artist, best known for his influential work in advertising. Although he produced illustrations for Broadway theatrical productions, Hollywood films, the United States Army, and numerous corporate clients, Klein is best remembered for the iconic travel images he created for Howard Hughes and Trans World Airlines (TWA) during the 1950s and 1960s.P3579U.S.A: (c. 1958)
USD1500.0Posters; Advertising Others;c. 1958nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3579&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1361980465.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John CookCanadian National Passenger CarsPrint, Rideau Graphics, Image Size : 457x330 (mm), 18.00x13.00 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 508x381 (mm), 20.00x15.00 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; 6 Canadian National Passenger Cars from 1884 to 1959, including the Grand Trunk, Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific, The Lochbroom, Canadian Diner Car, Cape Chignecto and Jasper.P3581Toronto: Canadian National(c.1959)
USD375.0Transportation Trains;c.1959nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3581&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_cc5f856622f2b7ab36408c87cd3782ef_1362088854.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]CooperOliver CromwellCopper Engraving, Image Size : 357x223 (mm), 14.06x8.78 (Inches), Platemark Size : 370x300 (mm), 14.57x11.81 (Inches), Paper Size : 434x262 (mm), 17.09x10.31 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; Portrait of Oliver Cromwell (25 April 1599 – 3 September 1658) was an English military and political leader and later Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England.P3586London: (c. 1743)
USD275.0Portraits Political;c. 1743nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3586&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_1_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363116649.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]B. JohannesGermany affords every opportunity for Winter SportsPhotograph, C. G. Röder, Image Size : 693x460 (mm), 27.28x18.11 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 745x490 (mm), 29.33x19.29 (Inches), Black & White, Very Good; A fine depiction of winter sports - Ice Skating.<br>Poster made by the German Railroads Information Office. Reads `Germany affords every opportunity for Winter Sports`P3587Leipzig, Germany: (c. 1930)
USD1250.0Posters; Views Europe Germany;Sports Ice Skating;c. 1930nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3587&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1362775453.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John SwainSix-Coupled Bogie Goods Engine, Highland RailwayWood Engraving, Image Size : 409x779 (mm), 16.10x30.67 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 508x852 (mm), 20.00x33.54 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation.; An exquisite and detailed print showing the Six-Coupled Bogie Goods Engine from the designs of Mr. D. Jones of Inverness.P3588Lonon: The Engineer(1894)
USD1500.0Transportation Trains;1894nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3588&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363279267.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]John SwainCompound Express Locomotive, London and North-Western RailwayWood Engraving, Image Size : , Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 478x860 (mm), 18.82x33.86 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good, laid down on acid-free tissue paper for long term preservation.; A large scale and decorative print showing the Compound Express Locomotive designed by engineer F. W. Webb, M. Inst. C.E.P3589London: The Engineer(1885)
USD1500.0Transportation Trains;1885nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3589&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363279638.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Cecil AldinTHE FALLOWFIELD HUNTLithograph, Image Size : 366x608 (mm), 14.41x23.94 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : , Printed in Color, Very Good; A fine example of the scarce item by Cecil Aldin in very good condition.P3590London: Lawrence & Bullen(1901)
USD750.0Sports Hunting;1901nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3590&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363280350.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]A. BurrNew Westminster, B.C.Lithograph, Image Size : 256x412 (mm), 10.08x16.22 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 295x456 (mm), 11.61x17.95 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The print shows two views of New Westminster, B.C.; the view West of Mary Street (above) and the view East of Mary Street (below).<br><br>On verso depicts notable buildings and views from 19th century New Westminster, B.C.P3591Oregon: The West Shore(c. 1889)
USD575.0Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3591&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363288276.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. L. SmithEsquimalt, B.C.Lithograph, Image Size : 185x253 (mm), 7.28x9.96 (Inches), Platemark Size : 194x262 (mm), 7.64x10.31 (Inches), Paper Size : 230x295 (mm), 9.06x11.61 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The print shows a view of Esquimalt, B.C. in the late19th century.<br><br>On verso depicts commercial and residential buildings and a view of Nanaimo Harbor.P3592Oregon: The West Shore(c. 1889)
USD275.0Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3592&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363289268.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. L. SmithNanaimo, B.C.Lithograph, Image Size : 184x259 (mm), 7.24x10.20 (Inches), Platemark Size : 192x266 (mm), 7.56x10.47 (Inches), Paper Size : 230x295 (mm), 9.06x11.61 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The print shows a view of Nanaimo, B.C in the 19th century<br><br>On verso it depicts the views of North Wellington, South Wellington and Vancouver Coal Mining Co. buildings from 19th century Victoria B.C.P3593Oregon: The West Shore(c. 1889)
USD275.0Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3593&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363289704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. L. SmithEntrance To The Harbor of Victoria, B.C.Lithograph, Image Size : 184x255 (mm), 7.24x10.04 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 230x295 (mm), 9.06x11.61 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The print shows a view of the Entrance To The Harbor of Victoria, B.C.<br><br>On verso depicts commercial buildings from 19th century Victoria B.C..P3594Oregon: The West Shore(c. 1889)
USD375.0Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3594&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363289984.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]C. L. SmithVictoria, B.C.Lithograph, Image Size : 182x262 (mm), 7.17x10.31 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 230x295 (mm), 9.06x11.61 (Inches), Hand Colored, Very Good; The print shows views of major private mansions in 19th century Victoria, B.C.<br><br>On verso it depicts commercial buildings of 19th century Victoria, B.C.P3595Oregon: The West Shore(c. 1889)
USD250.0Views Canada Alberta & British Columbia;c. 1889nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3595&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363290249.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Ralph Carlyle PratherPrather\\\\\\\'s Aerial View Of The Rocky Mountain National-Estes-ParkLithograph, Image Size : 387x1185 (mm), 15.24x46.65 (Inches), Platemark Size : , Paper Size : 458x1200 (mm), 18.03x47.24 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very Good, folding viewflattened and laid on acid free tissue paper for long term preservation.; A fine and large scale panoramic view of the Rocky Mountain National Park. Various small towns and villages are depicted.<br><br>A vivid map of The Front Range of the Colorado Rockies, as seen from the air. Index to towns and points of interest are also shown. Relief shown pictorially and by spot heights. The print shows mountain peaks, roads, towns and other points of interest.P3596Denver: Smith-Brooks Printing Co(c. 1922)
USD2000.0Views United States Midwest;c. 1922nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3596&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363467728.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Hal SheltonSki Country USAOffset Lithograph, Image Size : 741x993 (mm), 29.17x39.09 (Inches), Platemark Size : 784x1042 (mm), 30.87x41.02 (Inches), Paper Size : 809x1073 (mm), 31.85x42.24 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very good, mounted on acid-free canvas for long term preservation.; A superb aerial view showing the Colorado Rocky Mountains and areas for skiing. The towns of Denver and Boulder are shown in the foothills of the area.P3597Denver: Colorado Ski Country Inc.()
USD1000.0Views United States Midwest; Sports Skiing;nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3597&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363468854.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]J. ReusPlaza Toros De Castellon...Lithograph, Image Size : 495x1013 (mm), 19.49x39.88 (Inches), Platemark Size : 526x1065 (mm), 20.71x41.93 (Inches), Paper Size : 555x1092 (mm), 21.85x42.99 (Inches), Printed in Color, Very good, mounted on acid-free canvas for long term preservationP3599Ortega, Valencia, Spain: (c. 1944)
USD750.0Posters; Views Europe Spain;c. 1944nononoAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=P3599&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=alexandrehttp://alexandremaps.com/backoffice/Pictures/p_0_4ffc85a45c20c2114b28dea95fe3cc29_1363469430.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Toronto, Ontario, CANADA]Aa, Pieter van der:De land-Reyse, door Benedictus Goes, van Lahor gedaan, door Tartaryen na China.Copper engraving, 16 x 23.5 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso.4374Leiden: (c. 1700)
GBP125.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3920&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3920.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Albrizzi, Girolomo:Duces Austriae Priores.Copper engraving, 54.5 x 39 cms, black and white as issued, Latin text on verso.; The mark of Austria had been governed by the Babenburg family since the late tenth century. In 1156 Austria was raised to a Duchy, which is where this decorative genealogical table begins, with Duke Henry. The table closes with the extinction of the Babenburg house, when Duke Frederick was killed in battle by the Hungarians in 1246. A separate branch, top right, illustrates the re-assertion of imperial authority.4273Venice: (c. 1700)
GBP125.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1750nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4008&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Beaulieu, Sebastien de Pontault, Chevalier de:La Bataille de Lens en Flandre [Pas-de-Calais] gaignee par lArmee du tres Chres[tien] Louys XIIII Roy de France ed de Navarre, Comandee par Monseigneur le Prince de Conde, sur larmee Espagnolle commandee par lArchduc Leopold, le 20e jour dAoust 1648., hMagnificent copper-engraved battle plan, in two sheets which can be joined (each comprising two sheets which have already been joined), platemarks 58 x 89 and 60 x 88.5 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso. The upper sheet is engraved by N. Cochin (two brothers, Nicolas and Noel, engraved pieces for this work) and the lower by J. Frosne, both after de Beaulieu. The upper sheet is a birds-eye view looking from the French positions towards the Spanish, within a wreath and flanked by a cockerel and an eagle. The lower sheet is in plan, presented on a lion-skin with inset views of Furnes (Veurne) and Ypres.; Sebastien de Pontault de Beaulieu, royal cartographer, military engineer and draughtsman known chiefly for Le Grand Beaulieu, an album of maps and plans published between 1676-1694 devoted to the glorious victories of Louis the Great between 1643-1692. Lens was one of the decisive battles of the Thirty Years War, fought in its closing stages, while Louis XIV himself was still a minor.4383Paris: (1676)
GBP1000.0France Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Isles Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Isles Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP225.0British Counties Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Map1647nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Greece Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Greece Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0British Counties Map1647nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Title Pages and Curiosities Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Folding Maps Map1822nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Americas: Central, South Map1747nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4602&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Aquisgranum (Aachen/Aix La Chapelle)Copper engraving, 32.5 x 39.5 cms. Black and white as issued, numbered in an old hand top-right. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4267Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4267&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4267.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Autun / Nevers34.5 x 42.5 cms. Two plans on one sheet. Original colour, minor offsetting. Slight marginal soiling. German text to verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.3531Cologne: (c. 1580)
GBP200.0France Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3531&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3531.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Brunopolis/Luneburgum/Brema/Aldenburgum Holsatiae (Braunschweig/Luneberg/Bremen/Oldenburg in Holstein)Copper engraving, 34 x 48 cms. Black and white as issued, numbered in an old hand top-right. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4265Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4265&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4265.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Chartres / (Chateaudun) Chasteaudunum33 x 48 cms. Two plans on one sheet. Original colour, minor offsetting. Slight marginal soiling. German text to verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.3532Cologne: (c. 1580)
GBP250.0France Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3532&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3532.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Fribergum Misinae (Freiberg)Copper engraving, 33.5 x 46 cms. Black and white as issued, numbered in an old hand top-right. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4264Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP200.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4264&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4264.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Magdeburgum (Magdeburg)Copper engraving, 32.5 x 44 cms. Black and white as issued, numbered in an old hand top-right. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4253Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4253&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4253.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Mons / Arras31.5 x 48.5 cms. Two views on one sheet. Original colour. A couple of trivial spots and stains. German text to verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.3512Cologne: (c. 1580)
GBP300.0Benelux Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3512&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3512.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Mons, Hannonia urbs potens & ampla ...34 x 48.5 cms. Original colour. Tiny hole (0.2 cm dia.) bottom right. A couple of trivial spots and stains. German text to verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.3514Cologne: (c. 1580)
GBP300.0Benelux Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3514&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3514.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:MundenCopper engraving, 29.5 x 49 cms. Black and white as issued. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4258Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4258&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4258.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Neus (Neuss)Copper engraving, 33.5 x 44 cms. Black and white as issued. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4262Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4262&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4262.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Oberwesel/BoppardCopper engraving, 32.5 x 43.5 cms. Black and white as issued. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4260Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP200.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4260&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4260.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Parma/Siena/Palermo/Drepanum (Trapani)37 x 47.5 cms. Four views on one sheet, fine original colour, a couple of trivial spots and stains. German text to verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.3736Cologne: (c. 1580)
GBP600.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3736&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3736.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Tiburtum vulgo Tivoli.Copper engraving, platemark 33.5 x 45.5 cms, fine original hand-colour, German text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary. One of the remarkable things about the Civitates is that the town views and plans were taken from eye-witness observation rather than improvised in the manner of earlier geographical works - one thinks of the many spurious 'views' in the famous Nuremberg Chronicles for example - and the little group walking down the steep path in the foreground is often taken to be a form of self portrait, showing Hoefnagel and Ortelius themselves, whose visit to Tivoli in 1578 is recored in the legend, bottom left. The inset shows the impressive waterfall just outside the town.3759Cologne: (c. 1580)
GBP400.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3759&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3759.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Treveris/Cobolentz/Rotenburg (Trier/Koblenz/Rothenberg)Copper engraving, 39.5 x 47.5 cms. Black and white as issued, numbered in an old hand top-right, lightly browned. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4266Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP200.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4266&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4266.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:WeselCopper engraving, 34.5 x 48 cms. Black and white as issued. Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.4259Cologne: (c. 1590)
GBP200.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1590nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4259&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4259.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Collins, Capt. Greenville:Part of the Maine Island of Shetland45.5 x 57.5 cms. Black and white. Light toning. Blank verso.; From Great Britains Coasting Pilot, the first English Sea Atlas based upon personal survey which was first printed in 1693 and issued for a full century afterwards, with some additions and corrections.2492London: Mount & Page: (1760)
GBP250.0British Isles Map1760nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2492&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2492.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Collins, Capt. Greenville:The Firth of Murray45.5 x 57.5 cms. Black and white. Light toning. Blank verso.; From Great Britains Coasting Pilot, the first English Sea Atlas based upon personal survey which was first printed in 1693 and issued for a full century afterwards, with some additions and corrections.2494London: Mount & Page: (1760)
GBP150.0British Isles Map1760nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2494&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2494.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Coronelli:[Jamaica] Isola de Iames, Giamaica23.5 x 31 cms, black and white as issued, slight spotting, blank verso.3719Venice: (c. 1696)
GBP250.0Americas: General, North Mapc. 1696nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3719&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3719.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Doppelmayr, J.G. & J.B. Homann:Europa / Geographica Repraesentatio Europae die 12 Maii 1706 Eclipsatae quae phasium Solis (in 12 digitos divisi) magnitudines quaeris, suis locis apparantes, cum via totalis Umbrae ex multis Illustrium Virorum observantionibus undequaque collectis, per arcos parallelos ope J. Gabr.Doppelmayr curiose ostenduntur ...Copper engraving, 49.5 x 59 cms, original hand-colour, centrefold split closed, toning at centrefold, blank verso. Homanns map of Europe has been altered to show the path of the eclipse of the sun of May 12 1706, which was visible as a total or partial eclispse across much of Europe. A banner has been added at the top of the map containing explanatory information, including a list of towns where the eclipse was total and where it was partial. The shaded area across Europe shows the centre of the path of the eclipse.4120Nuremberg: (c. 1730)
GBP450.0Celestial Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4120&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4120.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Doppelmayr, Johann Gabriel:Motus in Coelo Spirales49.5 x 58.5 cms. Fine, bright original colour. One small tear, closed without loss, but still a very good example of this map.; Doppelmayrs Celestial Atlas was printed by the Homann Heirs in 1742, but this is a much earlier example of one of J.B. Homanns plates included in one of his first atlases. This map shows the irregular orbits of Venus and Mercury around the Sun, derived from a hypothesis of Tycho Brahe, for the years 1712 and 1713.2919Nuremberg, J.B.Homann,: (c. 1714)
GBP325.0Celestial Mapc. 1714nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2919&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2919.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Doppelmayr, Johann Gabriel:Motus Planetarum Superiorum.Copper engraving, 49.5 x 58.5 cms, good original hand-colour, blank verso.; Doppelmayrs Celestial Atlas was printed by the Homann Heirs in 1742, but this is a much earlier example of one of J.B. Homanns plates included in one of his first atlases. This map shows the orbits of Mars, Jupiter and Saturn around the Sun, derived from a hypothesis of Tycho Brahe, for the years 1701 to 1730.3932Nuremberg, J.B.Homann,: (c. 1730)
GBP325.0Celestial Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3932&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3932.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Doppelmayr, Johann Gabriel:Phaenomena Motuum Irregularium quos Planetae inferiores Venus et Mercuruius ad annum Salutis 1720.Copper engraving, 49.5 x 58.5 cms, good original hand-colour, blank verso.; Doppelmayrs Celestial Atlas was printed by the Homann Heirs in 1742, but this is a much earlier example of one of J.B. Homanns plates included in one of his first atlases.3933Nuremberg, J.B.Homann,: (c. 1730)
GBP325.0Celestial Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3933&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3933.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Du Val, Pierre:Bresil10.3 x 13 cms, original outline colour.2977Paris: (c. 1670)
GBP100.0Americas: Central, South Mapc. 1670nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2977&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2977.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Du Val, Pierre:NubieCopper engraving 10.5 x 12.5 cms, original hand-colour, blank verso.4362Paris: (c. 1670)
GBP50.0Africa Mapc. 1670nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4362&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Duval, Pierre:Costes de GuineeCopper engraving, 34.5 x 54 cms. Outline colour. Duval was the son-in law of Nicolas Sanson.2804Paris: (1677)
GBP350.0Africa Map1677nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2804&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2804.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, J.B.:Comitatus Principalis Tirolis ...Copper engraving, 49.5 x 59 cms, original hand-colour, blank verso.3913Nuremberg: (c. 1730)
GBP200.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Italy and Malta Map1735nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP850.0Americas: Central, South Mapc. 1740nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1743nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1250.0Americas: General, North Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Scandinavia & Baltic Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1250.0Celestial Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Africa Map1732nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1642nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1642nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Folding Maps Map1883nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP225.0Benelux Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1250.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP2250.0Americas: General, North Map1666nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Folding Maps Map1874nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Folding Maps Map1856nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Italy and Malta Map1746nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Spain and Portugal Map1779nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP2250.0World Mapc. 1770nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Isles Map1838.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP90.0France Map1609nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Isles Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Greece Map1633nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Americas: Central, South Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Africa Mapc.1710nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Americas: Central, South Map1692nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP85.0Folding Maps Mapc. 1910nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Asia: General, Western Map1535nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Benelux Map1745nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Benelux Map1745nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1745nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Isles Map1791nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Isles Map1791nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0France Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4853&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4853.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Governo Generale dell Guienna e della GuascognaCopper engraving, two sheets which can be joined, each 55.5 x 41.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola by A.Barbey, black and white, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4878Rome: (c. 1695)
GBP250.0France Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4878&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4878.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Governo Generale Di Borgogna (Bourgogne)Copper engraving, 43 x 57 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola by A.Barbey, a little old colour, trimmed, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4884Rome: (c. 1692)
GBP100.0France Mapc. 1692nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4884&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4884.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Governo Generale dellIsola Di Francia (Isle de France)Copper engraving, 43 x 57.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola by A.Barbey, black and white, blank verso. Trimmed to neatline. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4885Rome: (c. 1692)
GBP125.0France Mapc. 1692nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4885&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4885.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Il Ducato di Lorena (Lorraine)Copper engraving, 42.5 x 57 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola, blank verso. Trimmed. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4881Rome: (c. 1689)
GBP75.0France Mapc. 1689nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4881&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4881.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Il Ducato di Bar diviso ne suoi tre Baliaggi de Barleduc, di S. Michel, e Bassigny [...] e li Territorii della Citta e Vescovati di Metz, Tul e Verdun [...]Copper engraving, 42.5 x 58.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola by A.Barbey, blank verso. Right hand margin trimmed to neatline. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4882Rome: (c. 1690)
GBP75.0France Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4882&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4882.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Il Limosino, Il Quercy e la Rovergue che constituiscono parte del Governo Generale du GuascognaCopper engraving, 40.5 x 54.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola, black and white, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4879Rome: (c. 1693)
GBP75.0France Mapc. 1693nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4879&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4879.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:La Franca Contea o Contea di BorgognaCopper engraving, two sheets which can be joined, 43 x 57 cms and 43 x 59 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola by A.Barbey, black and white as issued, slightly trimmed, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4887Rome: (c. 1690)
GBP150.0France Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4887&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4887.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:La Savoia divisa nelle sue Principali Provincie da Giacomo Cantelli da Vignola [....]Two copper engraved map-sheets, platemarks each approx. 42 x 57 cms, engraved by Antonius Barbey, black and white as issued, trimmed to neatline, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work. With date of revision, 1692, in the cartouche.4700Rome: (c. 1692)
GBP750.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1692nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4700&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4700.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:La Savoia, La Bressia, e Bugey, con Parte del Delfinato [...]Copper engraving, 42.5 x 57.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola, blank verso. A little old colour, trimmed. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4880Rome: (c. 1693)
GBP100.0France Mapc. 1693nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4880&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4880.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Le Coste della Francia sul Mare OceanoCopper engraving, two sheets which can be joined, each 43 x 57.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola, a couple of small wormholes in the upper corner of the lower sheet, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4855Rome: (c. 1691)
GBP375.0France Mapc. 1691nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4855&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Parte Orientale/Occidentale del Governo Generale di Picardia con la Contea DArtesiaCopper engraving, two sheets which can be joined, each 43 x 53.5 cms, engraved by A.Barbey after Cantelli da Vignola, slightly trimmed, black and white as issued, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4876Rome: (c. 1695)
GBP200.0France Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4876&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4876.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Parte Occidentale/Orientale della Linguadoca con le CevanneCopper engraving, two sheets which can be joined, 43.5 x 57 and 43.5 x 56.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola, slightly trimmed, black and white, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4877Rome: (c. 1693)
GBP250.0France Mapc. 1693nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4877&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4877.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Parte Occidentale/Orientale del Governo Generale dOrleansCopper engraving, two sheets which can be joined, each 43 x 57.5 cms, engraved after Cantelli da Vignola by A.Barbey, black and white, blank verso. Trimmed to neatline. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4886Rome: (c. 1692)
GBP250.0France Mapc. 1692nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4886&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4886.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Pianta del Nuovo Aquedotto che conduce lacqua a Civita Vechia fabricato in parte sopra le ruuine dell antico construtto da Traiano Imperatore. [Vecchia]Copper engraving, 34 x 55 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4703Rome: (c. 1690)
GBP250.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4703&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Tavola Esatta dellantico Latio e Nova Campagna di Roma, situata sotto il quinto Clima [...]Copper engraving, 39.5 x 52.5 cms, engraved by Giorgio Widman, black and white as issued, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4702Rome: (c. 1690)
GBP150.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4702&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4702.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rossi, Giovanni Giocomo & Domenico de:Tavola Generale della Provincia di SabinaCopper engraving, 43 x 56.5 cms, engraved by Petroschi after Cigni, black and white as issued, blank verso. From Mercurio geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work.4704Rome: (c. 1743)
GBP325.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1743nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4704&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson:Isle de France, Champagne, Lorraine &c.Copper engraving, 38 x 58.5 cms, original hand-colour in outline, trivial marginal spotting, right and left-hand margins cut close, blank verso.4160Paris,: (1648)
GBP75.0France Map1648nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4160&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4160.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson-Mariette:Les Isles Antilles &c.38.5 x 54.5 cms. Original outline colour.2921Paris: (1656)
GBP800.0Americas: Central, South Map1656nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2921&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2921.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Schenck and Valk,Insulae Javae [...]Copper engraving 51.7 x 42 cms, original hand-colour, one trival spot but generally a very clean example. Blank verso.1236Amsterdam: (c. 1720)
GBP850.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1236&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1236.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Schenck and Valk:Sumatrae et insularum locorumque [...]Copper engraving 52 x 42 cms, original hand colour. One or two trivial spots, but a clean example. Blank verso.1232Amsterdam: (c. 1720)
GBP850.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1232&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1232.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Schenk and Valk:Natolia, quae olim Asia Minor.Copper engraving, 38.5 x 50 cms. Original hand-colour. Generous margins with a couple of clean tears not affecting the printed area, repaired on verso.; This plate was originally engraved by Hondius in the seventeenth-century and shows the heart of the Ottoman Empire when it was at its height. Constantinople is at the upper left, and the map extends from the Aegean (including part of Crete) in the West to the River Euphrates in the East, and includes Cyprus. This is one of the most decorative maps of Anatolia. The title is on a banner supported by two winged and turbaned busts. The seas contain monsters and in the Eastern Mediterranean two Ottoman galleys have engaged a foreign vessel, perhaps intended as a representation of the wars between the Ottoman world and Christendom .2059Amsterdam,: (c. 1710)
GBP325.0Balkans Mapc. 1710nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2059&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2059.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Schenk & Valk:Nigritarum Regnum.43.5 x 58 cms. Fine original colour. A couple of small tears on the centrefold repaired on verso. With dedication, bottom left, to Otto L.B. a Schwerin by the Heredes Joannis Janssonii.; See Koeman Me 90B2793Amsterdam: (c. 1700)
GBP450.0Africa Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2793&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2793.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Seutter, Matthaus:Algercum [Algiers]50 x 58 cms. Original colour with black and white prospect at the bottom. Centrefold split at the foot, repaired on the verso. One of Seutters most decorative prospects, with a sea battle in the foreground.2552Augsburg: (c. 1730)
GBP650.0Africa Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2552&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2552.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Seutter:Jerusalem, cum suburbiis, prout tempore Christi floruit [...]Copper engraving, 58.5 x 50.5. Jersusalem at the time of Christ. Full original hand-colour, including of the detailed German text of the key at the foot of the propect.2743Augsburg: (c. 1730)
GBP1250.0Middle East Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2743&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2743.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Seutter, Matthaus:Le Sette Chiese di Roma / Die Sieben Kirchen von Rom50.5 x 59 cms. Original colour. With a few pinprick holes and a repair to the foot of the centrefold, but a clean, bright copy of this unusual map showing the relative locations of the greatest churches of Rome. Explantory text in Italian and German.3437Augsburg: (c. 1730)
GBP750.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3437&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3437.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Seutter:Peloponnesus hodie MoreaCopper engraving 49 x 58.5 cms, original hand-colour with black and white cartouche as issued, showing a Venetian lion with the light of the cross behind him slaying Ottoman Turks (several small historical notes on the map itself refer to the expulsion of the Turks from cities in the Peloponnese).4594Augsberg: (c. 1730)
GBP400.0Greece Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4594&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2993.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Speed, John:[British Islands] Holy Island, Farne, Guernsey, Jersey.38.5 x 51 cms, black and white as issued, four maps on one sheet, English text to verso.3175London: Basset & Chiswell: (1676)
GBP450.0British Isles Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3175&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3175.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Speed, John:Map of Jamaica and Barbados [...]38.5 x 50.5 cms. First edition. Two maps on one sheet. Hand-coloured. Trivial stain at centrefold. English text on verso.; First appearence of this map, in Speeds Prospect of the most Famous Parts of the World.3839London, Basset and Chiswell: (1676)
GBP900.0Americas: General, North Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3839&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/3839.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Valentyn, Francois:Nieuwe Kaart van het Eyland JapanApprox 44.5 x 56 cms. Black and white as issued, slight toning. Folded for inclusion in the book. Valentyn wrote an 8 volume account of the Dutch East India Company, Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indien 1724-26. This is from the final volume, concerning Japan, South Africa and Mauritius.2835Dordrecht & Amsterdam by Joannes van Braam & Gerard Onder de Linden: (1726)
GBP1000.0Asia: Far East Map1726nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2835&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/2835.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Van Keulen, Joannes:Pascaert, vande Westkuste van Schotlandt, Als mede een gedeelte van de Lewys Eylanden, van S. Patricius tot Nary, Nog tI. Roda ofte Barre en tI. S. Kilda [...]Copper engraving, 50.5 x 58.5 cms, later (but not recent) hand-colour, slight damp-staining in the upper part of the chart, blank verso, printed on strengthened (double-thickness) paper for use at sea. Probably Koemans Van Keulen number [78]*, with added I. Rona off Barre.4873Amsterdam: (c. 1708)
GBP350.0British Isles Mapc. 1708nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4873&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Weigel, Christoph:Ducatus Luneburgensis et Comitatus DannebergensisCopper engraving, 33.5 x 39 cms, original hand-colour, blank verso.4721Nuremberg: (c. 1719)
GBP75.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1719nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4721&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4721.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Weigel, Christoph:Lotharingia cum contiguisCopper engraving, 28.5 x 35 cms, original hand-colour, blank verso.4722Nuremberg: (c. 1719)
GBP40.0France Mapc. 1719nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4722&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4722.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Weigel, Christoph:Novissima Tabula Regionis Ludovicianae Gallice dictae La Louisiane.Copper engraving, 32 x 42 cms, original hand-colour with decorative black and white cartouche, as issued. Short split with old repair on verso. The cartouche commemorates the Louisianna Bubble.; The Louisianna Bubble burst in 1720. A womanizing, gambling but brilliant Scottish financier called John Law left England for France under dubious circumstances in 1714 and won the confidence of the Duke of Orleans, then Regent of France. The French economy was in a mess after years of reckeless spending under Louis XIV. Law was allowed to set up the Mississipi Company, which controlled all trade with Frances (then) vast and largely unexplored American possessions, believed to be rich in gold and silver. He was allowed to open his own bank, and crucially he issued paper money based on the supposed value of shares in the company. Eventually he was minting French coinage, collecting taxes and to a large extent controlling the French economy. Put simply, the value of the shares soared, the French economy boomed, more paper notes were issued without any sort of solid backing, and then the whole thing crashed.4957Nuremberg: (1735)
GBP1000.0Americas: General, North Map1735nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Middle East Map1601nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Map1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1705nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Scandinavia & Baltic Mapc. 1750nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Middle East Mapc. 1745nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Balkans Mapc. 1670nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Balkans Mapc. 1660nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Balkans Map1745noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Africa Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0France Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0France Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Middle East Mapc. 1770nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1780nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Italy and Malta Map1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1725nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1725nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Spain and Portugal Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Title Pages and Curiosities Map1647nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Title Pages and Curiosities Map1628nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Title Pages and Curiosities Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Isles Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP35.0British Isles Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0France Mapc. 1620nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Isles Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0British Counties Mapc. 1722nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1722nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0British Counties Mapc. 1722nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0British Counties Map1627nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Map1627nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0British Counties Map1627nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP85.0British Counties Map1627nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Map1627nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Map1627nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP900.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Middle East Map1729nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Folding Maps Map1887nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Spain and Portugal Map1579nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Spain and Portugal Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1655nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1602nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1602nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1602nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1602nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1602nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Isles Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0British Isles Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Spain and Portugal Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP85.0France Map1821nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP45.0France Map1821nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0British Isles Map1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1500.0referred to in Revelation. After the Restoration Muggleton developed the doctrine that God no longer intervened in his creation, and that prayer, formal services and evangelism were therefore useless. Anti-Trinitarian and believing in the mortality of the soul - so that heaven (and hell) were to be found on earth, within man - the Muggletonians were fairly moderate. As their services typically took place in an inn or tavern, with the odd Biblical reading or singing of their Divine Songs over a few beers, they largely escaped persecution, although Muggleton was fined the enormous sum of 500 for blasphemy in 1676. As Muggletonians were not supposed to actively proselytize for new members - waiting for the faithful to approach them for enlightenment - it is entirely remarkable that Mr Philip Noakes, the last known member of this obscure seventeenth-century sect, died as recently as 1979; most of the movements archives then passed to the British Library. In the intervening three cent1846nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP6000.0World Mapc. 1680nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5420&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5420.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Michael:America sive India Nova.Copper engraving, 37.5 x 47 cms, recent hand-colour, French text on verso.; The only known map engraved by Gerard Mercator's grandson (also known for his engraving of the Drake silver medal while resident in London in 1589). First published in Duisburg, 1595, it shows North and South America within a sphere, with a large New Guinea and, Terra Australis Nondum Cognita5428Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius,: (1609)
GBP5000.0Friesland . A clear North-West Passage is shown; the St Lawrence river runs past the unknown Great Lakes to rise in a mountain chain mid-continent; the mythical1609nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Spain and Portugal Map1744nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5431&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5431.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:Nasiterna Beccarii [Beccaris (Buff-faced) pygmy parrot]Hand coloured lithographed plate, 55 x 36.5 cms, by J. Gould and W. Hart, printed by Walter. Two small birds, eyeing a beetle. From Goulds last full-scale work, The Birds of New Guinea, published in 25 parts by Henry Sotheran & Co., 1875-88.; The scientific name for these parrots is now micropsitta pusio beccarrii.1077()
GBP300.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) PrintnononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) PrintnononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) PrintnononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1106&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1106.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:Botuarus Lentiginosus [American Bittern]Hand coloured lithographed plate, 54.5 x 36 cms, by J. Gould and W. Hart, printed by Walter. One large bird. From The Birds of Great Britain, printed in London by Taylor and Francis 1862-73.1124()
GBP650.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) PrintnononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1124&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1124.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bloch, Marcus Elieser:Bodianus Maculatus ... Le Bodian tacheteCopper engraving, 19.5 x 37 cms, original hand-colour, from the folio edition of Allgemeine Naturgeschichte der Fische.1518Berlin,: (c. 1782-97)
GBP250.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1545&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1545.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Loudon, Mrs. Jane Wells:Ranunculus Asiaticus.Hand-coloured lithographic plate, 23 x 28.5 cms, second edition.1547London,: (c. 1850)
GBP65.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1547&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1547.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Le Hobreau.Engraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux, very light browning (toning).; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.1572Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-84.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-84.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1572&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1572.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Loudon, Mrs. Jane Wells:Sphoerosporae.Hand-coloured lithographic plate, 23 x 28.5 cms, second edition.1642London,: (c. 1850)
GBP65.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1642&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1642.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Suetonius:[...] ex recensione Jo. Georgii Graevii, cum eiusdem animadversionibus [...]8vo. pp. [xvi], 445, [xlii]. With additional engraved title, letterpress title printed in red and black, and with 12 engraved numismatic plates, facing the first page of each life. Some very light marginal waterstaining in the index, otherwise clean. Near contemporary sprinkled prize-sheep with fully gilt back, headcaps and corners slightly rubbed, and with the arms of Breda on the covers. Some staining to the lower cover.; A reprint of the first Graevius edition of 1672.1700Amstelaedami [Amsterdam], apud Henricum Westenium.: (1697)
GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1697nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1700&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1700.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Livy:[...] historiae Romanae [...]Folio. ff. [xviii], 388; 114, [lxxiv]. With large woodcut device to title, and with large historiated initials in the text. Some light marginal waterstaining, but generally clean. Eighteenth-century calf, a little rubbed and stained, with a fully gilt back.1740Lutetiae Parisiorum [Paris], apud Audoenum Parvum [...]: (1552)
GBP850.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1552nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1740&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Virgil:[...] [Opera] Varietate lectionis et perpetua annotatione illustratus a Chr. Gottl. Heyne [...]4 vols. 8vo. Some very trivial spotting, but generaly very clean. Contemporary half vellum, gilt, over marbled boards, with crimson morocco lettering and numbering pieces. A little minor wear to the edges, but a handsome set.1778Londini [London] typis excudit J.F. Dove, veneunt apud Ricardum Priestley.: (1821)
GBP300.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1821nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1778&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1778.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lucretius:De Rerum Natura [...], interpretatione et notis illustravit Thomas Creech [...] editio altera [...]8vo. pp. 16, [ii], 367, [xciii]. Title printed in red and black, with old ink ownership stamp. Woodcut head and tail-pieces. Some light waterstaining to the upper margin at intervals, and some light browning (toning). Contemporary prize calf, gilt, with the arms of Haarlem on the covers, surround by a gilt fillet border with floral ornament. Orange label. Joints and corners somewhat rubbed and worn.1795Londini [London]: E Typographaeo Mariae Matthews: Sumptibus T. Child [etc.]: (1717)
GBP200.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1717nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1795&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vegetius:Fl. Vegetii Renati Comitis, Aliorumque Aliquot Veterem De Re Militari Libri., Accedunt Frontini Strategematibus eiusdem auctoris alia opuscula. Omnia emendatius, quaedam nunc primum edita Petro Scriverio. Cum Commentariis aut Notis God. Stewechii & Fr. Modii.4to. pp. [viii], 102, [x], 123, [i], 208; [xii], 347, [i], 24, [xxxii]. Contains the major ancient authors on military subjects: Vegetius, Aelian, Polybius and Frontinus, and printed by Raphelengiens branch of the Plantin press. With engraved device to general title, and with divisonal title dated 1606. Numerous woodcut vignettes in the text, illustrating siege engines, war elephants etc. and with two additional leaves - apparently an earlier setting of leaves B2 and B3 (pp. 11-14 of Vegetius) containing additonal sidenotes and here inserted between pp. 122-3. Some spotting and light toning. Contemporary vellum with yapp edges, slightly soiled.1809[Leiden] Ex Officina Plantiniana Raphelengii.: (1607.)
GBP800.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1607.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Dictionaries & Books on Language Book1602nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) PrintnononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1679.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0History and Literature Book1737nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1543nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1824nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book[1739-41]nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP25.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History (Fish) Print1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History (Fish) Print1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Fish) Print1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Fish) Print1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP25.0Natural History (Botanical) Printc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP180.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1701nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0History and Literature Book1726nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Natural History (Birds) Print1875-88nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History (Fish) Print1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4318&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4318.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anstice, Joseph (trans.):Selections from the Choric Poetry of the Greek Dramatic Writers. Translated into English Verse [...]8vo. pp. [ii], 246. First edition. Contemporary tan polished calf, gilt ruled with lyre ornaments on the spine, contrasting morocco lettering pieces, minor wear to the joints. A clean copy.4396London: B. Fellowes: (1832)
GBP125.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1832nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0London Print1862nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0London Print1862nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1862nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4415&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4415.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:LAvocetteEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.4417Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4420&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4420.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowles, John:The Royal Palace of St Jamess next the Park/La Palais Royale de St James du cote du ParcCopper engraving, 21 x 25 cms, black and white as issued, inlaid in the nineteenth-century, blank verso.; Probably from the series of plates published in the first decade of nineteenth-century by Bowless successor Robert Wilkinson. The imprint is deliberately anachronistic., Adams 1054421London, R. Wilkinson: (c. 1810)
GBP100.0London Printc. 1810nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4421&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4421.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sayer, Robert:A Perspective View of Whitehall & Whitehall Gate/Vue de la Grande Sale, avec la Porte de Whitehall.Copper engraving, approx 16 x 27.5 cms, engraved by J. Maurer, black and white as issued, inlaid, blank verso. Date 1752 amended to 1753 in manuscript (as called for by Adams).; Adams 2174423London: (c. 1753)
GBP100.0London Printc. 1753nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4423&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4423.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Boydell, John:View of London from Greenwich ParkAquatint, 33 x 55.5 cms, engraved by Joseph Stadler after Joseph Farington, black and white, blank verso, folded for inclusion in a smaller work, 2.5 cm tear closed top left. Boydell, by the 1790s a prosperous publisher and printseller, commissioned the landscape artist Joseph Farington to to preprare paintings for a History of the River Thames which was in part a celebration of Boydells election as Lord Mayor. The work was popular and Adams notes that versions of the plates are found on paper watermarked twenty years later. Tooley suggests a reissue of 1831-4 and the paper of our example has a watermark dated 1828.; Adams 754430London,: (1796)
GBP350.0London Print1796nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4430&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4430.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Laurie and Whittle:A North View of London./Vue Septentrionale de la Ville de Londres.Copper engraving, 26.2 x 40.5 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso. Originally engraved c. 1753, and bearing the republication date 1794 when Robert Laurie entered into partnership with James Whittle, this plate was also reprinted for an edition of Lauries views c. 1840. The plate number has not been amended (from 3 to 2) but the paper used is of early nineteenth-century date so our example is from this compilation or similar.; Adams 1914431London, Published by Laurie and Whittle: (1794 but c. 1840)
GBP375.0London Print1794 but c. 1840nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0London Print1794nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4432&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/4432.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowles, John:The Royal Hospital at Greenwich.Copper engraving, 34 x 45.5 cms, engraved by Sutton Nicholls, black and white as issued, crease bottom right. Title on swallow tailed banderole. This print was issued un London Described (c.1731) but was probably in circulation earlier; Bowles relinquished the Stocks Market address prior to 1731. The river facade and flanking blocks of the Hospital are shown complete.; Adams 294444London, Sold by John Bowles, Print and Map Seller over against Stocks Market,: (c. 1730)
GBP350.0London Printc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4444&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/1749.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowles:The Monument of London in remembrance of the dreadful Fire in 1666/Collone de LondresCopper engraving, 26.5 x 41.5 cms,black and white as issued. From Wests retrospective collection of views which, like the album of Lauries Views issued at a similar date, is a valuable record of the London views offered by the principal printsellers of the previous century.; Adams 1934447London: Francis West: (c. 1840)
GBP250.0London Printc. 1840nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4447&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Laurie, Richard Holmes:Ironmongers Hall with a View of Fenchurch Street/LHotel des FerroniersCopper engraving, 26.5 x 41.5 cms, engraved by Thomas Bowles after Donavell (probably for Sayer) black and white as issued, inlaid.; Adams 1934448London: R.H. Laurie: (c. 1830)
GBP300.0London Printc. 1830nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0London Print1750nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4463&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Aristotle:Excerpta ex Aristotelis Organo; De Simplicibus Terminis, De Propositione, et De Syllogismo. Quibus accidunt Pselli De Quinque Vocibus Liber, et Simplicii in Aristotelis Categorias Prolegema.8vo. pp. 186, 109. Greek text. First part interleaved with blanks for notes; partially unopened. Original grey publishers boards, paper-covered spine, some wear.4471Oxonii [Oxford]: E Typographeo Clarendoniano: (1802)
GBP150.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1802nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP120.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1817nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4476&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]British Archaeological Association:Collectanea Archaeologica: Communications made to the British Archaeological Association. Vols. I & II.2 vols. bound as one, 4to. pp. 299 + 17 plates, mostly b/w but one or two colour-printed; viii, 345 + 47 plates, including folding plan of Fountains Abbey. Contemporary half-calf over marbled boards, rebacked with original spine laid down. Bookplate of Charles R. Hand. Diverse subject matter (some antiquarian rather than purely archaeological in the modern sense) includes history and antiquities of Shropshire, Maes-Howe inscriptions, ancient camps and earthworks in Cornwall, the House of Gourney, Cromlechs in Pembrokeshire and the Roman Villa at Nennig, Prussia.4483London: Longman, Green, Longman and Roberts.: (1862-71)
GBP150.0History and Literature Book1862-71nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4483&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Herodian:[Greek title] Herodiani Historiae Sui Temporis [...]Studio & opera Danielis Parei [...]8vo. pp. [xx], 266, [viii], 51, [i]. Parallel Greek and Latin text, occasional early underlining and marginalia in Greek, wormhole at foot of the title-page not affecting text, lower margin F8 torn without loss of text, contemporary plain vellum with yapp edges, without end-papers.4493Londoni [London] Excudenbat Thom. Harper, Impensis Samuelis Browne: (1639)
GBP350.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1639nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4493&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sallust:Opera Omnia, Quae Extant, interpretatione et notis illustravit Daniel Crispinus in Usum Serenissimi Delphini.8vo. pp. [xviii], 234, [lxxxvi]. Contemporary diced calf, rebacked, some wear; E.Bagot lettered direct on upper cover, signature excised from fly-leaf.4498Londini [London]: impensis F.C. et J. Rivington [&c. &c.]: (1820)
GBP100.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1820noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1772nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0History and Literature Book1702noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0History and Literature Book1868nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP800.0History and Literature Book1805nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1500.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1593nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Nozeman) Print1770-1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Architecture Print1725nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Architecture Print1757nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Architecture Print1757nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Architecture Print1799.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Architecture Print1799.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Architecture Print1757nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0History and Literature Book1855nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP95.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1739nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP85.0History and Literature Book1899nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1875-88nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1875-88nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1875-88nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1875-88nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Architecture Print1799.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP45.0Architecture Print1799.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP40.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP25.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP25.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1862-73nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0History and Literature Book1761nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP380.0Travels Book1870nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP380.0History and Literature Book1802nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1797- 1811nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1778nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1675nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1686nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP850.0History and Literature Book1820nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1820-23, 1806-18.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5170&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Arnobius:Adversus Gentes Libri VII. Cum Recensione Viri Celeberrimi, & integris omnium commentariis. Editio novissima atque omnium accuratissima.4to. pp. [xii], 255, [i] blank, 156, 191, [v], 283, [cv] indices. Title page printed in red and black with engraved vignette. Old ink stamp to title. Late eighteenth-century continental green morocco, fully gilt spine and red morocco label, minor wear but a handsome copy.; Arnobius was a distinguished rhetorician at Sicca Veneria in North Africa in the late third century, according to St Jerome, before he converted to Christianity after a dream. He wrote the seven books of the Adversus Gentes to convince the local bishop of the sincerity of his new beliefs. The wealth of detail about Graeco-Roman paganism has proved of great interest to historians, but theologically some of Arnobius ideas remain highly suspect. For example, he considered that the old gods were real enough but subordinate to the supreme Christian God.5171Lugduni Batavorum [Leiden] Ex Officina Ioannis Maire: (1661)
GBP250.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1661nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5171&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5171.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cato, Varro, Columella, Palladius & Vegetius:Scriptores Rei Rusticae Veteres Latini e recensione Jo. Matth. Gesneri cum eiusdem Praef. et Lexico Rustico.4 vols. 8vo. pp. [ii], clvi, 248; [ii], 566; [ii], 510; A-2F8, 2G1. Engraved title vignettes in the first three volumes (Lexicon Rusticum with plain letterpress title); old ink stamps to verso of title and final leaf in each volume.Contemporary half calf, very minor wear.; Brunet V, 247.5175Biponti [Zweibrcken] ex Typographia Societatis: (1787-88)
GBP325.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1787-88nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5175&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Latin Poets:Poetae Latini Minores [...] Curavit Io. Christianus Wernsdorf.6 vols. 8vo. Engraved title vignettes. Minor spotting. Nineteenth-century vellum.; A comprehensive edition which is emphatically not a reprint of Burmanns, according to Brunet; it contains many additional authors. The volumes are divided thematically: Carmina de venatione; Bucolica et idyllia; Satyrici minores; Carmina heroica; Carmina geographica and Carmina de re hortensi et villatica., Brunet IV, 758-95176Altenburgi [Altenburg], Ex Officina Richteria (vol. VI, Helmstadii [Helmstadt] sumptu. C.G. Fleckeis: (1780-1798)
GBP400.0Book1780-1798nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP20.0Travels Book1941nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5242&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Woodroffe, Joseph F.:The Upper Reaches of the Amazon.8vo. pp. xvi, 304, + 16 b/w plates (comprising 21 photos), minor spotting, red publishers cloth, gilt, upper headcap frayed, map on pastedowns. Ex libris Research Association of British Rubber Manufacturers.5243London: Methuen & Co: ([1914])
GBP50.0Travels Book[1914]nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5243&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bible:The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments., The text carefully revised from the most correct copies of the present Authorised Translation, including the marginal readings and parallel texts. With a commentary and critical notes [...] by Adam Clarke [...] a new edition, with the authors final corrections. [...]6 vols. royal 8vo. With portrait frontispiece. Contemporary calf, rubbed and worn, upper compartment of the spine of volume 5 defective.5246London: printed for Thomas Tegg: (1836)
GBP200.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1836nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5246&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homer (attrib.):Homeri Hymnus in Cererem, Nunc Primum Editus a Davide Ruhnkenio. Accedunt Duae Epistolae Criticae, ex Editione altera, multis partibus locupletiores.8vo. pp. xvi, 84 (but 98), 303, [iii]. Greek text. Trivial spotting, generally a clean example. Contemporary calf, attractively rebacked, corners renewed.; Glasgow, Edinburgh and Durham hold examples with a 1781 imprint, but the misnumeration specified in the Edinburgh and Durham copies is the same as ours, and it is clearly just a variant title. The Homeric Hymn to Demeter, composed in approximately the seventh century BC, served as the canonical hymn at the heart of the Eleusian Mysteries, the most revered ritual celebrations of ancient Greece held annually in hour of Demeter and Persephone.5296Lugduni Batavorum [Leiden], apud Samuel. et Joann. Luchtmans,: (1782)
GBP280.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1782nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5296&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bates, Henry Walter:The Naturalist on the River Amazons [...] second edition [...]8vo. pp.xii, 466 + folding map. Numerous woodcut illustrations in text. Original green publishers cloth, gilt, neatly rebacked preserving original spine. Ex libris Research Association of British Rubber Manufacturers with ink stamp to title and verso of map, and shelf mark at the foot of the spine.5299London: John Murray: (1864)
GBP250.0Travels Book1864nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5299&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cambridge, Richard Owen:The Works [...] including several pieces never before published: with an account of his life and character by his son, George Owen Cambridge [...]4to. First edition. pp. [ii], 507, [i] + 16 engraved plates, mostly portraits but also including views of Whitminster House and Twickenham Meadows (the latter double-page) and Dr Johnsons ghost, appearing in order to remonstrate with Boswell. Spotting to title, but generally clean. Contemporary calf, rebacked retaining original spine, inner hinge cracked but firm.; Richard Owen Cambridge (1717-1802) is perhaps best known as the author of the mock heroic poem The Scribleriad, originally published in 1751. Whitminster in Gloucester was his country seat, where lived before moving to Twickenham.5305London, printed by Luke Hansard [...] and sold by T. Cadell and W. Davies [...] and T. Payne [...]: (1803)
GBP250.0History and Literature Book1803nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5305&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Dibdin, Thomas Frognall:Aedes Althorpianae; or an account of the Mansion, Books and Pictures at Althorp; the Residence of George John Earl Spencer, K.G. to which is added a Supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. [...]2 vols. 8vo. pp. viii, [iv], lxii, 279, [i]; [vi], 322 + 32 engraved plates, mostly portraits, interiors etc. The plate showing the Archway and Dairy, and the following ground plan of the house, are detached and loosely inserted. The folding plan is defective, lacking its left panel. There are a number of text illustrations, and some use of printing in red and black in the second volume. These volumes form volumes five and six of the Bibliotheca Spenceriana. Contemporary half calf, spine gilt with red morocco labels, joints and headcaps renewed.; The work is intended as a supplement to the Bibliotheca Spenceriana, forming vols. 5 and 6. It contains an account of the ancestors of Earl Spencer, a history of the mansion, with an account of the pictures, and 32 engravings of the most important in the gallery, a systematic catalogue of editions of the Scriptures, an account of the Aldine editions, not contained in the former volumes. A supplement to the works printed in the fifteenth century.5306London: printed by W. Nicoll, successor to W. Bulmer and Co. Shakespeare Press, and sold by Payne an: (1822)
GBP400.0Lowndes I, 640. (Lowndes). Spencers vast collection of incunabula and fine early printing is now an integral part of the Rylands Library. Dibdin prepared the first part of the catalogue in 1814-15, and a final supplementary volume was published in 1823, to include books recently acquired from the library of the Duke di Cassani Serra. Given the subject matter of these volumes, they are often afforded a separate entry in library catalogues and bibliographies.1822nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5306&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:Remains of a Triumphal Arch at Petra33.5 x 50 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, light marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5344London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP500.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5344&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5344.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:The Ravine (Petra)51 x 33.5 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, light marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5345London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP650.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5345&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5345.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:Site of Petra36 x 51.5 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, slight marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5346London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP750.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5346&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5346.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:The Acropolis, Lower End of the Valley (Petra)33.5 x 53 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, slight marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5347London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP750.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5347&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5347.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:Petra, Shewing the Upper or Eastern End of the Valley33 x 52.5 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, slight marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5348London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP850.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5348&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5348.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:The Theatre (Petra)52 x 34 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, slight marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5349London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP850.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5349&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5349.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:Temple called El Khasne, Petra (the Treasury, detail)48.5 x 33.5 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, slight marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5352London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP750.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5352&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:Mount Hor, from the cliffs encirling Petra25 x 34.5 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, slight marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5353London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP100.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5353&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:The Arch crossing the Ravine (Petra)23.5 x 34.5 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts, slight marginal waterstaining.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5355London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP100.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5355&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5355.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:Tomb of Aaron, Summit of Mount Hor (Petra)24.5 x 35 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5358London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP100.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5358&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David:Rock of Moses, Wady-el-Leja, Mount Horeb25.5 x 30 cms, tinted lithograph by Louis Haghe after Roberts.; From the first edition of The Holy Land and Egypt and Nubia, which together form, according to Abbey, one of the most important and elaborate ventures in nineteenth-century publishing, and ... the apotheosis of the tinted lithograph., Abbey 272 & 385.5359London: Day & Son for F.G. Moon,: (1842-49)
GBP100.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5359&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5359.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bisse, Thomas.The Beauty of Holiness in the Common Prayer: as set forth in Four Sermons Preached at the Rolls Chapel, in the Year 1716 [...] The Tenth Edition8vo. pp. [viii], 173, [iii]. Slightly browned. Contemporary sheep, rubbed, rebacked retaining original spine, modern morocco label. Ownership inscription of J. Mason, 1766.5369London: Printed for William Innys [...]: (1744)
GBP40.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1744nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5369&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5369.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Faber, George Stanley:The Difficulties of [Deistical] Infidelity [...]8vo. pp. xx, 272. Occasional spotting. Contemporary half-calf over pebble-grained cloth, slightly rubbed. Presentation inscription: From the Author to Mr Stokes.5370London: Printed for C. & J. Rivington [...]: (1824)
GBP40.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1824nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5370&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5370.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hooker, Richard:The Works [...] in Eight Books of Ecclesiastical Polity [...]Folio. pp. [xviii], 579, [i] + engraved portrait frontispiece by William Faithorne, and engraved title with an architectural border, both with old marginal repairs. Early booksellers code beneath imprint. Contemporary blind-ruled calf, serviceably rebacked. Ex libris Repton School, with ink stamp on both titles. Late nineteenth-century ownership inscriptions on fly leaf.5371London: Printed by Thomas Newcomb for Andrew Crook [...]: (1666)
GBP375.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1666nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5371&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5371.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ammianus Marcellinus:Rerum Gestarum [...] Editio Posterior [...]Folio. pp. [xxxii], xxxiv, 676, , [ii], 100, [xvi]. Slightly later blind-stamped sprinkled calf, serviceably rebacked. Ink library stamp of Repton School on title. Nineteenth-century armorial bookplates to front pastedown (L.A. Burd, schoolmaster, and another, motto Avancez).; The first Valesius edition was editied by Henri de Valois and published in 1636. This edition was published by Henris brother Adrien, and incorporates new material, the posthumous notes of Henri and the notes of Lindenbrogius. Ammianus was the last great historian writing in Latin, though born in Greek-speaking Antioch in Syria. A pagan army officer, who served under Julian in Persia, the surviving books of Ammianus history are particularly valuable for his military and political insights into his own times: the reorganisation of the empire under Diocletian; the rise of Christianity under Constantine; the apostacy of Julian; the cataclysmic defeat at Adrianople.5372Parisiis [Paris], Ex Officina Antonii Dezallier [...]: (1681)
GBP500.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1681nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5372&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5372.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Claudian:Opera quae extant, interpretatione et annotationibus illustravit Gulielmus Pyrrho [...] in usum Serenissimi Delphini.4to. pp. [xliv], 712, [cii]. Engraved Delphin classics title. Contemporary vellum. Bookplate of Laurence Arthur Burd (1863-1931), a schoolmaster at Repton. Ink stamp of Repton School library on title. Booksellers ticket: H. Guy, Chelmsford.; Claudian was the last great pagan poet writing in Latin (though probably born in Greek-speaking Alexandria), writing at the end of the fourth century. His most notable surviving work is his epic poem De raptu Proserpinae.5373Parisiis [Paris], apud Fredericum Leonard [...]: (1677)
GBP375.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1677nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5373&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5373.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Historiae Romanae Scriptores:Historiae Romanae Scriptores Latini Veteres, qui extant omnes: Regum, Consulum, Caesarum res gestas ab Urbe condita continentes: nunc primum in unum redacti Corpus, duobus Tomis distinctum [...]2 vols. folio. pp. [xx], 915, [i]; [vi], 707, [ccxxix]. Waterstaining in upper margin of first volume. Contemporary blind-ruled calf, rebacked. Numerous schoolboy inscriptions, particularly to lower endpapers of the first volume (many with a name, followed by a young student, mostly c. 18). Eighteenth-century book label of Repton school on pastedown, ad usum Scholae Reptonensis lettered direct on upper covers, ink stamps to titles. Contains Livy, Tacitus, Ammianus Marcellinus etc.5377Genevae [Geneva], apud Petrum Chouet: (1653)
GBP650.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1653nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5377&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5377.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tibullus:[... Opera] quae exstant [...]4to. pp. [xviii], 476, [lxxii] + 8 engraved plates, but lacking the additional engraved title-page. Edited by Johan van Broekhuizen. Some spotting. Contemporary blind-stamped vellum.Ink stamp of Repton School library to title. From the library of the great English bibliophile Michael Wodhull (1740-1816), classical scholar and Dibdin's 'Orlando', who attended every London book sale between 1764 and 1800 and bought extensively but, as De Ricci says, with great judgement. He normally recorded the date, place of acquisition and price paid on the flyleaf. In this instance Edwardss sale, March 3d 1794; the purchase price appears to be encoded. Wodhull neatly excised much of this information in books which he consigned to auction himself in 1801 and 1803, so our example likely remained with the bulk of his library, auctioned by Sothebys in 1886.; Dibdin I, 384.5379Amstelaedami [Amsterdam], ex officina Wetsteniana: (1708)
GBP400.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1708nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5379&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5379.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lucan:[...] Pharsalia, cum notis Hugonis Grotii, et Richardi Bentleii.4to. pp.[vi], 525, [i]. Engraved title vignette and tail-piece by Grignion. Spotting on title and final leaf; two ink library stamps of Repton School on title and one in the text. Modern half-calf in period style. Edges untrimmed.; The only classical text and, most distinguished piece of printing to come from the Press at Strawberry Hill5432Strawberry Hill: (1760)
GBP750.0Hazen 7; Dibdin II, 187. . Bentleys notes were editied by his grandson Richard Cumberland.1760nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5432&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Wood, Anthony:Athenae Oxonienses. An exact History of all the Writers and Bishops who have had their Education in the most Antient and Famous University of Oxford, from the Fifteenth Year of King Henry the Seventh, A.D. 1500, to the Authors Death in November 1695 [...] The Second Edition, very much Corrected and Enlarged; with the Addition of above 500 new Lives from the Authors Original Manuscript.2 vols, folio. pp. [xiv] cols. 742 p. [i] cols. 286 pp. [i] [viii]; pp. [vi] cols. 1186 p. [i] cols. 238 pp. [i] [viii]. Titles printed in red and black, old ownership signature partially obliterated on first. Trivial marginal waterstaining at intervals. Worn contemporary calf, rebacked and recornered.; Wood himself, who sometimes chose to style himself Wood, is described as a very strong lusty man, of uncouth manners and appearance ... not avaricious and a despiser of honours ... [he] led a life of self-denial, entirely devoted to antiquarian research. Bell-ringing and music were his chief relaxations. (Ency. Brit. 11th edition.) Britannica also adds that his taste and judgment are frequently warped by prejudice. His work, the first of its kind to deal with the University and the Colleges, courted controversy. This second, revised English edition contains posthumous defences by Woods nephew, after Wood had been condemned at the vice-chancellors court for libels against the earl of Clarendon in the first edition of 1693, and attacked by Bishop Burnet for displays of popish prejudice.5433Printed for R. Knaplock, D. Midwinter, and J. Tonson: (1721)
GBP750.0History and Literature Book1721noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0Dibdin II, 324.1669nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP225.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5438&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:Reed BuntingLithographed plate with original hand-colour, 54.5 x 36 cms, by J. & E. Gould, printed by Hullmandel, from the Birds of Europe.; The Birds of Europe, Goulds second major project described by Hyman as his magnum opus, was heavily dependent upon the industry and talent of Goulds wife Elizabeth. However, Elizabeth Goulds work was transformed by the participation of Edward Lear. The birds were not allowed to remain suspended in mid air like stuffed specimens in a case, but were presented in their own habitats and Elizabeth Gould was also influenced by the accuracy and vitality of Lear's birds, aided by the revolutionary use of lithography which preserved the style and sponteneity of the original drawing. The Birds of Europe received a rapturous welcome at the time, and is arguably among the most magnificent and important ornithological works ever produced.5440London: (1832-37)
GBP175.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5441&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:Richards PipitLithographed plate with original hand-colour, 54.5 x 36 cms, by J. & E. Gould, printed by Hullmandel, from the Birds of Europe.; The Birds of Europe, Goulds second major project described by Hyman as his magnum opus, was heavily dependent upon the industry and talent of Goulds wife Elizabeth. However, Elizabeth Goulds work was transformed by the participation of Edward Lear. The birds were not allowed to remain suspended in mid air like stuffed specimens in a case, but were presented in their own habitats and Elizabeth Gould was also influenced by the accuracy and vitality of Lear's birds, aided by the revolutionary use of lithography which preserved the style and sponteneity of the original drawing. The Birds of Europe received a rapturous welcome at the time, and is arguably among the most magnificent and important ornithological works ever produced.5442London: (1832-37)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP225.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5443&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:White-Winged WagtailLithographed plate with original hand-colour, 54.5 x 36 cms, by J. & E. Gould, printed by Hullmandel, from the Birds of Europe.; The Birds of Europe, Goulds second major project described by Hyman as his magnum opus, was heavily dependent upon the industry and talent of Goulds wife Elizabeth. However, Elizabeth Goulds work was transformed by the participation of Edward Lear. The birds were not allowed to remain suspended in mid air like stuffed specimens in a case, but were presented in their own habitats and Elizabeth Gould was also influenced by the accuracy and vitality of Lear's birds, aided by the revolutionary use of lithography which preserved the style and sponteneity of the original drawing. The Birds of Europe received a rapturous welcome at the time, and is arguably among the most magnificent and important ornithological works ever produced.5444London: (1832-37)
GBP125.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5444&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:Black WheatearLithographed plate with original hand-colour, 54.5 x 36 cms, by J. & E. Gould, printed by Hullmandel, from the Birds of Europe.; The Birds of Europe, Goulds second major project described by Hyman as his magnum opus, was heavily dependent upon the industry and talent of Goulds wife Elizabeth. However, Elizabeth Goulds work was transformed by the participation of Edward Lear. The birds were not allowed to remain suspended in mid air like stuffed specimens in a case, but were presented in their own habitats and Elizabeth Gould was also influenced by the accuracy and vitality of Lear's birds, aided by the revolutionary use of lithography which preserved the style and sponteneity of the original drawing. The Birds of Europe received a rapturous welcome at the time, and is arguably among the most magnificent and important ornithological works ever produced.5445London: (1832-37)
GBP125.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5445&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:Barred WarblerLithographed plate with original hand-colour, 54.5 x 36 cms, by J. & E. Gould, printed by Hullmandel, from the Birds of Europe.; The Birds of Europe, Goulds second major project described by Hyman as his magnum opus, was heavily dependent upon the industry and talent of Goulds wife Elizabeth. However, Elizabeth Goulds work was transformed by the participation of Edward Lear. The birds were not allowed to remain suspended in mid air like stuffed specimens in a case, but were presented in their own habitats and Elizabeth Gould was also influenced by the accuracy and vitality of Lear's birds, aided by the revolutionary use of lithography which preserved the style and sponteneity of the original drawing. The Birds of Europe received a rapturous welcome at the time, and is arguably among the most magnificent and important ornithological works ever produced.5447London: (1832-37)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5447&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5447.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Gould, John:Sparrow OwlLithographed plate with original hand-colour, 54.5 x 36 cms, by J. & E. Gould, printed by Hullmandel, from the Birds of Europe.; The Birds of Europe, Goulds second major project described by Hyman as his magnum opus, was heavily dependent upon the industry and talent of Goulds wife Elizabeth. However, Elizabeth Goulds work was transformed by the participation of Edward Lear. The birds were not allowed to remain suspended in mid air like stuffed specimens in a case, but were presented in their own habitats and Elizabeth Gould was also influenced by the accuracy and vitality of Lear's birds, aided by the revolutionary use of lithography which preserved the style and sponteneity of the original drawing. The Birds of Europe received a rapturous welcome at the time, and is arguably among the most magnificent and important ornithological works ever produced.5448London: (1832-37)
GBP225.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-37nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5448&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5448.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Staunton, Sir George:A chart of part of the coast of Cochin-China including Turon Harbour [Danang] and the island Callao from an actual survey in June 1793. By H.W. Parish of the Royal Artillery and J.Barrow.Copper engraving, 49.5 x 42 cms, later hand-colour, blank verso. This survey was made on the outward voyage of Lord McCartney's embassy to China and shows the entrance to Turon Harbour - Danang in modern Vietnam - and the course of the Jackal. From Sir George Leonard Staunton's An Authentic Account of an Embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China.5450London: (1797)
GBP250.0Asia: Far East Map1797nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5450&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5450.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jode, Gerard de:Primae Partis Asiae accurata delineatio habens nomina antiqua et recentia continens Turcici Imperii magnam partem ac Sophorum seu Persarum Regnum observatis ubique cum longitudinis tum latitudinis gradib. Auctore Iacobo Gastaldo pedemontano. Gerhardis de Jode excudebat.Copper engraving, 30.4 x 50.7 cms, first edition, black and white, minor restoration at centrefold, Latin text on verso.; De Jode follows the practice familair to his readers through earlier, Ptolemaic, atlases in dividing Asia into numbered sections, rather than following political boundaries, so this first part of Asia contains the greater part of the Turkish empire and the empire of Persia. De Jode credits Gastaldi, and many of his maps are based on Italian and German prototypes. He was an important businessman in Antwerp, and got some of his inspiration at the Frankfurt Fairs where he was able to buy many maps which he copied or resold (see Koeman). He was an associate of Plantin and Ortelius, but his relationship with the latter seems to have soured as their rivalry intensified. They embarked on similar revolutionary projects at the same time: to create books of maps, engraved by the same hand and in a uniform format, drawing on the best cartographic sources Europe had to offer - the modern concept of the atlas. De Jode had more copper plates and was 18 years Ortelius senior, Ortelius got there first and seems to have used his influential contacts to prevent De Jode from getting the necessary official approval for his book, in order to protect sales of his own Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. De Jode received ecclesiastical approval in 1573, the imperial imprimatur in 1575 and royal approbation only in 1577, so it was not until 1578 that the first edition of the Speculum orbis terrarum was published. A second edition was published by de Jodes son Cornelis in 1593. Ortelius had won the Theatrum had a firm grip on the market and both editions of the Speculum are very rare.5451Antwerp: (1578)
GBP1650.0Middle East Map1578nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0David Roberts: Egypt & Holy Land Print1842-49nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0British Counties Map1647nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Map1806nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0History and Literature Book1888nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5470&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5470.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anselm of Bec, Saint, & Eadmer:Sancti Anselmi ex Beccensi Abbate Cantuariensis Archieposcopi Opera: nec non Eadmeri Monachi Cantuariensis Histroia Novorum, et alia Opuscula: labore ac studio D. Gabrielis Gerberon [...] Secunda Editio, coreecta & aucta.Folio. pp. [lii], 707, [lxxxi], [iv], 215, [i]. Occasional browning (paper quality) and a couple of old ink library stamps on the title and half title. Title printed in red and black. Ninteenth-century vellum, shelf mark at foot of spine.; Containing the works of St Anslem, Archbishop of Canterbury, and his friend and biographer Eadmer, whose chronicle is regarded as a primary source for English history between the Norman Conquest and shortly his own death (1066-1122): there are few better pieces of contemporary history (DNB).5472Lutetiae Parisiorum [Paris], sumptibus Montalant [...]: (1721)
GBP500.0History and Literature Book1721nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP85.0History and Literature Book1822nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP3500.0World Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Africa Mapc. 1598nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Mapc. 1675nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1813nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Isles Map1896nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1925nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1926nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1956nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Americas: General, North Map1817nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1850.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1887nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP800.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1865nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map[c. 1920]nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0British Isles Mapc. 1707nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Natural History Book1812nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1788nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1897nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1906nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map[1898]nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1832-36nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1597noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0History and Literature Book1883nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Isles Map1729nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Isles Map1838nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1698nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Middle East Map1665nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Americas: Central, South Mapc. 1772nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0British Isles Mapc. 1885nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Benelux Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Italy and Malta Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Spain and Portugal Mapc. 1770nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5569&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5569.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs:Dominia Anglorum in praecipuis Insulis Americae, ut sunt Insula S. Christophori [St Kitts], Antegoa [Antigua], Jamaica, Barbados, nec non Insulae Bermudes [Bermuda] vel Sommers dicate [...]Copper engraving, 50 x 59 cms, original hand-colour, short tear repaired in right-hand margin, blank verso. Five maps on one sheet, showing British possessions in the Caribbean, to various scales; text in Latin and German.5571Numermberg: (c. 1760)
GBP400.0Americas: General, North Mapc. 1760nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5571&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5571.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, NORTHUMBERLAND: Morden, Robert:NorthumberlandCopper engraving, 42.5 x 36 cms, recent hand-colour, short centrefold split, blank verso. Engraved for Gibsons edition of Camdens Britannia in 1695, and reissued in a number of early eighteenth-century editions, Mordens maps are noted for their clarity and elegance.5572London: (c. 1695)
GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5572&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5572.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, CUMBRIA: Morden, Robert:CumberlandCopper engraving, 36.5 x 42.5 cms, recent hand-colour, a couple of worm-holes in lower margin (not affecting printed area), blank verso. Engraved for Gibsons edition of Camdens Britannia in 1695, and reissued in a number of early eighteenth-century editions, Mordens maps are noted for their clarity and elegance.5573London: (c. 1695)
GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5573&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Aa, Pieter van der:AngliaCopper engraving, 13.5 x 17 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso; miniature map oriented with East at the top from Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de lIreland (see Shirley, Maps of the British Isles 1650-1750, p. 17).5575Leiden: (1707)
GBP85.0British Isles Map1707nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5575&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5575.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]London Magazine:A Plan of Pondicherry in the East IndiesCopper engraving, 18 x 12 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso; Pondicherry changed hands a number of times during the Seven Years War, being finally captured from the French in 1759, but returned by the Treaty of Paris in 1763. It remained a part of French India (except 1793-1814) until 1954.5580London: (1759)
GBP65.0Asia: General, Western Map1759nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP45.0Asia: General, Western Map1822nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5581&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5581.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Day & Son:The Residency, Palaces &c of LucknowLithographed town plan, 43 x 30.5 cms, engraved by Weller for The Weekly Dispatch Atlas, original hand colour, blank verso.5582London: (c. 1863)
GBP65.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1863nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5582&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5582.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cantelli da Vignola de Rossi, Giacomo:[Title-Page] Mercurio Geografico [...] Tomo Secondo [...]Copper engraved title-page, 42 x 26.5 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso.5583Rome,: (1692)
GBP325.0Title Pages and Curiosities Map1692nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5583&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Chatelain, Henri Abraham:[Title-page] Atlas HistoriqueCopper engraved title-page, 40 x 24.5 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso.5584Amsterdam: (c. 1710)
GBP175.0Title Pages and Curiosities Mapc. 1710nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5584&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5584.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pitt, Moses:[Title-page] The English Atlas, Volume IICopper engraved title-page, 40.5 x 26.5 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso. Four volumes of Pitts projected world atlas were published 1680-83, dealing with northern Europe. The second volume was concerned with Germany.5585London: (1681)
GBP325.0Title Pages and Curiosities Map1681nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5585&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5585.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Janssonius:[Title-page] Le Nouveau Theatre du Monde ou Nouvel Atlas, Tome TroisiemeCopper engraved title-page, 37.5 x 23.5 cms, later hand-colour, blank verso.5586Amsterdam: (1641)
GBP350.0Title Pages and Curiosities Map1641nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5586&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5586.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu:[Title-page] Theatrum orbis Terrarum, sive Atlas Novus [...]Copper engraved title-page, 39.5 x 24.5 cms, fine later hand-colour (possibly nineteenth-century), heightened in arabic gum, minor marginal waterstaining, blank verso.5587Amsterdam: (1649)
GBP500.0Title Pages and Curiosities Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5587&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5587.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu:[Title-page] Le Nouveau Theatre du Monde ou Nouvel Atlas, Tome second.Copper engraved title-page, 39.5 x 24.5 cms, original hand-colour, minor adhesion damage, old marginal repairs, blank verso.5588Amsterdam: (1639)
GBP375.0Title Pages and Curiosities Map1639nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5588&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5588.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]NORFOLK: Hearne, Thomas:The Castle at Castle AcreCopper engraving, 21.3 x 27 cms, black and white, trimmed to plate-mark, blank verso, dedication to Mrs Coke of Holkham; from Antiquities of Great-Britain : illustrated in views of monasteries, castles, and churches, now existing, engraved from drawings made by Thomas Hearne [1744-1817].5591London, T. Hearne & W. Byrne: (1786)
GBP25.0Topographical Views Print1786nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5591&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5591.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]NORFOLK: Martin, Hood & Co:Witchingham Hall, North FrontTinted lithograph, 21.5 x 31.5 cms, blank verso.5592London: (c. 1860)
GBP40.0Topographical Views Printc. 1860nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5592&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5592.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]NORFOLK: Martin, Hood & Co:Witchingham Hall, South FrontTinted lithograph, 21.5 x 31.5 cms, short tear without loss extending slightly into printed area. blank verso.5593London: (c. 1860)
GBP40.0Topographical Views Printc. 1860nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5593&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5593.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]NORFOLK: Martin, Hood & Co:Brooke House, view from the park.Tinted lithograph, 18 x 27 cms, blank verso.5594London: (c. 1860)
GBP40.0Topographical Views Printc. 1860nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5594&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5594.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]NORFOLK: Way, Thomas:Houghton Hall, North FrontTinted lithograph, 20 x 34.5 cms, removed from an old frame, blank verso. Way was a friend of Whistler and encouraged the artist to experiment with lithography.5595London: (c. 1875)
GBP50.0Topographical Views Printc. 1875nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5595&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5595.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]NORFOLK: Way, Thomas:Houghton Hall, from South AvenueTinted lithograph, 20 x 34.5 cms, removed from an old frame, blank verso. Way was a friend of Whistler and encouraged the artist to experiment with lithography.5596London: (c. 1875)
GBP50.0Topographical Views Printc. 1875nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5596&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5596.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]AYRSHIRE: Day & Son:View of the Clyde above Erskine FerryTinted lithograph by Walker after Leitch, 14 x 21 cms, blank verso.5597London & Glasgow: (c. 1850)
GBP30.0Topographical Views Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5597&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5597.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]AYRSHIRE: Day & Son:Culzean CastleTinted lithograph by Picken after Leitch, 14 x 21 cms, blank verso.5599London & Glasgow: (c. 1850)
GBP30.0Topographical Views Printc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5599&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5599.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Aa, Pierre van der:Civitatis Tyburis delineato/Plan exact de tout nouveau de la Ville Tivoli [...]Copper engraving, 34.5 x 41 cms, black and white as issued, blank verso; from Deseines Rome Moderne.5602Leiden: (1713)
GBP175.0Italy and Malta Map1713nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5602&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5602.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak:Nieuwe Kaart van ItalieCopper engraving, 34 x 38.5 cms, original hand-colour, from Tirions Nieuwe en Beknopte Hand-Atlas.5605Amsterdam: (1744)
GBP375.0Italy and Malta Map1744nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5605&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5605.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, HEREFORDSHIRE: Seller, John:HerefordshireCopper engraving, 12.6 x 15 cms, original hand-colour, blank verso.; Prepared for Anglia Contracta, Seller's miniature county atlas.5611London: (c. 1695)
GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5611&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bloch, Marcus Elieser:Scorpaena AntennataCopper engraving, 21.5 x 38.5 cms, original hand-colour, from the folio edition of Allgemeine Naturgeschichte der Fische.5613Berlin,: (c. 1782-97)
GBP250.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5613&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5613.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bloch, Marcus Elieser:Raia Torpedo ... the Cramp FishCopper engraving, 21.5 x 37.5 cms, original hand-colour, from the folio edition of Allgemeine Naturgeschichte der Fische.5615Berlin,: (c. 1782-97)
GBP80.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5615&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5615.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bloch, Marcus Elieser:Gobius Lanceolatus/Gobius NigerCopper engraving, 18.5 x 33.5 cms, original hand-colour, from the folio edition of Allgemeine Naturgeschichte der Fische.5616Berlin,: (c. 1782-97)
GBP80.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Natural History (Fish) Printc. 1782-97nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Middle East Map1709nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1676nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5648&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5648.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Aetius:[...] Contractae ex veteribus medicinae tetrabiblos [...]Folio. pp. [xii], 932, [xxx]. (With the first blank at the end of the preliminaries, but without the final blank, 2L8.) Latin text. Ownership inscriptions and ink stamps on the title and end-papers. Occasional marginalia, mostly in the index. Some spotting. Nineteenth-century half calf, a little rubbed, upper cover slightly stained.; Aetius of Amida was a physician to the Byzantine Emperor Justinian in the sixth-century AD. His Tetrabiblion is an accurate and important source for earlier medical authorities such as Rufus of Ephesus, Leonides and Oribasius in surgery, Soranus and - via Philumenus - Archigenes in gynecology and obstetrics. The Tetrabiblion also contains the best ancient accounts of diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat and teeth, and Aetius describes procedures (tonsillotomy, urethrotomy, treatment of hemorrhoids) which are not found elsewhere. In previous Latin editions of this work, the first of which was printed in Basel in 1533, several of the sixteen books were translated by Montanus and several by Cornarius. For this edition the whole work was translated by Cornarius. Aldus printed the first eight books in the original Greek in 1534, but the rest of the work was not printed in the original language until the twentieth-century., Adams A-306; Brunet I, 104.5650Basiliae [Basel] Froben: (1542)
GBP1650.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1542nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Science, Astronomy, Medicine & Maths Book1602noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1709nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Italy and Malta Map1836nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1837nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5702&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Albin, Eleazar:The Cock RingtailCopper engraved plate with original hand colour, approx 25.5 x 20 cms. From Albins Natural History of Birds.; An early and important contribution to ornithology, Albins work mostly contains native British species but also includes strays from more distant regions, which were either brought to his attention by fellow enthusiasts or exhibited in taverns as curiosities. The title to this work indicates that all of the plates were coloured by Albin and his daughter, and in Albin's notes to the reader he states:, As for the Paintings, they are all done from the Life, with all the Exactness I could either with my own Hand, or my Daughters, whom I have taught to draw and paint after the Life.5706London: (c. 1731-38)
GBP150.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5721&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Albin, Eleazar:The Cock Dotteril from the Peak of DerbyCopper engraved plate with original hand colour, approx 25 x 19.5 cms. From Albins Natural History of Birds.; An early and important contribution to ornithology, Albins work mostly contains native British species but also includes strays from more distant regions, which were either brought to his attention by fellow enthusiasts or exhibited in taverns as curiosities. The title to this work indicates that all of the plates were coloured by Albin and his daughter, and in Albin's notes to the reader he states:, As for the Paintings, they are all done from the Life, with all the Exactness I could either with my own Hand, or my Daughters, whom I have taught to draw and paint after the Life.5723London: (c. 1731-38)
GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5723&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Albin, Eleazar:The Great Sea Loon or DiverCopper engraved plate with original hand colour, approx 27.5 x 22 cms. From Albins Natural History of Birds.; An early and important contribution to ornithology, Albins work mostly contains native British species but also includes strays from more distant regions, which were either brought to his attention by fellow enthusiasts or exhibited in taverns as curiosities. The title to this work indicates that all of the plates were coloured by Albin and his daughter, and in Albin's notes to the reader he states:, As for the Paintings, they are all done from the Life, with all the Exactness I could either with my own Hand, or my Daughters, whom I have taught to draw and paint after the Life.5724London: (c. 1731-38)
GBP100.0c. 1731-38nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5724&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lucian of Samosata:Opera, quae quidem extant, omnia [...]Folio, ff. xxvi, cols. 894. Latin text. Paper repairs to corners of first few leaves, some waterstaining, a couple of wornholes to last few leaves, old vellum. Eighteenth century ownership inscription on title.; Lucian was a versatile and erudite writer who satirized most of the popular literary genres of the second century AD. His biting wit has survived the centuries, and his innovative prose narrative A True Story - which features a voyage to the moon and interplanetary warfare - is often described as the world's first science fiction novel. The translator Jakob Moltzer (1503-58) was a friend of Camerarius and one of the great German Hellenists of the sixteenth century, becoming professor of Greek at Heidelberg. He took the Latinized form of his name from the poor cobbler in Lucians Gallus. The other translators referred to anonymously on the title-page are Erasmus, Melanchton and Thomas More.5732Lugduni [Lyon], apud Ioannem Frellonium: (1549)
GBP600.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1549nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Africa Mapc. 1710nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5742&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5742.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Porcacchi, Tomaso:Il Sito de Curzolari (and Gulf of Lepanto)Copper engraving, 10.8 x 14.7 cms, engraved by Girolamo Porro, set in descriptive Italian text with woodcut headpiece and historiated initial, recent hand-colour. From LIsole piu famose del Mondo, one of the most beautifully engraved of the Italian Isolaria or Island books. The battle of Lepanto, 1571, was the first great defeat of the Turkish navy, and marked the beginning of the end of Ottoman naval supremacy.5743Venice,: (1605)
GBP125.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP225.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5748&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5748.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Porcacchi, Tomaso:Scio (Chios)Copper engraving, 10.8 x 14.7 cms, engraved by Girolamo Porro, set in descriptive Italian text with woodcut headpiece and historiated initia, recent hand-colour. From LIsole piu famose del Mondo, one of the most beautifully engraved of the Italian Isolaria or Island books.5749Venice,: (1605)
GBP200.0Greece Map1605nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Spain and Portugal Mapc. 1740nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Americas: Central, South Map1749nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5751&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5751.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Quad-Bussemacher:Angliae regni florentissimi nova descriptio [...]Copper engraving,18.6 x 27 cms, impression less crisp at the centrefold, recent hand-colour, Latin text on verso.; Matthias Quad (1557-1613) was born of German parentage in Deventer. He settled in Cologne, but left for Heidelberg in 1600. He engraved city plans for Braun & Hogenbergs Civitates Orbis Terrarum and maps for Cologne publisher Johannes Bussemacher. His Geographisch Handbuch was issued between 1598-1600.5755Cologne: (c. 1598)
GBP250.0British Isles Mapc. 1598nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5755&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Quad-Bussemacher:EuropaCopper engraving, 21 x 29.5 cms, recent hand-colour, Latin text on verso.; Matthias Quad (1557-1613) was born of German parentage in Deventer. He settled in Cologne, but left for Heidelberg in 1600. He engraved city plans for Braun & Hogenbergs Civitates Orbis Terrarum and maps for Cologne publisher Johannes Bussemacher. His Geographisch Handbuch was issued between 1598-1600.5756Cologne: (c. 1598)
GBP500.0Europe Mapc. 1598nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5756&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5756.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator:AndaluziaCopper engraving, 13.3 x 18.6 cms, recent hand-colour, English text to verso. From the second edition of the Historia Mundi or Mercators Atlas, a version of Mercators Atlas Minor with some new maps and an English text printed in London.5764London: Michael Sparke: (1637)
GBP75.0Spain and Portugal Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5764&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5764.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator:Portugall and Algarbia / Portugallia olim LusitaniaCopper engraving, 13.5 x 20.2 cms, recent-hand-colour. A decorative smaller map of Portugal, note the boy riding a dolphin in the sea. English text on verso. From the second edition of the Historia Mundi or Mercators Atlas, a scarce version of Mercators Atlas Minor with some new/variant maps and an English text printed in London.5765London: Michael Sparke: (1637)
GBP125.0Spain and Portugal Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5765&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5765.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator:HungariaeCopper engraving, 15 x 17.2 cms, recent hand colour, crease bottom left, French text on verso.5767Amsterdam: (c. 1630)
GBP75.0Balkans Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5767&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5767.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator:Castilia Vetus et NovaCopper engraving, 14.5 x 20.2 cms, recent hand colour, Dutch text on verso.5768Amsterdam: (c. 1630)
GBP75.0Spain and Portugal Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5768&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5768.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator:Andalusia et GranadaCopper engraving, 15 x 20.2 cms, recent hand colour, Dutch text on verso.5769Amsterdam: (c. 1630)
GBP75.0Spain and Portugal Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5770&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]S.D.U.K.:CalcuttaSteel engraving, 34 x 40.5 cms, original hand colour, blank verso. With inset views of the Writers Buildings, Government House and Esplanade Row.; The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was founded in 1826 with the high-minded aim of making 'useful' information available to self-taught members of the working and lower middle classes. Some of the material was decidedly abstruse, subscribers fell away and the Society was wound up in 1848; however, the series of 209 maps published over a 14 year period from 1829 onwards were highly praised for their superior quality, accuracy and aesthetic appeal and remain an outstanding achievement. Calcutta expanded rapidly under the Governor-Generalship of Wellesley at the beginning of the nineteenth-century. By the time our map was engraved Calcutta was considered the second city of the Empire, boasting the public architecture which led to the further epithet:, City of Palaces5772London: (c. 1840)
GBP150.0.c. 1840nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5772&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]S.D.U.K.:BerlinSteel engraving, 33.5 x 40 cms, original hand colour, blank verso.; The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was founded in 1826 with the high-minded aim of making 'useful' information available to self-taught members of the working and lower middle classes. Some of the material was decidedly abstruse, subscribers fell away and the Society was wound up in 1848; however, the series of 209 maps published over a 14 year period from 1829 onwards were highly praised for their superior quality, accuracy and aesthetic appeal and remain an outstanding achievement.5775London: (1833)
GBP125.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1833nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5775&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5775.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]S.D.U.K.:GenevaSteel engraving, 33.5 x 40 cms, original hand colour, blank verso.; The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was founded in 1826 with the high-minded aim of making 'useful' information available to self-taught members of the working and lower middle classes. Some of the material was decidedly abstruse, subscribers fell away and the Society was wound up in 1848; however, the series of 209 maps published over a 14 year period from 1829 onwards were highly praised for their superior quality, accuracy and aesthetic appeal and remain an outstanding achievement.5776London: (c. 1840)
GBP150.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1840nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5776&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5776.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:[Calecut] Calechut Celeberrimum Indiae Emporium.Copper engraving, 33.5 x 47.5 cms, four views on one sheet, original hand-colour heightened in gold, some oxidisation and offsetting, closed centrefold split, Latin text on verso.; The sheet is not a randon grouping of places: it reads as a voyage around Africa to the East. The principal view on this sheet is of the 'very famous' emporium or market of Calecut, near Madras, which was one of the principal centres of Portugese influence in sixteenth-century India (especially before the capture of Goa), at a time when the Portugese made a fortune from trade with the East. The British only began to make their presence felt in the following century, and Calecut should not be confused with Calcutta which was founded by the East India Company in 1686, about a century after this map was printed. The print is very decorative with the colonial Portugese town rising out of a jungle of palm trees. An elephant with a mahout is watching while boats are constructed on the beach, and Asian and European vessels just offshore are shown in some detail. Beneath the view of Calecut are smaller views of Ormuz at the entrance of the Persian Gulf, Canonor in India, and the Portuguese fortress of El Mina in West Africa. The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling illustrated works of the late sixteenth-century, prepared and published over a 45 year period between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and, according to Koeman of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary.5778Cologne: (c. 1580)
GBP350.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5778&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5778.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham:Asiae Nova Descriptio.Copper engraving, 37 x 49 cms, recent hand-colour, closed centrefold split, French text on verso.; A scarce example of Ortelius first atlas map of Asia, which from the setting of the text could date from either 1572 or 1574. According to Van den Broeke the plate was superseded altogether by another, similar, plate in 1575.5779Antwerp: (1572)
GBP1500.0Asia: General, Western Map1572nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5779&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5779.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Basire, James:A Plan of Rome containing the Several Additions from the time of Servius Tullius to that of being taken by the Gauls.Copper engraving, 18.5 x 31 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso.; Servius Tullius was the sixth legendary king of ancient Rome, the second of the Etruscan dynasty, who traditionally reigned 578-535 BC, and who was supposedly responsible for the Servian Wall prominent on this map. The Gauls sacked Rome in 390 BC.5783London: (c. 1780)
GBP75.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1780nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5783&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]SDUK / Clarke, William Barnard:Plan of Ancient RomeSteel engraving, 32.5 x 41 cms, engraved by J. & C. Walker after W.B. Clarke, original hand colour, blank verso.; The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was founded in 1826 with the high-minded aim of making 'useful' information available to self-taught members of the working and lower middle classes. Some of the material was decidedly abstruse, subscribers fell away and the Society was wound up in 1848; however, the series of 209 maps published over a 14 year period from 1829 onwards were highly praised for their superior quality, accuracy and aesthetic appeal and remain an outstanding achievement.5788London: (1830)
GBP75.0Italy and Malta Map1830nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5788&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]SDUK / Clarke, William Barnard:PompeiiSteel engraving, 33 x 41 cms, engraved by J. & C. Walker after W.B. Clarke, original hand colour, blank verso. Excavations in Pompeii began in the mid eighteenth century, and a substantial part of the ancient city had already been exposed when this map was prepared. Visits to the excavations by Englishmen making the Grand Tour and drawings of Pompeiian furnishings helped fuel the late eighteenth-century neoclassical revival. The inset shows the house of Pansa, a vast building which had been subdivided into individual apartments.; The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was founded in 1826 with the high-minded aim of making 'useful' information available to self-taught members of the working and lower middle classes. Some of the material was decidedly abstruse, subscribers fell away and the Society was wound up in 1848; however, the series of 209 maps published over a 14 year period from 1829 onwards were highly praised for their superior quality, accuracy and aesthetic appeal and remain an outstanding achievement.5789London: (1830)
GBP100.0Italy and Malta Map1830nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP800.0Italy and Malta Map1713nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Balkans Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Asia: Far East Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5800&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5800.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius:PoloniaCopper engraving, 9 x 12.5 cms, recent hand-colour, Latin text on verso. From the second series of Galle maps engraved for the Epitome.5801Antwerp: (c. 1600)
GBP100.0Scandinavia & Baltic Mapc. 1600nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5801&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5801.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius:Zara et SebenicCopper engraving, 8 x 11 cms, recent hand-colour, waterstaining in upper margin, Latin text on verso. From the second series of Galle maps engraved for the Epitome.5804Antwerp: (c. 1600)
GBP80.0Balkans Mapc. 1600nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5804&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5804.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius:Palatinatus BavariaeCopper engraving, recent hand-colour, French text on verso. From the series of maps engraved by the Arsenius brothers for the third epitome of the Theatrum.5805Antwerp: (c. 1601)
GBP65.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1601nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1601nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5806&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5806.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE: Saxton-Kip:Notinghamiae Comitatus olim pars CoritanorumCopper engraving, 29 x 32.5 cms. Engraved by Kip after Saxton. From the first edition of Philemon Hollands translation of Camdens Britannia. Far less common than the edition of 1637, and with original hand-colour.5807London: (1610)
GBP200.0British Counties Map1610nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5807&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5807.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ottens, R & J:Nova Isthmi Americani, qui et Panamiensis item Dariensis, Tabula [...]Copper engraving, 41.5 x 54 cms, original hand-colour, folds strengthened on the (blank) verso.; This scarce map has a complicated publishing history, possibly dating as far back as 1708. It was issued as a separate map in Ottenss Atlas Maior, although our example has been folded for a quarto travel book. In 1740-41 it was incorporated into a set of six maps which which illustrated the War of Jenkins Ear.5810Amsterdam: (c. 1730)
GBP600.0Americas: Central, South Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5810&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5810.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Reilly, F.J.J. von:Das Konigsreich ScotlandCopper engraving, 22.5 x 29 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso.5811Vienna: (1791)
GBP125.0British Isles Map1791nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Isles Mapc. 1600nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Isles Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Isles Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0British Isles Mapc. 1670nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Americas: Central, South Map1633nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP900.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1740nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1638nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Isles Map1630nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Americas: Central, South Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Americas: Central, South Map1748nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0British Counties Mapc. 1648nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP950.0World Mapc. 1710nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0World Mapc. 1710nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Map1739nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Map1739nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Map1739nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Map1739nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP90.0British Counties Map1739nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Map1739nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0History and Literature Book1902-1904nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1791-1804nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1900nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Architecture Print1789nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0France Mapc. 1871nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Asia: General, Western Map1798nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Asia: General, Western Map1887nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Africa Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Russia Map1789nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP900.0Africa Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0London Print1836nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0London Printc. 1823nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0London Printc. 1760nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Topographical Views Printc. 1750nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Topographical Views Print1745nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0London Printc. 1728nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0London Printc. 1794nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0London Printc. 1840nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0London Printc. 1840nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Printc. 1750nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1717nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0London Print1717nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0London Print1731nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0London Print1809nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Africa Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0British Isles Map1831nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1831nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0British Isles Map1748nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1743.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Isles Map1610nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0British Isles Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Scandinavia & Baltic Mapc. 1690nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1646nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0British Counties Mapc. 1650nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0France Mapc. 1770nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0Americas: General, North Mapc. 1740nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Americas: Central, South Map1693nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Isles Map1669nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Benelux Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0British Isles Mapc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0British Isles Mapc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1780nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP800.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1733-7nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Italy and Malta Map1833nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Africa Mapc. 1600nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1600nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Africa Map1834nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0France Mapc. 1740nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0France Map1815nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Asia: Far East Map1844nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0London in the XVI Century , and for works such as1889nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1250.0London in the XVI Century , and for works such as1889nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5972&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5972.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Death of Sir Thomas PictonAquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Picton, the senior allied casualty at Waterloo, was indeed shot through the temple as depicted here. However, the unconventional and irascible general was entirely dressed in civilian clothes, sporting a top hat rather than a bicorn., Abbey: Life, 376.5973London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5973&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5973.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Death of Major General Sir William PonsonbyAquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Manskirch, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; As commander of the Union Cavalry Brigade at Waterloo, Ponsonby was among the senior officers who presided over one of the great British cavalry disasters. His cavalry, including the Scots Greys, turned an initially successful counter attack into bloody annihilation when they pushed too far without full infantry support. Mired in the mud, their horses spent, the Brigade was effectively destroyed by fresh French cavalry and played no significant further part in the battle. Ponsonby shared the fate of so many of his men: with his horse bogged down near the enemy lines he presented an easy target for French lancers., Abbey: Life, 376.5974London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5974&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Marshal Beresford engaged with the Polish Lancers at the Battle of Albuera, 1811Aquatint with original colour, 26 x 33 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Manskirch, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Sir William Beresford (holding the rank of Lieutenant General in the British Army and Marshall in the Portugese - hence the caption) commanded allied forces at Albuera in May 1811, an especially bloody but relatively indecisive engagement, although Soult was unable to relieve Badajoz. At one point in the battle, in the reduced visibility caused by a rain storm, Polish Lancers outflanked the British infantry and all but annihilated three battalions. Beresford and his staff were scattered and in the melee he parried a lance thrust and by sheer bodily strength hurled the lancer to the ground., Abbey: Life, 376.5976London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5976&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Capture of General Paget, 1812.Aquatint with original colour, 26 x 33 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; French Dragoons capture Sir Edward Paget, then second in command of the British Army in the Penisinsula and, like Wellington, accustomed to ride without an escort. On 17 November 1812 he was attempting to close a gap between the 5th and 7th Divisions when he was taken by surpise. Alone, but for a single Spanish orderly, and having lost an arm in 1809, he was in no position to defend himself. Paget had proved himself to be an able commander - he handled the rearguard with great skill during the retreat to Corunna. Wellington put his capture down to his poor eyesight., Abbey: Life, 376.5977London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5977&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5977.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Prince Blucher under his horse at the Battle of WaterlooAquatint with original colour, 25 x 34 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Bluchers horse was shot from under him at Ligny, three days before Waterloo, trapping the 72 year old commander of the Prussian forces beneath the weight of its body. Blucher was forced to play dead while French cavalry searched for survivors., Abbey: Life, 376.5979London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5979&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Marquis of Anglesea wounded, whilst leading a charge of heavy cavalry at the Battle of Waterloo, June 18th 1815.Aquatint with original colour, 25 x 34 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Lord Uxbridge, commander of the allied cavalry, was awarded the title Marquess of Anglesea days after losing his leg very late in the day at Waterloo, prompting the famous (anecdotal) exchange with Wellington:, By God, sir, I've lost my leg!5980London: (c. 1820)
GBP150.0By God, sir, so you have! -c. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5980&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsPrintantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Napoleons Flight across the Rhine, Near the City of Mentz, pursued by the Allies, 1812.Aquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32 cms, engraved by Clark and Dubourg after Manskirch, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5982London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5982&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Grand Te Deum on the Field of Battle near Toplitz. Attended by the Allied Sovereigns and Troops, 1813Aquatint with original colour, 25 x 34 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Clark, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; The battle of Toplitz was fought on August 30th 1813; the treaty of Toplitz later in the year united Russia, Prussia and Austria against Napoleon., Abbey: Life, 376.5984London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5984&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5984.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Allied Army Crossing the Rhine to Invade France, 1813.Aquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Clark, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5985London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5985&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5985.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:French Cuirassiers in the Battle of Waterloo, charged and defeated by the Highlanders and Scotch Greys.Aquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5986London: (c. 1820)
GBP150.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5986&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:A True Picture of a Field of BattleAquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Manskirch, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5987London: (c. 1820)
GBP75.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5987&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5987.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Battle of Waterloo decided by the Duke of Wellington, heading a charge upon the French Imperial Guards, June 18th 1815.Aquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5988London: (c. 1820)
GBP200.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5988&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5988.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Wellington and Blucher meeting by accident at the close of the Battle of WaterlooAquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5989London: (c. 1820)
GBP200.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5989&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5989.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Sailors at Prayers on Board Lord Nelsons Ship, after the Battle of the NileAquatint with original colour, 26 x 32.5 cms, engraved by Clark & Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; The Battle of the Nile in August 1798 was one of Nelsons most innovative and decisive victories, a major contributing factor in establishing British naval supremacy. The French army in Egypt was effectively isolated and the overland route to India was secured. Nelsons chaplain, Stephen Comyn, led divine service on board the flagship Vanguard at 2pm on the day after the battle., Abbey: Life, 376.5990London: (c. 1820)
GBP200.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5990&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5990.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Allies before Dantzic in Winter.Aquatint with original colour, 26 x 33 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Clark, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Danzig was captured by the French in 1807 and besieged by the Russians throughout 1813; the French withdrew on January 2nd 1814., Abbey: Life, 376.5992London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5992&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Taking a French Eagle at BarrossaAquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 35 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Deighton, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; The first French Eagle to be captured, from the French 8th Line Regiment at Barrosa on March 5th 1811, in the hands of Sergeant Patrick Masterson of the 87th Irish Regiment. Ensign Edward Keogh, killed as he grasped the Eagle, lies in the foreground., Abbey: Life, 376.5993London: (c. 1820)
GBP150.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5993&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5993.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Buffs at the Battle of AlbueraAquatint with original colour, 25.5 x 35 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Manskirch, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Outflanked by French and Polish cavalry, the Buffs were all but wiped out at Albuera in May 1811 (643 of 755 men killed). Lieutenant Matthew Latham saved the colours, though badly wounded, by falling upon them under the hooves of the enemy. Only the staff was taken, although five other regimental colours were captured., Abbey: Life, 376.5994London: (c. 1820)
GBP150.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5994&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5994.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Cockpit, Battle of the NileAquatint with original colour, 26 x 35 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Manskirch, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; The Battle of the Nile in Ausgust 1798 was one of Nelsons most innovative and decisive victories, a major contributing factor in establishing British naval supremacy. The French army in Egypt was effectively isolated and the overland route to India was secured. Nelson was wounded in the forehead by grapeshot and removed below decks of his flagship, Vanguard., Abbey: Life, 376.5995London: (c. 1820)
GBP200.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5995&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5995.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:Head Quarters, Waterloo 1815Aquatint with original colour, 26 x 35 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Manskirch, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5996London: (c. 1820)
GBP150.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5996&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The Horse Guards at the Battle of Waterloo. One of the Officers having killed a French Colonel cuts off his Epaulette in Triumph.Aquatint with original colour, 26 x 35 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Heath, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5997London: (c. 1820)
GBP150.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5997&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5997.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Orme, Edward:The French Conscripts.Aquatint with original colour, 26 x 35 cms, engraved by Dubourg after Atkinson, marginal soiling not affecting image, from Historic military and naval anecdotes of ... the last long-contested war. The plates were issued 1815-1818, and published for the first time in book form in the following year. A second edition was published in the 1830s.; Abbey: Life, 376.5998London: (c. 1820)
GBP125.0Maritime and Military Printc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5998&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5998.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, OXFORDSHIRE: Blaeu:OxoniumCopper engraving, 42 x 52 cms, Original hand-colour, Dutch text to verso.5999Amsterdam: (1646)
GBP850.0British Counties Map1646nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5999&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/5999.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert:Britannia SaxonicaCopper engraving, 38.5 x 31 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso. Mordens map of the Anglo-Saxon heptarchy engraved for the Gibson edition of Camdens Britannia.6002London: (c. 1695)
GBP150.0British Isles Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6002&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6002.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert:Britannia RomanaCopper engraving, 36.5 x 44 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso. Mordens map of Roman Britain engraved for the Gibson edition of Camdens Britannia.6003London: (c. 1695)
GBP175.0British Isles Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6003&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6003.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Boethius:De Consolatione Philosophiae [...] Ioh. Bernatius recensuit, & Commentario illustravit.8vo. pp. [xvi], 394, [vi]. Light toning. Contemporary blind-ruled calf, neatly and appropriately rebacked, corners renewed, recent end-papers.; An elegant and correct edition according to Dibdin. Plantins son-in-law and successor, Jan Moretus, maintained the high standards of the press., Dibdin I, 352.6005Antverpiae [Antwerp], ex officina Plantiniana, apud Ioannem Moretum: (1607)
GBP750.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1607nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6005&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6005.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Justinus:Historiae Philippicae ad optimas editiones collatae [....]8vo. pp. [ii], xxvi, 423, [xlvii]. Contemporary half sheep, very slightly rubbed, floral ornaments in the compartments on the spine. Receipt from a Hamburg bookseller dated 1960 still loosely inserted.6008Biponti [Zweibrcken]: ex Typographia Societatis: (1784)
GBP125.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1784nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6008&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Haec est nobilis & florens illa Neapolis ... [Naples]Copper engraving, 34 x 48.5 cms. recent hand-colour, numbered in an old hand in the margin, top right, Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary., Koeman B&H 16011Cologne: (c. 1572)
GBP650.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1572nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6011&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6011.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun, Georg and Hogenberg, Frans:Basilea [Basel]Copper engraving, 37 x 38 cms, recent hand-colour, a couple of trivial spots, Latin text on verso.; The Civitates Orbis Terrarum - Cities of the whole World - was one of the best-selling works of the late sixteenth-century. It was a monumental work completed over 45 years between 1572 and 1617. It was the first systematic city atlas (containing the first printed views of many towns). Braun wrote the text and Ortelius - who travelled with the artist Joris Hoefnagel - supplied much of the material, which was then engraved by Novellus and Hogenburg. There were a number of editions, mostly with Latin text, but it is extremely difficult (and as Koeman says of secondary importance) to differentiate between them, as the state of the plates and their number and order does not vary., Koeman B&H 26013Cologne: (c. 1575)
GBP450.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Mapc. 1575nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Benelux Mapc. 1588nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1841nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Isles Map1861nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Topographical Views Printc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP225.0Middle East Map1765nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1756nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1756nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1756nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0London Print1756nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0London Print1756nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0London Print1734nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0London Print1769nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Map1708nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1648nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Greece Mapc. 1764nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0British Counties Mapc. 1588nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0British Counties Mapc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Counties Map1610nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Map1607nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0British Counties Map1610nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Counties Map1654nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1646nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Middle East Mapc. 1740nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP280.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1743nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1711nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Balkans Mapc. 1668nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Isles Mapc. 1791nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP700.0British Counties Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0British Counties Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP575.0British Counties Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Americas: Central, South Map1752nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Middle East Map1752nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Middle East Mapc. 1660nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Middle East Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0British Isles Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0British Isles Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0Americas: General, North Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Americas: Central, South Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP950.0Scandinavia & Baltic Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1740nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1607noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1710noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1822nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1822nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map1791nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0British Isles Map1796nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Isles Map1827nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Isles Map1827nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1818nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Asia: General, Western Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0charged by Louis XIV with mapping the coasts of France first and then the rest of the world. He was also a member of the Royal Society of London. Bellin compiled the maps for Prvost's Histoire Gnrale des Voyages, and he reworked them for his Petit Atlas Francaise and his Petit Atlas Maritime.c. 1764nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Africa Map1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0charged by Louis XIV with mapping the coasts of France first and then the rest of the world. He was also a member of the Royal Society of London. Bellin compiled the maps for Prvost's Histoire Gnrale des Voyages, and he reworked them for his Petit Atlas Francaise and his Petit Atlas Maritime.c. 1764nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0History and Literature Book1851-56nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Travels Book1849nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP900.0Russia Mapc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0Russia Mapc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0Middle East Map1809-1822nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP850.0Middle East Map1809-1822nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6205&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6205.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Le Grand PlongeonEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6206Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6206&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6206.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Courly tte nue, du Cap de bonne-EsperanceEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6207Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6207&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6207.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Le Barbican, des Ctes de BarbarieEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6209Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6209&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6209.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Oye, de CanadaEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6210Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6210&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6210.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Sarcelle male, de MadagascarEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6211Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6211&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6211.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Le ButorEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6212Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6212&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6212.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Petit Butor de CayenneEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6213Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6213&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6213.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Eder femelleEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6214Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6214&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6214.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Femelle de lOye, du Cap de Bonne-EsperanceEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6215Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6215&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6215.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Oye de la cte de CoromandelEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6216Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6216&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6216.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Femelle de la Sarcelle, de la ChineEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6217Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6217&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6217.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Canard, de MiclonEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6218Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6218&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6218.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Oiseau de Paradis, de la Nouvelle Guine, dit le MagnifiqueEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6219Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP125.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6219&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6219.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:LOiseau de Paradis, des MoluquesEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6220Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6220&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6220.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Martin-pcheur hup, du Cap de Bonne-EspranceEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6221Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6221&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6221.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Martin-pcheur hup, du SngalEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6222Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6222&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6222.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Tiercelet hagard dEpervierEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6223Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP75.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6223&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6223.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buffon, Comte de, and Martinet:Martin-pcheur, de la cte MalabarEngraved plate with original hand-colour, approx 25.5 x 21 cms, from Histoire Naturelle de Oiseaux.; Buffons ambitious and comprehensive work, one of the most important of all bird books (Sitwell: Fine Bird Books) was issued in 42 parts with 1008 plates over a period of a decade and a half, and when bound filled ten volumes. The plates, engraved by Martinet, were originally intended to illustrate Buffons general Natural History, but in the event the more general work was illustrated with only 262 black and white plates.6224Paris, lImprimerie Royale: (1770-86.)
GBP100.0Natural History (Birds by Buffon) Print1770-86.nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6224&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6224.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]SDUK:PhiladelphiaSteel engraving, 38 x 30 cms, original hand colour, slight toning, blank verso.; The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge was founded in 1826 with the high-minded aim of making 'useful' information available to self-taught members of the working and lower middle classes. Some of the material was decidedly abstruse, subscribers fell away and the Society was wound up in 1848; however, the series of 209 maps published over a 14 year period from 1829 onwards were highly praised for their superior quality, accuracy and aesthetic appeal and remain an outstanding achievement.6227London: (1840)
GBP150.0Americas: General, North Map1840nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6227&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6227.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Burge, Squadron Leader C.G. (ed.):The Schneider Trophy Contest, 1929 - The Royal Aero Club Official Souvenir Programme.8vo (25 x 19 cms), pp. 72 + 8 colour-printed plates after Coombe Richards and advertisements, illustrated in b/w throughout, staple bound (slight rust) with centre-fold loose, race table partially filled in in pencil, original colour-printed wrappers.; The Schneider Trophy contest is possibly the most famous air race of all time. The British Supermarine team won the final three contests in 1927, 1929 and 1931, and R.J. Mitchells pioneering sea-plane designs were of immense value in the development of the Spitfire. 1929 was also significant in that Aircraftsman T.E. Shaw (Lawrence of Arabia) was seconded to the British high speed flight on his return from India and assisted in preparations for the race.6228London: Gale & Polden: (1929)
GBP150.0Travels Book1929nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6228&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6228.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu:Vectis Insula. Anglice The Isle of Wight.Copper engraving, 39 x 50 cms, original hand-colour, French text on verso.6230Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP575.0British Isles Map1645nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6230&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6230.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Huquier, Jacques-Gabriel:Vue Perspective du March aux Fleurs a LondresCopper engraving, 26.5 x 41 cms, original hand-colour, slight soiling, blank verso. Late eighteenth-century vue doptique of Covent Garden.6232Paris: Huquier fils: (c. 1780)
GBP375.0London Printc. 1780nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6232&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6232.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Havell, Robert:The Opening of the New London Bridge by their most Gracious Majesties William the 4th & Queen AdelaideAquatint, 28.5 x 43.5 cms, with key in lower margin, blank verso.6233London: (c. 1831)
GBP500.0London Printc. 1831nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6233&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6233.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM][Custos, Dominic]:LundenCopper engraving, 27 x 32 cms, black and white as issued, two areas of paper thinning strengthened on verso, which is blank.; A seventeenth-century German broadsheet depicting a bird's-eye panorama of Stuart London taken from Southwark and surmounted by three engraved vignettes concerning the proposed Spanish match of 1623 between the future Charles I and the infanta Maria of Spain. Charles travelled in person to Madrid to make his case but the marriage was extremely controversial and did not take place. A couple of years later Charles married Henrietta Maria of France. The topical nature of the plate suggests that it was printed close to events, although the signs of wear to the copper-plate itself (such as the crack, centre) which show up after printing, suggest that it was a popular piece. The three images at the top of the sheet appear to show scenes from English court life, with the king praying or giving audience from beneath a canopy, dining at table with his precious plate displayed behind him, and in procession.6234Germany (probably Augsburg or Frankfurt, possibly for G. Schnborner): (c. 1627)
GBP250.0London Printc. 1627nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6234&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6234.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Duruy, Victor:Histoire des Romains depuis les temps les plus reculs, jusqu'a l'invasion des Barbares [...] Nouvelle dition [...]7 vols., large 8vo. Profusely illustrated throught. The 2500 engravings and 100 maps and plans mentioned on the title include full page chromolithograph and b/w wood engraved plates and numerous illustrations in the text itself. Contemporary quarter-calf over marbled boards, slightly rubbed.; The son of a factory worker, Duruy rose to become Napoleon IIIs minister of education. He first published his Roman History in the 1840s, but this fully revised and magnificently illustrated edition prepared after his retirement from politics is a different book altogether, described by Britannica (11th ed) as a really great work.6235Paris: Librairie Hachette: (1879-85)
GBP575.0History and Literature Book1879-85nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6235&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6235.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Guild of Women Binders:The Bindings of To-morrow. A Record of the Work of the Guild of Women-Binders and of the Hampstead Bindery with a Critical introduction by G. Elliot Anstruther.4to. Number 167 of 500 copies. pp. xxxii + 50 superb colour-printed plates interleaved with explanatory text, trivial spotting. Contemporary chocolate morocco, ambitiously elaborate onlaid design within gilt-tooled frame on the covers, spine lettered direct, upper joint renewed; vellum doublures and relatively restrained gilt-ruled turn-ins and hinges. Almost certainly bound by an unidentified member of the Guild of Women Binders.; Founded in 1898 by bookseller Frank Karslake, the Guild of Women Binders operated until 1904 as a loose confederation of established female binders from various groups such as the Chiswick Art Workers' Guild and the Edinburgh Arts and Crafts Club, with Karslake organizing exhibitions and sales from his shop on the Charing Cross Road and through Sotheby's. A number of outstanding female binders were represented by the Guild, and it also provided the opportunity for amateurs to study under established male binders such as Douglas Cockerell. Anstruther's introduction to the present work identifies the laudable long term goal of opening up a new career for women in addition to the, overcrowded professions of teaching, dressmaking, type-writing and the like6236London: Printed for the Guild of Women-Binders: (1902)
GBP1750.0, but members of the Guild would principally have been women of means. This particular volume, with its elaborate covers and plain spine, is ideally suited to exhibition display. The design shows an awareness of the best work by top firms such as Zaehnsdorf's and Sangorski and Sutcliffe, but the enthusiastic use of decorative elements suggestive of two eras - the sixteenth and early nineteenth centuries - implies an amateur hand. Sometimes members of the Guild designed bindings which were then executed by professionals. However, from subtle clues such as a slight lack of precision in applying the onlays, one can infer that in this instance the designer was also the binder.1902nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Africa Map1606nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP850.0British Isles Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0British Isles Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP575.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP800.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Isles Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0France Map1752nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Balkans Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Balkans Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0British Counties Mapc. 1857nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Balkans Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Europe Map1632nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP575.0British Isles Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Counties Map[c. 1911]nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1853nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0British Counties Mapc. 1646nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP90.0British Counties Mapc. 1646nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Middle East Mapc. 1580nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Scandinavia & Baltic Bookc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP850.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Europe Map1861nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Africa Mapc. 1899nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1792nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1594nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0History and Literature Book1625nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP800.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1583-85nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1757nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP60.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1834nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP180.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1824nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0British Counties Map1712nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP900.0British Counties Map1675nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Isles Map1824nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP180.0Travels Book1863nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1771nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1670noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Marvin, Legal Bibliography (1847) 599 frequently found herself on the wrong side of the law: by the 1730s (when she was approaching seventy) her bail was set at a cool 200 for the printing of seditious material. (McDowell, Paula: The Women of Grub Street (1998) p. 70.)1721nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0British Counties Map1840nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1500.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1629nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6312&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6312.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bible, Greek Old Testament:[...] Vetus Testamentum ex versione Septuaginta interpretum [...], summa cura edidit Lambertus Bos [...]4to. pp. [xliv], 1326 + 5 engraved folding maps and plates. With additional engraved title, letterpress title printed in red and black with engraved vignette on the theme of Constantine the Great. Greek text. The maps show the Eastern Mediterranean and the Near East, the World and the Holy Land (two sheets joined), and there is also a plan of Jerusalem and a view of the construction of the Tabernacle with the Ark of the Covenant in the foreground. Some light waterstaining to the upper inner margin of the first few leaves, and a little age-toning. Contemporary prize-vellum with the arms of the Hague on the covers, slightly soiled.; Darlow & Moule note that Lambert Boss edition of the Sixtine text has served as a copy for many later editions. According to Dibdin this includes the Oxford University Press, and he also draws attention to the quality of the critical apparatus., Darlow & Moule 4726; Dibdin I, 97.6313Franequerae [Franeker], Excudit Franciscus Halma [...]: (1709.)
GBP750.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1709.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1500.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1568-69.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1250.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1546nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1800.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1531nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6316&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6316.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Clement I, Saint, Pope:[Greek title] Ad Corinthios Epistola Prior [...]4to. pp. [xxiv], 76, [xlviii]. First edition, Greek and Latin text, printed in red and black, one or two early ink annotations, wide margins, contemporary calf, rubbed, rebacked preserving original spine.; First (and only STC edition) of the first letter of St.Clement to the Corinthians (together with the surviving fragment of the second, now thought to be a homily by another author) and also the first edition of the Latin translation by Patrick Young, royal librarian to James I and Charles I. The innovative (and - from a type-setting point of view - highly complex) printing in red indicates where text has been supplied by Young to fill lacunae in the original manuscript (the celebrated Codex Alexandrinus which was presented to Charles I by the Patriarch of Constantinople through the agency of Thomas Roe). Clement was one of the earliest Bishops of Rome, c. 92-99 AD, and his letter to the Cornithian church is the only surviving work which can be ascribed to him with confidence. As such it is one of the earliest Christian documents extant and sheds important light on the early church., STC 5398; Madan I, 166.6317Oxonii [Oxford], Excudebat Iohannes Lichfield [...]: (1633)
GBP1500.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1633nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP700.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1763nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP750.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1596nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1723nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1713nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1713nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1725nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0.1744noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Atlases & Books with Maps Map[1907]nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0History and Literature Bookc. 1880nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0London Print1890nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0London Print1890nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Topographical Views Print1887nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1862nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0London Print1869nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1872nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0British Counties Map1637nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Africa Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Americas: Central, South Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP850.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1722nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Spain and Portugal Map1837nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Middle East Map1843nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Middle East Map1843nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Asia: General, Western Map1831nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Asia: General, Western Map1831nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Asia: General, Western Map1835nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Asia: Far East Map1843nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Asia: Far East Map1834nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Balkans Map1832nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Russia Map1832nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Scandinavia & Baltic Map1831nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0London Print1876nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Topographical Views Print1864nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Topographical Views Print1863nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Topographical Views Print1891nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Italy and Malta Map1831nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6366&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6366.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Schraembl, Franz Anton:Karte von IrelandCopper engraving, 66 x 58 cms, faint original hand-colour in outline, blank verso.6367Vienna: (1787)
GBP275.0British Isles Map1787nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Map1836nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6368&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6368.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:XVIIIe Sicle Arabe Madcasse, Formules Religieuse.Single lithographic plate, 36 x 31 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6369London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6369&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6369.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:Commencement du IIe Sicle avant J.C. Egyptien [...] Caractres Dmotiques.Single lithographic plate, 35.5 x 21 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6370London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6370&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6370.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:Alphabet HebreuSingle lithographic plate, 20 x 25 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6371London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6371&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6371.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:Fin du XIe Sicle SamaritainSingle lithographic plate, 34 x 25 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6372London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6372&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6372.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:XVIe Sicle HbreuSingle lithographic plate, 34 x 25 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6373London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6373&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6373.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:critures Chinoises [...] Planche 4Single lithographic plate, 27.5 x 30.5 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6374London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6374&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6374.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:critures Chinoises [...] Planche 3Single lithographic plate, 30.5 x 30 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6375London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6375&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:IXe Sicle LatinSingle lithographic plate, 36 x 24 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6376London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6376&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:VIIIe Sicle Saxon-LatinSingle lithographic plate, 35 x 24 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6377London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6378&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6378.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:XIIe Sicle LatinSingle lithographic plate, 41 x 23 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6379London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6380&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6380.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:Commencement du XIIIe Sicle FranaisSingle lithographic plate, 29 x 18 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6381London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6381&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6381.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Silvestre, M.J.B.:XIIe Sicle France MridionaleSingle lithographic plate, 27.5 x 15 cms (image, including text; sheet size is a standard 55 x 37 cms), blank verso. From the English edition of Silvestres Universal Palaeography or Fac-similes of Writings of all Nations and Periods, edited by Sir Frederic Madden, Keeper of the Department of Manuscripts at the British Museum, and published by Bohn.6382London: (1850)
GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP30.0Palaeography Prints Print1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Spain and Portugal Map1831nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Greece Map1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Greece Map1829nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0London Printc. 1720nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1600.0London Print1861nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP850.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-1837.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0Natural History (Birds by Gould) Print1832-1837.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Asia: Far East Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1866nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP17500.0Life of Johnson has not gone the way of other works, lauded as classics and left on the cold shelves. The work was instantly controversial. In his1776-1788noyesyesBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6404&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswhich wasantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, LONDON: Bacon, G.W.:Giffords Flexible Pocket Map of London, divided into half mile squares and circles.Printed on fine linen, printed area 48.5 x 67.5 cms, green cloth slipcase embossed: Flexible Map of London, sold by J. Tollworthy 122 Bishopgate St. Within.; A version of Bacons New Map of Central London, dated to c. 1884 (see Hyde, Printed Maps of Victorian London, #201). Possibly Mr Gifford had the idea of issuing it in this durable, flexible form.6406London: (c. 1885)
GBP300.0British Counties Mapc. 1885nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Isles Map1649nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Travels Book1848nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Africa Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Middle East Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Russia Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Balkans Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Greece Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Asia: General, Western Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Asia: Far East Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Asia: Far East Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Americas: Central, South Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0World Map1894nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Americas: General, North Map1908nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Americas: General, North Map1887nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Americas: General, North Map1878nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP275.0British Isles Mapc. 1815nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Italy and Malta Map1693nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Italy and Malta Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP800.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1703nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1628nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP2000.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1551 and 1554nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP180.0Asia: Far East Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Middle East Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Africa Map1775nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0History and Literature Book1836nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Isles Map1856nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Middle East Map1853nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1650.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1599 & 1602nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP2000.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1610noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Italy and Malta Map1869nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Italy and Malta Map1865nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP400.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1777-78nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1784nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1734.nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Koeman ME 41A . Juan Labana, who supplied the base map, was a Protugese professor of cosmography, geography and topography at the Spanish court.1636nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1652nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1641nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP180.0Middle East Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Middle East Map1789nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP350.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1606nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1609nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1609nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0Germany, Austria & Switzerland Map1609nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1682nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1729nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1744nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1697nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1515nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0British Counties Mapc. 1850nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Dictionaries & Books on Language Book1808-25noyesyesBryars & Bryars
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GBP500.0Benelux Mapc. 1572nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP325.0British Counties Map1647nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Maritime and Military Print1845nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP600.0British Counties Map1833nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP375.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1538nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP950.0Bibles, Theology & Early Christianity Book1590nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0British Counties Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP650.0British Counties Mapc. 1741nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1000.0Middle East Map1603nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP1900.0British Isles Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Maritime and Military Print1849nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0London Print1852nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0Africa Mapc. 1683nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP3750.0. A doctor and schoolmaster in Coventry, it is on his series of translations that his fame rests. He also translated Pliny, Suetonius, Ammianus Marcellinus, Xenophon and Livy, and produced the first English version of Camden's Britannia. His knowledge of Greek and Latin was matched by the pleasure he took in his own language, and his translations have stood the test of time as works of literature in their own right thanks to the richness of his use of English.1603nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP175.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP300.0British Counties Map1662nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP30.0British Counties Mapc. 1800nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1793nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0Classical & Byzantine Literature & Philosophy Book1763nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP950.0Classical & Byzantine Historians, Geographers & Specialist Authors Book1634nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6499&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6499.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM][Lee Boo, Prince]The History of Prince Lee Boo, a Native of the Pelew Islands, brought to England by Captain Wilson. A new Edition.12mo. pp. vi, 178, [vi] advertisements + engraved portrait frontis. and 5 engraved plates. Some staining towards the end of the volume. Green vellum spine over marbled boards (as described by Roscoe), worn. Early juvenile ownership isncription: Mary Anne Matthews. Priced 1/6 on title.; Elizabeth Newbery succeeded her husband John Newbery, who is generally regarded as the first to publisher to specialize in childrens literature. The first dated edition of this work appears to have been printed in 1789, and there are a number of undated issues which are difficult to pin down precisely (Newberys bibliographer Roscoe makes good use of dated ownership insriptions). However, Elizabeth Newbery retired in favour of John Harris in 1801, which gives us a terminus ante quem. Lee Boos story caused a sensation at the time. He was both noble savage and educational experiment. In 1783 Henry Wilsons ship, the East Indiaman Antelope, ran aground on islands he named the Pelews (Palau). The crew were received hospitably by the local population and managed to construct a new vessel from the wreckage of the old, in which they were able to reach Macao. The highest-ranking local chief, called by the Englishmen King Abba Thulle, asked Wilson to take one of his sons, Lee Boo, back to England to learn more about European technology and customs. Lee Boo was feted by London society but, despite Wilsons best efforts, he succumbed to small pox in December 1784, a little short of six months after his arrival. He is buried in St Marys, Rotherhithe., Roscoe: John Newbery and his successors, J170(3A).6500London, printed for E. Newbery [...]: ([c. 1795])
GBP350.0Travels Book[c. 1795]nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6500&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Murray, Rev. Thomas Boyles:Pitcairn: the Island, the People, and the Pastor; with a short account of the Mutiny of the Bounty [...] Sixth edition.Small 8vo. pp. 354 + 15 wood-engraved plates. Some light staining. Brown publishers cloth, blocked in gilt and blind, recased preserving original spine, end-papers etc. Booksellers ticket and stamp of W. Simpson, Brighton, and contemporary gift/ownership inscriptions dated 1856.; The sixth edition of Murrays popular and influential book on the Mutiny on the Bounty and the settlement of Pitcairn in its aftermath contains a record of births, deaths and marriages on the island and a table of all ships which called there, from the arrival of the Topaz in 1808. A preface dated August 1856 brings events completely up-to-date, with an account of the proposed abandonment of Pitcairn in favour of Norfolk Island (which had in fact taken place in May-June that year). The Pitcairners began to return just eighteen months later.6501London: printed for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge [...]: (1856)
GBP125.0Travels Book1856nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6501&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6501.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Balfour, Lady Betty:The History of Lord Lytton's Indian Administration, 1876 to 1880: compiled from Letters and Official Papers.8vo. pp. x, 552, 32 (adverts) + photogravure portrait frontispiece and folding colour-printed map lithographed by W. & A.K. Johnston at the rear. Publishers cloth, rubbed. Stamps and paper label (on cover) of the University Womens Club. Ownership inscription of Shirley Tremearne, dated 1902 (pencilled note: of Bangalore, male).; Robert Bulwer-Lytton had a brief but controversial term as Disraelis Viceroy, 1876-1880, which encompassed the Delhi Durbar (at which Queen Victoria was proclaimed Empress of India), an assassination attempt, the great famine of 1876-78 in which up to 10 million perished and the second Afghan War of 1878-80. Edited by Lyttons daughter, Lady Balfour, whose stated goal was to give to the public, for the first time, the true inner history of an administration which has been greatly criticised, yet little understood.6502London: Longmans, Green, and Co. [...]: (1899)
GBP100.0Travels Book1899nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0British Isles Mapc. 1845nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6503&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6503.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Francklin, Lieutenant-Colonel William:The History of the Reign of Shah-Aulum, the Present Emperor of Hindostaun. Containing the Transactions of the Court of Delhi, and the Neighbouring States, during a Period of Thirty-six years: interspersed with Geographical and Topographical Observations on Several of the Principal Cities of Hindostan.4to. pp.xx + [4] + 254 + folding map engraved by J. Walker, derived from surveys by (and dedicated to) James Rennell, sometimes described as the father of Indian cartography. There are also 4 engraved portrait plates: Shah Aulum, Mirza Nujuff Khan Zulficar al Dowlah, Mujud al Dowlah, and Madhajee Sindiah, after miniatures from the collections of William Ousely, Jonathan Scott, and Thomas Daniell. The preliminaries include a 12 page list of subscribers and a dedication to the directors of the East India Company. Marginal water-staining visible on the plates. Contemporary tree-calf, appropriately rebacked, corners renewed. Engraved bookplate of W. Burnett, c. 1800, incorporating the crest of the Burnett family of Leys, Scotland.; William Francklin (1763-1839), eldest son of the classical scholar Thomas Francklin, joined the Bengal Native Infantry as a cadet in 1783 and enjoyed a distinguished military career. However, he carved out an equally notable career as a scholar of oriental languages and literature. A long-standing member of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, in retirement he became a member of the Council and Librarian of the Royal Asiatic Society, London. For this particular work, as he reveals in the preface, he drew on Persian manuscript sources such as the Shah Aulum Nameh ... by Gholaum Ali. The Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II (reigned 1759-1806) was the last emperor to wield real power, although the actual power at his disposal fluctated widely over a long and contentous reign in which he sought to restore the lost glories of the Mughal Empire. In 1788, a decade before Francklin was writing, Shah Alam was blinded by his wazir, and although he held onto his throne and exacted vengeance his position was greatly weakened. After the battle of Delhi in 1803 the East India Company styled itself protector of the elderly ruler, quashing the threat of direct French interference and utilising the widespread (if largely nominal) authority which still adhered to the title., ESTC T1455236504London, Printed for the Author, by Cooper and Graham,: (1798)
GBP650.0Travels Book1798nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6504&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6504.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Abell, Lucia Elizabeth:Recollections of the Emperor Napoleon, during the first three years of his captivity on the island of St Helena: including the time of his residence at her father's house, The Briars1844; 8vo. First edition. pp. xii, 252, 16 (adverts) + 6 litho plates. Lacks additional engraved title. Green publishers cloth, some blemishes, blocked in gilt and blind with the Napoleonic bee emblem and the insignia of the Lgion d'honneur, rebacked, preserving original spine., 125London: John Murray [...][...]: ()
GBP6505.0Napoleon spent the first two months of his exile on St Helena on the estate of Mrs Abells father, William Balcombe, a merchant who had settled there in 1804. Napoleon became friendly with the family but in 1818 Balcombe was dismissed from the island, suspected of (at the very least) having been the dupe of the French in acting as an intermediary in clandestine correspondence with Paris. He was later appointed colonial treasurer of New South Wales (see Australian Dictionary of National Biography).nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=London: John Murray [...]&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Clouet, Abb Jean-Baptiste-Louis:LArabieCopper engraving, 32 x 55 cms, original hand-colour, flanked by descriptive French text, blank verso. Prepared for Geographie Moderne.6506Paris: (1785)
GBP200.0Middle East Map1785nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6506&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6506.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham:Barbariae et Biledulgerid, nova descriptioCopper engraving, 33 x 50.5 cms, original hand-colour, Latin text on verso.; North Africa was a part of the Mediterranean world and trade links were significant. Ortelius gives some information here found on no other printed maps of the period, and may therefore have been working from a Portugese or Venetian manuscript.6507Antwerp: (1595)
GBP750.0Africa Map1595nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6507&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6507.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian:Tabula Europae IWoodcut, 26 x 34 cms, black and white as issued, Latin text within a woodcut frame on verso. Ptolemaic map of the British Isles created by Munster to illustrate his edition of Ptolemys Geographia, contained within a trapezoidal frame and incorporating two panels which list the ancient tribes of Ireland and Britain.; Shirley: Early Printed Maps of the British Isles #276508Basle: (1540)
GBP650.0British Isles Map1540nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6508&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6508.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ruscelli, Girolamo:Anglia et Hibernia NovaCopper engraving, 19 x 26.5 cms, black and white as issued, one or two wormholes, blank verso.; Ruscellis modern map of the British Isles, derived from George Lilys map of 1546, was first issued in his edition of Ptolemys Geographia printed by Valgrisi in 1561., Shirley: Early Printed Maps of the British Isles #686509Venice: (1561)
GBP400.0British Isles Map1561nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6509&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6509.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ruscelli, Girolamo:Tabulae Europae ICopper engraving, 19.5 x 26.5 cms, black and white as issued, one or two wormholes, blank verso.; Ruscellis Ptolemaic map of the British Isles was first issued in his edition of Ptolemys Geographia printed by Valgrisi in 1561., Shirley: Early Printed Maps of the British Isles #676510Venice: (1561)
GBP325.0British Isles Map1561nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6510&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6510.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John:British IndiaSteel engraving, 26.5 x 33.5 cms, original outline colour, blank verso; engraved by John Rapkin for the Illustrated Atlas the plates were also used for other publications such as Charles Balls History of the Indian Mutiny.6513London: (c. 1851)
GBP150.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6513&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6513.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John:Modern PalestineSteel engraving, 35 x 25.5 cms, original outline colour, blank verso; engraved by John Rapkin for the Illustrated Atlas.6514London: (c. 1851)
GBP100.0Middle East Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6514&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6514.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Speed, John:The Countie of Leinster with the Citie of Dublin described [...]Copper engraving, 51.5 x 39 cms, inset view of Dublin, recent hand-colour, restoration to centrefold, English text on verso.; Speeds inset town plans, some surveyed by himself, taken together in his Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain comprise the first collection of town plans of the British Isles. His plan of Dublin is the earliest printed map of the city and was copied by Braun & Hogenberg (among others), who included it in the sixth volume of their monumental Civitates Orbis Terrarum published in 1617.6515London, Sudbury & Humble,: (c. 1630)
GBP950.0British Isles Mapc. 1630nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6515&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6515.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas:Carte des Costes de Perse, Gusarat, et Malabar.Copper engraving, 25.5 x 20.5 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso.; Jacques Nicolas Bellin the elder (1703-1772) was first chief hydrographic engineer of the, Dpt des cartes, plans et journaux du Ministre de la Marine6516Paris: (c. 1764)
GBP125.0charged by Louis XIV with mapping the coasts of France first and then the rest of the world. He was also a member of the Royal Society of London. Bellin compiled the maps for Prvost's Histoire Gnrale des Voyages, and he reworked them for his Petit Atlas Francaise and his Petit Atlas Maritime.c. 1764nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6516&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Moll, Herman:A Plan of Fort St George and the City of MadrasCopper engraving, 21 x 20 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso.; Herman Moll (c. 1654-1732) was both map engraver and publisher, one of the most prolific and significant map-makers working in England in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth-centuries. He is now known to have been of German (rather than Dutch) origin, and he came to London at some point in the 1670s, initially working with established figures such as Moses Pitt.6517London: (c. 1730)
GBP125.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP80.0Asia: General, Western Map1747nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6518&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6518.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Moll, Herman:A Plan of ConstantinopleCopper engraving, 18.5 x 30 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso.; Herman Moll (c. 1654-1732) was both map engraver and publisher, one of the most prolific and significant map-makers working in England in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth-centuries. He is now known to have been of German (rather than Dutch) origin, and he came to London at some point in the 1670s, initially working with established figures such as Moses Pitt.6519London: (c. 1730)
GBP300.0Middle East Mapc. 1730nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6519&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6519.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham:Angliae Regni Florentissimi Nova Descriptio, auctore Humfredo LhuydCopper engraving, 37 x 50 cms, recent hand-colour, closed centrefold split, French text to verso.6520Antwerp,: (1598)
GBP800.0British Isles Map1598nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6520&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6520.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius:Angliae, Scotiae, et Hiberniae, sive Britannicae Insularum DescriptioCopper engraving, 34.5 x 49 cms, recent hand colour, minor marginal restorations, blank verso.; An unusual example with blank verso, either a loose leaf map which has been bound into one of the later editions (the plate shows the appropriate signs of wear) as a substitute for a leaf with text on the verso, or run-off from the original plate for a later edition which was perhaps never completed. After the death of Vrients in 1612 the Ortelius copper-plates passed into the hands of the Moretus brothers, Plantins successors, and it has been suggested that they issued editions of the Theatrum without text., Shirltey, British Isles, #86.6521Antwerp: (c. 1610)
GBP950.0British Isles Mapc. 1610nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6521&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6521.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]WALES, MONMOUTHSHIRE: Morden, Robert:MonmouthshireCopper engraving, 35.5 x 42.5 cms, recent hand-colour, blank verso. Engraved to accompany Gibsons edition of Camdens Britannia, first published in 1695.6522London,: (c. 1695)
GBP150.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6522&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6522.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jennings, Rev. David:An Introduction to the Knowledge of Medals [] The Second Edition.8vo. pp. [iv], 59, [iii]. Nineteenth-century quarter calf, rubbed. An introduction to collecting ancient coins, including hints on how to spot forgeries.; John Baskerville's widow Sarah is known to have printed only two books (the other being an edition of Horace), both re-issues of works previously published by the Baskerville press and printed within a couple of years of Baskerville's death. However, she successfully maintained the business for a decade, concentrating her energies on type-founding rather than printing before selling her entire stock for 150,000 Francs in 1785, to the French dramatist Beaumarchais who used it to print an edition of Voltaire. John Baskerville consistently flouted convention in his personal life, not least by living with another man's wife. Sixteen year old Sarah Ruston married one Richard Eaves in 1724 and bore him five children, but he deserted her in 1743 and soon afterwards she found employment as housekeeper at Easy Hill, Baskerville's Birmingham home. Eaves returned to Birmingham in 1762 and died in 1764. A month later Sarah at last became Mrs Baskerville., ESTC T1010146523Birmingham: Printed by Sarah Baskerville; and sold by Joseph Johnson []: (1775)
GBP450.0History and Literature Book1775nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6523&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6523.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Murry, Hugh (ed.):Adventures of British Seamen in the Southern Ocean, Displaying the Striking Contrasts Which the Human Character Exhibits in an Uncivilized State.8vo. pp. xi, [i], 353, [i] including half title, + engraved portrait frontis. (Tippahee, a New Zealand Chief) and addtional steel-engraved title with vignette. Publishers cloth, somehwat rubbed, worn at headcaps, with original paper-label.; Volume IV in the Constables Miscellany series, the collection includes accounts of the wreck of the Antelope off the Pelews (and anecdotes of Prince Lee Boo); the mutiny on the Bounty, Blighs subsequent voyage in an open boat, the wreck of the Pandora and the rediscovery of the mutineers on Pitcairn; the wreck of the Boyd off New Zealand (hence the frontispiece).6524Edinburgh: Printed for Constable & Co.: (1827)
GBP150.0Travels Book1827nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0British Counties Mapc. 1750nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6525&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6525.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mortier, Pieter:Partie occidentale dune partie dAsie ou sont les Isles de Zocotora, de lAmirante; Carte particulaire dune partie dAsie ou sont les Isles dAndemaon, Ceylan, les Maldives.Two copper engraved sheets joined, 60.5 x 89 cms, original hand-colour, blank verso. Some oxidisation of the green pigments, strengthened on the verso with archival tissue. A magnificent two-sheet chart of western Asia, extending from the Arabian peninsular to Thailand, which appeared in both the Atlas Nouveau and the Suite du Neptune Franois.; Koeman Mor 1 & M. Mor 76526Amsterdam: (c. 1700)
GBP1500.0Asia: General, Western Mapc. 1700nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6526&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6526.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John:British India, Southern Part.Copper engraving, original hand-colour, blank verso. From Thomsons New General Atlas.6527Edinburgh: (1816)
GBP200.0Asia: General, Western Map1816nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6527&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6527.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Porcacchi, Tomaso:InghilterraCopper engraving, 11 x 15 cms, engraved by Girolamo Porro, set in descriptive Italian text with woodcut headpiece and historiated initial, later hand-colour. From LIsole piu famose del Mondo, one of the most beautifully engraved of the Italian Isolaria or Island books.; Shirley notes the curious selection of placenames (eg. London is omitted)., Shirley, British Isles #976528Venice: (c. 1572)
GBP200.0British Isles Mapc. 1572nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP75.0Americas: Central, South Mapc. 1851nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Americas: Central, South Map1754nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6530&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6530.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Darton, William & Thomas:Walkers New Geographical Game exhibiting a tour through EuropeCopper engraving, 46 x 51 cms, dissected into 12 sheets and laid on linen, original hand colour, folding into original marbled slipcase with engraved publishers labels, some wear. Lacks rules.; An unusual cartographic game in which the players travel around Europe learning as they do so (the rules booklet, recorded with an 1829 edition held in California, presumably contained suitably educational comments). William Darton junior and his son Thomas briefly worked together, 1807-10.6531London: (1810)
GBP750.0Europe Map1810nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP50.0France Map1748nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0Koeman Lan 11A; Shirley, British Isles #347 (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6534&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus:ScotiaCopper engraving, 9.4 x 13.5 cms, recent hand-colour, Latin text on verso.; From the first edition of Tabularum geographicarum contractarum libri, a geographical work which is normally catalogued under the name of its author, Bertius. The maps are generally reduced from the cartography in the folio Mercator-Hondius atlas, and were mostly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, eldest son of the printer, who also bears the same name (although in this case engraved by Salomon Rogiers). Geoffrey King calls them, undoubtedly the finest set of miniature maps ever printed6535Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP175.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6535&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus:Northumbria, Cumberlandia et Dunelmensis Episcopatus.Copper engraving, 9.4 x 13.5 cms, recent hand-colour, Latin text on verso.; From the first edition of Tabularum geographicarum contractarum libri, a geographical work which is normally catalogued under the name of its author, Bertius. The maps are generally reduced from the cartography in the folio Mercator-Hondius atlas, and were mostly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, eldest son of the printer, who also bears the same name. Geoffrey King calls them, undoubtedly the finest set of miniature maps ever printed6536Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP100.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP100.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP125.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6539&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus:MediaCopper engraving, 9.4 x 13.4 cms, recent hand-colour, Latin text on verso. Miniature map of County Meath.; From the first edition of Tabularum geographicarum contractarum libri, a geographical work which is normally catalogued under the name of its author, Bertius. The maps are generally reduced from the cartography in the folio Mercator-Hondius atlas, and were mostly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, eldest son of the printer, who also bears the same name. Geoffrey King calls them, undoubtedly the finest set of miniature maps ever printed6540Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP100.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6540&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus:ConnatiaCopper engraving, 9.4 x 13.4 cms, recent hand-colour, Latin text on verso. The Province of Connacht or Connaught.; From the first edition of Tabularum geographicarum contractarum libri, a geographical work which is normally catalogued under the name of its author, Bertius. The maps are generally reduced from the cartography in the folio Mercator-Hondius atlas, and were mostly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, eldest son of the printer, who also bears the same name. Geoffrey King calls them, undoubtedly the finest set of miniature maps ever printed6541Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP150.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6541&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus:LageniaCopper engraving, 9.4 x 13.5 cms, recent hand-colour, printers crease, Latin text on verso. The Province of Leinster.; From the first edition of Tabularum geographicarum contractarum libri, a geographical work which is normally catalogued under the name of its author, Bertius. The maps are generally reduced from the cartography in the folio Mercator-Hondius atlas, and were mostly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, eldest son of the printer, who also bears the same name. Geoffrey King calls them, undoubtedly the finest set of miniature maps ever printed6542Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP150.0Koeman Lan 11A (Miniature Antique Maps p. 96).1616nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6542&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarsantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, LANCASHIRE: Morden, Robert:The County Palatine of LancasterCopper engraving, 36 x 42.5 cms, recent hand-colour, small marginal nick, blank verso. Engraved to accompany Gibsons edition of Camdens Britannia, first published in 1695.6543London,: (c. 1695)
GBP200.0British Counties Mapc. 1695nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6543&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6543.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Moll, Herman:ScotlandCopper engraving, 18.5 x 19.3 cms, recent hand-colour, a couple of contemporary annotations, trimmed close to neatline, blank verso. Originally engraved for Molls Complete System of Geography.; Herman Moll (c. 1654-1732) was both map engraver and publisher, one of the most prolific and significant map-makers working in England in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth-centuries. He is now known to have been of German (rather than Dutch) origin, and he came to London at some point in the 1670s, initially working with established figures such as Moses Pitt.6544London: (1701)
GBP150.0British Isles Map1701nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP150.0British Isles Map1701nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Isles Mapc. 1572nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP250.0British Isles Mapc. 1572nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6547&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6547.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius:AngliaCopper engraving, 8.7 x 11.7 cms, recent hand-colour, German text on the verso. From the series of maps engraved by brothers Ferdinand and Ambrose Arsenius for the third version of the epitome, the pocket-atlas version of Ortelius Theatrum. The German edition was published by Keerberger and Hulsius under a Frankfurt imprint rather than the usual Antwerp.; Koeman Ort 666548Frankfurt: (1604)
GBP175.0British Isles Map1604nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP200.0British Isles Map1604nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6549&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6549.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]ENGLAND, LONDON: Bacon, G.W. & Son Ltd:Geological Map of London and Environs, showing the Superficial Deposits.Four lithographed map-sheets joined, 62 x 92 cms, original hand-colour, blank verso. From Bacons Atlas of London & Suburbs.6550London: (1900)
GBP375.0British Counties Map1900nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6550&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6550.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]OXFORDSHIRE: Aa, Pieter van der:Le College de Magdalen Hall a OxfordCopper engraving, 13 x 17 cms, black and white, blank verso, from James Beverell's Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de L'Irlande. Magdalen Hall (not to be confused with Magdalen Collge) became part of Hertford College.6551Leiden: (1727)
GBP65.0Topographical Views Print1727nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP450.0Architecture Print1762nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Topographical Views Print1727nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Topographical Views Print1727nononoBryars & Bryars
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GBP65.0Topographical Views Print1727nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6555&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6555.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]CAMBRIDGESHIRE: Aa, Pieter van der:Le Collge du Roi (Kings, Cambridge)Copper engraving, 13.3 x 16.5 cms, black and white, paper flaw (small hole to left of centrefold), blank verso, from James Beverell's Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de L'Irlande. Magdalen Hall (not to be confused with Magdalen Collge) became part of Hertford College.6556Leiden: (1727)
GBP65.0Topographical Views Print1727nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6556&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6556.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jacotin. Pierre:Le Kaire, Plan Particulier de la VilleCopper engraving, 66 x 99 cms, engraved by Vicq and Dandeleux after Jacotin et al., trivial restoration to centrefold, blank verso. From the second edition of the Description de lEgypte, correctly blind-stamped top right, published by Panckoucke 1820-29.; Surveyed 1798-1801 by Jacotin (1765-1827) and other savants attached to Napoleons Commission des sciences et arts d'Egypte during the French occupation, this is the first truly accurate printed plan of the city (earlier maps such as the Braun & Hogenberg are far more schematic). Jacotin was appointed head of engineers and geographers during the Egyptian campaign, but Napoleon forbade the publication of any surveys of the country and his maps were only printed after the Restoration of Louis XVIII.6557Paris: (c. 1820)
GBP1000.0Africa Mapc. 1820nononoBryars & Bryars
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6557&dealerLogin=bryarshttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=bryarswww.paralos.co.uk/cc/images/6557.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBURG, JohannesAsia185 x 255 mm. General map, in full modern colour.; The "Atlas Minor" by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three "Minor" versions of Gerard Mercator's atlas. Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This being an example of the Asian continent. Koeman ME 198; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 9950:353; Phillips 3439; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Clop 1a.2754Amsterdam: (1630)
GBP500.0Asia Continent1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP110.0Frontispiece Title Pages1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP165.0Title Pages1635-55nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Frontispiece Title Pages1647nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2795&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2795.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PIRANESI, Giovanni BattistaVeduta dell Arco di Costantino, e dell Anfiteatro Flavio detto il Coloseo41 x 54 cms., with the usual paper crease along the middle where the paper was originally dried.; A classic Piranesi engraving of the Colosseum. Hind 56 st. 3 (of 6), a Rome edition2927Rome: (c.1750)
USD2875.0Italy Italyrc.1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2927&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2927.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, George.The Costume of Yorkshire.Folio (370 x 270 mm.), modern half morocco, ornate gilt spine. Title and text in English and French. With 41 hand-coloured aquatints by R. & D. Havell after Walker watermarked 1811.; Plate 3 is of particular interest in being the first representation of a steam engine on rails; built by Murray & Blenkinsop, Leeds, in 1812, about two years before Stephensons engine, it was used from 1812 until 1833 (Abbey). Abbey Life 432, Tooley 498.1678London: (1814)
GBP2750.0Yorks Natural History, Decorative & Science1814nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1678&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/1678.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HASSELL, John.Tour of the Grand Junction.Octavo, contemporary half calf, marbled boards, ornate gilt spine. With 24 hand-colored aquatint plates. A nice clean copy with only one signature displaying light foxing to the text.; Tooley, p. 212; Abbey, Scenery, 30.1709London: (1819)
GBP695.0British Topography1819noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1709&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/1709.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOULE, ThomasCheshire19 x 25.5 cms. Uncoloured. Light foxmark upper left.; ex 'Barclay's Dictionary'. Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, map seller and publisher. His finest work is the 'English Counties Delineated' first published in 1837. The publisher was George Virtue who used the same beautiful plates in his publication of Rev. James Barclay's 'Dictionary'. The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps.2545London: (c.1840)
GBP45.0Cheshire Englandc.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP40.0Devon Englandc.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP110.0Herts England1817nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP475.0Middx England1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP85.0Norfolk England1818nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP65.0Ireland Ireland1683nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Scotland Scotland1639nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP50.0Wales Wales1701nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Wales Wales1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Norfolk Suffolk England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2689&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2689.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSTONE, Capt. - TAPPER, MCarte de la cote meridionale d'Angleterre depuis Douvres jusqu'a Winchelsea.625 x 950 mm. Very slight offsetting upper right.; This detailed chart of the Kent coastline was surveyed by Capt. Johnstone and M. Tapper according to the title. It extends from Dover westwards to Winchelsea, Sussex.The Depot des Cartes et Plans de la Marine was the government hydrographic service of France. It was founded in 1720 to provide the French Navy with accurate charts and was headed first by Jacques Nicolas Bellin. Tooleys Dictionary.2709Paris: (1822)
GBP150.0Kent Sussex England1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP350.0Japan Japan & Korea1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP300.0Frontispiece Title Pages1640-50nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2787&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2787.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Nicolas.Nouvelle carte du Royaume de Bengale27 x 33cm.Uncoloured, centrefold, very slight discolouration top margin.; ex'Petit Atlas Maritime'2791Paris: (1764)
GBP95.0India India & Ceylonr1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2791&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2791.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, DanielAden in Arabia8.5 x 14cm. Uncoloured octavo view. Very slight foxing.; This attractive rare view of Aden was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the second state as published c.1640, a letter is placed before the pagination upper right. Landwehr no. 426.2799Frankfurt.: (1638.)
GBP150.0Arabia Middle East1638.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2799&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2799.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAPLACE, Cyrille Pierre T.Port-Louis a l'Ile de France220 x 305 mm., an uncoloured aquatint on India paper, with minor water stain upper left corner away from the image, otherwise in good condition.; This view of Port Louis in Mauritius displays the harbour and is from Laplace’s second voyage of circumnavigation which consolidated French interests in the Pacific entitled 'Voyage Autour du Monde … La Favorite'. Dunmore states ‘the importance of the expeditions of the Venus, the Artemise and the Heroine in laying the foundations for the subsequent sharing-out of Oceania should never be overlooked ...’ Dunmore ‘French Exploration of the Pacific’ pp. 317-40; Judd & Lind ‘Voyages to Hawaii before 1860’ 105; Sabin 38983.2807Paris: (1835)
GBP800.0Mauritius Indian Ocean1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP400.0South East Asia1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2809&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2809.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAPLACE, Cyrille Pierre T.Port-Louis (Ile de France)220 x 305 mm., an uncoloured aquatint on India paper, with minor water stain upper left corner away from the image, otherwise in good condition.; This view of Port Louis in Mauritius is from Laplace’s second voyage of circumnavigation which consolidated French interests in the Pacific entitled 'Voyage Autour du Monde … La Favorite'. Dunmore states ‘the importance of the expeditions of the Venus, the Artemise and the Heroine in laying the foundations for the subsequent sharing-out of Oceania should never be overlooked ...’ Dunmore ‘French Exploration of the Pacific’ pp. 317-40; Judd & Lind ‘Voyages to Hawaii before 1860’ 105; Sabin 38983.2810Paris: (1835)
GBP800.0Mauritius Indian Ocean1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2810&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2810.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORONELLI, Vincenzo MariaXantung e Peking provincie della China460 x 610 mm., full wash colour, in good condition.; An extremely ornate map by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli, the great seventeenth century Italian cartographer. Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650-1718) was a Franciscan Friar and the founder of the first Geographical Society. He was an active cartographer, cosmographer, globe maker, author, inventor and engineer, and teacher. Born in Ravenna in 1650 at the age of 15 he entered the Franciscan Order in which he would become Gran Generale in 1699. As he became more interested in cartography he developed an extensive correspondence network around Europe. In 1681 he famously went to Paris to produce 2 four metre globes for Louis XIV which still survive to this day. In 1685 he was made Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic and began teaching geography founding the Academia Cosmographica degli Argonauti in 1688, the worlds first geographical society. He single handedly brought back Italys reputation in the field of cartography. His style of engraving is very distinctive and displays detail without being too busy, it is very attractive to the eye. Arguably his most famous publication was the 'Atlante Veneto' in 1691. This particular map is from his 'Corso Geografico Universale', 1695, and fractures the provinces of Shantung and Peking. The Great Wall of China is displayed along with the Bay. The whole is completed by an ornate title cartouche. Dilke, The Map Collector 29 pp. 10-12.2829Venice: (1695)
GBP750.0China1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP795.0Mediterranean1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP350.0Northern Ireland Ireland1841-[72]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2868&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2868.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE WIT, FrederickVienna Austriae390 x 500 mm. Magnificent early wash coloured copperplate engraving.; A very attractive birds-eye view of the city of Vienna bu Frederick de Wit with his imprint lower right. It was published in his Theatrum Praecipuarum Totius Europae Urbium and is the second state of a plate first issued by Johannes Janssonius in 1657. Koeman (1967-70) Wit 28, no. 52 p. 210; Van der Krogt (2007) Dits t oogh van Oostenrijck, het trots en machtich Weenen in Mappae Antiquae Liber Amicorum Gunter Schilder pp. 51-102 no. II 2.2.2881Amsterdam: (c.1695)
GBP1300.0Wein Switzerland & Austriac.1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2881&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2881.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JAILLOT, Alexis Hubert - MORTIER, PierreLes Environs de Paris47 x 61 cms. Early wash colour, a little narrow margin top right but the platemark is all present; A beautiful example of a rare map from Mortier's larger atlas2898Amsterdam: (1700)
GBP400.0France France1700nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2898&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2898.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VISSCHER, NicolasAustriae Archiducatus pars Superior47 x 57 cms., early outline colour. With margin tear upper left restored where browned a little, not effecting the image2921Amsterdam: (c.1680)
GBP180.0Austria Switzerland & Austriac.1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP130.0Italy Italy1807nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP350.0Islands England1753nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3014&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3014.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransAncona Civitas Piceni Celeberrima, ad Mare Adriaticum Posita335 x 480 mm., in fine wash colour, with a small worm hole and some age toning.; Early detailed town plan of this Italian port. Ex 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum'. Koeman B & H 1 no. 46.3026Cologne: (1590)
GBP350.0Italy1590nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP275.0Germany Germany1573-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3030&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3030.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransSoest302 x 470 mm., with recent wash colour, some staining along bottom margin, not affecting engraved surface, otherwise in good condition.; A truly delightful view/plan of this medieval German town. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. Koeman II B & H 4 no. 21.3034Cologne: (1590)
GBP425.0Germany1590nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP345.0Germany1617-[18]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3035&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3035.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransBardewick380 x 510 mm., with recent wash colour, in good condition.; A superbly detailed and decorative plan of this town situated about 25 miles south east of Hamburg, Germany. It is bound in the very rare fifth volume of 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum'. Compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel although this one is unidentified. Koeman II B & H 5 no. 44.3039Cologne: (1590)
GBP275.0Germany Germany1590nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3039&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3039.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GASTALDI, GiacomoGermania Nova Tabula MDXXXXII130 x 170 mm. Uncoloured early map, in good condition.; A rare modern map of Germany published in Giacomo Gastaldi's influential edition of Ptolemy's "Geographia". Gastaldi was arguably the greatest Italian cartographer of the sixteenth century. It is also the world's first printed pocket atlas, and the first to use a mechanism to hold the plates in position so that the impression was good and level. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 30/13; Nordenskiold Collection 214; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 369; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Ptol 9a.3041Venice: (1548)
GBP275.0Germany1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP170.0Yorks England1637nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3073&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3073.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE FER, NicolasVeue du Port et des Environs de Ville Franche13.5 x 21cm. Uncoloured map with some age toneing.; Detailed plan of town and environs from this famous stretch of the Cote d'Azur.3079Paris: (1690)
GBP125.0France France1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP45.0France France1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0France France1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP60.0France France1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP45.0France France1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP45.0France France1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3097&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3097.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - COX, Thomas - NUTT,Elizabeth.Buckinghamshire20.5 x 15.5cm.Folding, uncoloured county map.; Robert Morden was by 1701 a successful publisher on the London scene. His most notable cartographic contribution to date was arguably the county maps for Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia' in 1695. A smaller more manageable atlas seemed to be called for and in 1701 he teemed up with Thomas Cockeril and Ralph Smith to produce 'The New Description and State of England'. Morden contributed 54 small maps known as miniature Morden's. The work was issued in differing formats in the same year, and re-published similarly in 1704. In 1708 they appeared under the title of 'Fifty Six New and Accurate Maps' which was in fact 57! There final publication 1720-31 was printed by Elizabeth Nutt, and sold by Thos Cox in a six volume work entitled 'Magna Britannia', this was re-issued finally in 1739. Throughout the plates remained unaltered. The map is accompanied by a decorative mileage chart, embellished with the various important county town coats of arms. Skelton 123 & Skelton-Hodson 128.3112London: (1720-31)
GBP120.0Bucks England1720-31nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP120.0Glos England1720-31nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3117&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3117.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - COX, Thomas - NUTT, ElizabethA Map of the Great Levell of the Fenns295 x 400 mm., uncoloured, folding map as issued.; Robert Morden was by 1701 a successful publisher on the London scene. His most notable cartographic contribution to date was arguably the county maps for Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia' in 1695. A smaller more manageable atlas seemed to be called for and in 1701 he teemed up with Thomas Cockeril and Ralph Smith to produce 'The New Description and State of England'. Morden contributed 54 small maps known as miniature Morden's. The work was issued in differing formats in the same year, and re-published similarly in 1704. In 1708 they appeared under the title of 'Fifty Six New and Accurate Maps' which was in fact 57! There final publication 1720-31 was printed by Elizabeth Nutt, and sold by Thos Cox in a six volume work entitled 'Magna Britannia', this was re-issued finally in 1739. Throughout the plates remained unaltered. Delightful and rare map of the Fens which only appeared in the last two works, engraved by John Harris, and surveyed by Jonas Moor. Ex 'Magna Britannia et Hibernia'. Hodson 128; Skelton 123.3120London: (1720-31)
GBP160.0Cambs England1720-31nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3120&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3120.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HENNEPIN, LouisNouvelle Decouverte d'un tres Grand Pays Situe dans L'Amerique, entre le Nouveau Mexique, et la mer Glaciale Abraham van SomerenDuodecimo, full contemporary calf, gilt boards bearing arms, raised bands to spine with gilt red calf title label. With 2 engraved folding maps and 2 engraved folding plates in excellent condition. With engraved frontispiece; (70), 313, (8 num 313*), pp. 315-506.; A magnificent example of a highly influential work from the famous noble library of Alexandre de La Rochefoucauld. Following the publication of Louis Hennepins first work, the 'Description de la Louisiane' published in Paris, 1683, there were claims that he usurped the narrative of Robert Cavalier, Sieur La Salle. Hennepin (c.1640-c.1705) was banished from France for reasons unknown and fled to Utrecht about 1687. Indeed Louis XIV later issued an edict ordering his arrest should he arrive at any French port. In 1697 Guillaume Broedelet published Louis Hennepins second work entitled Nouvelle Decouverte It contained the body of his first work and is updated with a new account inserted before the description of his voyage up the Mississippi River describing his journey down river to the mouth, and back. It is actually drawn from the journal of Father Zenobius Membr as published in the Etablissement de la Roy dans la Nouvelle France by the Jesuit Chrestien Le Clerc in Paris, 1691 and is discounted as entirely fictional by authorities. Hennepin in fact claimed the reverse was the case. One of the views is the first of Niagara Falls. One of the book's chief claims to fame is containing the first illustration of Niagara Falls. Hennepins account of the Upper Mississippi has great significance as he had penetrated further west than any European recorded before him. Thwaites stated that his works were invaluable contributions to the sources of American History; they deserve study, and to this day furnish rare entertainment. We can pardon much to our erratic friar, when he leaves us to such monuments as these. The work was first published in Utrecht the previous year. 'The family of La Rouchefoucauld had been established in the annals of France for over six hundred years ...' (Sotheby's). The library was begun by the sixth Duke, it was later successors who showed a fascination with voyages and travels. Amongst there circle was Benjamin Franklin and Lafayette. In fact it was with the encouragement of Franklin that Jean-Baptiste-Louis-Frederic La Rouchefoucauld produced the first full translation of the American Constitution into French. He had a distinguished political career leading up to the French Revolution. In 1792 he was stoned to death whilst travelling with his wife and mother. A descendant travelled North America and published his account in French and English in 1799. Provenance Sotheby's Monaco 8 December 1987 lot 581. Howes H416; JCB 698/ 103; Sabin 31350.1731Amsterdam: (1698)
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GBP950.0World & Celestial1714nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP155.0Francec.1740nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP295.0Mediterranean1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP200.0Italyc.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP425.0Scandinavia1796nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP70.0Scandinavia1842-55nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD85.0Topography Francec.1860nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD95.0Topography Francec.1860nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD175.0Topography Francec.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3271&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3271.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, John / GROSE, FrancisGuernsey12 x 14.5 cm, In original outline colour. Excellent condition.; Ex' Supplement to the Antiquities of England & Wales'. ex 'Antiquities of England and Wales'. First published in the extremely rare 'Anglia Contracta', c.1694, this series of plates by John Seller had a long and varied life. At the same time as illustrating the 1701 edition of Camden's 'Britannia' they were also included in some editions of the 'History of England'. Some years later they were utilised again in editions of Francis Grose's 'Antiquities of England and Wales'. Maps in these issues are most readily recognised by the fact that they are printed on a larger sheet of paper with descriptive text below. Grose erased Seller's name from the maps. Skelton-Hodson 2743215London: (1787)
GBP75.0Channel Islands England1787nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP35.0Islands England1787nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3219&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3219.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanGarnsey et Jarsey39 x 48cm. In early ouline wash colour. Map has been cleaned, and has some minor creasing at centrefold.; ex 'Novus Atlas'. Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his atlas focused on England and Wales. Blaeu established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Skelton 283232Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP450.0Islands England1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP65.0Sicily Italyc.1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Scotland1607nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3255&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3255.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HONDIUS, JodocusScotiae tabula III14 x 18 cm. Uncoloured map, which has been cleaned, a fine dark impression. Faint remains of a library stamp lower right hand margin.; From Hondius' miniature version of Mercator's great atlas entitled the 'Atlas Minor', with Latin text. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5801:351.3256Amsterdam: (1607)
GBP125.0Scotland1607nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3256&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3256.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, Richard & BAKEWELL, ThomasHundreds in the county of Glocester240 x 195 mm., with the usual folds as issued, otherwise in good condition.; This map is from Richard Blome's miniature series of maps first published in 1681 under the title of 'Speed's Maps Epitomiz'd'. The plates for this were begun in 1667 and engraved at the same time he was evidently working on his folio 'Britannia'. Their early history is a mystery. For some unknown and much speculated reason they were not published until 1681. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. It was issued under the same title again in 1685, and as the 'Cosmography and Geography' in 1693. All these early editions are very rare. Blome died in 1705 and from 1715 Thomas Taylor issued them as 'England Exactly Described'. These are the issues more usually found. However there is one later very rare edition by Thomas Bakewell of which only six examples are recorded. This map of Gloucester is in this very rare state bearing the imprint of Bakewell at the bottom. Skelton 90 & Hodson 141.3260London: (1681-[c.1731])
GBP150.0Glos England1681-[c.1731]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP475.0France1713nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP120.0Topography Francec.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3270&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3270.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE OF THE ADMIRALTYCartagena Harbour63.5 x 47.5 cm. Uncoloured, detailed chart. With a diagonal crease running through lower right hand corner.; A magnificent sea chart of the harbour of Cartagena in Murcia, southern Spain3310London: (1881[92])
GBP165.0Spain1881[92]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Spainr1877[92]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3311&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3311.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe County Palatine of Chester34.5 x 41.5 cm. Uncoloured example in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Refer to Skelton no. 1173322London: (1772)
GBP160.0England1772nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3322&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3322.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertSuffolk36 x 42 cm. Uncoloured example in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Refer to Skelton no. 1173324London: (1772)
GBP125.0England1772nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3324&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3324.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, John - WILLDEY, GeorgeHertfordshire Actually Surveyed and Delineated420 x 510 mm., in early outline colour, with four margin tears, two just effecting the margin and a centrefold split, all expertly repaired. With some faint even toning, a good example.; Following the death of Philip Lea 25 February 1700 his widow Anne continued the business. Although it is recorded that she sold some copper plates to George Willdey shortly after 1715 those belonging to the Saxton atlas were not amongst them. The date of her death is unknown but on 5 August 1730 the 'Daily Journal' carried an advertisement announcing the sale by auction of ‘all the Copper Plates belonging to the Estate of Mrs. Anne Lea, deceased ... with all the County Maps of Great Britain and Ireland’. From 1709 early in his career Willdey was advertising maps for sale. Willdey’s first advertisement announcing the county plates was placed in the Daily Post for 3 February 1732 (illustrated in Hodson I p. 142). Willdey was not able to secure all of the Lea plates despite securing those by Saxton. Some of the maps in the Saxton-Lea atlas were replacements by other cartographers and those of John Seller including the Hertfordshire went to Thomas and John Bowles. However of a full complement of county maps Willdey did not have ones for Cambridgeshire or Hertfordshire. Willdey was compelled to have new maps of these counties engraved which might explain the delay between acquisition in August 1730 and the first advert in February 1732. This is the replacement engraved map for Hertfordshire that Willdey was compelled to produce having been unsuccessful in acquiring that by John Seller from the estate of Anne Lea. The first state of a very rare map, only five example of the atlas are recorded. Hodson (1974) 25.1; Hodson (1984-97) I pp. 143-145.3334London: (c.1732)
GBP950.0Herts Englandc.1732nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP575.0Suffolk England1645-[46]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP500.0Devon England1645-[46]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP625.0Hants England1645-[46]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3431&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3431.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BICKHAM, George - LAURIE & WHITTLEHertfordshire14.5 x 23.5 cms., in good condition; First published in George Bickhams fully engraved 'British Monarchy' c.1743. A little known later edition by George Bickham Junior was published by Laurie and Whittle in 1796 under the title 'A Curious Antique Collection of Birds-eye Views of the Several Counties'. Of extreme rarity in either edition, the first is known in only 7 examples. The maps are highly collected for their distinctiveness. Hodson Supp IV.2; Lyon 'A Bird's-eye View of the Bickhams' in The Map Collector no. 2 pp. 30-3; Skelton - Hodson 2183475London: (1743-[96])
GBP225.0Herts Englandr1743-[96]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3475&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3475.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanDarbiensis Comitatus Vernaculi Darbieshire39 x 50 cms., early outline colour; ex 'Novus Atlas'. Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his atlas focused on England and Wales. Blaeu established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. From the Dutch text edition of 1646 issued one year after initial publication. Skelton 283495Amsterdam: (1645-[46])
GBP500.0Derby England1645-[46]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3495&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3495.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanHertford Shire19 x 31 cms., early outline colour, in very good condition; Herman Moll was a Dutchman who settled in England by 1678. His contributions to the cartographic world over the ensuing decades were considerable. This map is from the "A New Description of England and Wales", an English County atlas published in 1724. That same year the maps also appeared as "A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales". The maps most distinguishing features are the decorative antiquities which surround the map. The first state of the maps lack a plate number, these are very rare and were altered almost immediatly after initial printing. This is an example of the second state. Hodson 27.2; Skelton-Hodson 1733504London: (1724)
GBP135.0Herts England1724nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3504&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3504.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COWLEY, John - DODSLEY, Robert.An Improved Map of Hertfordshire13 x 18 cm. Uncoloured. With a paper crease as issued.; The maps by John Cowley accompanied Robert Dodsley's "Geography of England" published in 1744. Dodsley was a successful writer, poet and publisher. Jointly published the maps are attractive to the eye. Hodson 30; Skelton - Hodson no. 1943506London: (1744)
GBP110.0Herts England1744nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3506&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3506.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GIBSON, JohnHertfordshire6.5 x 11 cms., modern? wash colour, fine example; From one of the rarest of the English County atlases. Cartographically derived from John Warburton's map issued c.1724. Gibson published the little county atlas entitled "New and Accurate Maps of the Counties of England and Wales" it is believed in 1759. Although undated an advert for May of that year identifies it. It is published by John Newbery who was the first to specialise in miniature books. A second unaltered edition was published by his successor Thomas Carnan c.1779. Hodson 40; Skelton - Hodson 219-203507London: (c.1759)
GBP110.0Herts Englandc.1759nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3507&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3507.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, ThomasHertfordshire Drawn from an Accurate Survey185 x 225 mm., attractive modern outline colour. Folded as issued.; ex "London Magazine". Thomas Kitchin was one of the most notable English cartographers of the eighteenth century. He was both an engraver and publisher of considerable reputation who was made Hydrographer to King George III. He worked with many of his contemporaries on various projects. His first notable work was contributing the maps for the "London Magazine" from 1747 to 1760. This magazine included maps in response to John Hinton's rival "Universal Magazine" begun earlier in the same year. The map of Hertfordshire was published in the May 1748 issue. Hodson 33.1; Hodson 229.3509London: (1748)
GBP110.0Herts England1748nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3509&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3509.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HINTON, JohnHertford Shire Drawn from an Actual Survey19 x 20.5 cms., with original folds as issued. Mild paper crease, otherwise good condition; The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure was issued from 1747 to 1799. The founder John Hinton was a bookseller with a number of cartographic interests including the Large English Atlas. Publication of the Universal Magazine began in July 1747 and from the start included maps. There were many magazines issued during the eighteenth century, a lot included maps but only three contained a series of county maps - the London Magazine, 1747-60, the Political Magazine, 1782-90, and this one. All are rare. Three different engravers were employed by Hinton, Thomas Kitchin provided the first four maps until being poached by the rival London Magazine, his father-in-law Emanuel Bowen from then until that of Suffolk issued in 1759, then finally R. W. Seale. Hodson 38; Skelton - Hodson 2533510London: (1751)
GBP90.0England1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3510&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3510.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LANGLEY, EdwardLangley's new Map of Hertfordshire20 x 26 cms., early wash colour, in excellent condition; Edward Langley (fl.1802-1835) was an established publisher and bookseller. He was also a printer and engraver. Joining forces with William Belch early in his career they would publish Langley's New County Atlas of England and Wales in 1818. The maps are variously dated between 1816-18. Each has an attractive vignette adorning the map. This example of Hertfordshire is in the second state bearing the imprint of Joseph Phelps and was issued in the second edition of 1820. Hodson 77.2; Chubb 359.3515London: (1818-[20])
GBP110.0England1818-[20]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3515&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3515.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOULE, ThomasHertfordshire20 x 25.5 cms. In modern outline colour? With two mild paper creases, and a marginal tear repaired just effecting the image; First state. Thomas Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, map seller and publisher. His finest work is the "English Counties Delineated" first published in 1837. The publisher was George Virtue who used the same beautiful plates in his publication of Rev. James Barclay's "Dictionary". The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps. Here in its first state with the imprint of the engraver W. Schmollinger, before the hundreds panel gets shaded. Hodson 94.13516London: (1831)
GBP40.0Herts England1831nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3516&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3516.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MILLER, RobertHertfordshire7 x 11 cms., early wash colour; Robert Miller was a publisher and bookseller who was responsible for just one cartographic productions Miller's New Miniature Atlas, 1821. Most believe the map's first issue to be this work however it is in fact as a set of cards by Thomas Crabb in 1819. The atlas was later issued as Darton's New Miniature Atlas in 1822 and again in 1825. But arguably its most famous incarnation is as the county maps for Reuben Ramble's Travels through the Counties of England published by the firm of Darton & Clark as it was then known in 1845. For these issues they were accompanied by ornate border vignettes. Hodson 81.2; Chubb 3413518London: (1819-[22])
GBP95.0England1819-[22]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3518&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3518.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of the County of Midlesex 280 x 310 mm. Uncoloured.; This map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Skelton 90.2587London: (1673)
GBP195.0Middx England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2587&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2587.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, Richard & TAYLOR, Thomas.A Mapp of the County of Midlesex 14 x 21 cms. With early wash colour. Slight discolouration to centrefold, and repair to lower centrefold.; This map is from Richard Blome's minature series of maps first published in 1681 under the title of 'Speed's Maps Epitomiz'd'. The plates for this were begun in 1667 and engraved at the same time he was evidently working on his folio 'Britannia'. Their early history is a mystery. For some unknown and much speculated reason they were not published until 1681. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. It was issued under the same title again in 1685, and as the 'Cosmography and Geography' in 1693. All these early editions are very rare. Blome died in 1705 and from 1715 Thomas Taylor issued them as 'England Exactly Described' and it is from this issue that this map comes. Skelton 90 & Skelton-Hodson 139.2588London: (1681-[1715])
GBP165.0Middx England1681-[1715]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2588&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2588.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LODGE, JohnA Map of the County of Middlesex from the best Authorities29 x 32.5 cm. Uncoloured. Slightly faint down left hand side of map.; This map is one of a number first published in 'The Political Magazine' between 1782 and 1790, all carry the name of the engraver, John Lodge. When re-issued in atlas form the name was removed as in this example. Chubb 250.2592London: (1788)
GBP85.0Middx England1788nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2592&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2592.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PINKERTON, JohnRemote British Isles. Scilly Isles; Shetland Isles; Jersey and Guernsey71 x 51 cms., early wash colour; A lovely detailed chart of some of the more remote British Islands. Pinkerton (1758-1826) was born in Edinburgh but moved to London in 1781. He was the publisher of several works on geography and cartography but his largest atlas was the 'Modern Atlas' of 1815. Phillips 724.3489London: (1814)
GBP150.0Channel Islands England1814nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3489&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3489.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE L'ISLE, GuillaumeLes Isles Britanniques ou sont le Royaumes d'Angleterre ...47 x 61 cm Decorative map in original outline colour, with a lovely cartouche. Some minor repairs to tears in the borders, not effecting the image. One small fox mark top right, and an ink mark lower left.; The EXTREMELY RARE FIRST STATE with the Rue des Canettes imprint. It is separately published before De LIsle began issuing regular atlases. This is the true first state before the addition of Harwich, it was the third state before the imprint was altered. It fully reflects the high standard of his work ... the map is a fine example of polished engraving, restrained decoration and pleasing balance. Shirley, R.W. (BI 1650-1750) Delisle 1, state 1.3345Paris: (1702)
GBP1400.0British Isles1702nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3345&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3345.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, Nicolas/MARIETTE, PierreBasse Allemaigne37.5 x 53 cm. Very detailed map in original outline colour. Two wax marks.; Beautifully engraved map of Germany from Sanson's folio atlas entitled 'Cartes Generales de Toutes les Parties du Monde'. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.San-2a; Pastoureau Sanson VB no. 1333402Paris: (1652)
GBP150.0Germany1652nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3402&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3402.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORDNANCE SURVEY(Bradford and region)150 x 233 cms.; Engraved to a scale of six-inches to the mile3544()
GBP200.0Yorkshire EnglandnononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3544&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3544.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RICHARDSON, Thomas MilesView of Port & Town of Newcastle Upon Tyne470 x 685 mm., this is a restrike from the original copper plate.; A very attractive detailed view of Newcastle from across the river on the Rope Walk, Gateshead. The print is engraved by the great Robert Havell. Thomas Miles Richardson (1784-1848) developed an early interest in drawing and later became a teacher of drawing at St. Andrews school in Newcastle. After six years he resigned to become an artist but struggled initially to gain work locally. Following exhibitions at the Royal Academy and the British Institution in London in 1814 his notoriety grew. He never lost his northern roots and continued to live and work in Newcastle. The first major art Exhibition in the north in 1822 was hosted at his own house at Brunswick Place. His success grew with founding of several Institutions in the north. This print was painted by Richardson from Gateshead looking across the river at the city. He employed the highly talented engraver Robert Havell to produce this fine high quality aquatint of it which Richardson published in 1819. This print is a restrike from the original copper plate produced in the 1980s on high quality paper.3548London: ([1819])
GBP35.0Northumbs England[1819]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3548&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3548.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUY DE MORNAS, ClaudeAtlas Methodique et Elementaire320 x 470 mm., small wormhole at the bottom.; Title page to the 'Atlas Methodique et Elementaire' by Claude Buy de Mornas published in 1790. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Buy-1b.3460Paris: (1790)
GBP135.0Title pages1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3460&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3460.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ADMIRALTY OFFICEAden and Adjacent Bays61.5 x 89 cm.Uncoloured chart, with minor creasing along centrefold, and bottom margin.Some age toneing.; Surveyed by Comdr Haines and Assistants. Inset of Aden Anchorage, also 2 insets of the land as seen from the sea.2994London: (1836-[72])
GBP250.0Arabia Middle East1836-[72]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2994&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2994.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, NicolasCarte de la Guyane Francoise et l'Isle de Cayenne41 x 58.5 cm. Uncoloured chart, with a large inset of the island of Cayenne. Rhumb lines. Some creasing and marking to bottom margin.3306Paris: (1763)
GBP100.0Guiana West Indies, South & Central America1763nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3306&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3306.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, Thomas.An Accurate Map of the County Palatine of Chester54 x 70 cms., early ourline colour. A lovely fresh example.; Arguably the finest English county map of the eighteenth century from ' The Large English Atlas'. Thomas Kitchin was one of the most notable English cartographers of the eighteenth century. He was both an engraver and publisher of considerable reputation who was made Hydrographer to King George III. He worked with many of his contemporaries on various projects. This map of Cheshire is Hodson's state e, or 5 of 6, with the imprints of John and Carington Bowles and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 pp. 97-147; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T-Bow 3a.3471London: (1753-[c.64])
GBP375.0Cheshire England1753-[c.64]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3471&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3471.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from London to Aberistwith31 x 43 cms., later wash colour on lightly toned paper; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads (K.S. Eerde, John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times, 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 1 in its numbered state and one of just four desirable images depicting a waywiser in the title cartouche. The map shows the road from London to Islip and Oxford. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.3570London: (1675)
GBP425.0Middlesex Bucks Oxford England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3570&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3570.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PARSONS, Frederick JamesParsons' New Map of Hastings and St. Leonards410 x 610 mm. Lithographic map generally in good condition with some support to a couple of folds.; A fabulous detailed plan of the towns with all the roads named. An example of this map is found in Parsons Hastings, St. Leonards, and District Directory and Local Red Book for 1894 at the British Library. The reverse bears a small advert for Becks Compound Hop Tonic Bitters.3587Hastings?: (c.1894)
GBP150.0Sussex Englandc.1894nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3587&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3587.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JAILLOT, Alexis-HubertLe Comte de Bourgogne 80 x 56.5 cms., early wash colour, a couple of minor tears repaired to the outer margin; This detailed map of the Burgundy region is from Jaillot's 'Atlas Nouveau' first published in 1681. In preparation for a number of years this map was first available separately in 1675. This is a later state with the date altered to 1696. Jaillot (1628-88) was the leading French cartographer of the late seventeenth century. The map centres on Besancon and extends to Lake Geneva in the south. Pastoureau Jaillot I no. 12; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Jai 1a no. 11.3602Paris: (1678-[95])
GBP150.0France1678-[95]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3602&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3602.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnThe British Islands380 x 510 mm., uncoloured example in fine condition.; From arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629). Published in the 'Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' of 1676 first published in 1612. It was the first atlas of the whole British Isles. Speed was a taylor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. The book took several years to prepare hence earlier dates appear on some. His maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. Skelton 7.3616London: (1612-[76])
GBP450.0Islands England1612-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3616&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3616.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUCK, Samuel & NathanielThe North-West Prospect of the City of Rochester310 x 800 mm., in good condition.; The second state as usual with the plate number 68 engraved top right. The brothers Samuel and Nathaniel Buck were born in Richmond, North Yorkshire and became interested in sketching town prospects because of Ralph Thoresby, a local antiquary. From 1719 they produced and published a series of views of towns in the north of England. Each was available to subscribers for between 2 and 5 shillings each. They soon outgrew the north and moved south to London. Their tours to sketch were prepared well in advance, potential subscribers being contacted before hand usually through local press. The following summer season would be when the view was prepared. On occasions other artists were employed to enhance the foreground image and bring it to life. Infrequently two prospects were designed to pair together such as those of Deptford and Greenwich and Chatham and Rochester. This created a longer panorama with greater impact. At the end of the season they would return to London and began the process of engraving. Nathaniel Buck died in 1756 and in 1774 Robert Sayer acquired the copper plates from Samuel and published them as 'Buck's Antiquities', a magnificent three volume work. In 1779 Samuel Buck died. Their perspective panoramic views have never been surpassed and are a very valuable record of a pre-industrial Britain. No other series of views ever published was as extensive or detailed. They provided the model for numerous derivatives including the inset views to Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin's 'Large English Atlas' c.1755, Robert and James Dodsley's 'England Illustrated' 1764, Nathaniel Spencer's 'Complete English Traveller' 1773, George Walpoole's 'New & Complete English Traveller' 1784 and the European, London and Universal Magazines from the 1750s. The second state as usual with the plate number 68 engraved top right. Hyde 'A Prospect of Britain'.3623London: Robert Sayer(1738-[74])
GBP500.0Kent England1738-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3623&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3623.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUCK, Samuel & NathanielThe South Prospect of the City of Coventry310 x 800 mm., margins trimmed but still ample.; The second state as usual with the plate number 18 engraved top right. The brothers Samuel and Nathaniel Buck were born in Richmond, North Yorkshire and became interested in sketching town prospects because of Ralph Thoresby, a local antiquary. From 1719 they produced and published a series of views of towns in the north of England. Each was available to subscribers for between 2 and 5 shillings each. They soon outgrew the north and moved south to London. Their tours to sketch were prepared well in advance, potential subscribers being contacted before hand usually through local press. The following summer season would be when the view was prepared. On occasions other artists were employed to enhance the foreground image and bring it to life. Infrequently two prospects were designed to pair together such as those of Deptford and Greenwich and Chatham and Rochester. This created a longer panorama with greater impact. At the end of the season they would return to London and began the process of engraving. Nathaniel Buck died in 1756 and in 1774 Robert Sayer acquired the copper plates from Samuel and published them as 'Buck's Antiquities', a magnificent three volume work. In 1779 Samuel Buck died. Their perspective panoramic views have never been surpassed and are a very valuable record of a pre-industrial Britain. No other series of views ever published was as extensive or detailed. They provided the model for numerous derivatives including the inset views to Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin's 'Large English Atlas' c.1755, Robert and James Dodsley's 'England Illustrated' 1764, Nathaniel Spencer's 'Complete English Traveller' 1773, George Walpoole's 'new & Complete English Traveller' 1784 and the European, London and Universal Magazines from the 1750s. The second state as usual with the plate number 18 engraved top right. Hyde 'A Prospect of Britain'.3648London: Robert Sayer(1731-[74])
GBP450.0Warwick England1731-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3648&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3648.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUCK, Samuel & NathanielThe South-West Prospect of the City of Carlisle310 x 800 mm., margins trimmed slightly but still ample, very light paper crease to left of centre, otherwise in very good condition.; The second state as usual with the plate number 12 engraved top right. The brothers Samuel and Nathaniel Buck were born in Richmond, North Yorkshire and became interested in sketching town prospects because of Ralph Thoresby, a local antiquary. From 1719 they produced and published a series of views of towns in the north of England. Each was available to subscribers for between 2 and 5 shillings each. They soon outgrew the north and moved south to London. Their tours to sketch were prepared well in advance, potential subscribers being contacted before hand usually through local press. The following summer season would be when the view was prepared. On occasions other artists were employed to enhance the foreground image and bring it to life. Infrequently two prospects were designed to pair together such as those of Deptford and Greenwich and Chatham and Rochester. This created a longer panorama with greater impact. At the end of the season they would return to London and began the process of engraving. Nathaniel Buck died in 1756 and in 1774 Robert Sayer acquired the copper plates from Samuel and published them as 'Buck's Antiquities', a magnificent three volume work. In 1779 Samuel Buck died. Their perspective panoramic views have never been surpassed and are a very valuable record of a pre-industrial Britain. No other series of views ever published was as extensive or detailed. They provided the model for numerous derivatives including the inset views to Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin's 'Large English Atlas' c.1755, Robert and James Dodsley's 'England Illustrated' 1764, Nathaniel Spencer's 'Complete English Traveller' 1773, George Walpoole's 'new & Complete English Traveller' 1784 and the European, London and Universal Magazines from the 1750s. The second state as usual with the plate number 12 engraved top right. Hyde 'A Prospect of Britain'.3649London: Robert Sayer(1746-[74])
GBP395.0Cumbs England1746-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3649&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3649.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel.Cheshire Divided into its Hundreds.160 x 190 mm., uncoloured, with two folds as issued in the book, in good condition.; From 'The General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'. Bowen was one of the finest engravers of the middle of the eighteenth century. The maps are sometimes attributed to a work entitled 'The Natural History of England, which is in fact a part of the General Magazine. Hodson no. 230.2549London: (1761)
GBP95.0Cheshire England1761nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2549&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2549.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnGloucester.12 x 14.5 cms. Uncoloured.; ex 'Camden's Britannia Abridg'd'. First published in the extremely rare 'Anglia Contracta', c.1694, this series of plates by John Seller had a long and varied life. At the same time as illustrating the 1701 edition of Camden's 'Britannia' they were also included in some editions of the 'History of England'. Skelton no. 1222560London: (1701)
GBP40.0Glos England1701nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2560&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2560.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanHantoniae Comitatus cum Bercheria44 x 55 cm. Early outline colour; ex 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Refer Skelton no. 342564Amsterdam: (1646)
GBP625.0Hants Berks England1646nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2564&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2564.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RAMBLE, ReubenKent15 x 18.5cm.In early wash colour.Complete with accompanying text.; The plates for 'Reuben Ramble's Travels through the Counties of England' were first issued as an exceedingly rare set of cards by Thomas Crabb in 1819. Then they appeared as the 'New Miniature Atlas' by Robert Miller in 1821 and by William Darton in 1822 and 1825. There most famous and desirable issue though is undoubtably as the lithographic atlas by the topographer Reuben Ramble. Intended for children each county map is surrounded by historical and decorative depictions. Chubb 517.2580London: (1845)
GBP100.0Kent England1845nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2580&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2580.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COWLEY, John - DODSLEY, RobertAn Improved map of Norfolk 130 x 180 mm., some simple early outline colour.; ex 'Geography of England'. The maps by John Cowley accompanied Robert Dodsley's 'Geography of England' published in 1744. Dodsley was a successful writer, poet and publisher. Jointly published the maps are attractive to the eye. Frostick Norfolk 44; Skelton - Hodson no. 194.2598London: (1744)
GBP80.0Norfolk England1744nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2598&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2598.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of the County of Suffolk520 x 710 mm., early outline colour, three very minor repairs to small tears on the upper edge professionally repaired, otherwise in good condition.; VERY RARE EARLY SEPARATELY PUBLISHED STATE. The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin’s beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that ‘the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later’. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. In the case of Cornwall it was based on the exceedingly rare Joel Gascoyne of 1699. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the 'Universal Magazine' from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printseller's of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the long publication history of the atlas the maps all appear with several different imprints. That of Suffolk is found in nine states. This example is in Hodson's state T, the second state, reflecting the sale to John Tinney. Hodson (1984-97) II 221 & p. 135; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).2607London: (1753)
GBP325.0Suffolk England1753nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2607&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2607.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COWLEY, John./ DODSLEY, Robert.An Improved Map of the County of Suffolk.13 x 18 cm. Uncoloured. Folded. Left margin tight with slight discolouration.; ex 'Geography of England'. The maps by John Cowley accompanied Robert Dodsley's 'Geography of England' published in 1744. Dodsley was a successful writer, poet and publisher. Jointly published the maps are attractive to the eye. Skelton - Hodson no. 1942609London: (1744)
GBP90.0Suffolk England1744nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2609&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2609.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, Richard.A Mapp of Warwickcshire with its Hundreds31.5 x 26 cms. Uncoloured. Folded as issued.; This map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Skelton 90.2618London: (1673)
GBP150.0Warwick England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2618&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2618.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamWarwici Comitatus a cornauus olim inhabitatus290 x 350 mm., uncoloured, folded as issued.; The first printed map of the county of Warwickshire from Camden's 'Britannia'. That by Christopher Saxton published earlier was combined with neighbouring counties. Harvey & Thorpe 5; refer to Skelton no. 5.2619London: (1607)
GBP175.0Warwick England1607nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2619&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2619.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Hertfordshire and Middlesex)250 x 330 mm., a truly perfect example.; From the Poly-Olbion as it is more commonly known, a book of poems by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631). He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside, with accompanying allegorical maps. The 1622 issue is the first complete edition, containing all thirty sections, each with a highly attractive engraved map. The notes to the songs were written by the polymath John Selden. The newly engraved maps for the second book also contain page numbers engraved near the upper margin and are therefore found in only one state. The new maps as stated in the title to the second part cover the area betwixt the two famous Riuers of Thames, and Tweed.Yates argues that the Poly-Olbion was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with Tudor myth of British history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive maps in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. This is an example of the second state included in the second edition of 1613 with the addition of a page number in the upper margin. It covers effectively the counties to the north of the Thames including Middlesex and Hertfordshire. Carroll (1996) 8; Chubb (1927) 35; Harley Tudor Mapmaking; Hodson App. I no. 1.ii; Kingsley (1982) IV 1.ii,3; Shirley (2004) T.DRA-1d; Skelton (1970) 8; STC 7228-30; Yates (1975).3479London: (1612-[13])
GBP325.0Herts Middx England1612-[13]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3479&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3479.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DEN KEERE, PieterSuffolck8.5 x 12 cms.; Pieter van den Keere first engraved these plates c.1599 and were eventually published in 1617 by Willem Blaeu in a Latin edition of William Camden's Britannia. The plates were next published in England by George Humble under the title of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland Described. The English issues came to be known as miniature Speed's as Humble also published the folio John Speed atlas, and here utilised the text. Various editions up to 1676 were published. This example is from the 1632 edition. Skelton 193525London: (c.1599-[1632])
GBP90.0Englandc.1599-[1632]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3525&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3525.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DEN KEERE, PieterGlocester Shire8.5 x 12.5 cms.; Pieter van den Keere first engraved these plates c.1599 and were eventually published in 1617 by Willem Blaeu in a Latin edition of William Camden's Britannia. The plates were next published in England by George Humble under the title of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland Described. The English issues came to be known as miniature Speed's as Humble also published the folio John Speed atlas, and here utilised the text. Various editions up to 1676 were published. This example is from the 1632 edition. Skelton 193533London: (c.1599-[1632])
GBP90.0Englandc.1599-[1632]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3533&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3533.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORONELLI, Vincenzo MariaLe Molucche ...230 x 310 mm.; A magnificent early map of the Moluccas published in Coronelli's 'Atlante Veneto'. Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650-1718) was a Franciscan Friar and the founder of the first Geographical Society. He was an active cartographer, cosmographer, globe maker, author, inventor and engineer, and teacher. Born in Ravenna in 1650 at the age of 15 he entered the Franciscan Order in which he would become Gran Generale in 1699. As he became more interested in cartography he developed an extensive correspondence network around Europe. In 1681 he famously went to Paris to produce 2 four metre globes for Louis XIV which still survive to this day. In 1685 he was made Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic and began teaching geography founding the Academia Cosmographica degli Argonauti in 1688, the worlds first geographical society. He single handedly brought back Italys reputation in the field of cartography. His style of engraving is very distinctive and displays detail without being too busy, it is very attractive to the eye. Arguably his most famous publication was the 'Atlante Veneto' in 1691. Add Clancy 'The Spice Islands. The mapping of an unknown paradise that changed the world', in IMCoS Journal no. 135 Winter 2013 pp. 38; Shirley BL Atlases T.Coro-11a no. 91.3686Venice: (c.1690)
GBP175.0East Indiesc.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3686&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3686.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARRONT, A.Carte du Theatre de la Guerre ou l'on Voit Les Endroits ou les Battailles Se Sont 400 x 605 mm., early outline colour. With the lower right corner replaced just affecting the neat line supplied in facsimile, otherwise fine.; An EXTREMELY RARE MAP by A. Carront displaying the locations of battles and including some minor manuscript annotations around Konigstein north of Frankfurt. The map is engraved by I. Lovinsosse and a key below the title identifies battles won and lost in 1757 and 1758. A coloured key highlights the participants Austria, France, Russia, Prussia and Hanover. This is the only map attributed to Carront listed in Tooley (1999-2004).3695Liege: (c.1760)
GBP525.0Germanyc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3695&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3695.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUDLEY, Sir RobertCarta Particolare dell'Isole di Islandia e Frislandia, con l'Isolette di Fare ...48 x 75 cms. In excellent condition; One of the great sea charts in Dudley's 'Arcano del Mare'. It is the first printed English nautical atlas. It was superior to any previous work in that the charts illustrated the whole world, the first time any outside of Europe had been included. It was the first atlas to use Mercator's projection throughout, and the earliest to show the prevailing winds, currents and magnetic deviation. Dudley improved upon the theory of navigating by the Great Circle', the shortest distance between two points on a globe. It would be the eighteenth century before cartographers used the projection consistently. During the great Dutch period not one atlas was produced using it. This chart of Iceland includes to the south west the fictitious island of Frisland, to the south east lie the Faroe Islands. Iceland itself bears a wonderful volcano spouting lava. The chart is copies from a Dutch model, as it says on the chart itself, and the source is the map by Joris Carolus. Shirley BL Atlases M.Dud-1a no. 69.3710Florence: (1646-[61])
GBP4500.0Atlantic Ocean Scandinavia1646-[61]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3710&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3710.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, William.Cambridge Comitatus quem olim Iceni Insederunt28 x 32 cms., in excellent condition; The first printed map of Cambridgeshire from William Camden's 'Britannia', the first fully illustrated edition of his classic work. An example of the second state from the third edition. Refer to Skelton no. 5.3719London: (1607-[37])
GBP160.0Cambs England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3719&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3719.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAMDEN, William - KIP, WilliamStaffordiae Comitatus27 x 38 cms., light mark to lower margin and small split nearby, both short of the image; From the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. An example of the second state from the third edition. Refer to Skelton no. 53728London: (1607-[37])
GBP160.0Staffs England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3728&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3728.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, William.Northamtoniae Comitatus 28 x 36 cms., in fine condition; From the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. An example of the third state. Refer to Skelton no. 5.3730London: (1607-[37])
GBP160.0Northants England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3730&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3730.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamEboracensis Comitatus ... East Riding19.5 x 24.5 cms., in fine condition; The first printed map of the East Riding of Yorkshire. That by Saxton was of the whole county. This is an example of the only state, published in 1637. From the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. Skelton no. 23.3735London: (1607-[37])
GBP175.0Yorks England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3735&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3735.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, William.Westmorlandiae Comitatus qui olim Spectavit ad Brigantas26 x 30 cms., in fine condition; The first printed map of Westmoreland. That by Saxton was combined with neighbouring counties. This is an example of the second state published in 1637 with a plate number '53' engraved lower left. From the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. Skelton no. 23.3736London: (1607-[37])
GBP160.0Westm England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3736&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3736.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KELLY, FrederickSurrey640 x 970 mm., early outline colour; From 1800 the Post Office produced Directories. By 1835 it was sold out to Frederick Kelly who from 1845 issued Kellys Post Office Directory for each county. From this date maps were published to accompany them. By studying the imprint address below this map of Surrey was available from 1845-68. A fine large scale map of the county, complete with cloth bound folder. Bookplate of Robert Washington Oates. Tooleys Dictionary.3751London: (c.1860)
GBP200.0Surrey Englandc.1860nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3751&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3751.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert - WHITTLE, JamesA New Map of France Divided into Eighty-Three Departments According to the Decree of the National Assembly in 1790.55 x 56 cms., full early wash colour. In excellent condition; A fine decorative map of the whole of France as divided according to the National Assembly into eighty-three Departments in 1790. This map appeared in Laurie & Whittle's 'New and Elegant Imperial Sheet Atlas'. Shirley BL Atlases T.Lau 1a no. 18.3814London: (1795)
GBP250.0France1795nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD3125.0Travel[1823]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD5000.0Travel[1823]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1724&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdencaburden.com/pictures/Multi/1724.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, DanielChester in Engelland10 x 14.5 cms., with a tear in the lower margin not affecting the image.; This attractive rare view of Chester was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the FIRST STATE. Landwehr no. 426.3923Frankfurt: (1627)
GBP150.0Cheshire England1627nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3923&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3923.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, Daniel.Brightstowe in Engellandt.10 x 14.5 cms., in very good condition.; This attractive rare view of Bristol was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the second state as published c.1640, a letter is placed before the pagination upper right. Landwehr no. 426.3921Nuremberg: (1623-[c.40].)
GBP135.0Glos England1623-[c.40].nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP110.0Norfolk England1631-[c.40].nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3919&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3919.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, MartinTabula Prima Africae330 x 530 mm., in excellent condition.; This Ptolemaic map of North West Africa apart from depicting Morocco also shows southern Spain and the Balearic Islands. In North Africa the map extends eastwards toward modern day Algeria and to the west the Pillars of Hercules flank the Strait of Gibraltar. Martin Waldseemuller was the geographer behind one of the early schools to study cartography, that at St. Die. He was the author of the wall map of 1507 which named America for the first time. In that same year it is believed he completed the maps for an edition of Ptolemys Geography. It was not until 1513 though that it was published. The printer was Joannes Schott. Karrow (1993) 80/16; Nordenskiold (1979) no. 205; Pastoureau (1984) Ptolemee A; Shirley (2004) T.Ptol-6a.3914Strassburg: (1513)
GBP2950.0Africa1513nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP1600.0Portugal1646-[61]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3912&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3912.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel.An Accurate Map of the County of Hereford.42 x 51 cms., in early outline colour. A little foxing confined to the lower right corner in the margin only.; Following the success of the earlier published 'Large English Atlas', Bowen and Kitchin undertook a smaller version entitled the 'Royal English Atlas'. It was not a commercial success and as such is much rarer than its predecessor. Indeed the first edition is only known in 6 examples. The imprint below the map indicates that this map is a first state example as only issued in the first edition. It is a wonderful collection of cartographers of the day including the names of Henry Overton, John Bowles, Carington Bowles, John Ryall, Robert Sayer and Thomas Kitchin. Provenance ex Phillips auction 20 September 1984 lot 408. Hodson 233 p. 23 state 1; Shirley BL T.Bow-4a.3897London: (c.1764.)
GBP365.0Hereford Englandc.1764.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP300.0Lincs England1822.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3893&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3893.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DIX, Thomas.A New Map of the County of Hereford Divided into Hundreds.44 x 35 cms., in lovely early wash colour. Excellent condition.; The maps for this very rare atlas were issued separately first then bound together as 'A Complete Atlas of the English Counties'. The work was begun by Thomas Dix but had to be completed by William Darton. Dix (c.1769-1813) worked as a surveyor and is recorded working in this county, Norfolk. Darton, father and son, were both called William. They were active publishers in London at the time and are to be credited for completing this wonderful rare work. Chubb 387.3892London: (1822.)
GBP185.0Hereford England1822.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3892&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3892.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, Jan - SCHENK, Pieter & VALK, Gerard.Essexiae Descriptio. The Description of Essex.38 x 48 cms., in fine early wash colour. With very large margins and on good paper, one small wormhole in the right margin.; This map was originally published in Jan Jansson's 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. This particular map is of Essex. Hodson 130; Skelton no. 34; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5280:1.3869Amsterdam: (c.1690.)
GBP450.0Essex Englandc.1690.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3869&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3869.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanVila Franca apud Niciam ad Varum450 x 580 mm., with recent wash colour, a centrefold split expertly repaired so that it is virtually invisible, otherwise in good condition.; Joan Blaeus famous town books of Italy were first published in three volumes (the Vatican, Rome, and Naples and Sicily) in 1663. Two further volumes were added by his heirs in 1682, those of Piedmont and Savoye. Unlike the town books of the Netherlands the Italian volumes not only contain maps and birds-eye views, but also many engravings and plans of the towns, palaces, churches, statues and other architecture. It is one of the most visually appealing and highly prized of all illustrated books on Italy. This is a superb view taken from Saint Jean Cap Ferrat of Villefranche-sur-Mer, near Nice, Provence. From the Theatrum Statuum Regiae Celsitudinis Sabaudiae Ducis, Pedemontii Principis ... Fauser, A. 14895; Koeman (1967-70) Bl 76 no. 1058.3866Amsterdam: (1682)
GBP995.0France1682nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3866&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3866.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOUNT, William & PAGE, ThomasThe Sea Coast of Languedoc Provence and Part of Italy, from Cape Dragon to Cape Delle Melle.410 x 520 mm. Small split lower centrefold just affecting the image, repaired. In good condition.; A fine uncommon sea chart of the Mediterranean waters of southern France. They extend from the Spanish border to San Remo in Italy. An inset features the Bay of Toulon. Shirley BL M.M&P-3b 14.3864London: (c.1735)
GBP325.0Francec.1735nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3864&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3864.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, Nicolas.Gouvernemt. Genral. du Languedoc, Divise en ses Vingt Deux Dioceses ...42 x 55 cms., early outline colour. One small paper crease upper margin otherwise a superb example.; Engraved by R. Cordier this fine map displays the region of Languedoc in south western France extending from the Pyranees to the Rhone valley. Inland to the north west the cities of Toulouse and Cahors are displayed. From the 'Cartes Generales de Toutes les Parties du Monde'. Pastoureau Sanson V A no. 44.3863Paris: P. Mariette.(1651.)
GBP250.0France1651.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3863&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3863.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, Richard.A Mapp of Barkshire with its Hundreds.18.5 x 31 cms., a fine example.; This map is engraved by the noted Wenceslaus Hollar and is indeed the only one signed by him in the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Blome utilised different engravers and this map is one of six to bear a date. Here 1671, the earliest is 1669 indicated something of the publication history. The work was lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Skelton 90.3853London: (1671-[73])
GBP175.0Berks England1671-[73]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3853&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3853.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamComitatus Bercheriae vulgo Barkshyre ...24 x 33 cms., in fine condition. In early outline colour. Small centrefold split repaired lower margin stopping well short of the image.; The first printed map of Berkshire from William Camden's 'Britannia', the first fully illustrated edition of his classic work. A fine example in original colour of the second state from the third edition. Refer to Skelton no. 5.3852London: (1607-[37].)
GBP250.0Berks England1607-[37].nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3852&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3852.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanBercheria Vernacule Barkshire.41 x 53 cms., in magnificent early outline colour with full wash coloured cartouches.; From the 'Novus Atlas'. Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his atlas focused on England and Wales. Blaeu established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. The lower right depicts a pleasant scene of a gentleman using a pair of dividers presumably on a map held up by a cherub. Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5560:2.3851Amsterdam: (1645.)
GBP450.0Berks England1645.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP1250.0Devon England[c.1689-c.93]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP375.0Portugal1794nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3813&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3813.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE BRUYN, Cornelis.Rhodus21 x 61 cms., in lovely early wash colour. Fine condition.; A fine panorama of Rhodes from Cornelis Le Bruyn's 'Voyage au Levant'. De Bruyn was a Dutch traveller and painter who spent the years 1678 to 1685 in the Levant. De Bruyn was primarily a landscape artist and this is manifested in the magnificent panoramas found in the book. This one of Rhodes is one of them. Blackmer 225; Cohen de Ricci 610; Nordenskiold Collection 3.358.3783Paris: (1714.)
GBP400.0Greece1714.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3783&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3783.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE BRUYN, Cornelis.Rhodus21 x 61 cms., in lovely early wash colour. Fine condition.; A fine panorama of Rhodes from Cornelis Le Bruyn's 'Voyage au Levant'. De Bruyn was a Dutch traveller and painter who spent the years 1678 to 1685 in the Levant. De Bruyn was primarily a landscape artist and this is manifested in the magnificent panoramas found in the book. This one of Rhodes is one of them. Blackmer 225; Cohen de Ricci 610; Nordenskiold Collection 3.358.3782Paris: (1714.)
GBP400.0Greece1714.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3782&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3782.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, Thomas.An Accurate Map of Hartfordshire42 x 51 cms., early outline colour, with lower centre fold split, restored; Following the success of the earlier published 'Large English Atlas', Bowen and Kitchin undertook a smaller version entitled the 'Royal English Atlas'. It was not a commercial success and as such is much rarer than its predecessor. Indeed the first edition is only known in 6 examples. The imprint below the map was altered to reflect the changes in ownership with Robert Sayer and John Bennett's names being included. Hodson 42.2; Skelton - Hodson 234.3478London: (c.1763-[79])
GBP375.0Herts Englandc.1763-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3478&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3478.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TALLIS, JohnCentral America34 x 25 cm.Maps in original outline colour, and with decorative cartouches and borders Slight foxing and some chips and minor tears to some margins..; With inset vignettes of Guatemala, Belise and Isalco. From the 'Illustrated Atlas and Modern History of the World', considered one of the last decorative atlases published. With ornate decorated border. Phillips 8223380London: (1851)
GBP50.0West Indies, South & Central America1851nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3380&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3380.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, ThomasSouth America34 x 36.5cm. Modern colour, map has been cleaned. Folded map.; from an unidentified source.2797London: (1760)
GBP110.0West Indies, South & Central America1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP6750.0Natural History, Decorative & Science1875.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1865&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/1865.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, EmanuelA New and Accurate Map of the Empire of the Great Mogul, together with India on both sides of the Ganges.350 x 420 mm., with fine recent wash colour, with a double fold as issued, in good condition.; This finely engraved detailed map of the Indian peninsula and South East Asia was published in Emanuel Bowen's 'A Complete System of Geography', 1747. With a fine vignette. Phillips 603; Shirley BL T.Bow-2a 43.3793London: (1747.)
GBP350.0South East Asia1747.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3793&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3793.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LONDON MAGAZINEA New and Accurate Map of East and West Florida, Drawn from the Best Authorities180 x 220 mm., in fine condition.; A fine dark impression of this map of the Florida peninsula and West Florida. The latter would later form parts of the states of Alabama and Mississippi. Florida is depicted at a time of great interest to the English as possession of it came after the Treaty of Paris only two years earlier when it was handed over by the Spanish. England was to hold it for just 20 years. It is depicted as an archipelago. Even in south Florida a number of toponyms are recognisable - 'Cayo Biscayne' and 'Boca de Ratones'. Jolly, D.C. (Brit Per) LOND-243; Seller & Van Ee #1620.3993London: (1765)
USD450.0South East North America1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3993&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3993.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LONDON MAGAZINELouisiana, as Formerly Claimed by France, Now Containing Part of British America to the East & Spanish America to the West of the Mississipi. From the Best Authorities by T. Kitchin Geogr.180 x 230 mm., modern wash colour, in good condition.; A charming little map focused on the old French Louisiana. This was due to the Treaty of Paris which ended the French and Indian War and granted Britain control westwards up to the Mississippi River. It illustrates the spread of the native Indian tribes across the middle of the continent and the position of several European settlements. Spanish territory in Texas is identified along with just at the right edge of the map Virginia. Engraved by Thomas Kitchin it appeared in the June 1765 issue of the 'London Magazine', one of the newspapers of the day. Jolly, D.C. (Brit Per) LOND-245.3994London: (1765)
USD450.0North America1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD225.0Northwest Canada North America1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3996&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3996.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasPartie de la Coste de Barbarie en Africque ou Sont les Royaumes de Tunis, et Tripoli ...37 x 53 cms., in early outline colour.; Engraved by Joannes Somer and published in Paris by Pierre Mariette this attractive map of central north Africa bears an ornate title cartouche top right. It is centred on Tunisia and Libya and includes the island of Malta in the Mediterranean. It comes from Sanson's 'Cartes Generales de Toutes les Parties du Monde'. Pastoureau Sanson V A no. 16.3952Paris: (1655)
GBP175.0Africa1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3952&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3952.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FRICX, Eugene HenriPartie de L'Angleterre42 x 56 cms., backed on linen and folded, but not cut.; Eugene Henri Fricx (1644-1730) is best known for his maps of the military campaigns of the War of the Spanish Succession 1701-14. He was a bookseller and publisher in Brussels. One sheet of a 24 sheet map "Table des cartes des Pays Bas et des Frontieres de France". A rare map of Kent. Engraved by Harrewyn. Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers. Koeman II pp. 109-10.3961Brussels: (1712)
GBP175.0Kent England1712nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP395.0Portugalc.1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3966&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3966.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae III Tab.35 x 46 cms., a fine example in modern wash colour.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the worlds greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. This map is centred on Armenia and shows the Black Sea and Caspian Sea to the west and east respectively. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.4017Utrecht: Francois Halma.(1578-[c.1695])
GBP250.0Middle East1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4017&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4017.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusEur: VIII Tab:35 x 43 cms., in modern wash colour.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the worlds greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. This map shows north eastern Europe and Russia. With an attractive scene of a camp upper right. The map extends southwards to the Black Sea. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.4019Utrecht: Francois Halma.(1578-[c.1695])
GBP250.0Russia1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4019&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4019.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae IX Tab:35 x 40 cms., a fine example in modern wash colour.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the worlds greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. This map centres on present day Pakistan with the Indus River prominent. Upper right can be seen the Himalayan Mountains. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.4022Utrecht: Francois Halma.(1578-[c.1695])
GBP325.0India & Ceylon1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4022&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4022.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae I Tab.34 x 46 cms., a fine example in modern wash colour.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the worlds greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. This map shows Ptolemaic Asia Minor or modern day Turkey. A prominent Cyprus is found as are the Greek Islands of Lesbos and Rhodes. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.4025Utrecht: Francois Halma.(1578-[c.1695])
GBP350.0Middle East1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4025&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4025.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusEurop. III. Tab.34 x 40 cms., a fine example in modern wash colour.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the worlds greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Ptolemy's image of France as seen through the eyes of Mercator. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.4032Utrecht: Francois Halma.(1578-[c.1695])
GBP250.0France1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4032&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4032.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusEur: V Tab:330 x 465 mm., a fine example in modern wash colour.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the worlds greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. A fine decorative map of the country from Rhaetia to Dalmatia. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.4034Utrecht: Francois Halma.(1578-[c.1695])
GBP195.0Eastern Europe1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4034&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4034.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBERG, JohannesArragonia & Catalonia20 x 26 cms., light browning lower right otherwise a good strong example.; The "Atlas Minor" by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three "Minor" versions of Gerard Mercator's atlas. Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This map illustrates the Spanish regions of Aragon and Catalonia. Koeman ME 198; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 9950:353; Phillips 3439; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Clop 1a.4047Amsterdam: (1630)
GBP125.0Spain1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4047&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4047.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERTIUS, PetrusCatalonia et Aragonia10 x 14 cms., with early wash colour to the sea; This attractive little map of Catalonia and Aragon was published in Amsterdam by Petrus Bertius. The work it comes from is a revised edition of Barent Langenes' "Caert Thresoor". The maps were all newly engraved by Jodocus Hondius. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 6281:342; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Bert 2a.4049Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP110.0Spain1616nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP115.0Spain1609nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4053&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4053.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBERG, JohannesRussia cum Confinns19 x 25.5 cms., in very good condition, small tear in upper margin repaired, not affecting the map.; The "Atlas Minor" by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three "Minor" versions of Gerard Mercator's atlas. Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were largely engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This is a lovely early map of Russia which in this case is engraved by Dirck Cornelissen Swardt. Koeman ME 198; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 9950:353; Phillips 3439; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Clop 1a.4075Amsterdam: (1630)
GBP300.0Russia1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4075&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4075.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANTINI, PaoloPartie Occidentale de L Empire de Russie en Asie Contenant les Provinces de ...480 x 580 mm., early outline colour. In very good condition. Good thick paper.; An attractive map of Russia with an ornate title cartouche. Santini was a Professor of design, an engraver and a mapmaker. The publisher is Giuseppe Antonio Remondini who re-issued Santini's original 'Atlas Universel'. The map is drawn from that of Robert de Vaugondy as stated in the title. Tooley's Dictionary.4076Venice: (1784)
GBP185.0Russia1784nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4076&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4076.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, EmanuelA New & Accurate Map of Moscovy, or Russia in Europe, with its Acquisitions ...320 x 220 mm., in fine condition with modern wash colour; An attractive map of Moscovy, Russia, published in Emanuel Bowen's 'A Complete System of Geography'. Bowen was a successful engraver and publisher in London in the middle of eighteenth century. This is his finest world atlas. Phillips 603; Shirley BL Atlases T.Bow-2a 28.4119London: (1747)
GBP295.0Russia1747nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4119&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4119.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.De Zee Custen Tusschen Douere en Orfordts Nesse, Daer de Teemse de Vermaer de Rivire va Lonon ...330 x 510 mm., with Dutch text on the verso. In very good condition.; TRUE FIRST STATE. Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. They are the first modern published sea charts and were engraved by the van Deutecom brothers. They were both functional and of great artistic merit.This chart depicting the coast of England from Deal to Orford Ness is orientated with west to the top. With ornamental cartouches, a compass rose, ships and sea monsters, all beautifully engraved by Jan van Doetichum. It is published in Leiden by the Plantin Press. This is an example of the first state before the addition of a Latin title, however it is now known that two states exist like this. In this new first state the toponym of Rochester is placed clearly above the Medway River, on the second it is re-engraved to be below it. The presence of the pagination 23 on the reverse indicates that this example comes from the true first edition of 1584 as there was a second edition issued later in the same year. Published in the De Spieghel der Zeevaerdt. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 474 no. 23a & 464-9.3916Leiden: (1584)
GBP2500.0Essex; Kent; Suffolk England1584nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3916&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3916.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamAustriae Ducatus Chorographia, Wolfgango Lazio Auctore34 x 46 cms., in early wash colour. With a small colour smudge in the lower left margin, otherwise a superb example.; Abraham Ortelius' fine map of Austria published in the first edition of his extremely important atlas the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', 1570. This example is with French text and comes from the 1587 edition. This is an example of the second state according to Van den Broecke. Koeman, C. (Atlantes) Ort 1A-1D, 27; Van den Broecke, M. #105.4070Antwerp: (1570-[87])
GBP350.0Switzerland & Austria1570-[87]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP475.0Switzerland & Austria1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4084&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4084.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausDie Eydtgnoschafft Punten und Wallis Helvetia cum Confinijs. Hans Conr'd Geiger von Zurich. Fecit Anno 1637275 x 350 mm., in fine recent wash colour and good condition.; From Johann Ludwig Gottfried's 'Neuwen Archontologia Cosmica' published in 1638. A high quality engraved map of Switzerland by Matthaus Merian. Adorned with the coats of arms of the various Canton's.4093Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP175.0Switzerland & Austria1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4093&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausMantua Ducatus28 x 37 cms., in fine condition; A finely engraved map of Mantua in Italy by Matthaus Merian. From Martin Zeiler's 'Itinerarium Italiae Nov Antiquae' published in Frankfurt, 1640. Phillips Atlases 52594094Frankfurt: (c.1650)
GBP120.0Italyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4094&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4094.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'ANVILLE, Jean Baptiste BourguignonTroisieme Partie de la Carte d'Asie, Contenant la Siberie, et quelques autres Parties de la Tartarie ... par le Sr. d'Anville ... MDCCLIII avec Privilege52 x 108 cms., early outline colour in two sheets joined as issued. In very good condition; This fine large scale map of Tartary and Siberia was engraved by de la Fosse. Many of d'Anville's atlases are untitled collections of maps, an example including this map can be found in the British Library. D'Anville died in 1782 aged 84 having led an active life cartographically. He was a thorough editor of his maps, so much so that upon his death his collection of some 9000 maps was acquired by the state. Shirley BL T.Anv 2a no. 124146Paris: (1753)
GBP350.0Russia1753nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP595.0Portugal1587-[92]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4183&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4183.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAMDEN, WilliamBritannia: Or a Chorographical Description of Great Britain.Folio (400 x 250 mm.), two volumes, full contemporary calf. Spine ribbed with 7 compartments, gilt lined, calf labels for title and volume. Volume 1; with engraved portrait of Camden by R. White, typographic title page within double rule border, 36 double page county maps by Robert Morden, 9 engraved plates. Volume 2; typographic title page within double ruled border, 15 double page county maps by Robert Morden. pp. (64), cclxvii, 696 (numbered columns, actually 348); (2), 829 (numbered columns paginated in continuation 697-1526); (176). With some light browning and occasional offsetting, generally a fine looking example.; Robert Morden is arguably best known for the series of maps he produced for the first edition of Dr. Edmund Gibsons translation of William Camdens 'Britannia'. Gibson (1669-1748) had first projected the work in 1692 when a Fellow of Queens College, Oxford. He turned to Morden (d.1703) to provide the maps. His sources are varied and are analysed by Skelton. The atlas was published in later editions in 1722, c.1730, 1753 and 1772. The availability of text leaves printed for the edition of 1722 had by now been exhausted and the book was out of print. This 1753 edition has had the text entirely reset word for word. The plates have been retouched in a number of instances and there are even some revisions made. During this time the ownership had changed too. Originally published by Awnsham Churchill it was in the hands of ten publishers in 1730 and the present 14 publishers by 1753. Hodson goes into great detail about the various changes of shareholdings. Records survive recording the print run as being 500 copies. A lovely example. Provenance: bookplates of Thomas Wright Esqr. of Santon Downham, Suffolk 1767 and Frank Cubitt; public auction. Beresiner pp. 157-60; Chubb 116; Hodson 171; Shirley BL T.Camd 5d; Skelton 117.1852London: (1753.)
GBP2950.0English County Atlas1753.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP180.0Wales1808nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3974&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3974.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, William.Frugiferi ac Amaeni Herefordiae Comitatus ...27 x 33 cms., with a small margin tear upper right, repaired and not affecting the image. Coloured; From the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. An example of the second state. Refer to Skelton no. 5.4011London: (1607-[37])
GBP150.0Hereford England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4011&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4011.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte Des Isles Philippines21 x 30.5 cms., in good condition apart from a lower margin repair; From Prevost's "Histoire Gnrale des Voyages". Shirley BL G.Prev 1a.4013Paris: (1752)
GBP85.0East Indies1752nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4013&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KAEMPFER, EnglebertDe Stad Nagasaki310 x 460 mm., 2 brown small marks and small thinning of paper bottom off centre.; Engelbert Kaempfer's 'History of Japan' was originally written in German. Kaempfer was a physician in Japan at the Dutch post of Dejima between the years 1690 and 1692. Shirley BL G.Kaem 1a.4037Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP225.0Japan & Koreac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4037&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4037.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KAEMPFER, EnglebertParticuliere Reis Kaart van Japan295 x 370 mm. Good condition.; Engelbert Kaempfer's 'History of Japan' was originally written in German. Kaempfer was a physician in Japan at the Dutch post of Dejima between the years 1690 and 1692. Shirley BL G.Kaem 1a.4038Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP190.0Japan & Koreac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4038&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4038.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KAEMPFER, EnglebertParticuliere Kaart van de Reys te Land van Fammamatz tot aan Farra door Engelbert Kaempfer305 x 375 mm. Good condition.; Engelbert Kaempfer's 'History of Japan' was originally written in German. Kaempfer was a physician in Japan at the Dutch post of Dejima between the years 1690 and 1692. Shirley BL G.Kaem 1a.4039Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP165.0Japan & Koreac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Japan & Koreac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4041&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4041.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KAEMPFER, EnglebertParticuliere Reis Kaart van Japan strekkende van Kokura tot Khurissima310 x 380 mm., in fine condition.; Engelbert Kaempfer's 'History of Japan' was originally written in German. Kaempfer was a physician in Japan at the Dutch post of Dejima between the years 1690 and 1692. Shirley BL G.Kaem 1a.4042Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP165.0Japan & Koreac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP190.0Japan & Koreac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4043&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4043.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KAEMPFER, EnglebertParticuliere Reis Kaart te Land strekkende van Jokaitz tot aan het Dorp Fammamatz305 x 380 mm., in fine condition.; Engelbert Kaempfer's 'History of Japan' was originally written in German. Kaempfer was a physician in Japan at the Dutch post of Dejima between the years 1690 and 1692. Shirley BL G.Kaem 1a.4044Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP175.0Japan & Koreac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4044&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4044.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]QUAD, MatthiasRegni Hispaniae Post Omnium Editiones Locupletissima Descriptio18 x 26 cms., a finely engraved dark impression; A fine example of the Matthias Quad map of most of Spain engraved by Johann Bussemacher. Published in Cologne it omits the extreme south of the Iberian peninsula. Meurer "Atlantes Colonienses" Qua 36.4060Cologne: (1600)
GBP175.0Spain1600nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4060&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4060.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, GerardDas Wiflispurgergou36 x 47 cms., in fine early wash colour. Good condition; This map of South West Switzerland is in fine early wash colour. Also it is from the first edition of the atlas in 1585 with Latin text to the verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 4920:1A.1.4068Duisburg.: (1585)
GBP250.0Switzerland & Austria1585nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4068&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4068.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamLecestriae Comitatus. Sive Leicestershyre: Pars olim Coritanorum290 x 360 mm., in very good condition. In good modern wash colour.; The first printed map of Leicestershire from the first fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. An example of the FIRST state from the second edition. This is arguably the preferred issue as their is no text on the verso unlike the first edition which often shows through. Baum 'Leicestershire' p. 24; Skelton no. 6.4205London: (1607-[10])
GBP225.0England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4205&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4205.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, Henry Carington & CARVER, SamuelBowles's New One-Sheet Map of Portugal Laid down According to the Sr. Nolin64 x 47 cms,. in fine early wash colour. With small area of slight foxing in the centrefold on the right otherwise on fine thick paper and in excellent condition.; In about 1780 Carington Bowles first published Bowless Universal Atlas. An example of this edition appears to be in the Library of Congress. It was quite possibly intended to be a smaller and more manageable version of Kitchins General Atlas first published in 1773. Those maps were often multi sheet and folding making their use difficult. In the Bowles atlas the majority of the maps are single sheet. Bowles appears to have re-issued the atlas with revisions just prior to his death in 1793. He was succeeded by his son Henry Carington Bowles (1763-1830) who shortly after formed a partnership with Samuel Carver. The firm was renamed Bowles and Carver and continued trading at No. 69 St. Pauls Churchyard. Most publications by this firm are rare and Bowless Universal Atlas is no exception. Undated as before the atlas is usually ascribed the date of 1798 or thereafter based on internal evidence. This fine map of Portugal was first issued in the 1780 edition and here appears in fine full wash colour. Earlier examples are usually in outline colour. An attractive title cartouche appears upper left. "Olhar o Mundo ler o Territorio" Exhibition Catalogue p. 174 illustrating the earlier issue; refer Shirley "Atlases in the British Library" T.Bowl 2a; Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers.4240London: (1780-c.98)
GBP350.0Portugal1780-c.98nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4240&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4240.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DIX, ThomasA New Map of the County of Buckinghamshire Divided into Wards440 x 350 mm., in early outline colour, cut and dissected, mounted on early linen. Slight browning lower right corner, otherwise in decent condition.; The maps for this very rare atlas were issued separately first then bound together as 'A Complete Atlas of the English Counties'. The work was begun by Thomas Dix but had to be completed by William Darton. Dix (c.1769-1813) worked as a surveyor and is recorded working in Norfolk. Darton, father and son, were both called William. They were active publishers in London at the time and are to be credited for completing this wonderful rare work. Chubb 387.4276London: (1822)
GBP250.0Bucks England1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4276&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4276.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LONDON MAGAZINELouisiana, as Formerly Claimed by France, Now Containing Part of British America to the East & Spanish America to the West of the Mississipi. From the Best Authorities by T. Kitchin Geogr.180 x 230 mm., slight offsetting in the right margin not affecting the image.; A charming little map focused on the old French Louisiana. This was due to the Treaty of Paris which ended the French and Indian War and granted Britain control westwards up to the Mississippi River. It illustrates the spread of the native Indian tribes across the middle of the continent and the position of several European settlements. Spanish territory in Texas is identified along with just at the right edge of the map Virginia. Engraved by Thomas Kitchin it appeared in the June 1765 issue of the 'London Magazine', one of the newspapers of the day. Jolly, D.C. (Brit Per) LOND-245.4191London: (1765)
USD395.0Southern Midwest North America1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4191&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4191.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCostes de France depuis Brest jusqu'a Dunkerque et celles d'Angleterre qui leur sont opposees22 x 35 cms., early wash colour in fine condition; A lovely sea chart from arguably Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. It shows the English Channel from the Straits of Dover through to the tips of Cornwall and Brittany. Phillips 638 & 3508; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Nordenskiold Collection 1 no. 10; Maritime Museum no. 211.4095Paris: (1764)
GBP125.0England1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4095&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4095.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN HEIRSCarte Nouvelle de l'Isle de Cadix & du Detroit de Gibraltar570 x 480 mm., in fine early outline colour. With good margins all round.; This fine detailed map of the Straits of Gibraltar is often listed as being by Johann Baptiste Homann after one drawn by the engineer J. de Petit and published by J.F. Weidler. It is engraved by R.A. Schneider with a fine decorative title cartouche and three fine ships in the Atlantic Ocean. It shows the Spanish coastline and interior in some detail from Malaga in the east to and beyond Cadiz in the west. Although listed as a Homann map the name is not written in the usual way. Stylistically it is just like a Nicolas de Fer map with similar paper being used and even the large margins, something Homann's maps never had. A curious item.4229Nuremberg: (c.1730)
GBP250.0Spainc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Middle Eastc.1540nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4158&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4158.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE FER, NicolasPartie Orientale du Gouvernement General de Languedoc ou se trouve dans Les Sevenes et dans le Bas Languedoc59 x 47 cms., early outline colour. Some light foxing to the lower margin otherwise in fine condition; The map displays the region to the west of the lower Rhone river valley. It shows Beziers in the west and Arles at the mouth of the river. It extends north up the river to Tournon. It was published in De Fer's folio atlas entitled 'Atlas ou Recueil de Cartes Geographiques'. The atlas followed a quarto one and was first issued in 1709. With two attractive cartouches the map extends from Lyon in the south to Chatillon in the north. Pastoureau Fer II C no. 304160Paris: (1705)
GBP150.0France1705nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4160&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4160.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COVENS, Jean - MORTIER, CorneilleLe Gouvernement General de Guienne et Gascogne47 x 58 cms., early outline colour, in good condition; A fine detailed map of the south west of France. It includes Bayonne, Bordeaux, Cahors and Toulouse, all of which are highlighted. The title cartouche is decorated with several coats of arms. Pastoureau, M. Jaillot I-F,312.4166Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP125.0Francec.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4166&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4166.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JAILLOT, Alexis HubertLe Cercle de Baviere65 x 46 cms., early outline colour. In fine condition; Jaillot (1628-88) was the leading French cartographer of the late seventeenth century. Clearly engraved by Cordier this map displays great detail of Bavaria, Germany. With fine ornate cartouches. Pastoureau, M. Jaillot, II-E, 82.4222Paris: (1704)
GBP160.0Germany1704nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4222&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4222.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COVENS, Jean & MORTIER, PierreLe Cercle de Baviere Divisee en touts les Estats ...65 x 50 cms., early outline colour. In fine condition; A fine detailed map of Bavaria, Germany, published by the Dutch firm of Covens & Mortier. With an elaborate title cartouche.4224Amsterdam: (1745)
GBP195.0Germany1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4224&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4224.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VALK, GerardPars summa, seu Australis Superioris Rheni Circuli; Compleetens praeter Lotharingiae Ducatum et Alsatiam Utramque60 x 49.5 cms., early outline colour, in very good condition; A finely engraved detailed map of the upper Rhine region focusing on the Alsace and Lorraine regions of France. The Rhine is depicted from Basel to Coblenz.4225Amsterdam: (c.1710)
GBP195.0Francec.1710nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Germany1600nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP650.0Berks England1776nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4104&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4104.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte de l'Isle de la Barbade Dressee au Depost des Cartes et Plans de la Marine pour le Service des Vaisseaux du Roy ...55 x 40 cms., with a tear to the upper margin just into the image, otherwise okay.; A fine classic early large scaled map of Barbados. Campbell identifies two issues without giving priority but it is our understanding that this example is the earlier of the two. Campbell in TMCC 21, no.33, pl.14.4209Paris: (1758)
GBP500.0West Indies, South & Central America1758nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4209&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4209.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DALRYMPLE, AlexanderChart of the Northern Part of the Bay of Bengal Laid down Chiefly from the Surveys Made by Bartholomew Plaisted and John Ritchie46 x 59 cms., early wash colour; William Herbert's "New Directory for the East Indies" was encouraged by the East India Company and first published in 1758. It quickly became the de-facto atlas of the region taking over prime place from the Third Part of the English Pilot which by then was over 50 years old. Further editions appeared in 1759, 1767 and 1776. It is in this latter edition that numerous new charts were included, many based on the highly talented Alexander Dalrymple who worked for the East India Company from 1752 and became its first Hydrographer in 1779. Cook Imago Mundi 33 pp. 46-64; Shirley "Atlases in the British Library" M.Dal 11a n.10; M.Herb1c 23.4218Paris: (1775)
GBP350.0India & Ceylon1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Germany1707nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Germanyc.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP350.0Germany1573-80nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4227&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4227.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel - KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of Northampton Shire. Divided into its Hundreds ...70 x 53 cms., early outline colour. In excellent condition with large margins; From 'The Large English Atlas'. Thomas Kitchin was one of the most notable English cartographers of the eighteenth century. He was both an engraver and publisher of considerable reputation who was made Hydrographer to King George III. He worked with many of his contemporaries on various projects. 'The Large English Atlas' was the greatest English county atlas of the eighteenth century and it had a troubled and complicated beginning. The ownership changed many times and the imprints on the maps changed accordingly. This is a fine example of the second although still pre-atlas state by John Tinney with his imprint. Hodson 221 p. 133.4283London: John Tinney(1753)
GBP175.0Northants England1753nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0France1713nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP495.0Yorks Cheshire Cumbs Derby Lancs Northumbs Durham Westm English County Atlas1843nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP550.0Oxford Hereford Shrops Beds Warwick Staffs Worcs English County Atlas1843.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP100.0Italy1853nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Italy1857nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Portugal1648-[61]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4380&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4380.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROSSI, Giacomo Giovanni deAsiae Minoris Iacobi Cantellij Vineolensis ...41 x 57 cms., in fine early outline colour. In very fine condition.; A beautifully engraved detailed map of Asia Minor as first published. With the islands of Rhodes and Cyprus fully depicted. The de Rossi family were a large and important publishing house in Rome during the seventeenth century. From 1677 they published the 'Mercurio Geografico' from which this map is taken. It is a rare atlas. Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 515; Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) T.ROSS-1b no. 49.4387Rome: (1686)
GBP500.0Middle East1686nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP275.0Africa1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Africa1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Africa1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4401&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4401.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GASTALDI, GiacomoTabula Africae III130 x 175 mm., light brown in part of the centrefold otherwise fine condition.; A rare Ptolemaic map of Egypt published in Giacomo Gastaldi's influential edition of Ptolemy's "Geographia". It is adorned with a winged Phoenix lower left. Gastaldi was arguably the greatest Italian cartographer of the sixteenth century. It is also the world's first printed pocket atlas, and the first to use a mechanism to hold the plates in position so that the impression was good and level. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 30/34; Nordenskiold Collection 214; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 369; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Ptol 9a.4402Venice: (1548)
GBP225.0Africa1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4402&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4402.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MELA, PomponiusAegyptus140 x 155 mm., in fine condition.; Pomponius Mela's "De Situ Orbis" was one of the classical texts on geography along with the more famous Ptolemy "Geografia". This edition by the publisher Heinrich Petri included a series of small maps. This one covers Egypt with the Arabian peninsula. Shirley BL Atlases G.Mela 1c no. 5.4407Basle: (1564)
GBP150.0Africa1564nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4407&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4407.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAGINI, Giovanni AntonioTabula Africae IIII135 x 175 mm., in fine condition.; From the Cologne edition of Magini's issue of Ptolemy's 'Geography'. Magini was from Padua and would later publish an atlas of Italy. The maps in this work are expertly printed by Peter Keschedt and are particularly detailed and attractive. Shirley cited them as being 'more florid than the Venice plates'. This particular map is of northern Africa. Meurer, P.H. 'Cologne' Mag 1; Shirley 'Atlases in BL' T.Ptol-13a; Nordenskiold 224.4550Cologne: (1597)
GBP120.0Africa1597nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP120.0Africa1564nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Africa1564nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4555&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4555.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertBritannia Saxonica370 x 300 mm., modern outline colour with wash applied to the cartouches. In fine condition; This map of the Saxon Heptarchy is from Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Shirley, R.W. (BI 1650-1750) Morden 12; Skelton no. 117.4419London: (1695)
GBP125.0British Isles1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4419&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4419.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE FER, NicolasHuitieme Plan de Paris Divise en ses Vingts Quartiers450 x 570 mm., with fine recent wash colour, with folds as issued, in fine condition.; This plan of the modern Paris is from Nicholas de la Mare's 'Traite de la Police'. It includes eight plans of Paris from its foundation to the time of publication. This the eighth is the most modern of them.4582Paris: (1729)
GBP650.0France1729nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4582&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4582.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PETERMANN, Augustus HeinrichDas Thal von Katmandu210 x 175 mm., with routes lined in red as issued; This fine detailed lithographic map depicts the route to Kathmandu, the capital of present day Nepal and in the heart of the Himalayas. It was published in Gotha by J. Perthes. Petermann arrived at the Gotha in 1854 to join the published company of Perthes. He founded and produced the famous journal named after him. This is an early production. Dreyer-Eimbcke IMCoS Journal 70 pp. 19-27.4392Gotha: (1855)
GBP95.0India & Ceylon1855nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4392&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4392.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAGINI, Giovanni AntonioTabula Asiae VI135 x 175 mm., in excellent condition.; From the Cologne edition of Magini's issue of Ptolemy's 'Geography'. Magini was from Padua and would later publish an atlas of Italy. The maps in this work are expertly printed by Peter Keschedt and are particularly detailed and attractive. Shirley cited them as being 'more florid than the Venice plates'. This particular map is of the Arabian peninsula. Meurer, P.H. 'Cologne' Mag 1; Shirley 'Atlases in BL' T.Ptol-13a; Nordenskiold 224.4579Cologne: (1597)
GBP195.0Middle East1597nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP595.0Portugal1635-[50]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP275.0Russia1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP275.0Scandinavia1787nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4284&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/4284a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/4284b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, HenriCarte de la Maison du Roy .../ Vue de Stockholm145 x 260 mm., on a folio sheet with two further views either side. In fine condition.; From the encyclopaedic seven volume 'Atlas Historique' by HenriChatelain. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Koeman II p. 33.4310Amsterdam: (c.1710)
GBP165.0Scandinaviac.1710nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4310&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4310.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHEREAU, JacquesVue Perspeective du Palais du Roy de Suede a Stokolm260 x 395 mm., early wash colour. In fine condition.; This view falls into a category of prints known as 'Vue d'Optique'. A series of popular perspective views published in Paris, London and Augsburg during the second half of the eighteenth century. These engravings were meant to be seen through special optical devices technically known as 'zograscopes'. They are most easily recognised by there consistent dimensions and style with notable blue wash skies.4394Paris: (c.1765)
GBP165.0Scandinaviac.1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP265.0Switzerland & Austria1544-[55]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Title Pagesc.1552nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3999&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3999.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE ROUGE, George LouisMappe Monde qui Comprend les Nouvelles Decouvertes Faites jusqua ce Jour220 x 300 mm., early outline colour. With small repair to tear in extreme lower right margin, not affecting the image.; A lovely double hemisphere world map with four ornate scenic cartouches. George Louis Le Rouge was a military engineer who took up cartography from about 1740. From the 'Atlas Nouveau Portatif a l'Usage des Militaires, et du Voyageur'.4581Paris: (1748)
USD1250.0World & Celestial1748nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4581&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4581.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWSPlymouth49 x 118 cms., backed on linen. Some slight wear to lower centrefold, restored. Otherwise in good condition.; A magnificent panoramic birds-eye view of Plymouth, Devon.3772London: (1872)
GBP225.0Devon England1872nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3772&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3772.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOBSON, W. C.This Map of Yorkshire, is Most Respectfully Dedicated to the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Landowners and Manufacturers of the CountyFour sheets in all 129 x 163 cm., uncoloured. With some marginal repairs otherwise in fine condition.; This is a reduction in four large sheets of Greenwood's nine sheet map of 1828. This is the second state according to Rodger issued in the same year. The first bears the date July 1843, this the second bears September 1843 and the publishers address is added. There were four further editions to some time after 1847. Rodger 531.3835London: J. & C. Walker.(1843.)
GBP750.0Yorks England1843.nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3835&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3835.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KIP, JohannesThe Royall Palace, and Town of Windsor.55 x 88 cms., in two sheets pasted together. With some marginal chips repaired, not effecting the image.; A fine large early engraved view of the town and castle of Windsor. Dedicated to Queen Anne. Adams 'London Illustrated 1604-1851' 22 no. 43.3837London: (1720)
GBP450.0Berks England1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP450.0Portugalc.1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4613&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4613.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE FER, NicolasLes Frontieres D'Espagne et de Portugal, ou se trouve le Royaume de Portugal.575 x 425 mm., early outline colour. Light browning to the left of the centrefold otherwise fine.; This fine map of Portugal by Nicholas de Fer is engraved by P. Starckman. It was issued in the first edition of the "Atlas ou Recueil de Cartes Geographiques", 1709. Pastoureau De Fer II C no. 72.4614Paris: (1705)
GBP360.0Portugal1705nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4614&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4614.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MICHELOT, Henri and BREMONT, LaurentPlan de la Rade D'Alicant180 x 255 mm., in fine condition.; Although unsigned the plates were engraved by P. Starckman. This map is from the second edition of the "Recueil de Plusieurs Plans des Ports et Rades de la Mer Mediterranee" first published in 1727 with only 21 charts. This is one of 16 new charts issued for the second edition. Shirley Atlases in the BL M,Mich 2a no. 5.4578Marseilles: (1730)
GBP195.0Spain1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4578&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4578.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE VAUGONDY, Didier RobertPartie Meridionale du Royaume de Portugal485 x 520 mm., early outline colour. Large margins, fine condition.; With an attractive baroque cartouche housing the title. Pedley 321.4616Paris: (1751)
GBP150.0Portugal1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4616&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4616.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERULA, PaulusPortugallia100 x 135 mm. In fine condition set on a leaf with text.; This attractive little map of Portugal was published in Amsterdam by Paulus Merula. It first appeared in the revised edition of Barent Langenes work entitled "Caert Thresoor" in 1616. This one is engraved by Salomon Rogiers. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 6281:342; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Bert 2a & T.Meru 2a no. 10.4623Amsterdam: Willem Jansz. Blaeu(1621)
GBP110.0Portugal1621nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4623&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4623.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JAILLOT, Alexis HubertLe Royaume de Naples Divise en Toutes ses Provinces ... Partie Septentrionale & Partie MeridionaleIn two sheets 475 x 745 mm. and 430 x 745 mm., in fine early outline colour.; A magnificent two sheet map of the Kingdom of Naples from Jaillot's "Atlas Francois". The whole is beautifully adorned with two decorative cartouches. Jaillot (1628-88) was the leading French cartographer of the late seventeenth century. Pastoureau Jaillot 2E nos. 188 & 9.4650Paris: (1703-[06])
GBP750.0Italy1703-[06]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4650&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdencaburden.com/pictures/Multi5/4650.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE VAUGONDY, Didier RobertCarte du Duche de Luxembourg dans laquelle on Trouve la Partie Meridionale & Limitrophe de la Seigneurie de Lyege510 x 630 mm., in early outline colour.; The first state of a finely engraved large scale map of Luxembourg published in the "Atlas Universal". Mickwitz, A. II,245; Pedley 225 Van der Vekene 3.28A.4679Paris: (1753)
GBP195.0Low Countries1753nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4679&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4679.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransLuxembourg - Lutzenburgum, Ducatus eiusdem Nominis, Vetus et Primaria Urbs ...350 x 420 mm., in recent wash colour, in good condition.; A fine bird's-eye plan of Luxembourg. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This example first appeared in the third volume published in Latin 1581. The only edition with German text as here was published in the following year. Fauser, A. 8131; Koeman B & H 3 no. 16; Van der Vekene Plans 10.01A.4684Cologne: (1581-[82])
GBP395.0Low Countries1581-[82]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP395.0Low Countries1579-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4685&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4685.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoTabula Asiae X200 x 265 mm., in fine condition. With Italian text to the verso.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's "Geography" included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its third state as published in the 1598 edition. It depicts the Indian "peninsula" as mapped by Ptolemy. The Indus and Ganges rivers can be clearly seen. Nordenskiold 227; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10f.4692Venice: (1561-[98])
GBP135.0India & Ceylon1561-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4692&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4692.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSONIUS, JohannesCambriae Typus Auctore Humfredo Lhuydo Denbigiense Cambrobritanno340 x 490 mm., with fine early outline colour in excellent condition.; This third version of Jodocus Hondius's original plate first appeared in 1647. It varied considerably from the earlier works with a cartouche upper right, sailing ships re-instated. Booth no. 5; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5500:1B.4712Amsterdam: (1647)
GBP550.0Wales1647nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP275.0Scandinaviac.1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4307&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4307.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertCape Verde Ilands110 x 135 mm., in fine condition.; This lovely rare little map was first issued in Robert Morden's 'Geography Rectified', 1680. This is an example of the second state with a revised title, and many new toponyms. In this state it first appeared in the second edition in 1688. Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Mord 2a no. 48.4377London: (1680)
GBP85.0Portugal1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4377&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4377.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GASTALDI, GiacomoTabula Asiae II130 x 175 mm., in fine condition.; A rare Ptolemaic map of central Russia showing the region between the Black Sea with a recognisable Crimean peninsula to the Caspian Sea. It was published in Giacomo Gastaldi's influential edition of Ptolemy's "Geographia". It is adorned with two birds on the left and an apparent shipwreck points to dangerous waters. Gastaldi was arguably the greatest Italian cartographer of the sixteenth century. It is also the world's first printed pocket atlas, and the first to use a mechanism to hold the plates in position so that the impression was good and level. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 30/41; Nordenskiold Collection 214; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 369; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Ptol 9a.4429Venice: (1548)
GBP275.0Russia1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4429&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4429.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AYROUARD, JacquesPlan de la Baye et Port de Mayorque290 x 450 mm., in very good condition.; The "Recueil de Plusieurs Plans des Ports et Rades ... de la Mer Mediterranee" contained numerous plans of the Mediterranean ports and harbours. The plates are all signed "par iacques Ayrouard pilote real avec privilege du Roy grave par louis Corne". They show their engraver is one Louis Corne. The place of publication is unknown but presumed here to be Marseille, the home of a few similar works. The work is dedicated to Jean Frederick Phelypeaux Comte de Maurepas who was the Minister of the Navy to Louis XV. About Ayrouard surprisingly little is known other than his referral in the book to being a navigator with the French Royal Navy. This particular chart is of the bay and port of Palma, Majorca, in the Balearic Islands. NMM 206; Phillips 7862; Shirley Atlases in the BL M.Ayr 1a.4577Marseilles: (1746)
GBP350.0Spain1746noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4577&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4577.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANONYMOUSHolsatia complectens Stormariae et Dittmarsiae et Vagriae Ducatus345 x 415 mm., with folds as issued. In fine condition on good paper.; A finely engraved large scaled map of the region between Hamburg and Kiel. We have been unable to trace the origin of this map.4168(Germany): (c.1720)
GBP100.0Germanyc.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Russia1820nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP275.0Eastern Europe1573-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Switzerland & Austriac.1595nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Switzerland & Austriac.1550nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Switzerland & Austriac.1550nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Switzerland & Austria1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP200.0Switzerland & Austria1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP325.0Switzerland & Austria1592nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP155.0Switzerland & Austriac.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Switzerland & Austriac.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP165.0Scandinavia1608nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP35.0Africa1837nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP35.0Africa1836nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP35.0Africa1836nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP25.0Africa1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4497&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4497.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ALBIZZI, AntonioDuces Lotharingae Posteriores540 x 390 mm., in fine condition.; An engraved emblematic double page plate with the family tree of the rulers of Lorraine. A view of the town of Blanmond is at the bottom of the plate. It is from Antonio Albizzi's 'Principum Christianorum Stemmata', a popular work of the day. It was engraved by David Custodis. The family tree of the local Royal and notable family is laid out. Graesse I 58; Shirley G.Albi 1a no. 23.4511Augsburg: (1608)
GBP145.0Low Countries1608nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP220.0Germany1608nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP295.0Italy1860nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4365&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4365.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GUSSEFELD, Franz LudwigCharte vom Konigreich Norwegen585 x 470 mm., in early wash colour. Some reinforcement to margins but generally okay.; Franz Ludwig Gussefeld (1744-1808) was a cartographer from Osterburg who worked with the firm of Homann's Heirs from 1773. This detailed map of Norway includes insets of Drontheim in the north and the Faroe Islands. The whole bears an attractive title cartouche lower left. Tooley's Dictionary.4411Nuremberg: (1789)
GBP315.0Scandinavia1789nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Russia1816nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Africa1561nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Asia Continentc.1551nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0East Indies1696nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Africa1781nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP230.0Francec.1580nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP395.0Ireland1778-[84]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Middle East1718nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4842&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4842.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE BRUYN, CornelisSecond Vue de Persepolis310 x 630 mm., good condition.; A fine panoramic view of the ruins of Persepolis, Persia. Cornelis Le Bruyn left the Netherlands on his second journey in 1701. He travelled first to Russia for a year before going on to Persia. He spent another year at Isfahan before a further 3 months at Persepolis recording the ruins and inscriptions. In 1705 he travelled on to the East Indies before returning home in 1708. Brunet III 911.4843Amsterdam: (1718)
GBP125.0Middle East1718nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP255.0Low Countries1576nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4899&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4899.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBERG, Johannes - DU SAUZET, HenriCastiliae Veteris et Novae Descriptio185 x 255 mm., in fine condition.; The 'Atlas Minor' by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three 'Minor' versions of Gerard Mercator's atlas. Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were engraved by Pieter van den Keere. Their following publication was by Henri du Sauzet in 1735 under the title 'Atlas Portatif'. This is an example of the second state after the shot silk moire effect of the sea has been erased, but before the addition of a plate number. A rare issue. Koeman ME 207; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 9950:353; Phillips 5970; refer Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Clop 1a.4472Amsterdam: (1630-[1735])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4472&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4472.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoMarmarica Nuova Tavola185 x 245 mm., in fine condition.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. It is a modern depiction of the North African coastline including the modern day Egypt. Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.4475Venice: (1561-[74])
GBP125.0Africa1561-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP85.0Africa1561-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4476&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4476.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoTabula Aphricae I185 x 250 mm., in fine condition.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. It depicts the north west African coast as mapped by Ptolemy which includes modern day Morocco. Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.4478Venice: (1574)
GBP75.0Africa1574nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Middle Eastc.1540nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4572&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4572.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausRiga220 x 265 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Many of the earliest plates were issued in Johann Angel von Werdenhagen's 'De Rebus Publicis Hanseaticus' of 1644 including this fine birds eye view of Riga showing a busy port. A Key identifies 14 locations. Fauser, A. 11788; Shirley BL G.Werd 1a no. 81 & G.Mer 1a.4600Frankfurt: (1644)
GBP195.0Eastern Europe1644nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4600&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4600.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanAbissinorum sive Pretiosi Ioannis Imperium130 x 190 mm., in early outline colour. Good condition.; This map of central Africa focuses on the land of the legendary Christian King, Prester John. His fortified kingdom is depicted on top of a mountain. The Nile River flows from two large lakes. The map was engraved by Petrus Kaerius who places an ornate title cartouche upper left. It was produced to be included in Jan Jansson's edition of Mercator's 'Atlas Minor'. With Latin text on verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8720:352.1.4633Amsterdam: (1628)
GBP135.0Africa1628nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Africa1616nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP255.0Germanyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP210.0Germanyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP240.0Germanyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP220.0Italy1747nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Scandinavia1748nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP75.0Low Countries1637nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Low Countries1707nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP650.0Spain1682nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP475.0Scandinaviac.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP275.0Eastern Europe1570-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP395.0Italy1590-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP190.0Mediterranean1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Germanyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4851&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4851.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausTunes200 x 365 mm., light finger marks lower corners otherwise in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Many of the earliest plates were issued in Johann Angel von Werdenhagen's 'De Rebus Publicis Hanseaticus' of 1644 including this fine view of Tunis complete with its rampant lion lower left. Shirley BL G.Werd 1a & G.Mer 1a no. 131.4858Frankfurt: (c.1650)
GBP125.0Africac.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4858&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4858.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ASTLEY, ThomasPlan of the Island of Goree235 x 355 mm., with folds as published in lower right margin extended after removal by binder, in good condition.; This plan of the island of Goree includes two views below of the Cape Verde Islands found just to the west. Goree is now known as Dakar in Senegal. From Thomas Astley, 'A Collection of Voyages and Travels' and engraved by Isaac Basire. Shirley BL G.Astl 1a no. 20.4860London: (1745)
GBP70.0Portugal1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4860&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4860.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausNurmberg300 x 380 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. A keys helps to identify 45 places on the map. Shirley BL G.Werd 1a & G.Mer 1a.4861Frankfurt: (c.1650)
GBP295.0Germanyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4861&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4861.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TAVERNIER, MelchiorAntiquorum Africae Episcopatuum Geographica Descriptio370 x 510 mm., early outline colour in very good condition.; Melchoir Tavernier was a member of a prestigious family firm of cartographers started by his father Gabriel and uncle Mechoir I. The following year, 1644, he would sell much of the business to Pierre Mariette. This map features the north western coast of Africa with the Mediterranean Sea. With a very ornate title cartouche. Pastoureau Tavernier.4874Paris: (1640)
GBP195.0Africa1640nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4874&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4874.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HAWKESWORTH, JohnQueen Charlotte's Islands235 x 385 mm., in good condition.; This map comes from the official account of the First Voyage of the Pacific by Captain James Cook published in 1773. It records the voyage of Captain Carteret (1766-69) to the Solomon Islands as they are now called in the South Pacific. For the compilation of this work Hawkesworth received 6,000 from the Admiralty Shirley G.Hawk 1a no. 11.4883London: (1773)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1773nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4883&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4883.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HAWKESWORTH, John - COOK, Captain James(No title)205 x 300 mm., in good condition.; Engraved by E. Rooker this view comes from the official account of the First Voyage of the Pacific by Captain James Cook published in 1773. It records a meeting with the natives. For the compilation of this work Hawkesworth received 6,000 from the Admiralty. Shirley G.Hawk 1a.4885London: (1773)
GBP95.0Australasia & Pacific1773nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4885&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4885.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HAWKESWORTH, JohnA Chart and Views of Pitcairn's Island185 x 255 mm., in good condition.; This map comes from the official account of the First Voyage of the Pacific by Captain James Cook published in 1773. It records the voyage of Captain Carteret (1766-69) to Pitcairn's Island in the South Pacific. The Island would of course become famous as the home of Fletcher Christian after the mutiny of the Bounty. For the compilation of this work Hawkesworth received 6,000 from the Admiralty Shirley G.Hawk 1a no. 10.4890London: (1773)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1773nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4890&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4890.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamHelvetiae Descriptio Aegidio Tschudo Auct.345 x 460 mm., lovely recent wash colour.; First published in the first edition of 1570 of Ortelius' "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum", the first modern atlas. This example is from the German edition of 1580. The map is drawn from the work of Aegidius Tscudi who was born in Glarus, Switzerland, in 1505. From 1524 he travelled extensively in the Alps and wrote a manuscript book with map of his travels. He intended to publish them but became involved in local politics instead. The map was printed separately in 1538 and no example survives. It is only known by a later re-print from the same block in 1560 which in itself survives in just one known example. Blumer pp. 47-9; Van den Broecke, M. 115; Karrow 78/1; Weisz p. 82.4916Antwerp: (1570-[80])
GBP375.0Switzerland & Austria1570-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4916&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4916.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VISSCHER, NicolasS.R.I. Sueviae Circulus atq Ducatus ...480 x 550 mm., recent wash colour. Good condition.; A very attractive map of Suabia or southern Germany by Nicolas Visscher. The dating of maps by the Visscher family is very hard but bearing the privilege granted in 1677 and by the style we can ascribe a date to approximately 1700. Tooley's Dictionary.4918Amsterdam: (c.1700)
GBP255.0Germanyc.1700nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4918&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4918.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SENEX, JohnRegionum Italiae Mediarum Tabula Geographica pernoscendis Historiae Romanae ...455 x 590 mm., early wash colour A few little tears repaired lower margin, generous margins all round, good condition.; From John Senex's very rare 'English Atlas' first issued from about 1710 as a collection of maps but not with a title page until 1714. As can be seen by the date of 1712 on this map they were in preparation for some time before. 'Senex was an engraver and map seller, later cultivating his scientific interests as a maker of instruments and globes. In the early part of his career from about 1706 to 1711, he was in association with the London publisher Charles Price and together they produced sets of large (double-folio) sized maps ... The partnership ... split up in 1710.' (Shirley). This map of the region of ancient Rome in Italy displays the area in great detail displaying all the Roman roads. With an inset plan of ancient Rome. Shirley T.Sen 1c no. 28.4922London: (1712)
GBP525.0Italy1712nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4922&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4922.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DU VAL, PierreMoscovie dite Autrement Grande et Blanche Russie400 x 505 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; A rare map by Pierre Duval first published in the 'Cartes Geographiques' in 1654. Here we have the second state in which the date 1677 has been added below the Privilege. Pastoureau Duval IIA no. 10 & IID.4923Paris: (1677)
GBP250.0Russia1677nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4923&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4923.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PORCACCHI, TomasoS. Lorenzo100 x 140 mm., with some light water staining to the margin, otherwise fine.; A good early map of the island of Madagascar beautifully engraved by Girolamo Porro from 'L'Isole Piu Famose del Mondo'. Shirley T.Por 1a no. 24.4967Venice: (1604)
GBP95.0Indian Ocean1604nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Indian Ocean1598-[1600]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4969&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4969.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOFFMAN, JohannInsula Madagascar100 x 120 mm., with even light toning, otherwise in good condition.; 'In 1678 Johann Christoph Beer translated into German Pierre Duval's highly successful little atlas entitled 'Le Monde Terreste, ou la Geographie Universelle', first published in Paris, 1660. An English edition of the atlas was also produced but only this Nuremberg issue bore maps. It was published by Johann Hoffman who employed the local engraver Sigismund Hipschmann to render the plates. The atlas was republished in the years 1679, 1681, 1690 and 1694.' Burden 'North America' no. 499.4970Nuremberg: (1678-[94])
GBP95.0Indian Ocean1678-[94]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4970&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4970.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUTTERS, RobertCheshire120 x 90 mm., early outline colour. In good condition.; This charming map of Cheshire orientated with east at the top is from William Green's 'Picture of England' printed in 1804. It was first issued in Robert Butters' 'An Atlas of England' the previous year. Butters (fl. 1785-1808) was a printer in London and this is his only atlas work although he was involved in the 'Political Magazine'. The 'Picture of England' was published by John Hatchard (1769-1849), founder of the bookshop which still bears his name. Refer Carroll 58.4972London: (1804)
GBP125.0Cheshire England1804nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4972&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4972.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GASTALDI, GiacomoMoschovia Nova Tabula135 x 170 mm., in good condition.; A very rare modern map of Russia showing the region between the Black Sea with a recognisable Crimean peninsula to the Caspian Sea in the east. One of the earliest modern maps of Russia. It extends northwards encompassing all of European Russia. Bagrow praised the map considerably and discusses the maps origins as "an unpublished sketch by Paulus Giovio". It appears to be related to that of Dmitriy Gerasimov in the atlases of Battista Agnese. It was published in Giacomo Gastaldi's influential edition of Ptolemy's 'Geographia'. Gastaldi was arguably the greatest Italian cartographer of the sixteenth century. It is also the world's first printed pocket atlas, and the first to use a mechanism to hold the plates in position so that the impression was good and level. Bagrow pp. 64 & 86-8; Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 30/41; Nordenskiold Collection 214; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 369; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol 9a.4982Venice: (1548)
GBP495.0Russia1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4982&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4982.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BASIRE, IsaacA View of Casal, a Very Strong City and Castle in Italy, taken by the Duke of Savoy in Decemr. 1706360 x 480 mm. With a double fold as issued in the book. A fine example.; A beautifully engraved bird's-eye panoramic view of the town of Casal by Isaac Basire. It is depicted flanking the River Po. From Nicolas Tindal's 'Continuation of Mr. Rapin's History of England'. Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) G.RAP-1a, no. 17.4646London: (1747)
GBP195.0Italy1747nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4646&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4646.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWSThe Crimea and Adjacent Coasts505 x 770 mm., with folds as issued. Top left margin reinstated after removal to allow for binding by the publisher. One small crease lower right mostly in the margin, otherwise a good clean example.; A rare folding supplemental plate to the Illustrated London News issued at the end of the Crimean War which raged from October 1853 to February 1856. With several inset views of towns and two inset maps of the Black Sea and the Town and Harbour of Sebastopol.5025London: (1856)
GBP275.0Eastern Europe1856nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5025&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5025.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesNewhaven630 x 470 mm., a minor nick on the left side, restored, otherwise in fine condition.; This is the first edition uncorrected of a superb detailed chart of the harbour and town of Newhaven, East Sussex. It bears numerous depth soundings both offshore and in the channel leading to the town. The whole is as surveyed by Captain F. Bullock of the Royal Navy and engraved by the firm of J & C Walker.3909London: (1852)
GBP175.0Sussex England1852nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3909&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3909.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]EVANS, JohnTo Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart. this Map of North Wales is Respectfully Inscribed620 x 730 mm. Dissected and laid on linen, folding into the original marbled slipcase, with contemporary label inscribed by the owner Dawson, worn. A couple of minor marks to the map but generally a fine copy.; FIRST EDITION. Engraved by Robert Baugh this is a reduction of John Evans wall map on 9 sheets. About Evans there was always some confusion. There are according to Iolo and Menai Roberts a total of six John Evans involved in cartography, five of them are Welsh! His article helped significantly to separate their respective works. A John Evans (1723-95) is from Llwynygroes, an estate near the village of Llanymynech near the Montgomery-Shropshire border. His nine sheet map of North Wales was published in June 1795 and was also engraved by Robert Baugh. It is the largest map to be published of North Wales prior to the Ordnance Survey. Evans also produced a manuscript of a reduced version but he died before it was published. This was achieved at the hands of his son, also John Evans (1756-1846). This John Evans was a doctor in Shrewsbury and after inheriting the estate moved there to live. In this reduction the view of Vale Crucis Abbey found on the original is changed to one of Conway Castle. Dr. Evans submitted both maps to the Royal Society of Arts for an award and in 1802 received the sum of 45 guineas. A second edition of the reduction was published in August 1802 which included the addition below the scale of miles of an explanation of turnpike roads, crossroads and intended roads. Some of these were new additions to the map itself. This is an example of the first edition. Provenance: manuscript ownership inscription to one of the labels of Mrs Dawson; public auction. Roberts Which John Evans, in The Map Collector no. 46, pp. 18-23; Rodger 584.4255London: (1797)
GBP395.0Wales1797noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4255&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4255.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnBuckingamiae Comitatus vulgo Buckingham Shire370 x 485 mm., early outline colour. With some light colour issues to part of the centrefold, otherwise okay.; John Seller (c.1627-97) was born the son of Henry Sellers, a cord wayner, between 1627 and 1630 in Wapping, London. He was apprenticed to Edward Lowe who was presumably an instrument maker as this was the profession chosen by Seller. He appears to have been a Baptist at a time when Nonconformists were not popular. Following the Restoration of King Charles II in 1660, there were understandably a number of treasonable plots against him. In 1662 six men were arrested in one such plot led by Thomas Tonge, amongst them was John Seller. The trial was held in the Old Bailey in December. The published details show that Seller was clearly not involved although he was a friend of one of the men and had been seen talking to another. In spite of the evidence he was convicted and sentenced. Seller and one James Hind escaped execution, the others being hanged on 22 December. Seller remained in Newgate Prison until the spring of 1663. He was granted release on bail and eventually granted a pardon. Sellers main income derived from instrument making and navigation, and he was even interested in their use. He wrote Praxis Nautica or Practical Navigation in 1669, dealing with all aspects of navigation such as instruments, mathematics, almanacs and tables. It was an immediate success and was issued in numerous further editions. It was at this time he turned to publishing maps, at first specialising in sea charts for which he saw a domestic market. Expanding in to topographical maps he entered in to all sorts of projects but lacked the commercial ability to carry them through successfully. In the London Gazette for November 1679 John Seller along with John Oliver the surveyor and the engraver Richard Palmer announced their intention to publish a folio English County atlas to be titled Atlas Anglicanus. At the beginning of the following year they announced in the Term Catalogues that maps of Middlesex, Surrey and Hertfordshire were available and that Kent was underway. Unfortunately only two more counties were produced, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. The project languished until the partnership broke up in 1693 when the maps were sold to Philip Lea.This map of Buckinghamshire bears a large ornate title cartouche in the upper right corner and two more on the left side. Only the one example of the first state is recorded, that being in the sample copy of the 'Atlas Anglicanus' presented to the King and now in the British Library. This is one of only six folio county maps produced by Seller. Later Philip Lea would acquire the plates and include them in some examples of his Saxton atlas entitled The Shires of England and Wales available from c.1693. For this second state offered here two imprints of Philip Lea are added at the bottom of the 'Table' and in the plinth lower left. Five coats of arms are added nearby, those of George Villiers Duke is alone above the 'Table'. The boundary with Surrey is also added as is 'Pt. of Surrey' and a superior 'i' is added to 'Madenhead'. The most notable change however is the addition of roads across the map. A later state dated 1733 bearing the imprint of Thomas Bowles also exists. Provenance: private English collection acquired December 2008. Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1h no. 28; Skelton (1970) pp. 186-7, nos. 112 & 115; Wyatt (1978) 15.i p. 92.4608London: (c.1680-[93])
GBP1100.0Bucks Englandc.1680-[93]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4608&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4608.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamSalisburgensis Iurisdictionis ...340 x 440 mm., in fine early wash colour.; This is the earlier prefered plate of Salzburg in Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. It includes a fine birds-eye view of the town. Van den Broecke, M. #107; Karrow 68/1 pp. 475-7.4085Antwerp: (1570-[87])
GBP325.0Switzerland & Austria1570-[87]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4085&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4085.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte Particuliere de la Coste D'Or420 x 590 mm., in good condition printed on thick paper.; This early chart by Nicolas Bellin details the Gold Coast of Africa. Bellin (1703-72) was Hydrographer in the French Dpt de la Marine. With access to the latest navigational reports, he produced a great many maps and charts of excellent quality. This particular one appeared in the "Hydrographie Francoise". It is an early edition, without number, price or stamp of the Depot de la Marine. NMM 210 no. 129; Shirley Atlases in the BL M.Bell 2a no. 24.4526Paris: (1750)
GBP375.0Africa1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4526&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4526.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HONDIUS, JodocusBarbaria/ Cartaginens/ Aegyptus140 x 180 mm., in good modern wash colour, good condition.; The top half of the map features the coast of Barbary, or the whole of North Africa. Below are two insets of Carthage in modern day Tunisia and the Nile Delta in Egypt. This attractive map is from Jodocus Hondius' miniature version of Gerard Mercator's great atlas entitled the 'Atlas Minor'. With German text to the verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8610.351.4549Amsterdam: (1607)
GBP95.0Africa1607nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4549&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4549.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert - WHITTLE, JamesChart of the West Coast of Sumatra from Bencoolen to Keysers Bay640 x 930 mm., in good condition with very wide margins. Some light offset.; This chart is found in examples of Laurie and Whittle's "Complete East India Pilot". It shows the extreme south western shore of Sumatra leading to the Straits of Sunda. Inset plans of Cawoor Bay, Pulo Pisang and Little Fortune Island with Billimbing Bay are all by Captain Joseph Huddart. Joseph Huddart (1741-1816) was a Captain in the East India Company as a hydrographer and civil engineer. This chart was one of many of his work which are found in Laurie and Whittle's "Complete East India Pilot" which was first published in 1798. NMM 379 no. 146.4594London: Laurie & Whittle(1786-[94])
GBP175.0South East Asia1786-[94]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4594&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4594.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HONDIUS, JodocusAegyptus150 x 190 mm., light even toning otherwise in good condition.; This attractive map of the Nile delta in Egypt is from Jodocus Hondius' miniature version of Gerard Mercator's great atlas entitled the 'Atlas Minor'. With Latin text to the verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8650:351.4865Amsterdam: (1607-[21])
GBP110.0Africa1607-[21]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4865&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4865.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, Jean B. P. D.Plan de la Rade D'Achem et des Isles Circonvoisines560 x 410 mm., fine early wash colour. Good condition.; A nice detailed chart of the coast of Sumatra or Indonesia centred on BANDA ACEH, the scene of the devastating tsunami which struck the region on 26 December 2004. The material collected for 'Le Neptune Oriental' was approved by the French Compagnie des Indes. D'Apres de Mannevillette was one of the first Hydrographers of France and an accomplished navigator. Born in Le Havre to a captain in the French West India Company he made a voyage to the Caribbean in 1726. He showed an early interest in navigation and was one of the first Frenchmen to use Hadley's quadrant and was later in life a friend of Dalrymple. Upon the atlas' publication it was highly commended by everyone. Updated at various times after initial publication in 1745 it was expanded considerably in 1775. NMM 203 no. 11; Shirley M.Apr 1c.4940Paris: (1745)
GBP175.0East Indies1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4940&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4940.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HONDIUS, JodocusPersicum Regnum140 x 190 mm., in very good condition.; This attractive map of Persia or modern day Iran is from Jodocus Hondius' miniature version of Gerard Mercator's great atlas entitled the 'Atlas Minor'. With German text to the verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8200:351.4956Amsterdam: (1607)
GBP125.0Middle East1607nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4956&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4956.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PURCHAS, Rev. SamuelPersicum Regnum140 x 190 mm., in very good condition.; This attractive map of Persia or modern day Iran was first published in Jodocus Hondius' miniature version of Gerard Mercator's great atlas entitled the 'Atlas Minor'. Refer Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8200:351.4959London: (1625)
GBP125.0Middle East1625nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4959&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4959.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoTabula Asiae VI180 x 240 mm., in good condition. In very good condition.; A fine Ptolemaic map of Arabia in trapezoidal form. The ancient depiction of the Arabian peninsula ased on Claudius Ptolemy's "Geographia" from the second century A.D. Arabia is displayed with many fictitious mountain ranges. "Arabia Foelix" reflects the perception of a fertile country. A lake in this region is fed by three rivers, amd is though to reflect Ptolemy's knowledge of the contemporary Marib Dam. This dam although it did exist was destroyed in the 2nd Century A.D. Al Ankary p. 147 pl. 23; Tibbetts no. 304989Venice: (1561)
GBP250.0Middle East1561nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4989&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4989.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE BRUYN, CornelisTroisieme Vue de Persepolis310 x 630 mm., good condition.; A fine panoramic view of the ruins of Persepolis, Persia. Cornelis Le Bruyn left the Netherlands on his second journey in 1701. He travelled first to Russia for a year before going on to Persia. He spent another year at Isfahan before a further 3 months at Persepolis recording the ruins and inscriptions. In 1705 he travelled on to the East Indies before returning home in 1708. Brunet III 911.5040Amsterdam: (1718)
GBP150.0Middle East1718nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5040&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5040.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GAULTIER, Pierre-JacquesCratere Maritimo, o Parte del Golfo di Napoli435 x 480 mm., in fine recent wash colour, in excellent condition.; Pierre-Jacques Gaultier is not listed in Tooley's "Dictionary of Mapmakers" but has been traced in Benezit. He is recorded as an engraver born in Paris who worked in Naples. He worked normally on historical subjects and died in Parma. Benezit "Dictionnaire des Peintres Sculpteurs Dessinateurs et Graveurs.5081Naples: (1754)
GBP760.0Italy1754nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5081&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5081.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JAILLOT, Alexis HubertEstats de l'Empire du Grand Seigneur des Turcs en Europe, en Asie, et en Afrique ...460 x 650 mm., in early outline colour. Small centre fold split and nearby margin tear, neither effecting the image, restored, otherwise in good condition.; This map was prepared by Nicolas Sanson and engraved by Robert Cordier for the first edition of Alexis Hubert Jaillot's "L'Atlas Francais", 1695. Published in Paris. Al-Qasimi pp. 90-91Pastoureau, M. Jaillot II,98.5087Paris: (1695)
GBP375.0Middle East1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5087&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5087.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausAugsburg200 x 305 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Many of the earliest plates were issued in Johann Angel von Werdenhagen's 'De Rebus Publicis Hanseaticus' of 1644 and Johann Ludwig Gottfried's 'Neuwe Archontologia Cosmica' of 1638. The latter included this fine plan of Augsburg complete with a key to identify 29 places on the map. Shirley BL G.Gott 1a no. 20 & G.Mer 1a.4855Frankfurt: (c.1640)
GBP295.0Germanyc.1640nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4855&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4855.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUNSTER, SebastianDescription de la Germanie250 x 340 mm., with recent wash colour, good condition.; The early map of Germany by Munster orientated to the south. Munster was a renowned hebraist and geographer. The "Cosmographia" was first published in 1544 just four years after his first publication of Ptolemy's "Geographia". It was a large compendium of topographical information which was consistently expanded during its lifetime. Later publication of the "Cosmographia" was by his step-son Heinrich Petri. Burmeister; Karrow 58/106; Oehme "Introduction to the Facsimile of the 1550 Edition of Munster's Cosmographia"; Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Mun 1a.4397Basle: (1555)
GBP150.0Germany1555nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4397&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4397.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HEAD, Captain Charles FrancklinVillages of Deroot & Sindiour275 x 415 mm., lithographic plate with only very minor tears to the margin, well away from the image, otherwise in good condition.; "Captain Head describes his purpose in publishing this work as twofold: 'to promote a rapid communication with India by way of Egypt, through the agency of steam navigation, and, as a natural consequence of this measure, to secure our Indian frontier against the perils of northern invasion'." (Blackmer) The work focuses on Egypt. Blackmer sale 673; Blackmer 799; Gay 1846.4422London: Smith,Elder & Co(1833)
GBP95.0Africa1833nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4422&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4422.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAGINI, Giovanni AntonioTabula Africae III140 x 180 mm., in good condition.; Magini's version of Ptolemy's map of Egypt and the Nile. It is from the first edition of Magini's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography'. This is distinguished by the lack of text below the map. Magini was from Padua and would later publish an atlas of Italy. The maps in this work are expertly engraved by Girolamo Porro and are particularly detailed and attractive. There were later editions in 1598 and 1622. Shirley 'Atlases in BL' T.Ptol-12a; Nordenskiold 223.4863Venice: (1596)
GBP95.0Africa1596nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4863&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4863.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAGINI, Giovanni AntonioAegyptus140 x 180 mm., in good condition.; This is a 'modern' map of Egypt and the lower reaches of the Nile from the first edition of Magini's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography'. This is distinguished by the lack of text below the map. Magini was from Padua and would later publish an atlas of Italy. The maps in this work are expertly engraved by Girolamo Porro and are particularly detailed and attractive. There were later editions in 1598 and 1622. Shirley 'Atlases in BL' T.Ptol-12a; Nordenskiold 223.4864Venice: (1596)
GBP125.0Africa1596nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4864&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4864.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoEgitto Nuova Tavola175 x 245 mm., in modern wash colour, good condition.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. It is a modern depiction of Egypt in north east Africa featuring the Nile River delta. Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.4867Venice: (1561-[74])
GBP125.0Africa1561-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4867&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4867.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoMarmarica Nuova Tavola190 x 245 mm., in good condition.; This modern map displays the north eastern coast of Africa including the River Nile and Egypt in the east. Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's "Geography" included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its third state as published in the 1598 edition. Nordenskiold 227; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10f.4868Venice: (1561-[98])
GBP125.0Africa1561-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4868&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4868.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAGINI, Giovanni AntonioTabula Asiae V130 x 180 mm., in good condition.; This copperplate engraving of Persia or Iran is from the first edition of Magini's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography'. This is distinguished by the lack of text below the map. Magini was from Padua and would later publish an atlas of Italy. The maps in this work are expertly engraved by Girolamo Porro and are particularly detailed and attractive. There were later editions in 1598 and 1622. Shirley 'Atlases in BL' T.Ptol-12a; Nordenskiold 223.4954Venice: (1596)
GBP85.0Middle East1596nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4954&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4954.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GASTALDI, GiacomoTabula Asiae V130 x 180 mm., in good condition.; Ptolemy's depiction of Persia or Iran as published in Giacomo Gastaldi's influential edition of Ptolemy's "Geographia". Gastaldi was arguably the greatest Italian cartographer of the sixteenth century. It is also the world's first printed pocket atlas, and the first to use a mechanism to hold the plates in position so that the impression was good and level. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 30/64; Nordenskiold Collection 214; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 369; Shirley World no. 88; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Ptol 9a.4957Venice: (1548)
GBP350.0Middle East1548nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4957&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4957.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoTabula Asiae V190 x 260 mm., in good condition.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. It is a Ptolemaic depiction of Persia or present day Iran. Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.4958Venice: (1574)
GBP95.0Middle East1574nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4958&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4958.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAGINI, Giovanni AntonioTabula Asiae V140 x 180 mm., in good condition.; This copperplate engraving of Persia or Iran is from the first edition of Magini's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography'. This is distinguished by the lack of text below the map. Magini was from Padua and would later publish an atlas of Italy. The maps in this work are expertly engraved by Girolamo Porro and are particularly detailed and attractive. There were later editions in 1598 and 1622. Shirley 'Atlases in BL' T.Ptol-12a; Nordenskiold 223.4960Venice: (1596-[98])
GBP85.0Middle East1596-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4960&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4960.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAMDEN, William - HOLE, WilliamHiberniae Ireland, Anglis Yverdon Britannis Erin-Incolis. Ierna Orpheo & Arist. Iris Diodoro Siculo ...280 x 350 mm., with fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; This map of Ireland is derived from Baptista Boazio's map of Ireland dating from 1595 of which only a few examples survive. This is the first available printed map following the improved cartography from the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's great work 'Britannia'. There were three editions in 1607, 1610 and 1637, this example being from the second with no text on the verso. The map appears in only the one state. Bonar-Law p. 36-7; Skelton 5.4991London: (1607-[10])
GBP450.0Ireland1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4991&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4991.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, Martin - FRIES, LaurentTabula Nova Partis Aphri380 x 520 mm., in fine recent wash colour, in good condition.; This is Martin Waldseemuller's map of northern Africa as issued by Laurent Fries in the 1535 edition. By now Lorenz Fries whose maps were first issued in the 1522 edition had died. The blocks found their way into the possession of Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel. For this edition published in Lyon the brothers asked Michael Servetus to re-edit the text. It depicts the African coast from the Nile River delta round to the Gold Coast of West Africa. At the time of publication the interior of North Africa was better known than that of the south so there is some detail to be found. Various Kingdom's are named with a large number of placenames along the coast. The Canary Islands are found off of the coast. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 28/40; Nordenskiold 209; Norwich, O.I. 286 (1513 edition); Pastoureau Ptolemee E 1535; Shirley BL T.Ptol 7d.5092Lyon: Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel(1522-[35])
GBP950.0Africa1522-[35]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5092&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5092.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GOOS, PieterDe Custen van Bretaigne, Waer in vertoont wort alle gelegentheyt tuschen Caap de Hague en t'Eylant Heyssant430 x 530 mm., centre fold split, excellent restored. Fine condition, dark impression, with decent margins all the way around.; A very fine sea chart of the coasts of Brittany with dark engraving by Pieter Goos. Orientated with south at the top it displays prominently the Channel Islands. The French coastline from the Cherbourg Peninsula to Brest is also depicted. These treacherous waters are amply illustrated with anchorages, reefs and harbours. Englands Portland Bill is in the lower left. This chart lacks any imprint and as other Dutch sea charts of the period are very similar identifying it can be problematic. By comparing images of known maps I have I can rule out it being by Jansson or Lootsman. This leaves Pieter Goos or Theunisz Jacobsz. Jacobsz published the Lichtende Columne, ofte Zee-Spiegel in 1644; Goos published his version in 1652. The collations of both first editions in Koeman give the charts pagination 37; our chart is numbered 38. Koeman records that for the 1669 English edition the pagination was altered to 38 and the assumption is therefore that this is our example. The main area of difference on the map between the versions appears to be the nomenclature of Portland Bill. Koeman (1967-70) Goos 17 no. 43 & Goos 35 see note at the end.3967Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP1150.0Islands Dorset Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3967&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3967.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - LEA, PhilipMonmouthshire395 x 485 mm., early outline colour; short centrefold splits to upper and lower margin, small hole upper centre in the map, repaired, with very large margins, otherwise a fine example.; The original Saxton plate was prepared in 1577, the busiest year of production with twelve maps so dated. The presence of Saxtons name on the Burghley proof example led Evans and Lawrence to conclude that the Monmouth was one of those produced later in the year. The plate is unsigned and has not been attributed to any particular engraver. As explained above when Philip Lea acquired the maps he appears to have produced them in two distinct states. The earlier issue is dated to c.1689 and survives in just three known examples. This is an example of this RARE EARLIER STATE before the addition of the roads after John Ogilby and the arms of James Scott, Duke of Monmouth, which would occupy the right hand shield.Philip Lea flourished 1666-1700 as a cartographer, globe and instrument maker and map seller. His atlases were rarely uniform usually being made to order and his editions of Saxtons atlas are similarly varying in content although built around his stock of the original plates. These he acquired sometime around 1689, but from whom is unknown. The fate of some of the plates is unclear but two, Devon and Northumberland, never reappear suggesting that they might have been lost in the Fire. They were replaced by a plate engraved for Lea; that of Devon is signed by Francis Lamb and is offered here under Philip Lea. That of Essex appears to have been unavailable for reasons unknown as Lea issued another. However the original was eventually acquired as examples of Leas second edition often utilise the Saxton plate. Middlesex was first replaced by John Ogilbys plate of the county c.1673 which had been acquired by Lea. Then Lea acquired five countys published by John Seller which included a Middlesex, he tended to prefer Sellers version. Kent was not bought. Lea had acquired the county maps of Seller by 1693 as the Whitaker copy of the Saxton-Lea atlas can be securely dated to that year and contains the five maps. After acquisition of the Saxton plates Lea set about updating them for publication. This process involved extensive re-engraving of the old plates by incorporating new geographical and decorative material. However during this process some copies of the atlas were sold and two distinct issues have been identified with two different versions of the title page. The early edition dated to c.1689 survives in just three known examples. Lea gradually effected the alterations to the plates he desired which included converting the remaining Latin titles to English, the addition of crowns, crosses and mitres to represent various categories of town. Roads were added to the maps following the publication of John Ogilbys landmark 'Britannia' in 1675. Similarly Hundreds were added to the remaining maps as were town plans. The finished set of plates were completed by 1693 and represent their final cartographic form as only the imprints were altered after this date. In the finished form they also appeared in a French edition entitled 'Atlas Anglois contenant Les Cartes Nouvelles tres Exactes ' surviving in a unique example. Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 50-3, 61 & 160; Shirley (2004)) T.Sax 1h; Skelton (1970) nos. 110, 112 & 113.4265London: (1577-[c.1689])
GBP890.0Wales1577-[c.1689]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4265&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4265.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - JEFFERYS, ThomasPembrockshire355 x 465 mm., early outline colour; signs of old folds, light water staining to the upper part of the map, not too noticeable from the front, otherwise a very good example.; Saxtons map of Pembroke was one of the last five engraved. A later edition of the map listed previously sold by George Willdey. In his possession George Willdey applied his imprint top centre; here it is removed with only faint remains by Thomas Jefferys. The impression is quite strong.Thomas Willdey successor to George Willdey died in 1748 and the business was closed as there were many creditors. It would seem logical to assume that it was sometime shortly after that Thomas Jefferys acquired them. Only two years earlier he had been appointed Geographer to the Prince of Wales and was just finding his feet. He began his esteemed career as an engraver and turned to publishing. No doubt these plates came his way at a tempting price. The atlas was not advertised and it would seem that Jefferys was content to sell the maps loose only binding a collection of the maps on request. Certainly this is supported by the fact that only FOUR EXAMPLES SURVIVE. An extremely rare edition. Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 53-8 &163; Hodson (1984-97) I no. 184; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1h.4266London: (1578-[c.1749])
GBP890.0Wales1578-[c.1749]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4266&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4266.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - WEB, WilliamPenbrok comitat qui inter meridionales cambri Ptes hodie censetur olim demetia. L Dyfet ptes B hoc est occidentalis wallia descriptio Ano Dni 1642.355 x 465 mm. Uncoloured, light age toning to the margins, a centrefold split in the lower margin and a short tear, again in the lower margin, both repaired with old paper, both short of the image, otherwise a very good example.; Evans and Lawrence speculate that the surveying of Pembroke was one of the very last counties undertaken. The majority of the Welsh counties were surveyed in 1578. It is unsigned by any engraver and it would be hard to suggest anyone. This is one county map in which Web did not anglicise the title, only the date change can be noted.William Web (fl.1629-52) was a bookseller from Oxford. In 1645 he published 'The Maps of all the Shires in England and Wales. Exactly taken and truly described by Christopher Saxton'. The imprint states 'Printed for William Web at the Globe in Cornehill, London', despite Web being a bookseller in Oxford. Quite how he came into possession of the Saxton plates is unknown. The fact that the court of Charles I was in Oxford for the duration of the Civil War (1642-46) and the atlas is dedicated to the King can be no coincidence. The war undoubtedly caused a delay as most maps bear the date of 1642 despite the title imprint being 1645. Because it did not have the same impact and no doubt because of the Civil War this edition of Saxtons atlas is one of the rarest surviving in ONLY THREE RECORDED EXAMPLES. Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 45-7; Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Sax 1g; Skelton (1970) 27.4268London: (1578-[1645])
GBP2250.0Wales1578-[1645]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4268&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4268.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - STENT, PeterEssexiae Comitatus description ...440 x 560 mm., with two minor tears just effecting the margin lower centre, expertly repaired, otherwise in very good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an office of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE. Peter Stent loomed very large in the London market for loose prints and maps from about 1641 until his death. Sometime quite probably during the English Civil war when there was an increased demand for maps of the counties Stent acquired the copper plates to William Smiths maps. It was certainly by c.1655 when his lists them in his broadside catalogue. He was to sell them as individual sheets with his added imprint Printed and sould by P. Stent and are therefore of EXTREME RARITY on the market today. The map displays London in the west and is derived from that of Christopher Saxton though roads have been added following John Norden. Smith must have had access to the unpublished manuscript of the county by Norden. Skelton (1970) p. 21 & no. 49; Imago Mundi 36 pp. 90-2.4785London: (1602-[c.1645])
GBP2950.0Essex England1602-[c.1645]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4785&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4785.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, HenryA New Mapp of the County of Essex. Printed and sould by Iohn Overton440 x 560 mm., largely early outline colour, upper left margin professionally extended, with old folds to facilitate binding into a smaller work, otherwise in good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. This is one of only two in the series derived from a printed map by John Norden complete with his roads although here engraved on a larger scale. A later state bearing the imprint of Henry Overton. The entire title cartouche is replaced quite probably at the hands of Sutton Nicholls and now bears a date of 1713. A key below records the roads including the original ones derived by Norden still retained on the plate. Here new minor roads are added and the double solid lined ones indicate the Post Roads. It displays London in the west and has an entirely new cartouche. This is one of three Smith maps updated by Henry, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk, quite why only these related three is unclear. Skelton 18.4786London: Printed & Sold by Henry Overton at the White Horse without Newgate(1602-[1713])
GBP1250.0Essex England1602-[1713]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4786&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4786.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, JohnSurriae Comitatus Continens in Seoppida Mercatoria VII Ecclesias Parochiales CXL380 x 480 mm., early outline colour. In excellent condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an office of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton who sold it separately and placed them in his composite atlases. This is one of only two in the series derived from a printed map by John Norden complete with his roads although here engraved on a larger scale.4788London: (c.1603-[c.1670])
GBP2250.0Surrey Englandc.1603-[c.1670]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4788&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4788.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanThe Countie Palatine of Chester Comitatus Cestrensis385 x 505 mm., a tear to the lower margin with an extremely professional repair, not effecting the image, in good condition. With German text to the verso.; By the 1630s the publication houses of Willem Blaeu and Henricus Hondius were in a race to produce ever more new maps of the world. Hondius in partnership with Jan Jansson began collecting plates of Britain and in 1636 published an Appendix of the Atlas including 17 maps, two of which were general ones. Unfortunately they were not ready in time for the English edition published in 1636 and are only found in the German edition. This marks the beginning of the race between the two houses to produce a separate volume devoted to England and Wales which Blaeu would win in 1645. In 1644 a further 11 maps were issued in a Dutch Appendix. Examples of maps from these early issues are very rare and highly desirable. The plates are often extensively altered for their ultimate issue in the completed work of 1646.A very rare example of the FIRST STATE of Jan Janssons map of the county of Cheshire. One of the fifteen so called pre-issue maps published in 1636 before the final work was completed in 1646. The most notable feature of this early state of Cheshire is the decorative title cartouche upper left, in the finished state it is moved lower left and replaced by seven coats of arms. Not so noticeable is that the imprint of Jan Jansson lower right below the scale of miles is erased and replaced with a whole new cartouche for the scale only. Janssons name is left out altogether. Koeman (1967-70) II ME 44 no. 414; Van der Krogt (1997-2003) 5375:1.1; Map Collectors Circle Notes and Addenda pp. 16-18; Skelton (1970) pp. 225-6.4902Amsterdam: (1636)
GBP850.0Cheshire England1636nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4902&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4902.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, ChristopherMap of the County Palatine of Chester1235 x 1570 mm., large engraved folding map on two sheets, hand-coloured in outline, dissected into 32 sections, laid on linen with marbled endpapers. With original mapsellers label pasted below the title of James Wyld (successor to Mr. Faden). Folding into contemporary quarter green morocco slipcase, marbled boards, rubbed, with gilt title to the spine.; This is only the third large scale map by Christopher Greenwood preceded only by those of Yorkshire and Lancashire. It was co-published with W. Fowler of Wakefield in 1819. His brother John was at this time yet to join him in the enterprise. Engraved in wonderful large scale it differentiates between woods and plantations, heaths and commons, different types of waterway and roads. Both watermills and windmills are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. A measure of the detail that went into the survey is that the error of 3o longitude shown as passing to the east of Chester in the survey of Burdett is corrected here to being to the west of Birkenhead. Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) was a surveyor from Wakefield, Yorkshire and moved to London in 1818. His brother John was also a surveyor and in 1821 they joined forces and with the distribution capabilities of George Pringle and Son, made an immediate impact with their series of large scale surveys of many English counties. The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. Their surveys utilised the latest system of triangulation adopted by Colonel Mudge and his surveyors for the Ordnance Survey. Indeed they were in open competition with them. The Greenwood maps were coloured as opposed to the more functional black and white Ordnance Surveys of the period. Tooley Ch 18 in The Map Collector 17 pp. 22-6; Rodger 47.4992London: (15 June 1819)
GBP1500.0Cheshire England15 June 1819nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4992&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4992.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OVERTON, HenryA New Map of Nottingham-Shire with the Post & Cross Roads, and other remarks according to ye latest and best Observations.350 x 495 mm., a good example with wide margins.; It is conceivable that this one final plate was already in production by Sutton Nicholls when Henry Overton acquired the John Speed plates from Christopher Browne around 1713. Dated 1714 it stands out from the balance which can be dated to 1711 and 1712. The exact reason for the delay remains speculation. A superb plan of the town of Nottingham is inserted upper left with a description of the county including a note of the roads below. Although the map is derived from the Robert Morden of 1695 the plan of Nottingham is from an unknown source. Hodson states that it is not drawn from that of Thoroton, 1677. He goes on to speculate that if it was indeed a new survey it may provide the reason for the delay.John Overton (1640-1713) was the son of a bookseller Henry Overton and married the daughter of the publisher William Garrett. He was a printseller who in 1665 acquired the stock of Peter Stent who died of the plague that year and who had arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this stock he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Overton commissioned the engraving of some new plates for missing counties; amongst them is one of Berkshire by the great engraver Wenceslaus Hollar. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare surviving in just four known examples. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. Until about 1711 both John and Henry Overton had been content to acquire the plates of Jansson and others to fill in the missing counties in their supply. Most of those of Blaeu had been lost in the disastrous fire of 1672. Quite probably around 1711 the plates of Jansson were acquired by David Mortier who possibly stopped supplying the Overton firm. This forced Henry to engrave maps of those missing counties. He employed the services of Sutton Nicholls who promptly produced five maps between 1711 and 1712. Production was halted when in about 1713 fortune gave Henry the opportunity to acquire the old John Speed plates from Christopher Browne.4996London: (1714)
GBP750.0Notts England1714nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4996&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4996.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, ChristopherNofolciae comitatus continens in se. Oppida mercatoria 26, Pagos et Villas 625, Una cum singulis Hundredis, et flu minibus in codem, Vera descriptio340 x 490 mm., in early outline colour. With some light brown offsetting lower right corner, otherwise a good example with the early bunch of grapes watermark.; Saxtons map of Norfolk holds the position of being the first of the maps to be finished according to Evans and Lawrence. Only that of Oxfordshire was completed in the same year. This reflects both counties significance to Elizabethan England. They also show that the project was still in its infancy and its formula was still undergoing development. The Norfolk map includes all of the Hundreds as do four other counties including Cornwall. It is however the only one to letter them to a key upper right. This example is in the usual second state, the first being an early pre-issue. It is the only map engraved by Cornelis de Hooghe who was a pupil of Philip Galle in Antwerp and the only known work by him during his time in England. He famously claimed to be a natural son of Emperor Charles V (Charles I of Spain) and was executed in 1583 after being implicated in a plot against the life of William I, Prince of Orange (William the Silent). Christopher Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton (Chubb). Saxton (c.1542c.1610) was born in the Dunningley, West Riding of Yorkshire. While the details of his early life are sketchy, it is known that he attended Cambridge University, and in 1570 he was apprenticed as a map maker to John Rudd, vicar of Dewsbury. Saxton began work on his county maps in about 1574. In 1577 he received letters patent from Elizabeth I protecting his maps against plagiarism for the next ten years. As well as the Queens protection, Saxton also enjoyed the patronage of Thomas Seckford, Master of the Queens Requests, whose mottoes are found on the maps. Evans and Lawrence wrote that he left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited. They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. Barber Mapmaking in England, ca.1470-1650 in The History of Cartography volume 3 part 2 pp. 1623-31; Chubb (1927) I; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 943; Frostick Norfolk 1.1 ; Harley, Brian The Map Collector no. 8 pp. 2-11; Hind (1952-55) vol. 1 p. 73; Lawrence, Heather Christopher Saxton in The Map Collector 27 pp. 16-18; Shirley (1980) no. 128; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1b-e; Skelton (1970) 1.5052London: (1574)
GBP4200.0Norfolk England1574nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5052&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5052.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, JohnLecestriae, Rutlandiaeq Comitatuum Delineatio355 x 490 mm., in fine early outline colour. In very good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an office of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton who sold it separately and placed them in his composite atlases.5234London: (c.1603-[c.1670])
GBP1100.0Leics Rutland Englandc.1603-[c.1670]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5234&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5234.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, JohnNorthamptoniae Comitatus Descriptio365 x 480 mm., early outline colour.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an office of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton who sold it separately and placed them in his composite atlases.5235London: (c.1603-[c.1670])
GBP980.0Northants Englandc.1603-[c.1670]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5235&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5235.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasBedfordshireFolded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5278London: (c.1760)
GBP125.0Beds Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5278&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5278.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, Thomas.BuckinghamshireFolded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5280London: (c.1760)
GBP250.0Bucks Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5280&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5280.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasDurhamFolded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5284London: (c.1760)
GBP160.0Durham Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5284&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5284.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasKentFolded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5290London: (c.1760)
GBP275.0Kent Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5290&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5290.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasLeicester/ RutlandFolded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5291London: (c.1760)
GBP125.0Leics Rutland Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5291&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5291.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasNorthhamptonshireFolded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5292London: (c.1760)
GBP125.0Northants Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5292&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5292.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasWarwickshire540 x 700 mm. Folded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Harvey & Thorpe 33; Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5299London: (c.1760)
GBP150.0Warwick Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5299&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5299.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasWiltshireFolded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcases complete with the printed label of the original seller as published Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221.5300London: (c.1760)
GBP210.0Wilts Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5300&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5300.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnA New and Accurat Map of the World Drawne According to ye Truest Descriptions Latest Discoveries & Best Observations yt have beene Made by English or Strangers420 x 560 mm., in full recent wash colour, in excellent condition with good margins all round.; A very attractive example from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). This is Speeds classic representation of the world surrounded by allegorical border depictions of the four elements. The alignments of the Heavens and Elements, Figure of the Spheare and illustrations of a solar and lunar eclipse appear in the four corners. Two attractive hemispheres of the heavens are in the centre and the whole is finished off with roundel portraits of the first four circumnavigators.Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World, first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the Prospect includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. Phillips (1909-) 488; Shirley (1984) 317; Shirley (2004) T.Spe 1j; Skelton (1970) 92; Wing (1945-51) S4886.5309London: Sold by Tho:Bassett in Fleetstreet and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church Yard(1627-[76])
GBP9950.0World & Celestial1627-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5309&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5309.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnFrance, Revised and Augmented, the Attires of the French and Situations of their Chieftest Cityes Observed by John Speed410 x 525 mm., in excellent condition.; A very attractive example from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). The carte-a-figures panels at the side depict various national dress from those of the King and Queen at the top to tradesmen. The top of the map bears eight views of French towns including Angiers, Poictiers (Poitiers), Orleans, Paris, Roan, Rochelle, Bordeaux and Calis (Calais). The whole is engraved by Dirck Gryp who signs the plate bottom centre.Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World', first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World' was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the 'Prospect' includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. Phillips 'Atlases' 488; Shirley BL T.Spe 1j; Skelton 92; Wing S4886.5318London: Sold by Tho:Bassett in Fleetstreet and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church Yard(1627-[76])
GBP1100.0France1627-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5318&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5318.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnA New Mape of ye XVII Provinces of Low Germanie, Mended a New in Manie Places420 x 540 mm., trimmed affecting the neatline in the two lower corners, otherwise a good dark impression.; A very attractive example from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). Orientated with the north to the right this map features the Low Countries in the seventeenth century before they became present day Belgium and the Netherlands. The carte-a-figures bears various national dress flanking both sides and above are found eight views of towns including Amsterdam, Antwerpen, Ghendt, Middelburg, Groeningen, Zutphen, Utrecht and Atrecht. Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World', first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World' was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the 'Prospect' includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. Phillips 'Atlases' 488; Shirley BL T.Spe 1j; Skelton 92; Wing S4886.5319London: Sold by Tho:Bassett in Fleetstreet and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church Yard(1627-[76])
GBP950.0Low Countries1627-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5319&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5319.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.Zee Caerte van Engelants Eijndt, alsoe hem Tselfde Landt Verthoont Beginnede van Sorlinges tot Pleijmondt330 x 520 mm., dark impression, light soiling and staining to margins, paper fault to lower right margin, some small holes filled with old paper at centrefold, only visible from the verso, otherwise a very good example.; Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. They are the first modern published sea charts and were engraved by the van Deutecom brothers. They were both functional and of great artistic merit. This rare chart is in its second state with both Dutch and Latin titles and depicts the coast of England from St. Ives round to Plymouth in Cornwall and displays the Sorlinges or Scilly Islands. This was first printed in 1583 and for the following edition in 1585 a Latin title was added to the plate as here. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 474 no. 20a; Quixley (1966) no. 2.4135Amsterdam: (1583-[85])
GBP2250.0Cornwall England1583-[85]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4135&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4135.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnThe Kingdom and Desart of Barca125 x 145 mm., in excellent condition.; John Seller's octavo sized 'New System of Geography' was advertised for sale in the 'London Gazette' for 29 September to 2 October 1684. There were later editions in 1690 published jointly by John Seller senior and junior, 1694 and 1703 by his son Jeremiah Seller in partnership with Charles Price and John Senex. Despite these later issues it is very rare. The maps were also included in some examples of the even rarer undated 'Atlas Terristris'. This particular map focuses on lower Egypt and the region of north east Africa extending to Tripoli. Shirley BL T.Sell 8a no. 92.4546London: (c.1690)
GBP150.0Africac.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4546&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4546.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBURG, JohannesBarbaria190 x 245 mm., with later wash colour, good condition.; The "Atlas Minor" by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three "Minor" versions of Gerard Mercator's "Atlas". Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This map depicts the north African coast with two smaller more detailed maps of Carteghena and the lower Nile River. Koeman ME 198; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 9950:353; Phillips 3439; Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Clop 1a.4607Amsterdam: (1630)
GBP175.0Africa1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4607&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4607.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, Martin - FRIES, LaurentTabula IX Asiae305 x 435 mm., in recent wash colour, in good condition.; An attractive map of Ptolemaic Pakistan and Afghanistan. It is projected in a trapezoidal style with extensive rivers and mountain ranges. With Latin text on the verso. Laurent Fries produced the woodblocks for this 1535 edition of Ptolemy's Geography. By now Fries, whose maps were first issued in the 1522 edition, had died. The wood blocks found their way into the possession of Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel. For this edition published in Lyon the brothers asked Michael Servetus to re-edit the text. Karrow 28.24; Nordenskiold 209; Pastoureau Ptolemee E 1535; Shirley BL T.Ptol 7d.4762Lyon: (1522-[35])
GBP295.0Asia Continent1522-[35]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4762&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4762.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransLugdunum330 x 480 mm., in good recent wash colour, small repair to lower centrefold in the margin, otherwise a good example. With German text to the verso.; An attractive bird's eye view of Lyon in France. This is the more desirable of the images of Lyon in the work. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. Published in the first volume. Koeman II B & H 1 no. 10; Fauser, A. 8177.5105Cologne: (1572-[74])
GBP440.0France1572-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5105&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5105.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusTab. IV. Africae, in qua Libya Interior et Exterior. Aethiopia sub Aegypto et Interior ...310 x 470 mm., in fine modern wash colour and in good condition.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the world's greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. This map shows the northern half of Africa with the equator displayed prominently. The source of the Nile River is also highlighted with a mountain range feeding two large lakes. An interesting feature is the Niger River in 'Libya' which is prominent across the map with its source in numerous lakes. During its course to the sea it disappears under a mountain range arising the other side. Although Mercator is most renowned today for the projection he popularised and for first using the term 'atlas' for a collection of maps, he devoted much of his life to his Ptolemaic maps. The maps were beautifully engraved as nearly as possible to their original form and are the most decorative of Ptolemaic maps. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.5206Utrecht: Francois Halma(1578-[c.1695])
GBP450.0Africa1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5206&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5206.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, Martin - FRIES, Laurent(Tabula II Aphricae)285 x 465 mm., in modern wash colour, good condition.; Ptolemy's map as issued by Laurent Fries in the 1535 edition. By now Lorenz Fries whose maps were first issued in the 1522 edition had died. The blocks found their way into the possession of Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel. For this edition published in Lyon the brothers asked Michael Servetus to re-edit the text. It depicts the central North African coast as mapped by Ptolemy. The islands of Sardinia, Sicily and Malta are also present. A fine woodcut scene of jousting is found on the verso. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 28/13; Nordenskiold 209; Pastoureau Ptolemee E 1535; Shirley BL T.Ptol 7d.5212Lyon: (1535)
GBP450.0Africa1535nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5212&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5212.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardLiverpool630 x 430 mm., double page in good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The maps bear the distinctive sign of a half globe with the figure of Mercury above. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. In 1863 'The Dispatch Atlas' was published which contained a series of English county maps. The two were combined in 1865 as 'Cassells Complete Atlas'. With many maps in a large scale of areas not often seen, including a number a town plans. A superb large scale plan of Liverpool extending from Toxteth in the south to Kirkdale in the north. The extensive network of docks is detailed and the early network of railways. The scale is remarkable with many individual buildings shown and identified. The work is attributed to B. R. Davies. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.5258London: (1865)
GBP150.0England1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5258&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5258.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardThe Isle of Man310 x 450 mm., with light early outline colour, light crease to the map otherwise in good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The maps bear the distinctive sign of a half globe with the figure of Mercury above. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. In 1863 'The Dispatch Atlas' was published which contained a series of English county maps. The two were combined in 1865 as 'Cassells Complete Atlas'. With many maps in a large scale of areas not often seen, including a number a town plans. This is a fine large scale map of the island, one of very few devoted to it. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.5259London: (1865)
GBP75.0British Isles1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5259&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5259.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardBirmingham310 x 450 mm., with a light crease otherwise in good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The maps bear the distinctive sign of a half globe with the figure of Mercury above. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. In 1863 'The Dispatch Atlas' was published which contained a series of English county maps. The two were combined in 1865 as 'Cassells Complete Atlas'. With many maps in a large scale of areas not often seen, including a number a town plans. A fine early plan of Birmingham extending from the new suburb of Edgbaston in the south clockwise to Harbourne Heath in the west, Soho and Aston Parks in the north and Little Bromwich in the east. The Railway network is already quite extensive. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.5260London: (1865)
GBP85.0England1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5260&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5260.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardGlasgow310 x 450 mm., with a light crease otherwise in good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The maps bear the distinctive sign of a half globe with the figure of Mercury above. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. In 1863 'The Dispatch Atlas' was published which contained a series of English county maps. The two were combined in 1865 as 'Cassells Complete Atlas'. With many maps in a large scale of areas not often seen, including a number a town plans. This plan of Glasgow extends from the river Kelvin in the west to the Royal Botanic Gardens and Sighthill Cemetery in the north and the Ruther Glen Bridge in the east. Numerous buildings are detailed and identified. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.5261London: (1865)
GBP85.0Scotland1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5261&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5261.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardCoast of China from Hie Che-Chin Bay to San Moon Bay310 x 450 mm., with early wash colour to the sea, mild crease otherwise in good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The maps bear the distinctive sign of a half globe with the figure of Mercury above. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. In 1863 'The Dispatch Atlas' was published which contained a series of English county maps. The two were combined in 1865 as 'Cassells Complete Atlas'. This chart depicts the Chinese coastline from Hainan to Taichow. The area of Macao and Hong Kong is displayed in great detail with numerous depth soundings. Hong Kong was founded only 17 years earlier. With the publishers stamp in the margin dated 28 February 1858. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.5270London: (1858)
GBP75.0China1858nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5270&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5270.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardCountry Between Pe-king & The Gulf of Pe-Chili310 x 450 mm. with light early outline colour to the coastline, good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The maps bear the distinctive sign of a half globe with the figure of Mercury above. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. In 1863 'The Dispatch Atlas' was published which contained a series of English county maps. The two were combined in 1865 as 'Cassells Complete Atlas'. With many maps in a large scale of areas not often seen, including this one of the land between Peking and the coast in China. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.5271London: (1865)
GBP75.0China1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5271&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5271.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BORDONE, Benedetto(No title)85 x 145 mm., small area of margin loss repaired in far upper right margin level with the text, otherwise good condition.; 'This map appears in an atlas of the islands of the world, or 'Isolario' as they were called. The first atlas, issued in c.1485 by Bartolommeo dalli Sonetti, was confined to the eastern Mediterranean. The second, containing this map, covered the whole world. The first edition was entitled 'Libro di Benedetto Bordone'. All of the three subsequent editions of this work carried the title of 'Isolario'.Appearing on the reverse of page VI, the map lacks detail. It is purported to have been of Greenland but recent arguments by Surez point to it being of the North American continent. The name given to this land mass is 'Terra de lavoratore' after Joo Fernandes of the Azores, who arrived at Cape Farewell, Greenland, in 1500. 'Stretto pte del modo novo' depicts the area corresponding to the latitude of the Caribbean, the land mass shown below it being South America. This is derived from the world map at the beginning of the atlas. The fictitious islands of 'brasil' and 'asmaide' appear here as they did on many maps of this period. Although clearly representing America the geography of the coastline is however derived from the north-east Asian one, the two often being interrelated at this time' (Burden 8). It is on a full sheet of Italian text with a map of Scandinavia on verso. An analysis of the text setting identifies this as being from the 1547 edition. Burden 8; Ginsberg 7; Karrow pp. 89-93; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Bord 1a; Suarez p. 66.5237Venice: (1528-[47])
USD1950.0North America North America1528-[47]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5237&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/5237a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/5237b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanThe West Part of Barbary205 x 275 mm., early outline colour.; An appealing map of the North African coast from Herman Moll's 'Atlas Minor' first published 1729. Phillips 578; Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Moll 9a no. 41.4479London: (1732)
GBP125.0Africa1732nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4479&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4479.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamPersia80 x 120 mm., with Latin text to the verso, good condition.; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8200:333. This little map comes from the Coignet edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Epitome' first published in 1601. It is engraved by the Arsenius brothers. With Latin text to the verso. Koeman Ort 65; Phillips 3407; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8200:333.4951Amsterdam: (1601-[09])
GBP85.0Middle East1601-[09]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4951&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4951.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERTIUS, PetrusPersicum Regnum100 x 130 mm., in good condition.; This map of Persia or modern day Iran appears in the 1616 newly revised, enlarged and improved issue of Petrus Bertius' "Thresor des Cartes". The maps were in the main newly engraved by Jodocus Hondius. Shirley BL T.Bert 2a.; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8200:342.4952Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP110.0Middle East1616nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4952&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4952.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamPersia80 x 110 mm., in good condition.; This map is from the rarer first series of plates to Abraham Ortelius' miniature edition of his folio .Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. It was first published in 1577. This is a map of Persia or present day Iran.4953Amsterdam: (1595)
GBP85.0Middle East1595nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4953&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4953.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUNSTER, SebastianDie Statt Genff220 x 360 mm., in fine recent wash colour, in good condition.; A lovely early woodblock birds-eye view of Geneva on the shore of Lac Leman, Switzerland. With German text below and on the verso. With a letterpress title above view 'Beyde Stett Genff Grosz und Klein ...'. Fauser, A. 4507.5102Basle: (c.1560)
GBP175.0Switzerland & Austriac.1560nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5102&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5102.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamDucatus Mediolanensis ...360 x 480 mm., in modern wash colour. Small centrefold split lower margin, repaired, not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; This fine map of the majority of Northern Italy centred on the Republic of Milan was published in the first edition of Abraham Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1570, the first modern atlas. It is derived from the work of Giovan Giorgio Settala, a native of Milan. His only surviving map is of the Duchy of Milan and only two examples survive; the Biblioteca Istituto Geograficao Militare Italiano, Florence and the British Library. This example was issued in the Latin text edition most probably of 1579 with the pagination 61 to the verso although van den Broecke does not record it. It is derived from a map by Johannes Septala's. Karrow p. 478-9; Meurer p. 237; Van den Broecke, M. #125, this pagination of '61' not listed.5106Antwerp: (1570-[c.79])
GBP440.0Italy1570-[c.79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5106&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5106.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Captain JamesCarte de L'Extremite Meridionale de L'Amerique455 x 520 mm., small foxmark in lower margin away from the image, upper right side margin cut close to facilitate binding, replaced, with folds as issued in the book, in good condition on thick paper.; This find large scale sea chart of the southern tip of South America and the Falkland Islands comes from the French edition of Captain James Cook's voyage around the world entitled 'Voyage dans l'Hemisphere Australe et autour du Monde'. An inset lower right focuses on New Years Island and nearby harbour on Staten Island at the tip of Tierra del Fuego. The whole is engraved by Benard. Sabin 16249.5118Paris: (1775)
GBP150.0West Indies, South & Central America1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5118&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5118.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUNSTER, SebastianVon de Statt Zurich120 x 170 mm., in good modern wash colour, fine condition.; A superb bird's-eye view of the walled and fortified city of Zurich in Switzerland as published by Sebastian Munster in the 'Cosmographia'. It is set on a full sheet of text in German. The detail is quite remarkable with each individual building and house beautifully rendered. Munster was a renowned hebraist and geographer. The "Cosmographia" was first published in 1544 just four years after his first publication of Ptolemy's "Geographia". It was a large compendium of topographical information which was consistently expanded during its lifetime. Later publication of the "Cosmographia" was by his step-son Heinrich Petri. Burmeister; Oehme "Introduction to the Facsimile of the 1550 Edition of Munster's Cosmographia"; Fauser, A. 15958; Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Mun 1a.5203Basle: (c.1560)
GBP150.0Switzerland & Austriac.1560nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP50.0India & Ceylon1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP350.0Greece1700-[14]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP350.0Spainc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5386&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5386.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnThe Sea Coast of Barbary From Cape de Tenes to Cape de Rosa400 x 510 mm., with small fox mark on left side otherwise in good condition.; This very rare English sea chart was first published in John Seller's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1677. Engraved by James Bennett it depicts the coast of Algeria to the border with present day Tunisia. Two insets lower right feature the towns of Algier and Bona. The south western coast of Sardinia appears upper right. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.Sell 1d no. 7.5684London: (1677-[1727])
GBP175.0Africa1677-[1727]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5684&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5684.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnBohemia420 x 525 mm., with a small rust hole, repaired, neatline just trimmed upper left, tight lower right, otherwise a good example.; A very attractive example from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). This map of Bohemia extends from the River Danube in the south displaying Linz and Vienna to Misnia and Silesia in the north. Central to the whole region is the city of Praga (Prague). The carte-a-figures panels at the side depict various national costumes and the views along the top represent Czalsa, Comethau, Corte of the Emparer, Praga, Polm, Schlani and Laun.Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World', first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World' was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the 'Prospect' includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. Phillips 'Atlases' 488; Shirley BL T.Spe 1j; Skelton 92; Wing S4886.5317London: Sold by Tho:Bassett in Fleetstreet and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church Yard(1627-[76])
GBP1350.0Eastern Europe1627-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5317&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5317.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertOxfordshire420 x 360 mm., in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. This is an example from the first edition. Skelton no. 117.5439London: (1695)
GBP150.0Oxford England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5439&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5439.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe County Palatine of Chester345 x 415 mm. Uncoloured example in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Refer to Skelton no. 117.5442London: (1695)
GBP165.0Cheshire England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP50.0Durham England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP85.0Lincs England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP65.0Wilts England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP75.0Worcs England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Kent England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0France1579-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5619&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5619.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamLorraine. Lotharingiae Nova Descriptio340 x 500 mm., in fine recent wash colour, good condition,; This map of the wealthy region of Lorraine is drawn from two maps by Gerard Mercator which were published in 1585. The Ortelius was first published in the 'Theatrum' in 1590, this example with Italian text to the verso was issued in 1608. Meurer p. 37; Van den Broecke, M. #50.1.5620Antwerp: (1590-[1608])
GBP225.0France1590-[1608]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5620&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5620.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusEurop: IIII Tab:350 x 410 mm., with recent wash colour, a fine example.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the worlds greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. A Ptolemaic map of Germany as seen through the eyes of Mercator. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.5615Utrecht: Francois Halma(1578-[c.1695])
GBP275.0Germany1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5615&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5615.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THOMSON, JohnSpanish North America510 x 620 mm., early wash colour, a rare unfolded example in good condition.; This map by Thomson is devoted to the present day south west of the United States and Mexico. At the time of publication it was dominantly Spanish territory. It is drawn to a good scale and is notable for its delineation of the river system, particularly in the northern regions and the Platte River. The Highest Peak denotes the site of Pikes Peak. Texas as we know it is depicted in some detail including a city called Texas at the rough position of Austin. The map is drawn from the important works of Humboldt and Pike. The map is finished with numerous references to native Indian tribes and villages. It was published in Thomsons New General Atlas. Phillips (1909-) 731; Wheat (1957) no. 320.5379Edinburgh: (1814)
USD550.0Southwest North America1814nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5379&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5379.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert - WHITTLE, JamesA New Chart for Sailing Between the Straits of Sunda or Batavia and the Straits of Banca and Gaspar660 x 485 mm., in fine modern outline colour with light browning along the centre fold, otherwise fine.; A fine detailed chart of the waters around Batavia, or present day Jakarta in Indonesia. Jakarta can be seen lower right with the historically important port of Bantam further to the west. The Straits of Sunda are featured before the coast of Sumatra. A fascinating detail is the presence of Cracatoa in the Straits which was famously destroyed when it erupted in 1883. This chart is found in examples of Laurie and Whittle's 'Complete East India Pilot'. NMM 379 no. 154.4542London: (1787)
GBP325.0East Indies1787nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4542&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4542.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FADEN, WilliamLower Egypt and the Adjacent Deserts, with a Part of Palestine; to which has been Added the Nomenclature of the Roman Age, MDCCCII. London Published by William Faden Jan 1st 1802570 x 810 mm., early wash colour, light browning to parts of the centrefold and edge of lower margin, otherwise in good condition.; A very large scale map of Lower Egypt published by William Faden, one of the most successful publishers of the last quarter of the eighteenth century. It appeared in the later editions of William Faden's 'General Atlas'. The ever growing threat of General Napoleon Bonaparte at the close of the eighteenth century had the idea of threatening the British position in India by invading and conquering Egypt and thereby controlling access through the Middle East. The expedition famously included a cultural part with many scientists, educators, and technical specialists. It included a surveying party to judge the feasibility of cutting a ship-canal between the Red and Mediterranean Seas. About three weeks after his landing a British fleet of 14 ships under Horatio Nelson, which had been scouring the western Mediterranean Sea looking for the French fleet, finally came upon the 15 French ships being used to support the invasion of Egypt. The 'Battle of the Nile or Aboukir Bay' (August 1-2, 1798) saw the British fleet under Rear-Admiral Nelson defeat a French fleet, stranding Napoleon's army in Egypt. French losses have been estimated to have been as high as 1,700 dead (including Vice-Admiral Brueys) and 3,000 captured. British losses were just 218 dead. The battle established British naval superiority during the remainder of the French Revolutionary Wars, and was an important contribution to the growing fame of Admiral Nelson. The Egyptian city of Alexandria figured prominently in the military operations of Napoleon's expedition of 1798. The French troops stormed the city on the July 2, 1798, and it remained in their hands until the arrival of the British expedition of 1801. The Battle of Alexandria, fought on March 21 that year, between the French army under General Menou and the British expeditionary corps under Sir Ralph Abercrombie, took place near the ruins of Nicopolis, on the narrow spit of land between the sea and Lake Abukir, along which the British troops had advanced towards Alexandria after the actions of Abukir on March 8 and Mandora on March 13. The British subsequently advanced upon Alexandria, which surrendered on 2 September 1801 (Wikipedia).4929London: (1802)
GBP250.0Africa1802nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Indian Ocean1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Switzerland & Austriac.1550nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5199&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5199.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FADEN, WilliamA Map of the Kingdom of Denmark with the Duchy of Holstein ...730 x 540 mm., in lovely early wash colour, very good condition.; A good large scale map of Denmark with superb detail of including roads, reefs and ferry routes. It is decorated with a handsome title cartouche and scale of miles. Published by William Faden, one of the most successful publishers of the last quarter of the eighteenth century, it appeared in the 'General Atlas'.5360London: (1790)
GBP295.0Scandinavia1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP650.0Spain1584nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5380&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5380.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GOOS, PieterPas-Kaarte van de Zuyd-west-Kust van Africa; van Cabo Negro tot Beoosten Cabo de Bona Esperanca295 x 530 mm., recent outline colour, small lower centrefold split, repaired, well away from the image as there are very large margins top and bottom, otherwise in good condition.; A rare early sea chart of the south western coastline of Africa extending from the Cape of Good Hope to Cabo Negro at 16 degrees south of the equator. This beautifully engraved chart displays critical waters in the Dutch East India Companies trade with the East Indies where all its vessels had to pass through. The map is derived from one by Jodocus Hondius which appears in a very rare pamphlet published in 1652. It described South Africa when Jan Van Riebeeck (1619-77) landed in Table Bay. Norwich described the chart as a fine, decisive copperplate engraved map with a great deal of detail of the coastline. There are two insets of which the smaller depicts Vlees Bay to the east of the Cape. The larger provides a detailed map and chart of the Cape of Good Hope including Table Mountain. Two ships adorn the sea with a compass rose orientating the map with north to the left. It was published in the Zee-Atlas one of the finest Dutch sea atlases of the time. Goos marine charts were held in high esteem in the seventeenth century. Koeman (1967-70) IV Goos 1B no. 24; Norwich (1983) 243.5382Amsterdam: (c.1666)
GBP950.0Africac.1666nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0British Isles1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP120.0Italyc.1550nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Eastern Europe1653nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Russia1788-[c.1790]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Russiac.1560nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Scandinaviac.1860nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5428&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5428.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN, Johann BaptistTabula Marchionatus Brandenburgici et Ducatus Pomeraniae quae sunt Pars Septentrionalis Circuli Saxoniae Superioris ...420 x 540 mm., early wash colour with light colour offset in one area, otherwise in good condition.; A large scale map of the region to the east of Hamburg, Germany. The map extends to Lubeck and upriver to Hitzger. With an inset of Hadeln. The famous German firm of cartographic publishers was founded by the engraver Johann Baptist Homann in 1702 in Nuremberg. In 1707 he published the "Neuer Atlas" whose success continued for many years. In recognition of his success Homann was elected to the Berlin Academy of Sciences. In 1715 Homann was appointed Geographer to the Emperor. Homann died in 1724 and the business was continued by his son Christoph (1703-30) and his heirs. Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) T.HOM-8a, Vol. V, #1.5526Nuremberg: (c.1720)
GBP250.0Germanyc.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP220.0Germany1729nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP495.0Portugalc.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5671&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5671.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]QUAD, MatthiasElsatia Superior, Ober Elsas200 x 270 mm., with old colour, light soiling to margin otherwise in good condition.; An early map of the region of Alsace oriented to the west showing both sides of the upper Rhine River between Basel and Lahr. Engraved by Johann Bussemacher it is from Quad's 'Geographisch Handtbuch'. Meurer, P.H. (Cologne) Qua 16.5757Cologne: (1600)
GBP140.0France1600nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5757&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5757.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, Jean B. P. D.Nouveau Plan des Detroits, Situes a l'Est de Java et de Madura, Nommes Communement les Detroits de Bali et d'entre Pondi et Respondi ...480 x 330 mm., modern outline colour, tear in lower left corner repaired, otherwise in good condition.; A good large scale chart of the east end of Java and the western part of Bali.. An inset lower left features a 'Plan de la Baye de Ballambouang'. The material collected for 'Le Neptune Oriental' was approved by the French Compagnie des Indes. D'Apres de Mannevillette was one of the first Hydrographers of France and an accomplished navigator. Born in Le Havre to a captain in the French West India Company he made a voyage to the Caribbean in 1726. He showed an early interest in navigation and was one of the first Frenchmen to use Hadley's quadrant and was later in life a friend of Dalrymple. Upon the atlas' publication it was highly commended by everyone. Updated at various times after initial publication in 1745 it was expanded considerably in 1775 when this chart was introduced. NMM 204 no. 55; Shirley M.Apr 1c.5819Paris: (1775)
GBP175.0East Indies1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5819&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5819.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARRISON, JohnA New Chart of the Caspian Sea, from the Original by D'Anville515 x 260 mm., in fine recent outline colour, good condition.; This map of the Caspian Sea was published by John Harrison in various composite atlases in the late 1780s and early 1790s. It was engraved by Garnet Terry an engraver and jeweller in Cheapside, London. This is an example of the second state. Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' T.Har 1a no. 12.5820London: (16 January 1788)
GBP195.0Russia16 January 1788nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5820&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5820.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUDLEY, Sir RobertCarta Particolare del Mare di Ethiopia con l'Isola di S. Elena e Parte della Costa ...480 x 750 mm., in good condition.; This sea chart displays the west coast of Africa along with the islands of St. Helena & Ascension. It is in the rarer FIRST STATE from 1648. It appeared in Sir Robert Dudleys Arcano del Mare, the first printed English nautical atlas. It was superior to any previous work in that the charts illustrated the whole world, the first time any outside of Europe had been included. It was the first atlas to use Mercators projection throughout, and the earliest to show the prevailing winds, currents and magnetic deviation. Dudley improved upon the theory of navigating by the Great Circle, the shortest distance between two points on a globe. It would be the eighteenth century before cartographers used the projection consistently. During the great Dutch period not one atlas was produced using it. This chart of part of the Azores takes in the island of Corvo and a fictitious uninhabited island nearby. Shirley (2004) Atlases M.Dud-1a no. 82.5833Florence: (1648)
GBP500.0Africa1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5833&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5833.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN KEULEN, GerardA New Gradnally Encreasnig Compass-Map, of the Coming in of the Heads; Containing a Part of the Coass of Boulonnois; extending from Callis to Dannes, as also in England from the South Foreland to Rye ...520 x 600 mm., printed on thick paper in good condition.; Gerard van Keulen introduced into the 1734 edition of the 'Zee Fakkel' many new plates. One of these is this chart of the Dover Straits between England and France. An example of the first state. Koeman IV Keu 71 no. 15, no. 229.5877Amsterdam: (1734)
GBP250.0Kent Sussex England1734nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5877&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5877.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DURAND-BRAGER, Jean Baptiste HenriSoujak-Bay310 x 420 mm., in fine modern wash colour, with publishers blind stamp below, in good condition.; Jean Baptiste Henri Durand-Brager (1814-79) served in the Navy whilst at the same time being a maritime artist. He served under Vice-Admiral Hamelin in the Crimean War. He also acted as War Correspondent for several French newspapers during the conflict. He also produced a noted series of twenty pictures forming a panorama of the attack on Sevastapol which are in the museum at Versailles. This fine lithographic view is from his rare work entitled 'Voyage dans la Mer Noire, le Bosphore, la Mer de Marmara & les Dardanelles', published c.1855. Blackmer 520.5918Paris: (c.1855)
GBP195.0Eastern Europec.1855nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5918&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5918.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THOMSON, John(The Atlas of Scotland)Folio (570 x 450 mm.), half calf with contemporary marbled boards, rebacked with contemporary marbled endpapers. With 29 maps in 58 sheets, generally in early outline colour. Some light offsetting and foxing throughout, minor marginal tears repaired, generally in acceptable condition. As in the Chubb example the imprint of Lanarkshire is trimmed off.; John Thomson was born in 1777 to a merchant father in Edinburgh. He started business as a bookseller in Hunter Square, Edinburgh, in 1807. His first major publication was the Travellers Guide of 1798 which ran to nine editions. A New General Atlas was a superb folio production issued in 1817 and again successful with several later editions. Buoyed by this success he set about the production of a Scottish county atlas. It was to be on the largest scale attempted yet with the exception of one or two in Joan Blaeus atlas of 1654. A prospectus was issued in 1818 and quickly the number of subscribers passed 1,200.Thomson produced his maps by utilising existing work in many cases and increasing the scale. He then used land surveyors and local people to amend and add to the maps. The map of Edinburgh uses the same plates as the James Knox of 1812 with some alterations. For that of Ayrshire a new survey was undertaken by William Johnson who spent three summers studying local material. The land surveyor Alexander Martin spent the years 1822-26 working on Fife, Sutherland was freshly surveyed at the expense of the Countess of Sutherland and Bute was surveyed by John MacKinlay.As in his previous publications partners employed around the country. The plates were engraved in both Edinburgh and London from 1820 to 1830. As they were finished the maps were made available for sale. In the Preface of the finished work Thomson wrote that since 1818 the work has been continually in progress, but the great difficulty of finding assistants, materials, and making the necessary surveys have retarded the completion much longer than anticipated ... A Work which he never would have undertaken, had he known the difficulties to be encountered, the great number of people to be employed, the advance of capital, and the time necessary to carry through such an arduous undertaking, which required at least one surveyor to each county to correct the drawings, and find respectable names to guarantee their accuracy.This inevitably led to Thomson suffering financial difficulties and on 20 April 1830 he went into bankruptcy. After the Trustee for the creditors decided to finish the atlas it is recorded that various people needed payment for goods especially to the engraver Robert Menzies who would not complete the map of Inverness-shire until paid. This is relevant as the example we offer here lacks all the preliminary matter; title page and index etc. but it does include the Inverness-shire. The Trustee attempted to sell the entire complete stock without success and the whole went to auction in April 1831. Thomson in the guise of John Thomson & Co. bought the stock for 1800. His payments were guaranteed by his friends. A title page had been printed by the Trustee dated 1831, one example of which survives in the example at the Cambridge University Library. It is prior to this date that this example was clearly sold. This is therefore the EARLIEST AVAILABLE FORM OF THE COMPLETE SET OF MAPS. Thomson went on to produce his own title page, and Index both dated 1832, and a further contents leaf which is the standard format found. These examples are so fresh that in many cases signs of the engravers guide lines can be seen indicating an early imprint from the plate.The complete work has 58 maps of the 29 counties of Scotland. The scales vary between one and two inches to the mile. It was therefore the largest and most detailed survey of Scotland to date and not superseded until that of the Ordnance Survey. His financial woes continued and he filed for bankruptcy a second time in 1835. This book was first bought by Randle Jackson (1757-1837) the noted parliamentary council to the East India Company and the Corporation of London. Provenance: bookplate of Randle Jackson pasted inside front cover with ownership inscription on front free flyleaf. Chubb (1927) no. 32; Moir (1973) no. I pp. 129-31 & II p. 154 no. 11; Withers, Charles Introductory Essay to Facsimile of the atlas.5636London: ([1830])
GBP3950.0Atlas world[1830]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5636&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/5636a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/5636b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/5636c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - JEFFERYS, ThomasThe Small English Atlas, being A New and Accurate Sett of Maps of All the Counties in England and WalesSmall quarto (160 x 115 mm.), full contemporary calf, gilt embossed panels, with gilt bands to spine along with red calf gilt title label. Engraved throughout, pictorial title, one leaf containing preface and index, 50 engraved maps, ALL IN EARLY OUTLINE COLOUR with yellow wash borders, Rutland with tear in the map repaired, otherwise a good example.; This small and attractive atlas was first published November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Jefferys and Kitchin took over the project at an early date. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added therefore the states of the maps can vary. This example of the 1751 edition bears 4 maps still in their first state, 26 in their second state and 20 in the third state. The atlas proved popular, running to 6 editions, with various changes and additions, the last being in 1787. Provenance: Manuscript ownership inscription of George Evelyn March 15 1756; Powderham Castle, Library of the Earl of Devon. Chubb (1927) no. 193; Hodson (1984-97) no. 210; refer Shirley (2004) T.Kit 2a (not in BL).5245London: (1751)
GBP5500.0English County Atlas1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5245&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/5245b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/5245a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanComitatus Northantonensis vernacule Northamton Shire410 x 500 mm., fine early outline colour with Dutch text to the verso, in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5315:2.5551Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP350.0Northants Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5551&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5551.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanLeicestrensis Comitatus. Leicester Shire380 x 500 mm., early outline colour with Latin text to the verso, with generous margins and in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. An example of the second state. Baum pp. 5-6; Deadman & Brooks p. 34; Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5320:2.5560Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP350.0Leics Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5560&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5560.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanHerefordia Comitatus. Herefordshire410 x 500 mm., in early outline colour with French text to the verso, in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Skelton 28; ; Smith Hereford pp. 69-70; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5510:2.5568Amsterdam: (1646)
GBP350.0Hereford England1646nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5568&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5568.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanGlostershire340 x 400 mm., printed on thick paper as issued, in good condition.; A lovely example in the rarer first edition. The map is from Sir Robert Atkyns' book entitled 'The Ancient and Present State of Glostershire' which is largely made up of a famous series of birds-eye views of English Country seats. To accompany the book is this general map of the county which although unsigned is the distinctive work of Herman Moll. Upcott p.250.5594London: (1712)
GBP175.0England1712nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5594&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5594.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamBedford Comitatus olim pars Cathifuclanorum280 x 340 mm., with small lower centrefold split repaired well, otherwise in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time traveling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. The first printed map of Bedfordshire from the third fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the second state. Chambers no. 5.ii; Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.5599London: (1607-[37])
GBP160.0Beds England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5599&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5599.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamEssexia Comitatus280 x 360 mm., in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time traveling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An early printed map of Essex from the second fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the second state. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.5602London: (1607-[10])
GBP250.0Essex England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5602&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5602.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Dorset, Hampshire & Isle of Wight)250 x 330 mm., cut close lower right side with no apparent loss to image.; From the 'Poly-Olbion' by Michael Drayton (1563-1631). Drayton began writing his longest poem in 1598, it was first published in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside and was accompanied by a series of desirable allegorical maps. This is an example of the second state included in the second edition of 1613 with the addition of a page number in the upper margin. It covers the area of Lyme Regis in the west to Portsmouth in the east. Recognisable names include Hamble, Itchin, the New Forest and The Poole. Beaton pp. 20-21; Skelton no. 8.5603London: (1612-[13])
GBP325.0Dorset Hants England1612-[13]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5603&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5603.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA General Map of Dorsetshire250 x 310 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Beaton pp. 28-9; Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5604London: (1673)
GBP175.0Dorset England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5604&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5604.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NORDEN, John - KIP, WilliamHertfordiae Comitatus ...280 x 350 mm., in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time traveling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An early printed map of Hertfordshire from the second fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the second state. Chubb 18; Hodson 6.2; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.5608London: (1607-[10])
GBP285.0Herts England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5608&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5608.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamNorthumbriae Comitatus300 x 290 mm., in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time traveling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. The second printed map of Northumberland from the second fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the first state without text on the verso. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.5610London: (1607-[10])
GBP195.0Northumbs England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5610&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5610.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, EmanuelSomersetshire Divided into its Hundreds180 x 200 mm., with a small 5 mm. tear to upper margin repaired, otherwise in good condition.; From 'The General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'. Bowen was one of the finest engravers of the middle of the eighteenth century. The maps are sometimes attributed to a work entitled 'The Natural History of England, which is in fact a part of the 'General Magazine'. Hodson no. 230; Needell 18.5696London: (c.1756)
GBP90.0Somerset Englandc.1756nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5696&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5696.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanSuffolk195 x 320 mm., small lower centrefold split repaired, small wax mark in the left margin, neither affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; Herman Moll was a Dutchman who settled in England by 1678. His contributions to the cartographic world over the ensuing decades were considerable. This map is from the 'A New Description of England and Wales', an English County atlas published in 1724. That same year the maps also appeared as 'A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales'. The maps most distinguishing features are the decorative antiquities which surround the map. This is an example of the second state of the map of Suffolk. Hodson 173.5703London: (1724)
GBP90.0Suffolk England1724nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP85.0Shrops England1724nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5704&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5704.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanWorcestershire310 x 195 mm., in fine early outline colour, good condition.; Herman Moll was a Dutchman who settled in England by 1678. His contributions to the cartographic world over the ensuing decades were considerable. This map is from the 'A New Description of England and Wales', an English County Atlas published in 1724. That same year the maps also appeared as 'A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales'. The maps most distinguishing features are the decorative antiquities which surround the map. This is an example of the second state of the map. Hodson 173.5705London: (1724)
GBP90.0Worcs England1724nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5705&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5705.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of the County of Warwick195 x 205 mm., in good condition.; A fine example of this map from Richard Blome's miniature series first published in 1681 under the title of 'Speed's Maps Epitomiz'd'. The plates for this were begun in 1667 and engraved at the same time he was evidently working on his folio 'Britannia'. Their early history is a mystery. For some unknown and much speculated reason they were not published until 1681. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. It was issued under the same title again in 1685, and as the 'Cosmography and Geography' in 1693 from which rare work this example comes. All these early editions are very rare. Harvey & Thorpe 17; Skelton 114.5706London: (1681-[93])
GBP90.0Warwick England1681-[93]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5706&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5706.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasWorcestershire Divided into Hundreds225 x 320 mm., in good condition.; The 'Atlas Anglicanus' was first issued in parts which is exceedingly rare and then as an atlas in 1767 republished in 1777. Emanuel Bowen (fl.1714 d.1767) was a very active engraver whose style is often noted by the extensive use of legends. Emanuel died during the issue of the parts and the work was continued by his son Thomas. However before it was completed Thomas Kitchin would take control of it. This example is in its more usual second state. Skelton-Hodson 254.5708London: (1767)
GBP95.0Worcs England1767nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5708&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5708.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of the County of Rutland220 x 290 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5711London: (1673)
GBP125.0Rutland England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5711&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5711.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of ye Countie of Westmorland320 x 250 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5714London: (1673)
GBP125.0Westm England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5714&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5714.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamWarwici Comitatus a cornauus olim inhabitatus290 x 350 mm., in fine outline colour, good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An early printed map of Warwickshire from the second fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the second state. Chubb 18; Harvey & Thorpe 5; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.5715London: (1607-[10])
GBP175.0Warwick England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5715&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5715.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamWigorniensis Comitatus Sabrinae ...285 x 320 mm., with a small rustmark near the title cartouche otherwise in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time traveling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An early printed map of Worcestershire from the second fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the second state. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.5716London: (1607-[10])
GBP195.0Worcs England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5716&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5716.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanComitatus Salopiensis; Anglice Shrop Shire380 x 500 mm., early outline colour with Latin text to the verso, minor paper crease upper centrefold otherwise in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5355:2.5718Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP375.0Shrops Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5718&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5718.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanStaffordiensis Comitatus; vulgo Stafford Shire420 x 510 mm., early outline colour with Latin text to the verso, light even toning and small foxmark left side otherwise in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. King 11; Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5350:2.5719Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP375.0Staffs Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5719&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5719.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of Hantshire300 x 260 mm., in attractive outline colour with some wash colour to cartouches.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5728London: (1673)
GBP325.0Hants England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5728&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5728.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of Hantshire300 x 260 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5729London: (1673)
GBP275.0Hants England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5729&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5729.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of Nottinghamshire325 x 260 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5730London: (1673)
GBP100.0Notts England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5730&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5730.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA generall Mapp of the County of Hereford310 x 285 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90; Smith Hereford pp. 71-2.5731London: (1673)
GBP125.0Hereford England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5731&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5731.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA generall Mapp of the County of Hereford310 x 285 mm., in early outline colour in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90; Smith Hereford pp. 71-2.5732London: (1673)
GBP165.0Hereford England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5732&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5732.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of Huntington Shire320 x 260 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5733London: (1673)
GBP125.0Hunts England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5733&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5733.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of the County of Leicester245 x 310 mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Baum p. 6; Deadman & Brooks pp. 38; Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5734London: (1673)
GBP125.0Leics England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5734&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5734.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Generall Mapp of the Countie of Cumberland320 x 250mm., in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Higham p. 24; Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.5737London: (1673)
GBP125.0Cumbs England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5737&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5737.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasCambridgeshire Divided into Hundreds325 x 230 mm., early outline colour, good condition.; The 'Atlas Anglicanus' was first issued in parts which is exceedingly rare and then as an atlas in 1767 republished in 1777. Emanuel Bowen (fl.1714 d.1767) was a very active engraver whose style is often noted by the extensive use of legends. Emanuel died during the issue of the parts and the work was continued by his son Thomas. However before it was completed Thomas Kitchin would take control of it. This rare example is in its first state. Skelton-Hodson 254.5742London: (1767)
GBP145.0Cambs England1767nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5742&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5742.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasDorset Shire Divided into Hundreds230 x 325 mm., in good condition.; The 'Atlas Anglicanus' was first issued in parts which is exceedingly rare and then as an atlas in 1767 republished in 1777. Emanuel Bowen (fl.1714 d.1767) was a very active engraver whose style is often noted by the extensive use of legends. Emanuel died during the issue of the parts and the work was continued by his son Thomas. However before it was completed Thomas Kitchin would take control of it. This example is in its more usual second state. Not in Beaton; Skelton-Hodson 254.5744London: (1767)
GBP110.0Dorset England1767nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5744&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5744.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BILL, JohnSurrey90 x 120 mm., light finger soiling otherwise in good condition.; John Bill (fl.1604 d.1630) contributed just the one atlas to the world of cartography. The 'Abridgement of Camden's Britannia' did exactly what it says on the title. Bill had been apprenticed to the bookseller John Norton and became one himself. He had the commission of Thomas Bodley to acquire books on his behalf for his now famous library at Oxford. It is estimated by some that only 200 copies were produced, it has always been a very rare and desirable item. A fine rare early map of Surrey. Hodson 8; Skelton 15.5791London: (1626)
GBP350.0Surrey England1626nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5791&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5791.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DEN KEERE, PieterMidle-sex85 x 125 mm., in good condition.; Pieter van den Keere first engraved these plates c.1599 which were eventually published in 1617 by Willem Blaeu in a Latin edition of William Camden's 'Britannia'. The plates were next published in England by George Humble under the title of 'England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland Described' in 1627. The English issues came to be known as 'miniature Speed's' as Humble also published the folio John Speed atlas, and here utilised the text. This is an example of the map of Middlesex. Various editions up to 1676 were published. Skelton 17.5800London: (c.1627)
GBP70.0Middx Englandc.1627nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5800&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5800.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LUFFMAN, JohnMiddlesex70 x 70 mm., with text below, in fine full early wash colour.; From the "New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales" by John Luffman (fl.1776-1820). He had a varied career being a publisher, engraver, goldsmith, author and geographer. This is his most noted work being distinctive in format and very desirable. This is an example of the second state which can also be found in the first edition of the atlas. Chubb 308.5804London: (1803)
GBP100.0Middx England1803nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5804&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5804.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LUFFMAN, JohnEssex70 x 70 mm., with text below, in fine full early wash colour.; From the "New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales" by John Luffman (fl.1776-1820). He had a varied career being a publisher, engraver, goldsmith, author and geographer. This is his most noted work being distinctive in format and very desirable. This is an example of the second state which can also be found in the first edition of the atlas. Chubb 308.5805London: (1803)
GBP120.0Essex England1803nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5805&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5805.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertA New and Correct Map of North-Wales365 x 435 mm., in modern outline colour.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. This is an example from the second edition. refer Hodson 169; Skelton no. 117.5815London: (1722)
GBP65.0Wales1722nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5815&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5815.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoMauritania Nuova Tavola185 x 260 mm., in good condition.; A fine early modern (non-Ptolemaic) depiction of West Africa. Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' published in Venice by Ziletti included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. Norwich, O.I. 313; Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.5187Venice: (1561-[74])
GBP175.0Africa1561-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5187&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5187.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAppendix. III. Tabulae Afr:340 x 480 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map of the Lower Nile River in Egypt is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 0913A:1.2.6091Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP250.0Africa1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6091&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6091.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusTab. IV. Africae, in qua Libya Interior et Exterior. Aethiopia sub Aegypto et Interior ...310 x 460 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map shows the northern half of Africa with the equator displayed prominently is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. The source of the Nile River is also highlighted. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6092Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP350.0Africa1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6092&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6092.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertIsles de Wallis/ I. Turtle/ I. des Cocos/ I. des Traitres/ Palmerston I/ I. Sauvage/ I. D`Hervey/ Esquisse de la Baye Dusky, dans la Nouvelle Zeelande/ I. Pitcairn/ I. de Pasques235 x 345 mm., in good condition.; This map displays a collection of charts of bays & islands in the South Pacific. It was published in Bonne's 'Atlas Encyclopedique'. It includes nine recorded by Capt. James Cook on his first two circumnavigation's between 1768-1775. The islands included are clockwise from top left Isles de Wallis, Isle Turtle, Cocos Islands, Isle Sauvage, Isle de Hervey, Palmerston Is., Isle de Pasques or Easter Island, Pitcairn Island and lastly Dusky Bay and Resolution Island in New Zealand. Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 288.5748Paris: (c.1780)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacificc.1780nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5748&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5748.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Captain JamesChart of Cook's Strait in New Zealand225 x 335 mm., lower left corner trimmed not affecting the image otherwise in good condition.; From G.W. Anderson, 'New Authentic and Complete Collection of Voyages Round the World ...' Anderson's voyages was first published in weekly parts, the work described the voyages of Cook along with many other English eighteenth century ones. Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' G.And 1a no. 11.5758London: (1784)
GBP150.0Australasia & Pacific1784nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5758&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5758.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Captain JamesCarte des Isles des Amis210 x 330 mm., in good condition.; This chart describes the Friendly Islands as discovered by Captain James Cook which appear in the French edition of his travels entitled 'Voyage dans l'Hemisphere Australe et autour du Monde'. The whole is engraved by Benard. Sabin 16249.5760Paris: (c.1785)
GBP60.0Australasia & Pacificc.1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5760&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5760.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusTab. I. Europae, Continens Albion, Britanniam, et Hiberniam ...340 x 400 mm., recent wash colour, in good condition.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map of the British Isles is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BI 123; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 0901:1.2.6078Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP375.0British Isles1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6078&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6078.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae VIII Tab.350 x 410 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map focuses on the region covering part of the silk route to China. Along this path rode much of Asia's spices to Europe. It is adorned with camels and camps of traders en route. It is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6099Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP150.0China1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6099&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6099.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HEYNS, PieterBohemia145 x 180 mm., in good condition.; Although considered part of the series of miniature Abraham Ortelius atlases this series is distinctly different. They are woodcut productions first and foremost and slightly larger in size. Koeman II p. 132; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library T.Heyn 1a.5410Amsterdam: (1598)
GBP150.0Eastern Europe1598nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5410&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5410.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasCimmeria quae Postea Scythia Europaea ...400 x 500 mm., early outline colour in very good condition.; This map of part of Ukraine and the Crimean peninsula was published in Paris by Pierre Mariette. It appeared in Nicolas Sanson's 'Les Cartes Generales' first published in 1658. Sanson was France's premier cartographer and helped to lift French work in this area to another level. His atlas is the first full world atlas to be produced in France. This work had been in development for several years as the dates on the various maps attest. Pastoureau, M. Sanson V, 160; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 4260 no. 11.5575Paris: (1665)
GBP250.0Eastern Europe1665nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5575&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5575.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusEur: IX Tab:360 x 460 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map of south eastern Europe is centred on the River Danube and is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6086Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP295.0Eastern Europe1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6086&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6086.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NOLIN, Jean BaptisteLa Rochelle740 x 660 in two sheets joined, in good early wash colour, a small hole upper left professionally repaired, otherwise in good condition.; A very fine rare map of the region of La Rochelle published in 1704. Above and below the title cartouche are two vignette views of La Rochelle and Rochefort. Jean Baptiste Nolin (1657-1708) was a geographer, engraver and publisher on the Rue St. Jacques in Paris. The map is dedicated to Monsieur Begon, a counsellor to the King. With a detailed plan and view of the Tower of Cordouan lower left and an architectural cutting above. Pastoureau (1984) p. 357 (this map not listed).5907Paris: (1704)
GBP1250.0France1704nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0France1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Germany1573-[1602]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5581&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5581.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae IX Tab:350 x 400 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This mapcentres on present day Pakistan with the Indus River prominent. Upper right can be seen the Himalayan Mountains. It is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6100Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP295.0India & Ceylon1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6100&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6100.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae X Tab:350 x 470 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map centres on India although there is not much of a peninsula. Its presence can be determined by the Indus and Ganges Rivers on the left and right respectively. Sri Lanka can be seen at the bottom of the map. It is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Not in Gole; Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6101Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP350.0India & Ceylon1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6101&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6101.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausArdebil280 x 320 mm., in good condition.; A fine birds-eye view of the town of Ardebil (Ardabil) in northwestern Iran near the south west shore of the Caspian Sea. Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Shirley BL G.Mer 1a.4949Frankfurt: (c.1650)
GBP150.0Middle Eastc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Middle East1683nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5172&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5172.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE BRUYN, CornelisPremiere Vue de Persepolis300 x 635 mm., good condition.; A fine panoramic view of the ruins of Persepolis, Persia. Cornelis Le Bruyn left the Netherlands on his second journey in 1701. He travelled first to Russia for a year before going on to Persia. He spent another year at Isfahan before a further 3 months at Persepolis recording the ruins and inscriptions. In 1705 he travelled on to the East Indies before returning home in 1708. Brunet III 911.5193Amsterdam: (1718)
GBP125.0Middle East1718nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5193&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5193.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, MartinNona Asiae Tabula415 x 510 mm., with recent wash colour, with small area in centrefold excellently repaired to replace loss due to binding, two small wormholes in lower margin, otherwise a very good example with good margins.; A rare map covering all of present day Pakistan and Afghanistan extending north to latitude 39 degrees. Martin Waldseemuller was the geographer behind one of the early schools to study cartography, that at St. Die. He was the author of the wall map of 1507 which named America for the first time. In that same year it is believed he completed the maps for an edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography', it was not until 1513 though that it was published. Waldseemuller's maps are amongst some of the most sought after of Ptolemy's maps. It was printed by Joannes Schott. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 80/28; Nordenskiold 205 no. 24; Pastoureau Ptolemee A; Shirley BL T.Ptol-6a.6051Strassburg: (1513)
GBP1950.0Middle East1513nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6051&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6051.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae III Tab.350 x 460 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map is centred on Armenia and shows the Black Sea and Caspian Sea to the west and east respectively. It is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6095Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP250.0Middle East1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6095&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6095.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusTab. V. Asiae, Repraesentans Mediam, Hyrcaniam, Assyriam, Susianam, ac Persiem ...340 x 460 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map of Persia or modern day Iran is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6096Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP250.0Middle East1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6096&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6096.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAYER, RobertThe Whole Russian Empire470 x 1300 mm., early outline colour, two sheets joined as one, in good condition.; A fine early large map of the Russian Empire from Robert Sayer's 'General Atlas' published in 1773. Each sheet of this two sheet map bears its own title 'The European part of the Russian Empire' and 'The Asiatic part of the Russian Empire'. It displays the track of 3 Russian ships along the north eastern shore in 1648 entering the North Pacific. 'Bering's I. where he was Cast away and Died in 1741' is identified here. Nearby is an outline of the North American coast with the legend 'Some pretend that this Land may be seen from Bering's Island'. The map is derived from the cartography of the Imperial Academy in St. Petersburg. Shirley BL Atlases T.Say 2a no. 21.5421London: (2 March 1772)
GBP600.0Russia2 March 1772nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5421&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5421.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae II Tab360 x 460 mm., a fine example in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed, he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the worlds greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map focuses on the Caucasus and modern day Russia is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. It displays the Crimean Peninsula lower left and the Caspian Sea lower right. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6094Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP250.0Russia1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP895.0Spain1666nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5975&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5975.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann Ulrich - BODENEHR, Gabriel(Egypt)80 x 65 mm., in fine condition on thick paper.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled 'Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria'. It appears the maps were engraved by a member of the Bodenehr family. This example is from the virtually unrecorded smaller format edition published by Gabriel Bodenehr entitled 'Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae'. No date is to be found on the title but c.1703 is presumed. The map depicts Egypt and the River Nile. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; Phillips (1909-) no. 512; Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a no. 74.4852Ulm: (1692-[c.1703])
GBP85.0Africa1692-[c.1703]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP75.0Africa1680-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Africac.1560nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4866&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4866.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPOT DES CARTES ET PLANS DE LA MARINECarte Particuliere Des Cotes D'Italie (Estats Sardes) partie comprise entre San Lorenzo et Le Cap Caprazoppa930 x 645 mm., in good condition.; A fine detailed chart of the Italian Riviera extending from just south of present day Imperia (Porto Maurizio and Oneglia) in the south to Loano in the north.5135Paris: (1860)
GBP150.0Italy1860nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5135&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5135.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamArgentoratensis Agri Descriptio305 x 245 mm. in fine early wash colour, narrow margins to left where detached from accompanying plate, otherwise in good condition.; According to Meurer the source for this map is Daniel Speckel's three-sheet map of Elsas. Speckel (1536-89) is identified on the map as the source. He was a native of Strasbourg and an engraver by profession. He was also a fortress engineer and architect. He travelled extensively building various fortresses in Hungary, Vienna and The Netherlands. Abraham Ortelius here employs him to produce a map of the region around Strasbourg for the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' which was first issued in 1584. Van den Broecke, M. 112b; Karrow 1/132; Meurer pp. 243-4; Norton 'Daniel Speklin: map-maker and architect', in 'Mapline' 21 pp. 1-2.5174Antwerp: (c.1584)
GBP250.0Francec.1584nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5174&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5174.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, Joan(Stonehenge)195 x 250 mm., on a sheet of text, in superb early wash colour, good condition.; A superb view of Stonehenge in beautiful early colour by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) who is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. From the fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Skelton 28.5377Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP165.0Wilts Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5377&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5377.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Northampton570 x 790 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; Following the extensive work carried out by the Greenwood's on the series of large scale county surveys a reduced sized atlas was planned. It began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part. There were to be 46 plates all at one-third of an inch to a mile. Running into financial difficulties towards the end they had to take in partners to finally finish in 1834. 'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties' (Carroll). This map of Northampton contains a fine vignette view of Peterborough Cathedral. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers', Chubb 458B.5485London: Greenwood & Co(1834)
GBP70.0Northants England1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5485&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5485.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Stafford570 x 770 mm., early wash colour, with centrefold split repaired, otherwise in good condition.; Following the extensive work carried out by the Greenwood's on the series of large scale county surveys a reduced sized atlas was planned. It began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part. There were to be 46 plates all at one-third of an inch to a mile. Running into financial difficulties towards the end they had to take in partners to finally finish in 1834. 'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties' (Carroll). This map of Staffordshire contains a fine vignette view of Lichfield Cathedral. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers', Chubb 458B; King 82.5487London: Greenwood & Co(1834)
GBP120.0Staffs England1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5487&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5487.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Suffolk590 x 790 mm., fine early wash colour, in good condition.; Following the extensive work carried out by the Greenwood's on the series of large scale county surveys a reduced sized atlas was planned. It began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part. There were to be 46 plates all at one-third of an inch to a mile. Running into financial difficulties towards the end they had to take in partners to finally finish in 1834. 'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties' (Carroll). This map of Suffolk contains a fine vignette view of the Abbey Gare at Bury St. Edmonds. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers', Chubb 458B.5488London: Greenwood & Co(1834)
GBP180.0Suffolk England1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5488&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5488.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Worcester570 x 780 mm., early wash colour, with centrefold split repaired, otherwise in good condition.; Following the extensive work carried out by the Greenwood's on the series of large scale county surveys a reduced sized atlas was planned. It began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part. There were to be 46 plates all at one-third of an inch to a mile. Running into financial difficulties towards the end they had to take in partners to finally finish in 1834. 'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties' (Carroll). This map of Worcestershire contains a fine vignette view of Worcester Cathedral. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers', Chubb 458B.5489London: Greenwood & Co(1834)
GBP95.0Worcs England1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5489&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5489.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Cambridge570 x 790 mm., early wash colour, some light offsetting otherwise in good condition.; Following the extensive work carried out by the Greenwood's on the series of large scale county surveys a reduced sized atlas was planned. It began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part. There were to be 46 plates all at one-third of an inch to a mile. Running into financial difficulties towards the end they had to take in partners to finally finish in 1834. 'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties' (Carroll). This map of Cambridgeshire contains a fine vignette view of Ely Cathedral. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers', Chubb 458B.5490London: Greenwood & Co(1834)
GBP120.0Cambs England1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5490&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5490.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of Herefordshire520 x 700 mm., early outline colour, split centrefold and small margin tear repaired otherwise in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first sold separately and early issues of the work can be found with varying contents. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. This example of the map of Herefordshire is in its fourth state of five. Not in Chubb; Hodson 223, p. 127 & p. 131 state e; Smith Hereford pp. 83-4.5491London: J. Bowles, C. Bowles & R. Sayer(c.1764)
GBP185.0Hereford Englandc.1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5491&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5491.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of Northamptonshire Divided into its Hundreds700 x 530 mm., in early outline colour, with mild paper crease, a good strong impression; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first sold separately and early issues of the work can be found with varying contents. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. This example of the map of Northamptonshire is in its seventh state of nine. Not in Chubb; Hodson 223, p. 127 & p. 133 state f.5493London: J. Bowles, R. Sayer & C. Bowles(c.1764)
GBP150.0Northants Englandc.1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5493&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5493.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHENK, Petrus & VALK, GerardComitatus Nottinghamiensis; Sive Nottinghamshire370 x 470 mm., in early wash colour, in good condition.; This map was originally published in Jan Jansson's 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. A later issue of the Jan Jansson map first published in the 'Atlas Novus' 1646. From a Dutch composite atlas by Petrus Schenk and Gerard Valk with as usual no text on the verso. Refer Hodson I 130; Skelton 66; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5335:2.5555Amsterdam: (1646-[c.1710])
GBP225.0Notts England1646-[c.1710]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5555&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5555.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanComitatus Nottinghamiensis; Sive Nottingham Shire370 x 480 mm., early outline colour with French text to the verso, in good condition.; This map was originally published in Jan Jansson's 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. This particular map is of Nottinghamshire, the French text is taken from Camden's 'Britannia'. Hodson 130; Skelton no. 34; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5335:1.5556Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP295.0Notts Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5556&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5556.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanLeicestrensis Comitatus cum Rutlandiae430 x 550 mm., in fine early outline colour with wash to the cartouches, with very faint waterstain lower centrefold just into the margin, small 10 mm., tear nearby repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This map was originally published in Jan Jansson's 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. This particular map is of Leicestershire and Rutland, the German text is taken from Camden's 'Britannia'. Baum pp. 22-3; Deadman & Brooks pp. 36; Hodson 130; Skelton no. 34; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5320:1.5563Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP350.0Leics Rutland Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5563&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5563.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHENK, Petrus & VALK, GerardHerefordia Comitatus vernacule Hereford Shire370 x 490 mm., in superb early wash colour, minor paper crease lower left otherwise in good condition with generous margins.; This map was originally published in Jan Jansson's 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. A later issue of the Jan Jansson map first published in the 'Atlas Novus' 1646. From a Dutch composite atlas by Petrus Schenk and Gerard Valk with as usual no text on the verso. Refer Hodson I 130; Skelton 66; ; Smith Hereford pp. 70-1; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5510:1.2.5569Amsterdam: (1646-[c.1710])
GBP275.0Hereford England1646-[c.1710]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5569&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5569.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of the County of Worcester, Divided into its Hundreds530 x 700 mm., in fine early outline colour, lower centrefold split otherwise in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first sold separately and early issues of the work can be found with varying contents. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. This example of the map of Worcestershire is in its fourth state of five. Not in Chubb; Hodson 223, p. 127 & p. 137 state g.5723London: Robert Sayer and Carington Bowles(c.1764)
GBP185.0Worcs Englandc.1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5723&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5723.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DEN KEERE, PieterBuckinghamshire85 x 120 mm., light finger soiling otherwise in good condition.; Pieter van den Keere first engraved these plates c.1599 which were eventually published in 1617 by Willem Blaeu in a Latin edition of William Camden's 'Britannia'. The plates were next published in England by George Humble under the title of 'England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland Described' in 1627. The English issues came to be known as 'miniature Speed's' as Humble also published the folio John Speed atlas, and here utilised the text. Various editions up to 1676 were published. Skelton 17; Wyatt no. 8.5789London: (1627)
GBP95.0Bucks England1627nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5789&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5789.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHENK, Petrus & VALK, GerardRadnoriensis Comitatus Vulgo The Countie of Radnor420 x 500 mm., fine early wash colour, in good condition.; This map was originally published in Jan Jansson's 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. A later issue of the Jan Jansson map first published in the 'Atlas Novus' 1646. From a Dutch composite atlas by Petrus Schenk and Gerard Valk with as usual no text on the verso. Refer Hodson I 130; Skelton 66; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5515:2.5878Amsterdam: (1646-[c.1720])
GBP160.0Wales1646-[c.1720]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5878&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5878.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Roads from York to Whitby and Scarborough in Yorkshi:340 x 440 mm., in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 98 in its numbered state and one of just four desirable images depicting a waywiser in the title cartouche. The map shows the road from York to Scarborough displaying Pickering, Whitby and New Malton. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168. Waywiser5881London: (1675)
GBP395.0Yorks England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5881&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5881.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Roads from Shrewsbury and Chester to Holywel com: Flint345 x 450 mm., in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 98 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the road from Shrewsbury to Holywell displaying Wrexham, Holywell and Chester also. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5882London: (1675)
GBP150.0Shrops Cheshire England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5882&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5882.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from Ferrybridge to Boroughbridge Continued to Barnard Castle345 x 455 mm., in modern outline colour but in fine early red ruling, in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 95 in its unnumbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map displays Rippon and Richmond. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5883London: (1675)
GBP180.0Yorks England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5883&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5883.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Roads from Exeter com: Devon to Dorchester And from Plimouth to Dartmouth320 x 460 mm., small mark otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 94 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map displayis Exeter Lime (Lyme Regis), Bridport, Dorchester, Plimouth and Dartmouth. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5885London: (1675)
GBP185.0Devon Dorset England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5885&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5885.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from Carmarthen to Cardigan Cardigan to Llanbeder Llanbeder to Aberistwith330 x 445 mm., small foxmark otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 91 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows Carmarthen, Cardigan and Aberistwith. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5886London: (1675)
GBP110.0Wales1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5886&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5886.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from York to West=Chester340 x 440 mm., some reinforcement to extreme edges of the side margins, one light crease otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 89 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the road from York to Warington displaying Leeds, Rochdale and Manchester. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5887London: (1675)
GBP225.0Yorks Lancs England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5887&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5887.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road From Welshpool Com Montgomery to Carnarvan330 x 420 mm., with small wax mark near bottom, otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 87 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from Welshpool to Caernarvon displaying Montgomeryshire, Merionith and Caernarvon. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5888London: (1675)
GBP110.0Wales1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5888&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5888.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road From Prestaine in Com. Radnor to Carmarthen310 x 440 mm., with some margin edges backed for support, otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 84 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from Presteigne to Carmarthen taking in Radnor, Brecknock and Carmarthen in Wales. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5889London: (1675)
GBP110.0Wales1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5889&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5889.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from Hereford to Leicester340 x 450 mm., with some very light toning otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 72 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from Hereford to Leicester displaying Worcester, Droitwich, Bromsgrove, Solihull and Coventry also. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; ; Smith Hereford pp. 72-3; Wing O168.5890London: (1675)
GBP150.0Hereford Worcs Warwick Leics England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5890&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5890.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road From Exeter to Truroe345 x 465 mm., in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 69 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from Exeter to Truro displaying Tavistock along the way. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5891London: (1675)
GBP150.0Devon Cornwall England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5891&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5891.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from London to Montgomery330 x 460 mm., some light surface soiling, otherwise a fine impression in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 44 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from Darnton to Montgomery and displays Worceseter and Ludlow before reaching Wales. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5895London: (1675)
GBP150.0Glos Worcs Shrops England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5895&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5895.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from London to Flambourough Head350 x 450 mm., small mark lower margin otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 41 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from Temsford to Lincoln taking in Peterborough, Market Deeping, Bourne and Sleaford. Carroll App 1; Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5896London: (1675)
GBP150.0Hunts Northants Lincs England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5896&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5896.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from London to Boston335 x 440 mm., in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 36 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from near Peterborough to Boston and Lincoln. Carroll App 1; Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.5898London: (1675)
GBP185.0Hunts Northants Lincs England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5898&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5898.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamEboracensis Comitatis pars Occidentalis vulgo West Riding265 x 315 mm., with light stain lower edge, otherwise in good condition.; The first printed map of the West Riding of Yorkshire. That by Christopher Saxton was of the whole county. This is an example of the second state published in 1610 with a plate number '48' engraved lower left. From the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. Rawnsley 4; Skelton no. 23.5901London: (1607-[10])
GBP350.0Yorks England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5901&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5901.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe West Riding of York Shire175 x 220 mm., with extended margins to the sides with part of the neat line in facsimile, otherwise in good condition.; Robert Morden was by 1701 a successful publisher on the London scene. His most notable cartographic contribution to date was arguably the county maps for Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia' in 1695. A smaller more manageable atlas seemed to be called for and in 1701 he teamed up with Thomas Cockeril and Ralph Smith to produce 'The New Description and State of England'. Morden contributed 54 small maps known as miniature Morden's. The work was issued in differing formats in the same year, and re-published similarly in 1704. In 1708 they appeared under the title of 'Fifty Six New and Accurate Maps' which was in fact 57! There final publication 1720-31 was by conglomerate of publishers in a six volume work entitled 'Magna Britannia', this was re-issued finally in 1739. This plate of the West Riding of Yorkshire remained unaltered. Rawnsley 17; Skelton 123.5903London: (1701-[04])
GBP110.0Yorks England1701-[04]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5903&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5903.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Middlesex and Hertfordshire)250 x 335 mm., in fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; From the Poly-Olbion as it is more commonly known, a book of poems by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631). He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside, with accompanying allegorical maps. The 1622 issue is the first complete edition, containing all thirty sections, each with a highly attractive engraved map. The notes to the songs were written by the polymath John Selden. The newly engraved maps for the second book also contain page numbers engraved near the upper margin and are therefore found in only one state. The new maps as stated in the title to the second part cover the area betwixt the two famous Riuers of Thames, and Tweed.Yates argues that the Poly-Olbion was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with Tudor myth of British history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive maps in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. This is an example of the FIRST STATE included in the incomplete issue of 1612 without the addition of a page number at the upper edge. It covers effectively the counties to the north of the Thames including Middlesex and Hertfordshire. Carroll (1996) 8; Chubb (1927) 35; Harley Tudor Mapmaking; Hodson App. I no. 1.i; Kingsley (1982) IV 1.ii,3; Shirley (2004) T.DRA-1d; Skelton (1970) 8; STC 7228-30; Yates (1975).5939London: (1612)
GBP395.0Middx Herts England1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5939&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5939.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Northamptonshire and part of Rutland and Bedfordshire)250 x 335 mm., in fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; From the Poly-Olbion as it is more commonly known, a book of poems by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631). He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside, with accompanying allegorical maps. The 1622 issue is the first complete edition, containing all thirty sections, each with a highly attractive engraved map. The notes to the songs were written by the polymath John Selden. The newly engraved maps for the second book also contain page numbers engraved near the upper margin and are therefore found in only one state. The new maps as stated in the title to the second part cover the area betwixt the two famous Riuers of Thames, and Tweed.Yates argues that the Poly-Olbion was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with Tudor myth of British history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive maps in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. This map is one of those published in the expanded edition of 1622 only which extended the coverage further north and east. It covers Northamptonshire, Rutland and Bedfordshire displaying Peterborough. Carroll (1996) 8; Chubb (1927) 35; Harley Tudor Mapmaking; Hodson (1974) Supp I.ii; Kingsley (1982) IV 1.ii,3; Shirley (2004) T.DRA-1d; Skelton (1970) 13; STC 7228-30; Yates (1975).5943London: (1622)
GBP295.0Northants Rutland Beds England1622nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5943&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5943.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and part of Cambridgeshire)250 x 335 mm., in fine modern wash colour, with extended lower right corner margin, not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; From the Poly-Olbion as it is more commonly known, a book of poems by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631). He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside, with accompanying allegorical maps. The 1622 issue is the first complete edition, containing all thirty sections, each with a highly attractive engraved map. The notes to the songs were written by the polymath John Selden. The newly engraved maps for the second book also contain page numbers engraved near the upper margin and are therefore found in only one state. The new maps as stated in the title to the second part cover the area betwixt the two famous Riuers of Thames, and Tweed.Yates argues that the Poly-Olbion was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with Tudor myth of British history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive maps in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. This map is one of those published in the expanded edition of 1622 only which extended the coverage further north and east. It covers Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and Cambridgeshire. Carroll (1996) 8; Chambers I; Chubb (1927) 35; Harley Tudor Mapmaking; Hodson (1974) Supp I.ii; Kingsley (1982) IV 1.ii,3; Shirley (2004) T.DRA-1d; Skelton (1970) 13; STC 7228-30; Yates (1975).5944London: (1622)
GBP250.0Beds Hunts Cambs England1622nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5944&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5944.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Cumberland and Westmoreland)250 x 335 mm., in fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; From the Poly-Olbion as it is more commonly known, a book of poems by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631). He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside, with accompanying allegorical maps. The 1622 issue is the first complete edition, containing all thirty sections, each with a highly attractive engraved map. The notes to the songs were written by the polymath John Selden. The newly engraved maps for the second book also contain page numbers engraved near the upper margin and are therefore found in only one state. The new maps as stated in the title to the second part cover the area betwixt the two famous Riuers of Thames, and Tweed.Yates argues that the Poly-Olbion was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with Tudor myth of British history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive maps in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. This map is one of those published in the expanded edition of 1622 only which extended the coverage further north and east. It covers Cumberland and Westmoreland which features the Lake District. Carroll (1996) 8; Chubb (1927) 35; Harley Tudor Mapmaking; Higham p. 18; Hodson (1974) Supp I.ii; Kingsley (1982) IV 1.ii,3; Shirley (2004) T.DRA-1d; Skelton (1970) 13; STC 7228-30; Yates (1975).5950London: (1622)
GBP325.0Cumbs Westm England1622nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5950&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5950.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamWiltoniae Comitatus ...280 x 355 mm., backed on paper for extra strength, good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time traveling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. The second printed map of Wiltshire from the second and preferred fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the first state second issue without text to the verso. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.6194London: (1607-[10])
GBP225.0Wilts England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Yorks England1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Yorks England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6196&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6196.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SKRINE, HenryA General Account of all the Rivers of Note in Great BritainOctavo (215 x 140 mm.), half modern brown morocco with marbled paper boards. With raised bands to the spine and gilt red calf title pasted on. With double page folding aquatint frontispiece and 17 engraved maps. pp. xx, 412. Some offsetting to the maps.; FIRST EDITION. This is a curious work focusing on the rivers of Great Britain, seventeen regional maps illustrate them with their tributaries. The accompanying text describes each one and the country through which they flow. The title page describes Henry Skrine as being the successful author of three successive Tours in the North of England and Scotland in 1795, and two successive Tours in South and North Wales. Provenance: private English collection. Upcott (1968) xxviii.6005London: (1801)
GBP220.0English County Atlas1801nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0France1584-[1608]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP395.0France1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6127&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6127.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, WillemAlsatia Landgraviatus, cum Suntgoia et Brisgoia400 x 800 mm., early outline colour, two sheets joined, as issued, in good condition.; This large two-sheet map of the Alsace region of present day France is based on the work of Gerard Mercator. It first appeared in the 'Atlas Novus' just before Willem Blaeu's death in 1638. It covers the region from Granville and Sarburg in the north and from Basel to Landaw in the south. It includes also the Rhine River. It is oriented to the west, the whole being decorated with an attractive title cartouche bearing two figures and a coast of arms. French text on verso. Koeman I Bl 139; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 2520:2.6141Amsterdam: (1638)
GBP275.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Germany1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP295.0Germany1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Germany1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP325.0Germany1572nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Germany1590-[1602]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP325.0Spainc.1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP325.0Spainc.1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6143&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6143.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransProspectus Amoeniss.. vallis Oeniponticae .../ Schlosberg .../ Monument occursus ...370 x 510 mm., in fine recent wash colour, with Latin text to the verso, in good condition.; The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This image across the top is of the Inn Valley with Alps in the background. Various villages are depicted in the valley. Below are two smaller scenes: The 'Schlossberg' and a monument to the Emperor Charles V. Published in the first edition of the rare fifth volume. Koeman II B & H 5 no. 59.5204Cologne: (1598)
GBP250.0Switzerland & Austria1598nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5204&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5204.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANVIER, Jean DenisPartie Meridionale des Pays Bas ... Brabant, Gueldre, Limbourg, Luxembourg ...480 x 660 mm., early outline colour in good condition.; Jean Denis Janvier (fl. 1746-80) was a French geographer and cartographer in the Rue St. Jacques in Paris. His maps are usually known for their attractive title cartouche's of which this is an example. The map covers modern day Belgium and Luxembourg. Tooley's Dictionary.4668Paris: (1773)
GBP95.0Low Countries1773nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP75.0Russia1700nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5184&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5184.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesJamaica Port Royal to Pedro Bluff970 x 740 mm., in good condition.; A superb detailed chart published by the British Admiralty in its first issued state. It covers the area to the immediate west of Kingston and Port Royal. Old Harbour is identified and the map covers the territory of present day Sandy Bay and Hatfield.5363London: (1877)
GBP175.0West Indies, South & Central America1877nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP165.0France1570-[1602]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5580&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5580.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausDie Vestung Ehrnbreitstein oder Germanstein ...280 x 360 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This birds-eye view is of the confluence of the River Rhine and the Moselle River. Coblenz is shown at the bottom of the print with the opposing town of Ehrenbreitstein on the other shore. Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' G-Loti 1a no. 29.5750Frankfurt: (c.1650)
GBP95.0Germanyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP110.0Germanyc.1640nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Germanyc.1640nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP105.0Germany1635-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5767&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5767.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoAfrica Minor Nuova Tavola180 x 245 mm., in fine condition.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. It is a modern depiction of the North African coastline including the modern day Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.5772Venice: (1561-[74])
GBP150.0Africa1561-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5772&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5772.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRION DE LA TOUR, LouisL'Ecosse ...280 x 310 mm., early wash colour printed from two copper plates: the map is one and the outer border a second. The text panels to the sides are pasted on as usual. In good condition.; An attractive map of Scotland with rococo-style border printed from a separate plate. Phillips 2990 & 2993; Moir I p. 192.5874Paris: (1766)
GBP125.0Scotland1766nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5874&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5874.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Pembrokeshire and Caermarthenshire)250 x 335 mm., in fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; From the 'Poly-Olbion' by Michael Drayton (1563-1631). Drayton began writing his longest poem in 1598, it was first published in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside and was accompanied by a set of desirable allegorical maps. This is an example of the FIRST STATE included in the incomplete issue of 1612 without the addition of a page number at the upper edge. It covers south west Wales. Provenance: Gorringes auction 19 March 1992. Skelton no. 8.5954London: (1612)
GBP325.0Wales1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5954&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5954.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Continuation of the Road From London to St. Davids Comencing at Monmouth & Extending to Burton Ferry330 x 445 mm., light print offset extreme lower right corner, otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 16 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows Monmouth, Newport and Cardiff. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.6025London: (1675)
GBP110.0Wales1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6025&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6025.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Continuation of the Road From London to Holy=head ... Comencing at the City of Chester & Extending to Holy=head350 x 460 mm., a fine engraving in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 24 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows Chester in the lower left corner, Denbigh, Conway and Holy=head. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.6026London: (1675)
GBP165.0Cheshire England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6026&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6026.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Continuation of ye Extended Road From Barstable to Truro345 x 450 mm., a fine engraving in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 34 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows both Padstow and Truro. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.6028London: (1675)
GBP165.0Cornwall Devon England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6028&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6028.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Continuation of the Road from St. Davids to Holywell350 x 445 mm., small hole repair on lower left neatline otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 67 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche.Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.6030London: (1675)
GBP110.0Wales1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6030&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6030.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamCantium Quod nunc Kent280 x 380 mm., with small area of repair lower centrefold just inside the image, otherwise a good example.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. This map of Kent is from the third fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the second state. Burgess 8 st. 2; Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.6174London: (1607-[37])
GBP285.0Kent England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6174&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6174.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TASSIN, Christophe NicolasDescription du Cap de la Croix Isles Ste. Marguerite et St. Honorat530 x 380 mm., in excellent condition.; A fine rare French map of the Riviera with south at the top. It was published in Nicolas Tassins rare Carte Generales de Toutes les Provinces de France, in 1634. Tassin was an inginieur-geographe to the King and soon after this work his plates were sold to Nicolas Berey. One of the more desirable maps in the atlas is this one displaying part of the Cote dAzur. Lower right is the town of Cannes; the famous Croisette is entirely undeveloped with just one building present. The Cap de la Croix now forms the basis of the Cannes Harbour complex and Palm Beach. The bay to the left along the coast is the site of the present day Golfe Juan. Pastoureau (1984) Tassin II-33; Shirley (2004) T.Com 28a no. 66.6180Paris: (1634)
GBP550.0France1634nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6180&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6180.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransBardewick385 x 515 mm., in lovely modern wash colour and good condition.; Bardewick is a town situated 40 km south east of Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Germany. This fine birds-eye view of the town is found in the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' which was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. It was first published in the rare fifth volume in 1598 with Latin text, this example is from the German text edition of 1600. Although published in 1598 it appears to have been engraved by Daniel Frese in 1588 as his imprint indicates. Koeman II B & H 5 no. 44.6220Cologne: (1598-[1600])
GBP275.0Germany1598-[1600]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6220&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6220.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE LAET, JoannesFlorida, et Regiones Vicinae275 x 350 mm., one small faint foxmark upper left near the border, otherwise in good condition.; This is one of three maps that relate to the east coast of North America in Joannes de Laet's work. "This is arguably the finest description of the Americas published in the seventeenth century. Despite the fact that he drew on a large number of sources for his information, no fresh material on the area had been forthcoming for decades. Hessel Gerritsz, the author and probable engraver of the map, drew therefore on the interpretation by Claesz, c.1602, of the Jacques le Moyne cartography of Florida. Originally thought to be taken from Jodocus Hondius' map of Virginia and Florida, 1606, this study demonstrates otherwise. One notable area of alteration is the placing of C. Francois further east into the Atlantic Ocean. Florida, as we know it today, is here called 'Tegesta provinc'. This name, applied here for the first time, is that of a tribe of Indians living on the south-west coast. 'Florida' was at this time applied to a far larger region. It came to be used solely for the peninsula as Spanish Florida was squeezed south by the expansion of the English colonies.For the rest of the map he drew upon the nomenclature of the Ortelius-Chaves map of 1584. The river delta system, however, is still confusing. The 'Bahia del Spiritu Santo' is often thought to refer to the mouth of the Mississippi River. Studies have questioned the assumption of this attribution. The map's influence was quite considerable. Blaeu, Janssonius and Sanson, all followed it. There were subsequent editions in Latin, 1633, and French, 1640. In all of these there is no text on the reverse (Burden).""Considerable effort went into making the text and maps of this work the most accurate available at the time. It is arguably the finest description of the Americas published in the seventeenth century. The exhaustive research involved de Laet reading all of the published and manuscript material that he could find. For the cartographic work he had much to call on, being a director of the recently formed Dutch West India Company in charge of all Dutch interests in America and Africa. He therefore had access to the latest geographic knowledge. He also drew upon the fine talents of Hessel Gerritsz, the official cartographer to the Dutch East India Company since 1617. This was a post he attained before Willem Blaeu under whom he was apprenticed, and who was his senior by ten years. The maps were some of the first to depart from the heavier style of the Mercator and Ortelius period (Burden)." From the 'Nieuwe Wereldt ofte Beschrijvinghe van West-Indien ' Burden 232; Cumming (1962) no. 34, pp. 5 & 17-18.6044Leiden: (1630)
USD3750.0North America1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6044&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6044.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CASSINI, Giovanni MariaL'Impero della Russia480 x 350 mm., recent wash colour, in good condition.; This map was published in Cassini's very rare three volume 'Nuovo Atlante Geografico Universale' 1792-1801 published in Rome by the Calcografia Camerale and appeared in the first volume dated 1792. Cassini (1745-c.1824) was a painter and engraver in Rome, this arguably being his finest publication. Phillips Atlases 670.4626Rome: (1795)
GBP295.0Russia1795nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4626&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4626.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamLutzenburgensis Ducatus Veriss Descript. Iacobo Surhonio Montano Auctore370 x 500 mm., with recent wash colour, in good condition.; This is the only map of Luxembourg in the famous Abraham Ortelius "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". It first appeared in the 1579 edition and this example with Spanish text to the verso is from the 1588 edition. The map was originally drawn by Jacques Surhon for which he received 500 Livres in payment from Charles V in 1551. It was however never published. Van den Broecke, M. 60.2; Van der Vekene 102B.4686Antwerp: (1579-[88])
GBP350.0Low Countries1579-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4686&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4686.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HONDIUS, JodocusAndaluzia130 x 190 mm., in fine condition.; This attractive map is from Jodocus Hondius' miniature version of Gerard Mercator's great atlas entitled the 'Atlas Minor' first published in 1607. This example is from the edition of 1609 with German text to the verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes).4769Amsterdam: (1607-[09])
GBP100.0Spain1607-[09]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4769&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4769.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanAndalusia et Granada140 x 200 mm., in fine condition.; The map was engraved by Petrus Kaerius who places an ornate title cartouche lower right. It features southern Spain and was produced to be included in Jan Jansson's edition of Mercator's 'Atlas Minor'. With German text on verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 6110:352.1.4770Amsterdam: (1628)
GBP100.0Spain1628nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4770&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4770.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAMDEN, William - HOLE, WilliamEnglalond Anglia Anglosaxonum Heptarchia270 x 320 mm., in good condition.; This map of England and Wales engraved by William Hole is derived from that of Gerard Mercator published in 1595. This is from the first fully illustrated edition of Camden's great work 'Britannia'. There were three editions in 1607, 1610 and 1637, this example being from the last. Shirley, R.W. (BI to 1650) no. 280; Skelton 5.6230London: (1607-[37])
GBP175.0British Isles1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6230&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6230.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBURG, JohannesCornubia, Devonia, Somersetus, Dorcestria, Wiltonia, Glocestria, Monumetha, Glamorgan, Caermarden, Penbrok, Breknoke, et Herefordia195 x 255 mm., in good condition.; The 'Atlas Minor' by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three 'Minor' versions of Gerard Mercator's 'Atlas'. Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This map is of the south west of England and South Wales. Koeman ME 198; Phillips 3439; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Clop 1a.6234Amsterdam: (1630)
GBP150.0Cornwall Devon Somerset Dorset Wilts Glos England1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6234&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6234.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamGlamorgan Comitatus qui olim Pars Silurum270 x 340 mm., in good condition.; This is from an edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. This map of Glamorgan in South Wales engraved by William Hole is from the third fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. A fine impression of the second state. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.6238London: (1607-[37])
GBP225.0Wales1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6238&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6238.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert HolmesAegyptus Antiqua495 x 315 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; A fine map of ancient Egypt after the cartography of D'Anville. Robert Holmes Laurie succeeded to the business of Laurie and Whittle upon his father's death in 1812. In 1818 Whittle died leaving him in sole control.6273London: (1821)
GBP125.0Africa1821nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6273&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6273.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPOT DES CARTES ET PLANS DE LA MARINECarte de la Partie de la Mediterranee ... La Corse et la Sardaigne625 x 925 mm., in good condtion.; A fine sea chart of the waters of Italy between Rome and Sardinia and Corsica. It extends on the mainland from Elba to Naples including Citta Vecchia and Rome.5141Paris: (1864)
GBP125.0Italy1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5141&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5141.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, Martin - FRIES, LaurentTabula Octava Asiae continet310 x 405 mm., in good condition.; Ptolemy's map of central Asia as issued by Laurent Fries in the 1541 edition. By now Fries whose maps were first issued in the 1522 edition had died. The wood blocks found their way into the possession of Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel. This edition was published in Lyon but printed in Vienne. Karrow 28.23; Nordenskiold 209; Pastoureau Ptolemee E 1541; Shirley BL T.Ptol 7g.6282Lyon: (1522-[41])
GBP275.0China1522-[41]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6282&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6282.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BARROW, Sir JohnSketch of a Journey from Hang-Tchoo-Foo to Quang-Tchoo-Foo or Canton in China680 x 490 mm., in good condition.; Sir John Barrow (1764-1848) was an English explorer and the Private Secretary to Lord Macartney whilst he was Ambassador to China. He would later become a founder member and vice-president to the Royal Geographical Society. The official account of Lord Macartney's voyage to the Qianlong Emperor of China 1792-94 was published as Sir George Staunton's 'An Authentic Account of an Embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China'. Staunton (1737-1801) was a diplomat accompanying the voyage. This large chart displays the route from Canton to Nanjin (Nankin). Cordier Sinica 2381-3; Tooley's Dictionary.6291London: (1797)
GBP250.0China1797nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6291&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6291.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Comte dePlan of Part of the Islands or Archipelago of Corea380 x 495 mm., in good condition.; This is a map representing the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse to Korea in 1786. This is from the first English edition of La Perouse's voyage. A superb large-scale chart showing the track of La Perouse's expedition in the ships Boussole and Astrolabe. The route from Manila Bay to Taiwan (Formosa), to Korea through the Sea of Japan (named by La Perouse) to the Kuriles reaching southern Kamchatka on September 16, 1787. Jean-Francois de Galoup, Comte de La Perouse led a French scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1785-88. He was one of the most noted naval commanders and navigators in France and was selected by King Louis XVI to complete Captain James Cook's exploration of the western Pacific. In a rare moment of co-operation the British Admiralty furnished scientific equipment to measure variations in magnetic north and for determining longitude. Fortunately for us La Perouse was meticulous in sending copies of his detailed logs and surveying via other ships as well as overland. His last contact was in the spring of 1788 with a British ship in Botany Bay, Australia. The expedition was never heard from again. When the French Government realised that it had been lost they decided to publish an account as in many other ways it is regarded as one the greatest French voyages of exploration. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known. Howes USIana L93; Sabin 38960; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.LPR-3a.6294London: (1798)
GBP175.0Japan & Korea1798nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP295.0Bucks Middx Northants Oxford England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6301&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6301.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BICKHAM, George - LAURIE & WHITTLEBuckinghamshire240 x 145 mm., light foxing lower left margin, otherwise in good condition.; First published in George Bickham's fully engraved 'British Monarchy' c.1743. A little known later edition by George Bickham Junior was published by Laurie and Whittle in 1796 under the title 'A Curious Antique Collection of Birds-eye Views of the Several Counties'. Of extreme rarity in either edition, the first is known in only 7 examples. The maps are highly collected for their distinctiveness. This is an example of the map of the county of Buckinghamshire. Wyatt p. 17; Hodson 218; Lyon 'A Bird's-eye View of the Bickhams' in 'The Map Collector' no. 2 pp. 30-3.6330London: (1743-[96])
GBP175.0Bucks England1743-[96]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD2750.0West Indies, South & Central America1794nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6262&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6262.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanInsula S. Juan de Puerto Rico Caribes, vel Canibalum Insulae400 x 510 mm., in early outline colour with some GOLD to the central compass rose, in good condition.; This attractive sea chart is oriented to the east, the central compass rose pointing to the north is highlighted in GOLD. It displays the Leeward and Windward islands stretching between Puerto Rico and South America. All of the islands are named, and the whole is beautifully ornate with lovely colour. The decorative title cartouche includes Neptune and cherubs. Lower right the map is embellished with a native holding the scale of miles. A superb chart first published in Johannes Janssonius' 'Atlantis Majoris' the first sea atlas of the world only pre-dated by the much more cumbersome six-volume 'Arcano del Mare' by Sir Robert Dudley in 1646-7. With no text on the verso as issued. Koeman 652; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 9640:1.6263Amsterdam: (1650)
USD1950.0West Indies, South & Central America1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP310.0Italy1581-[82]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP475.0Italy1581nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP285.0Italy1581-[82]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4917&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4917.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DER AA, PieterLa Ville de Gamron en Perse290 x 360 mm., in good condition.; A fine perspective view of Gamron or Bandar Abbas in present day Iran. The Dutch East India Company had at that time had a trading post in Bandar Abbas. The town is at the critical entrance to the Arabian Gulf. It was published in the 'Atlas Nouveau et Curieux'. Koeman.5194Leiden: (c.1710)
GBP150.0Middle Eastc.1710nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5194&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5194.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPOT GENERAL DE LA MARINEGolfe De Venise900 x 600 mm., in good condition.; An untitled chart of the waters approaching Dubrovnick. The town of Zaton on the right is just to the north of the city.5368Paris: (c.1855)
GBP125.0Eastern Europec.1855nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Germany1705nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5531&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5531.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, Jean Baptiste P. D.Carte Du Detroit De La Sonde depuis la Pointe de Winerou jusqu'a l'Isle du Nord680 x 480 mm, with two small tears in the right margin, one just touching the neatline, both repaired otherwise in good condition.; A nice detailed chart of the coast of the Straits of Sunda with Sumatra to the upper left and Java, both in Indonesia. The important colonial port of Bantam is depicted on the north coast of Java. The inset lower left features a 'Plande la Baye de l'Isle de Mew ou Cantaye', a small island off the western coast of Java, in what today is the Ujung Kulon National Park. Three coastal profiles are inserted in Java. The material collected for 'Le Neptune Oriental' was approved by the French Compagnie des Indes. D'Apres de Mannevillette was one of the first Hydrographers of France and an accomplished navigator. Born in Le Havre to a captain in the French West India Company he made a voyage to the Caribbean in 1726. He showed an early interest in navigation and was one of the first Frenchmen to use Hadley's quadrant and was later in life a friend of Dalrymple. Upon the atlas' publication it was highly commended by everyone. Updated at various times after initial publication in 1745 it was expanded considerably in 1775. NMM 203 no. 15; Shirley M.Apr 1c.5535Paris: (1745)
GBP145.0Indian Ocean1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Indian Ocean1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Africa1598-[1609]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Englandc.1766nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Derby England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5984&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5984.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusEur: VIII Tab:350 x 430 mm., in recent wash colour.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed; he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the world's greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map of north eastern Europe and Russia is in the third state with the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. With an attractive scene of a camp upper right. The map extends southwards to the Black Sea. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.6085Amsterdam: R & J Wetstenii & G Smith(1578-[1730])
GBP250.0Russia1578-[1730]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Indian Ocean1599-[1609]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Portugal1868nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Eastern Europec.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6382&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6382.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUMONT D'URVILLE, Jules S. C.Vue de Sandy Bay (Ascension)250 x 370 mm., in good condition.; A fine lithographic view of Sandy Bay in the island of Ascension in the Atlantic Ocean. It was published in Dumont D'Urville's 'Voyage de la Corvette L'Astrolabe' issued in several parts in 1830. The view represents the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse in 1786. La Perouse's voyage ended in tragedy when they were lost after leaving Botany Bay in March 1788. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known, this book marks that finding. Ferguson 1341; Hill p. 88.6389Paris: (1830)
GBP125.0Africa1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6389&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6389.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUMONT D'URVILLE, Jules S. C.Vue des Sources de Dampier (Ascension)275 x 370 mm., in good condition.; A lithographic view in the island of Ascension in the Atlantic Ocean. It was published in Dumont D'Urville's 'Voyage de la Corvette L'Astrolabe' issued in several parts in 1830. The view represents the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse in 1786. La Perouse's voyage ended in tragedy when they were lost after leaving Botany Bay in March 1788. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known, this book marks that finding. Ferguson 1341; Hill p. 88.6390Paris: (1830)
GBP95.0Africa1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6390&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6390.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUMONT D'URVILLE, Jules S. C.Ravines Volcaniques et montagne de cendre (Ascension)290 x 345 mm., in good condition.; A lithographic view of a volcanic ravine on the island of Ascension in the Atlantic Ocean. It was published in Dumont D'Urville's 'Voyage de la Corvette L'Astrolabe' issued in several parts in 1830. The view represents the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse in 1786. La Perouse's voyage ended in tragedy when they were lost after leaving Botany Bay in March 1788. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known, this book marks that finding. Ferguson 1341; Hill p. 88.6392Paris: (1830)
GBP95.0Africa1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6392&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6392.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HAWKESWORTH, JohnCarte des Decouvertes du Capne. Carteret dans la Nle. Bretagne avec une Partie du Passage du Capne. Cook a Travers les Detroits Endeavour et de la Route et des Decouvertes du Capne. Dampierre dans la Nle. Guinee et la Nle. Bretagne en 1699 et 1700210 x 630 mm., with folds as issued, in good condition.; This map first appeared in John Hawkesworth's (1715-73) official account of the first circumnavigation of Captain James Cook published in 1773. This issue is from the first French edition published the following year. It depicts the route of Cook past New Guinea and also shows those of Captain Carteret and William Dampier in 1699. Refer Shirley BL G.Hawk 1a no. 14.6403Paris: (1774)
GBP175.0Australasia & Pacific1774nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6403&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6403.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHEDEL, HartmannRoma230 x 535 mm., in good modern wash colour, woodcut engraving with Latin text above, the usual occasional centrefold repair due to binding and two opposing wormholes deep in the lower margin both professionally repaired, otherwise in good condition.; A superb double-page panoramic view of the city of Rome depicted at the height of the Renaissance and the Vatican's influence on the world. Much of the cities imperial Roman past can still be seen in the architecture. On the verso is a smaller view of Genoa. The print comes from Hartmann Schedel's 'Nuremberg Chronicle' published in Nuremberg in 1493. The text is a year-by-year account of notable events in world history from the creation down to the year of publication, with special emphasis on ominous and portentous events including the invention of printing. This woodcut along with the nearly 1800 others are the work of Michael Wohlgemut (1434–1519) and his stepson Wilhelm Pleydenwurff (1460–1494). Wohlgemut is best known to have been the early tutor to Albrecht Durer who was in his workshop at the time of this works production and is generally believed to have contributed to it. At the time it was the most profusely illustrated book ever published. Campbell (1987a) p. 152; Fauser 11895; Imago Civitatis S. 52/3; Manasek (1998) no.5; Moreland & Bannister (1983) pp. 22-24; Nordenskiöld (1889) p. 40; Sassoli (2000) 5.6425Nuremberg: (1493)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6425&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6425.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE BRUYN, CornelisAlexandria220 x 620 mm., with folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine panorama of Alexandria, Egypt, from Cornelis Le Bruyn's 'Voyage au Levant'. De Bruyn was a Dutch traveller and painter who spent the years 1678 to 1685 in the Levant. De Bruyn was primarily a landscape artist and this is manifested in the magnificent panoramas found in the book. Blackmer 225; Cohen de Ricci 610; Nordenskiold Collection 3.358.6443Paris: (1714)
GBP150.0Middle East1714nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6443&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6443.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE BRUYN, CornelisAlexandria220 x 620 mm., with folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine panorama of Alexandria, Egypt, from Cornelis Le Bruyn's 'Voyage au Levant'. De Bruyn was a Dutch traveller and painter who spent the years 1678 to 1685 in the Levant. De Bruyn was primarily a landscape artist and this is manifested in the magnificent panoramas found in the book. Blackmer 225; Cohen de Ricci 610; Nordenskiold Collection 3.358.6444Paris: (1714)
GBP125.0Middle East1714nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6444&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6444.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, JohnSurriae Comitatus Continens in Seoppida Mercatoria VII Ecclesias Parochiales CXL380 x 480 mm., with modern outline colour, wash colour to the cartouches and wooded areas, in very good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. His departure might have led to the demise of the project. It is also feasible that Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed might have been the cause. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are virtually unobtainable.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton who sold it separately and placed them in his composite atlases. This is one of only two in the series derived from a printed map by John Norden complete with his roads although here engraved on a larger scale. Provenance: private English collection. Hodson (1984-97) 142; Skelton (1970) p. 21 & nos. 3 & 89.6073London: (c.1603-[c.1670])
GBP1650.0Surrey Englandc.1603-[c.1670]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6073&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6073.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransCivitas Exoniae (vulgo Excester) Urbs Primaria in Comitatu Devoniae310 x 400 mm., early wash colour enhanced with gilt, in good condition.; An example of Braun and Hogenbergs plan of the city of Exeter in particularly fine EARLY WASH COLOUR ENHANCED WITH GILT, with Latin text to the verso. This is one of the rarest of the English plans in the Civitates Orbis Terrarum as it was published in the last volume. It was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This was first published in the very rare sixth and last volume in 1617 with Latin text. The original survey is the work of John Hooker whose engraved plan of 1587 is one of the earliest provincial town plans in England. Hooker was the First Chamberlain of Exeter who commissioned many regional items from publishers in London. His original plan was the work of his relative, the engraver Remigius Hogenberg and only three examples survive. It was the source for many ensuing plans of the town including the inset by John Speed on his map of the county of Devon. This superb example of Braun & Hogenbergs version is the largest and most detailed of all the derivatives. Barber (2007) p. 1656 (Hooker ill.); Koeman (1967-70) II B & H 6 no. 1.6126Cologne: (1617)
GBP1150.0Devon England1617nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6126&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6126.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NEWMAN, JohnSouthampton225 x 295 mm. each, in early wash colour, very good condition.; A set of four early coloured beautiful lithographs of in and around Southampton. They are entitled respectively High Street, Southampton, Southampton from the Pear Tree Green, Bar Gate, Southampton and Southampton Piers, South View. John Newman was an engraver, lithographer and publisher specialising in topographical views. Although not listed in Abbey it does list a similar work on nearby Bournemouth with four views of the same size. Here Newman is the lithographer but the series was published by the Southampton booksellers and printers Piper and Ellis of 139 High Street, Southampton. Not in Abbey but refer Scenery (1956) 50; Mackenzie (1998) p. 263.6181Southampton: (c.1840)
GBP650.0Hants Englandc.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6181&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/6181a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/6181b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/6181c.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/6181d.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAMBERT, JamesA Perspective View of Brighthelmston, and of the Sea Coast as far as the Isle of Wight420 x 600 mm., in fine early wash colour, with old folds, one tear upper right just in to the image, repaired, signs of one of the folds split although repaired professionally, otherwise in good condition.; A lovely early coloured copper plate view of Brighton, Sussex. By the mid-1700s English taste for prints was moving in to landscape views. One of the earliest proponents of this was a George Lambert (1700-65). However there is no evidence of any relation to our James Lambert. James (1725-88) was born in Willingdon, Sussex. He spent much of his life in Lewes and had London exhibitions between 1769 and 1778. In 1765 he painted this fine view of Brighton, and in the same year appeared an advert in the 'Lewes Journal'. first published in the same year. It stated 'Proposal for a print of the view of Brightelmston and the sea coast as far as the Isle of Wight from a drawing taken on the spot by James Lambert, Painter, Lewes. Conditions - the drawing shall be made very correct, and a print neatly engraved from it, two feet in length at least; the price, to subscribers, will be five shillings ...' As of 1995 the location of the original painting was unknown This is an example of the second state published by the firm of James Edwards of Brompton. It was engraved by the great talent Pierre Charles Canot (1710-77,) a Frenchman who practised etching and line engraving. He moved to England in 1740 where he spent the rest of his life. Although research seems to indicate that the Lambert family name died out, there is an interesting pencil notation on the verso by J. Lambert dated 1817. The field depicted was known as Belle Vue. The whole depicts the coastal town of Brighton as we know it with farmers engaged in the harvesting of crops. Cattle are seen pulling the hay collected by people cutting with scythes. Further in the distance are three wind mills. In the centre of the view standing on its own is Baker's Library with a rotunda near. Provenance: pencil notation on the verso 1817 Aug 22 Received 14.9 for this Number J. Edwards; private English collection since the 1980s. Mackenzie (1998) p. 117; Smith, Henry (1995) 'James Lambert. Every Picture tells a story', in 'Sussex Past and Present' August 1995.6182Brompton: James Edwards, Brompton, Middlesex(1817)
GBP450.0Sussex England1817nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6182&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6182.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OVERTON, John - OVERTON, HenryProvincia Oxoniensis Oxfordshire370 x 470 mm., early outline colour, slight oxidisation of the orange colour, with no apparent centrefold, otherwise in very good condition.; A very rare map of the county of Oxfordshire in its second and only surviving state. The map was undoubtedly engraved for John Overton as it matches in style that of Devon, which does survive. John Overton (1640-1713) was the son of a bookseller Henry Overton and married the daughter of the publisher William Garrett. He was a printseller who in 1665 acquired the stock of Peter Stent who had died of the plague that year and who had arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this stock he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Overton commissioned the engraving of some new plates for missing counties. Those which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare surviving in just five known examples. Of these to represent Oxfordshire one includes the Speed, one is missing and the last three all contain Jansson plates! There is no known example of the first state of this plate. Its source is the Jansson map of 1646. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. In 1713 fortune gave Henry the opportunity to acquire the old John Speed plates from Christopher Browne. Therefore the second state is also a rarity. Hodson (1984-97) p.63.6208London: (c.1680-[c.1715])
GBP1450.0Oxford Englandc.1680-[c.1715]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6208&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6208.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, Willem JanszNova Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica ac Hydrographica Tabula410 x 550 mm., in early wash colour, light even toning, a slight area of offset in upper central vignette otherwise a good example.; Willem Janszoon, or Blaeu as he was later to be known, had been issuing separately published maps since 1604. The only atlases he was producing at this time were of the sea. In 1606 he produced this CLASSIC SINGLE SHEET MAP OF THE WORLD on Mercators projection. This map arguably more than any other helped to popularise the by now nearly fifty year old projection. It is celebrated as one of the supreme examples of the map makers art (Shirley). Schilder praises the map very highly stating that the balanced composition and elegant ornamentation make this world map one of the small masterpieces of the seventeenth century.Cartographically it is drawn from Blaeus own double-hemispheric projection 20-sheet wall map, the sole surviving example is in the Hispanic Society of America, New York, in rather poor condition. Its engraver is believed to be Joshua van den Ende who also produced this single sheet map. The wall map was published at the behest of the Dutch States-General who encouraged Blaeu to utilise the very latest knowledge. As a result it is the most accurate world map published to date. Because Mercators projection particularly distorted the higher latitudes Blaeu incorporates in the lower corners two hemispherical maps of the Polar Regions. It is dedicated to Cornelis Pietersz Hooft (1547-1626) a wealthy administrator and merchant in Amsterdam. At the same time Blaeu was working on a four-sheet version also in Mercators projection. This map was known in just two examples prior to the Second World War and both were lost in the conflict. In 1980 the four map sheets alone were discovered in Berne, Switzerland.In 1617 the results of Jacob le Maire and Willem Cornelisz Schoutens voyage around Cape Horn became known. They showed that Tierra del Fuego was an island and not connected to the unknown southern continent. Owing to law suits that were filed between the Australian Company and the Dutch East India Company, Blaeu was legally barred from incorporating this new information on his maps and globes in July 1617. This restriction was not lifted until August of the following year. Blaeu immediately updated this work to include Fretum Magalanicum and State landt. The first three states of the map were separately published and as such are of extreme rarity. It is the fourth state which was incorporated into Blaeus first folio terrestrial atlas, the Atlantis Appendix of 1630. This was Blaeus first attempt at a world atlas, largely instigated by his purchase in 1629 of a number of Jodocus Hondius plates, and in the following years he would experiment with various formats. The Atlas Novus as it would become was issued from 1635 to 1658 expanding along the way to consist of six volumes. This maps popularity rests on its association with arguably the greatest Dutch cartographer of all time. One of the classic features of the map is the four decorative border panels. Above are seven allegorical images of the sun, moon and the five planets known. The left side features four vignettes of the elements - Fire, Air, Water and Earth. The right displays the four seasons. Matching the seven vignettes above are seven below of the wonders of the world. Schilder in his Monumenta IV details magnificently the origin of much of this imagery. Blaeu died in 1638 and the business passed to his sons, Cornelis and Joan. The latter particularly carried the family name and was the driving force behind the multi-volume Atlas Major. Provenance: private English collection since the 1970s. Van der Krogt (1997-2003) 0001:2A; Shirley (1984) 255, state 4; Schilder (1993) 10.4 pp. 41, 171-83; Schilder (2000) 1.4 pp. 86-9.6212Amsterdam: (1606-[c.1640])
GBP12500.0World & Celestial1606-[c.1640]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6212&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6212.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanCantebrigia, Opulentissimi Angliae Regni 325 x 445 mm., with very fine modern wash colour, a couple of filled worm holes in the bottom margin, well away from the image, otherwise in good condition.; A fabulous plan of Cambridge which was first published in Braun & Hogenbergs Civitates Orbis Terrarum in 1575. Jan Jansson later acquired the plate following the death of Abraham Hogenberg. Before he published it he removed the figures which were in the foreground and published it in his town books. The famous Colleges of the University town are depicted along with the castle built in 1068. A key identifies 19 locations. The Latin text to the verso describes the city. Koeman (1967-70) Ja15 no. 8.6267Amsterdam: (1575-[c.1660])
GBP650.0Cambs England1575-[c.1660]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6267&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6267.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DONALD, Thomas & MILNE, ThomasA Topographical Map of the County of Norfolk surveyed and measured in the Years 1790, 91, 92, 93 and 941220 x 1840 mm., in 4 sections each labelled, in early outline colour, dissected and laid on linen, with silk edges, folding into the publisher William Fadens original slipcase, lightly worn. The map is in good condition.; William Faden began by working for the firm of Thomas Jefferys, quite probably after the latters death in 1771. In 1783 he took control. He was an active publisher who pursued the same interest as his predecessor in fresh surveying. Many fine maps and charts were published by Faden. Norfolk did not have a published map to the scale of one inch to the mile. Andrew Armstrong had moved to the county and proposed one of Norfolk and of the neighbouring county of Cambridgeshire, however neither came to fruition. Faden had employed the services of Thomas Milne to survey Hampshire which was published in 1791. He invited him to work for him again, this time on Norfolk. Here he was joined by Thomas Donald who had worked with Jefferys on surveys of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cumberland and Yorkshire. The project took five years to complete; the result of which was well engraved on six sheets. Although lacking the more decorative title cartouche familiar in the earlier part of the century it is more than made up for by the fine town plans of Kings Lynn, Swaffham and Great Yarmouth. The map as expected at this scale bears great detail with the names of owners of individual estates. Faden was proud enough of the map to apply to the Royal Society of Arts for an award but failed. He had already won awards for his maps of Sussex and Hampshire. This map first published in 1797 was twice updated in quick succession notably with an additional 19 line note to the right of the plan of Kings Lynn as here. A later fourth state was published. Chubb (1928) p. 78; Frostick Norfolk 61.3; Rodger (1972) no. 346.6285London: William Faden(12 August 1797)
GBP2250.0Norfolk England12 August 1797nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6285&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6285.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertCarte de la Nouvelle Zeelande365 x 250 mm., in excellent condition, a very fresh example with a superb large watermark.; A fabulous example of an early map of New Zealand as newly charted by Captain James Cook and first published in 1773. This map by Rigobert Bonne (1727-95) is from the ‘Atlas Encyclopédique’ but not the usual Paris edition engraved by Gaspard Andre. This is the rarer map engraved by Pietro Scattaglia (c.1739-1810) who is described in Tooley’s ‘Dictionary of Mapmakers’ as an engraver in Venice. It also states that he engraved plates for the similarly entitled atlas published in Padua, 1789. Bonne was an engineer, mathematician and cartographer. He succeeded Bellin as the hydrographer at the Depot de la Marine. With insets of places noted during the voyage: Coromandel Peninsula, Cook Strait, Bay of Islands and Tolaga Bay. Phillips (1909-) 666; refer Shirley (2004) T.Bonn 6a.6286Padua: (1789)
GBP650.0New Zealand Australasia & Pacific1789nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6286&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6286.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Captain JamesCarte de la Nle. Zelande visitee en 1769 et 1770 par le Lieutenant J.Cook Commandant de L'Endeavour480 x 380 mm., with old folds as issued in the volume, with a pin sized hole as might be expected to double fold, strong watermark, in excellent condition.; The voyages of Abel Tasman in 1642 discovered the west coast of the South Island of New Zealand but he identified the land as an extension of that found by Willem Cornelisz Schouten and Jacob Le Maire and named is Staten Land. It was not until Captain James Cook arrived at the eastern shore of the North Island on 6 October 1768 and sailed around the islands that their true identity was revealed. Land was first sighted by a boy called Nicholas Young and his immortality continues in the naming of Young Nicks Head to this day. Immediately Cook set about mapping the islands, including observing on the 9 November the transit of Mercury which enabled them to fix the location of a point north of the Coromandel Peninsula. Poor weather hampered some of the charting but he did fix the northern tip of the island to within two minutes of its actual latitude and four minutes in longitude. After repairs Cook continued mapping the South Island and by the end of March had completed his task and proved the insular nature of New Zealand.The official account of Cooks First Voyage was published in London in 1773 and includes this, the FIRST MAP OF NEW ZEALAND. This example comes from the French translation appearing the following year and is engraved by Robert Bnard. Suarez (2004) pp. 130-1; Tooley, R. V. Map Collector Series no. 64, no. 339; Tooley, R.V. (1979) pl. 21.6287Paris: Saillant et Nyon & Panckouke(1774)
GBP1850.0Australasia & Pacific1774nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6287&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6287.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Captain JamesCarte du Detroit de Cook dans la Nle. Zelande270 x 275 mm., old folds as issued in the book, some minor spotting, otherwise in very good condition.; A fine chart of Cook Strait in New Zealand, the site of present day Wellington can be found lower right. Cook Strait was actually first noted by Abel Tasman in 1642 who thought that it was a bight closed off at the eastern end. He named it Zeehaens Bight. It was Captain James Cook who proved it was in fact a Strait. Tooley, R. V. Map Collector Series 64, no. 341.6288Paris: Saillant et Nyon & Panckouke(1774)
GBP260.0Australasia & Pacific1774nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6288&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6288.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Captain JamesRiviere Tamise et Baye Mercure a la Nle. Zelande, Baye des Isles dans la Nle. Zelande [and] Baye de Tolaga dans la Nle. Zelande275 x 430 mm., old folds as issued in the book, in very good condition.; Please see the earlier Cook entry for further information. The present day Auckland is found on the left side of the left half of the map. There are two further charts to the right. Tooley, R. V. Map Collector Series no. 340.6289Paris: Saillant et Nyon & Panckouke(1774)
GBP260.0Australasia & Pacific1774nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6289&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6289.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANONYMOUS(Set of six pen and ink views in and around Southampton)160 x 290 mm. each on average, two laid on paper, in good condition.; The six pen and ink drawings are entitled as follows: Southampton 1813, Isle of Wight. The Needles Hirst Castle. View from Limmington Bay Jany 1813, Southampton Water, Dibden Church New Forrest 1813, Southampton Water and Southampton water Calshot Castle Isle of Wight 1813.6300(1813)
GBP650.0Hants England1813nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6300&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/6300a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/6300b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/6300c.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FAIRBANK, WilliamA Correct Plan of the Town of Sheffield in the County of York305 x 255 mm., with old folds repaired with minimal loss, otherwise in good condition.; William Fairbank was part of a four generation family of local surveyors. The companys papers, maps, plans, books and letters are in the Sheffield City Archives. The tradition was begun by his father William Fairbank I, born 1687/88. He was a schoolmaster from a family of Quakers said to be from Halifax. He practiced surveying from Sheffield and died in 1759 leaving a son William Fairbank II (1730-1801), also a schoolmaster and surveyor. It is this Fairbank who is the author of this very rare plan of Sheffield. It is engraved by Thomas Jefferys and is important because in the following year, 1772, Jefferys would include a version of this plan in his large scale map of Yorkshire (see below). This therefore is the important survey first separately published. Provenance: private English collection. Eden (1975); Leader, R. E. (1903) Surveyors and Architects of the Past in Sheffield, Sheffield; Tooley (1999-2004).6325Sheffield: (1771)
GBP595.0Yorks England1771nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6325&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6325.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PLOT, RobertTo the Right Reverend Father in God by Divine Permission Ld Bishop Oxon the Map of Oxfordshire Being his Lordship's Diocess, Newly Delineated, and after a New Manner ...500 x 480 mm., with very good modern outline colour to the map with wash to the coats or arms, with old folds as issued for inclusion in the book, with pinholes at double folds only visible when held to the light., short printers crease, one short repaired tear to right side 30 mm., repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This fine map is considered the most decorative ever published of the county of Oxfordshire. What makes it particularly striking are the 172 coats of arms surrounding the map. Those along the top border represent the eighteen University Colleges, the City of Oxford along with the University and four further towns within the county. The remainder belong to the gentry in the county. A few roads are shown which makes the map notable for being one of the earliest English county maps to depict any. It is engraved by Michael Burghers, who is noted for engraving the plates for David Loggans Oxonia Illustrata published two years earlier. The map illustrates Robert Plots The Natural History of Oxford-Shire a work noted for being one of the first to depict fossils. Plot was a Professor of Chemistry at the University and later would become the first Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum.6335Oxford: (1677)
GBP850.0Oxford England1677nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6335&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6335.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanCantabrigiensis Comitatus Descriptio160 x 200 mm., with some light toning in the middle, otherwise in good condition.; In 1628 Jan Jansson published his own version of the Mercator-Hondius atlas in a smaller format and entitled it the Atlas Minor. There were no English county maps in the work, only five regional ones derived from Mercator and one of four British Islands. For the 1648 German edition the atlas was updated with an additional 36 new maps. Amongst these were eight maps of individual English counties. They are all the work of Pieter van den Keere who died c.1646 before they were published. It is curious that only these counties were issued as by then the full set had been published by Jansson in his folio atlas of 1646. Koeman II ME 203; Van der Krogt, P. (1967-70) 5300:352.1; Phillips (1909-) 5940.6339Amsterdam: (1648-[51])
GBP95.0Cambs England1648-[51]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6339&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6339.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE JODE, CornelisNatoliam Moderni ... / Turcia Turci Cive Imperii380 x 510 mm., a good impression in fine condition.; This map beautifully engraved by Jons van Deutecum is one of those which first appeared in 1578. It depicts the eastern Mediterranean Sea with special emphasis on Greece and Asia Minor. It includes also the islands of Cyprus and Crete. It is however unclear as to its exact origins. The closest we have been able to find is unsigned and survives in just three known examples most famously in the Doria Lafreri atlas. It is only identified by the imprint of Venice 1570 and is listed in Tooley as no. 37. Its coverage is slightly further west than De Jodes map extending half way up the Italian peninsula. This map is decorated with three ships in the Mediterranean and one (Noahs Ark) on top of Mount Ararat! There are two separate titles indicating that it may also have been compiled from two earlier maps. The map takes on special significance when you bear in mind that through much of the middle sixteenth century the Ottoman Empire was at war with Venice.Gerard de Jode (1509-91) was born in Nijmegen but started his career in Antwerp as a printer and engraver. He also bought and sold maps and was a frequent attendee at the Frankfurt book fair. Many of the maps he acquired formed the basis for his Speculum Orbis Terrarum of 1578. He was up against the competition of Abraham Ortelius Theatrum Orbis Terrarum which had an 8 year advantage on him. Despite the fact that De Jode was 18 years his senior and that in 1564 he had published the Ortelius world map in 8 sheets their relationship turned sour. Ortelius used his influential contacts and more aggressive marketing to promote his own work and delay that of de Jode. Correspondence survives indicating de Jodes application for a licence was rejected, probably until that of Ortelius expired. The first edition is of great rarity. Gerard de Jode died in 1591 and the business was carried on by his widow and his son, Cornelis. He was more of a publisher than an engraver but it was enough for his revised and enlarged second edition to prove more popular. Koeman (1967-70) Jod 2 no. 16; Van der Krogt (1997-2003) 8100:32; Meurer (2004) no. 94; Tooley Lafreri maps, in Imago Mundi no. 3; Zacharakis (1992) no. 1164.6344Antwerp: (1578-[93])
GBP4950.0Greece1578-[93]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6344&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6344.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JEFFERYS, ThomasThe County of Bedford, Surveyed Anno MDCCLXV1860 x 1140, in eight sheets cut and dissected into 32 panels mounted on linen, in full early wash colour, lower left corner with replacement cloth, one small split of original cloth repaired, otherwise in good condition.; Thomas Jefferys (1719-71) was arguably the most important English cartographer during the eighteenth century. A publisher, engraver, author and geographer of some note he was appointed Geographer to Frederick Prince of Wales in 1748, and later to King George III. It was during the Seven Years War that Jefferys made a name for himself as an authority on North American cartography. His other great contribution was in English County cartography being involved with a number of county atlases. But it was his large scale maps of the counties that extended his finances too far. His map of Devonshire in 1765 won the first ever prize of 100 offered by the Royal Society of Arts. By 1766 he was forced into bankruptcy. To survive Jefferys entered into partnerships, the most important of which was with the London map and printseller Robert Sayer. This large scale map of Bedfordshire was published at that critical period of his life and it appears that he needed the assistance of Andrew Dury to publish it. The original survey was undertaken by John Ainslie (1745-1828) and Thomas Donald (fl.1750-c.97). Ainslie was a noted surveyor, mapmaker, engraver and publisher. According to Tooleys Dictionary this is his earliest work produced when just 20 years old. He is most famous for his Scottish material. It was also the earliest printed work for the surveyor Donald who was less prolific. Rodger (1972) no. 2; Tooley The Map Collector Bd5; Tooleys (1999-2004).6347London: (c.1765)
GBP1150.0Beds Englandc.1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6347&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6347.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FAIRBANK, WilliamA Plan of the Town of Sheffield in the County of York235 x 285 mm., trimmed close with no loss of engraved surface, otherwise in good condition.; This plan of the town was printed to accompany John Robinsons A Directory of Sheffield published in that town, 1797. The plan was engraved by Thomas Harris and now includes 21 points of reference. In comparison with the earlier Fairbank plans offered above its coverage is extended slightly further south along the Chesterfield Road and westward to include Radford Street. See the earlier Fairbank entry for further details.6371Sheffield: (1797)
GBP395.0Yorks England1797nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6371&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6371.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FAIRBANK, WilliamA Plan of Sheffield320 x 270 mm., cut from the large scale county map and pasted on to paper, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition of Thomas Jefferys great map of the county of Yorkshire contained an inset plan of Sheffield derived from the survey of William Fairbank published a year earlier. The county survey was undertaken by J. Ainslie, T. Donald and J. Hodskinson between 1767 and 1770. Rawnsley (1970) 27; Rodger (1972) 536, Whitaker (1933) 240.6372London: (1772)
GBP85.0Yorks England1772nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6372&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6372.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOUCHER, Odet-Julien lePlan de la Baye de Trinquemalay Pour servir l'intelligence de cette Histoire, Copie avec permission de M.gr le Marchal DE CASTRIES, Ministre et Secretaire d'tat de la Marine et des Colonies. Sur celui du petit Atlas Maritime de Belin, Tome III. N.o 32215 x 170 mm., in good condition.; This chart of the harbour of Trincomalee in Sri Lanka is from the French 'Histoire de la Derniere Guerre, entre la Grande-Bretagne, et les tats-Unis de l'Amerique ... 1775, jusqu'a sa fin en 1783' by Odet-Julien le Boucher. Published in 1787 it is a rare work. Boucher was an eminent French historian whose reputation was built on this work. Howes describes it as the best French chronicle of the wars. Howes L169; Sabin 6840.6379Paris: (1787)
GBP55.0India & Ceylon1787nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6379&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6379.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THOMSON, JohnSouthern Hindostan520 x 600 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; John Thomson was born in 1777 to a merchant father in Edinburgh. He started business as a bookseller in Hunter Square, Edinburgh, in 1807. His first major publication was the Travellers Guide of 1798 which ran to nine editions. A New General Atlas was a superb folio production issued in 1817 and again successful with several later editions. This particular map depicts southern India and most of Ceylon or Sri Lanka. This is an example of the first state before the title was changed.6399Edinburgh: (1817)
GBP150.0India & Ceylon1817nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6399&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6399.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamAngliae, Scotiae et Hiberniae, sive Britannicar:Insularum Descriptio345 x 500 mm., in fine modern wash colour, a small wormhole by the cartouche lower right repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This is one of the most recognisable of all the early maps of the British Isles. It was published by Abraham Ortelius in his 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' first published in 1570, the first modern atlas. This example was issued in the French text edition of 1587 with the pagination 9 to the verso. The map is derived from Gerard Mercator's eight sheet wall map of 1564. It is a beautifully designed plate with a nice balance between accurate cartographic information and ornate decoration. The map is orientated with north to the right and the Royal Coat of Arms are depicted upper left. Shirley speculates that the engraver was Frans Hogenberg. Van Den Broecke 16; Shirley British Isles no. 86.6982Antwerp: (1570-[87])
GBP1100.0British Isles1570-[87]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6982&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6982.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, Jean Baptiste P. D.Carte d'une partie Des Cotes De La Chine et des Isles adjacentes ...335 x 485 mm., in fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; A highly important chart depicting the FIRST RECOGNISABLE CARTOGRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF HONG KONG after the work of Alexander Dalrymples in 1771. We could find no record of the original Dalrymple chart having been on the market in recent memory. This therefore is the earliest obtainable printed map to depict Hong Kong. It is based upon the surveys and soundings made from the navigational surveys in 1754, 1759, and 1760 by Dalrymple (1737-1808) the highly talented Scottish hydrographer who worked for the East India Company from 1752 and became its first Hydrographer in 1779. In 1795 he was promoted to Hydrographer to the Royal Navy. Dalrymple is renowned for the work he put in to correlating old charts with new discoveries in the East.At this point in time the only Chinese port open to European trade was Canton, the approaches to which are depicted here. The Portuguese colony of Macao, founded in 1557, is seen in the west. The nearby anchorage at Typti was a popular waypoint for vessels. At the top of the map is the Gueule du Tigre, Boca Tigris or tigers mouth, the entrance to the Canton River. The now famous port and city of Hong Kong did not exist at this point not being founded until 1841. It is depicted here as Fanchin Chow (Victoria Island) with both Stanley and DAgular peninsulas shown in outline. Both Lantao and Lamma Islands are identified.This chart was published by Dalrymples friend Jean-Baptiste DApres de Mannevillette in the Neptune Orientale. The material collected for it was approved by the French Compagnie des Indes. DApres de Mannevillette was one of the first Hydrographers of France and an accomplished navigator. Born in Le Havre to a captain in the French West India Company he made a voyage to the Caribbean in 1726. He showed an early interest in navigation and was one of the first Frenchmen to use Hadleys quadrant and was later in life a friend of Dalrymple. Upon the atlas publication it was highly commended by everyone. Updated at various times after initial publication in 1745, it was expanded considerably in 1775 when this chart was introduced. Howse & Sanderson (1973) no. XLI; Sanderson (1971) 204 no. 55; Shirley (2004) M.Apr 1c.6985Paris: (1775)
GBP2500.0China1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6985&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6985.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasPartie Septentrle. du Royaume d'Irlande ...400 x 490 mm., in fine early outline colour, in very good condition.; This map of northern Ireland was published in Paris by Pierre Mariette. It was first introduced in to a later edition of Nicolas Sanson's "Les Cartes Generales" in 1665. Nicolas Sanson was to bring about the rise of French cartography, although the fierce competition of the Dutch would last until the end of the century. This shift in cartographic centres shadowed the relative fortunes of the two countries; France under Louis XIV was a growing power in Europe. Born in Abbeville, in the Picardy region of France, 1600, Sanson studied history and turned to cartography as a means of recording it. In 1630 he was made Gographe Ordinaire du Roi, and was to become one of the tutors to Louis XIV. However, his future success was partly owing to the partnership he made with the publisher Pierre Mariette. In 1644 the latter had purchased the business of Melchoir Tavernier, and helped Sanson with financial support in producing the maps for the planned atlas. His atlas is the first full world atlas to be produced in France. This work had been in development for several years as the dates on the various maps attest. A fine example of the first state. Bonar-Law no. 11 st. 1; Pastoureau Sanson Vb no. 124.6991Paris: (1665)
GBP275.0Ireland1665nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6991&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6991.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasProvinces d'West, autrefois Royaume d'Westsex, l'Ille de Wight, Barck-Sh., Wilt-Sh., Dorste, Devonish et Cornwall370 x 530 mm., in fine early outline colour, very good condition.; This map of the south western counties of England and South Wales was published in Paris by Pierre Mariette. It was first published separately in 1654 and introduced into the first edition of Nicolas Sanson's "Les Cartes Generales" in 1658. Nicolas Sanson was to bring about the rise of French cartography, although the fierce competition of the Dutch would last until the end of the century. This shift in cartographic centres shadowed the relative fortunes of the two countries; France under Louis XIV was a growing power in Europe. Born in Abbeville, in the Picardy region of France, 1600, Sanson studied history and turned to cartography as a means of recording it. In 1630 he was made Gographe Ordinaire du Roi, and was to become one of the tutors to Louis XIV. However, his future success was partly owing to the partnership he made with the publisher Pierre Mariette. In 1644 the latter had purchased the business of Melchoir Tavernier, and helped Sanson with financial support in producing the maps for the planned atlas. His atlas is the first full world atlas to be produced in France. This work had been in development for several years as the dates on the various maps attest. A fine example of the first state. Pastoureau Sanson Vb no. 26.6994Paris: (1654)
GBP250.0England1654nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6994&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6994.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamNatoliae Quae Olim Asia Minor or Nova Descriptio325 x 230 mm., in good modern wash colour, in good condition.; This is the left side only from a double page map sheet that contained two smaller maps at the right. This half features a well engraved map of Turkey which is oriented with the north to the left. The map is derived from the extremely rare map of Giacomo Gastaldi as published by Paolo Forlani in Venice 1564. It depicts the whole of Asia Minor or present day Turkey in excellent detail and includes the important islands of Cyprus, Rhodes and Crete. It was published in the first edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1570, the first modern atlas. This example was issued in the Latin text edition of 1579 with the pagination 88 to the verso. Van den Broecke 174a; refer Woodward 'The Maps and Prints of Paolo Forlani' 26.01; Zacharakis, C. 1613.6997Antwerp: (1570-[79])
GBP375.0Middle East1570-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6997&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6997.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausTabula Transeundi Maris Orientalis, Septentrionalis, et Occidentalis260 x 360 mm., in very good condition.; This rare sea chart of western Europe is from Johann Angel von Werdenhagen's 'De Rebus Publicis Hanseaticis' published in 1644. Although unsigned the map is the work of the engraver Matthaus Merian. It is derived from Willem Blaeu's similar chart from his sea atlas. The orientation is to the west and it extends from Tenerife to Spitsbergen. Phillips 7645; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.Werd 1a no. 133.6999Frankfurt: (1644)
GBP450.0Europe Continent1644nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6999&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6999.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THEVENOT, MelchisedechDescription de la partie des Indes355 x 275 mm., in fine recent wash colour, in very good condition.; This rare unusual map of northern India features the Mogul Empire. It is derived from William Baffin's map published in 1619. That was drawn from the travels of Sir Thomas Roe, Ambassador to the Mogul Court. The map is attractively engraved by J. de Bis with the major river systems from the Himalayas dominating the region. The major cities are located and the tree-lined road from Lahor to Agra (Delhi) is prominently depicted. Top right is the insignia of the Mogul Emperor consisting of two rings. The first encloses a lion facing the east which partially obscures the sun. That below depicts the Mogul genealogy, in nine circles concluding with Jehangir. The map was included in Melchisedec Thevenot's "Relations de Divers Voyages Curieux" first published in 1663. The greatest collection of travel accounts published at the time. Gole, S. (India) no. 10; Moreland & Bannister p.131; Sabin 95333.7000Paris: (1663)
GBP595.0India & Ceylon1663nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7000&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7000.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamCypri Insulae Nova Descript. 1573355 x 500 mm., in full early wash colour, one or two light foxmarks otherwise in very good condition.; A good example of the FIRST STATE of a classic map of the island of Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. It was published by Abraham Ortelius in the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' for the first time in 1573. It is drawn directly from the written account of the French naturalist Pierre Belon of 1553 and cartographically from Jacomo Franco's map published in Venice c.1570, just prior to this map. Franco's map improved the general outline of the island and provided more place names than any other before it. It is unfortunately very rare surviving in only three known examples. This Ortelius map is the earliest derivative of it and is engraved by Jan van Deutecum on a larger scale. It is augmented with three sailing ships, a fine sea monster and three ornate cartouches. One of these encloses an inset map of the island of Lemnos. Ortelius' map had a great influence on the future cartography of Cyprus being copied on numerous occasions by later map mapkers. Van der Broeke 149; Maps of Cyprus 25.1; Stylianou, no. 66; Zacharakis no. 1451;7027Antwerp: (1573-[80])
GBP1650.0Greece1573-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7027&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7027.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamTransilvania310 x 430 mm., in fine early wash colour, in very good condition.; This map of Transilvania is derived from that of Sambucus 1566 itself drawn from Honter in 1532. This example with Latin text to the verso is from the first 1580 edition. Within five years of first publication Ortelius had to replace the plate with this one. This is a fine example of the first state of four. The map extends to cover parts of Poland, Slovakia, Romania & Hungary. Karrow 65/1 pp. 459-60; Meurer p. 226; Van den Broecke, M. #153.1.7028Antwerp: (1575-[80])
GBP450.0Eastern Europe1575-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7028&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7028.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamAgri Cremonensis Typus360 x 510 mm., early wash colour, in very good condition.; This is Abraham Ortelius' fine map of the region of Cremona from the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. It was first published in 1579, this example with German text to the verso is from an edition issued the following year. Cartographically it is derived from a manuscript map of the area by Antonio Campi which was not finally published until 1583. The map extends from Mantua in the east to Cremona, Piacenza and Crema in the west. The inset map of Crema is after a printed map by Paolo Forlani issued in 1570. Van den Broecke no. 127.7030Antwerp: (1579-[80])
GBP550.0Italy1579-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7030&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7030.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SENEX, JohnA New Map of the World from the Latest Observations Revis'd by I. Senex ...420 x 540 mm., early outline colour. With a small centrefold split at the bottom, repaired, not effecting the image. Otherwise a good example.; This is one of the earliest and most affordable English double hemispheric world maps from the "New General Atlas", 1721. One interesting and notable feature of the map is the inclusion of faint lines displaying earlier knowledge of the various continents whereabouts. This shows up the advances in cartography that had been made to date and enhances the perceived accuracy of Senex's map. Despite this however Senex still displays the idea that California is an island. The Mississippi River is also placed to far to the west. The whole is ornately decorated with four varying projections in each corner and is topped by an extremely ornate title cartouche with female figures representing the four continents, that of Europe is busy mapping the world. This part is uncoloured as it should be in the atlas. It is dedicated to the Prince of Wales, later to become King George II. The bottom of the map bears figures of Atlas and Hercules supporting an armillary sphere.John Senex (c.1678-d.1740) was geographer to Queen Anne and a Fellow of the Royal Society. He began his career as a book seller later becoming an engraver and publisher. In 1714 he published the large folio "English Atlas" which was followed by the folio "New General Atlas" of 1721 offered here. The proposal for the atlas was advertised in the "London Gazette" for 1418 October 1718, announcing its publication "shall be finished by Easter Term next". It did not appear until 1721. It is one of the earliest of all English world atlases and is particularly noted for its American content. Sabin noted that the atlas was "chiefly interesting for the copiousness of its information concerning America". Sanderson no. 434; Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) T.SEN-2a, #1.7048London: Damms Antikvariat(1721)
GBP2650.0World & Celestial1721nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7048&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7048.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanThe Countie Palatine of Chester Comitatus Cestrensis385 x 505 mm., full early wash colour, with German text to the verso, in very good condition.; By the 1630s the publication houses of Willem Blaeu and Henricus Hondius were in a race to produce ever more new maps of the world. Hondius in partnership with Jan Jansson began collecting plates of Britain and in 1636 published an Appendix of the Atlas including 17 maps, two of which were general ones. Unfortunately they were not ready in time for the English edition published in 1636 and are only found in the German edition. This marks the beginning of the race between the two houses to produce a separate volume devoted to England and Wales which Blaeu would win in 1645. In 1644 a further 11 maps were issued in a Dutch Appendix. Examples of maps from these early issues are very rare and highly desirable. The plates are often altered extensively for their ultimate issue in the completed work of 1646.This is a very rare example of the FIRST STATE of Janssons map of the county of Cheshire. One of the fifteen so called pre-issue county maps published in 1636 before the final work was completed in 1646. The most notable feature of this early state of Cheshire is the decorative title cartouche upper left, in the finished state it is moved lower left and replaced by seven coats of arms. Not so noticeable is that the imprint of Jan Jansson lower right, below the scale of miles, is erased and replaced with a whole new cartouche for the scale only. Janssons name is left out altogether. Koeman (1967-70) II ME 44 no. 414; Van der Krogt (1997-2003) 5375:1.1; Map Collectors Circle Notes and Addenda pp. 16-18; Skelton (1970) pp. 225-6.7079Amsterdam: (1636)
GBP650.0Cheshire England1636nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7079&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7079.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnAsia with the Islands Adioyning Described, the Atire of the People, & Townes of Importance, All of them Newly Augmented by I.S. Ano. Dom. 1626390 x 510 mm., in fine later colour, with one minor margin tear short of the image, repaired.; A very attractive carte-a-figures of Asia engraved by Abraham Goos by John Speed (1552-1629). Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most famous publications are "The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain", first published in 1611[12] and the "Prospect of the most famous parts of the world", first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest for history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. First he prepared a series of county maps of England and Wales and personally travelled all over the British Isles to acquire the information for all the town plans to be included as separate insets. The "Prospect of the most famous parts of the world", first published in 1627, was often bound with the "Theatre" and added an additional 20 engraved maps of the various parts of the world. The map is attractive because of the border illustrations and insets with figures in national costume, city views, town plans and other interesting features. According to a pencilled note on the verso this example is from the second edition of 1631. NMM 438; Phillips Atlases 488; Shirley BL T.Spe 1f; Skelton 18; Wing S4886; Yeo, J. 30.4272London: George Humble(1627-[31])
GBP2750.0Asia Continent1627-[31]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4272&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4272.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]Kgelchen, CarlSevastapol240 x 285 mm., early sepia lithograph, in good condition.; A fine view of Sevastopol by Carl Kgelchen. The artist is named on the print however he may be the same Car-Ferdinand von Kgelgen listed in Benezit as being a landscape artist who was born in 1772 and travelled before settling in St. Petersburg in 1803. He died in 1832. We have been unable to identify the work this is from. Not in Abbey Travel.6176Paris?: (1827)
GBP175.0Eastern Europe1827nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6176&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6176.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]Kgelchen, CarlBaktchisarai220 x 280 mm., early sepia lithograph, in good condition.; A fine view of Bakhchisaray, the former capital of the Crimean Khanate, by Carl Kgelchen. The artist is named on the print however he may be the same Car-Ferdinand von Kgelgen listed in Benezit as being a landscape artist who was born in 1772 and travelled before settling in St. Petersbourg in 1803. He died in 1832. We have been unable to identify the work this is from. Not in Abbey Travel.6177Paris: (1827)
GBP100.0Eastern Europe1827nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6177&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6177.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHOUTEN, WalterDe Verovering van Mackasser200 x 290 mm., in good condition.; This print marks the Dutch East India Company's bombardment and capture of the town of Makasser, South Sulawesi, in Indonesia during June and July of 1660. It is engraved by C. Decker and is from Schouten's 'Ost-Indische Reise' or travels into the East Indies published by Jacob van Meurs in 1676. Schouten (1638-1704) joined the Company as a surgeon on an expedition to the East Indies during 1658-1665. In 1660 he was present at the Dutch siege of Makassar. Howgego S66. Lipperheide Ld2. Mendelssohn ii 279f.6255Amsterdam: (1676)
GBP150.0East Indies1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6255&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6255.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HEYDT, Johann WolffgangEin Prospect der Vestung Cochin, auf der Malabar gelegen235 x 265 mm., in good condition.; Johann Wolfgang Heydt's work entitled 'Allerneuester Geographisch und Topographischer Schau-Platz Africa und Ost-Indien' was published in Wilhermsdorf and Nuremburg in 1744 by Johann Carl Teschner and Homann's Heirs. It described the Dutch factories, settlements and stations at the hands of the East India Company. This view is of Cochin (Kochi) on the Malabar cast of south west India. Engraved by Heydt himself it displays the town and fort with a Dutch vessel anchored offshore. Mendelssohn 2 p. 554.6256Nuremberg: (1744)
GBP150.0India & Ceylon1744nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6256&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6256.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Johannes vanPascaart van de Zee Kusten van Granada en Murcia tusschen Velez Malaga en C.S Martin als meede de Barbarische Zee-Kusten tusschen Penon de Veles en C. Ivy ...515 x 590 mm., in good outline colour, small light water stain just in to the upper corners, trimmed just to the neat line with no loss at lower centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). Gerard set about replacing many of his fathers sea charts the first of which was published in 1698. The map shows the southern coast of Spain from Alicante in the north to Malaga in the south. The coast of north Africa is shown at the bottom. Insets upper left detail the coastline of Gata and harbour plans of Almeria, Cartagena, Zafarinos and Buzema. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 381 no. 102 st. 2; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' p. 37-8 no. 4.7050Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP850.0Spainc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7050&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7050.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Gerard vanNieuwe Paskaert van de Zee Kusten van Provence en Italiae ... de Zee Kusten van t'Eylandt Corsica ...515 x 590 mm., in good outline colour, in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). Gerard set about replacing many of his fathers sea charts the first of which was published in 1698. This fine chart is of the Ligurian Sea and extends from the coast of Sardinia in the south to Italy and the island of Elba. The coastline extends westward to the Provencal port of Toulon in France. Dominating the map is the island of Corsica. The whole is finished with two ornate cartouche. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 381 no. 105 st. 2; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' p. 37-8 no. 7.7054Amsterdam: (c.1710)
GBP3250.0Francec.1710nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7054&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7054.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Johannes vanPas-Caart van de Zee Kusten van 't Eylandt Sardinia met de Tegen over Geleegene Zee Kusten van Barbaria ...515 x 590 mm., in good outline colour, backed on contemporary paper as issued, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). Gerard set about replacing many of his fathers sea charts the first of which was published in 1698. This decorative sea chart centred on the island of Sardinia is orientated to the east. The coast of Africa is on the right and that of Corsica is shown to the left. Above is a large inset depicting the island of Tabarca off the coast of Barbary. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 381 no. 106 st. 3; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' p. 37-8 no. 8.7055Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP1500.0Italyc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7055&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7055.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Johannes vanPaskaart der Zeekusten van Italien tusschen Piombino en C. dell Arme met de Noord-Kust van 't Eylandt Sicilia ...515 x 590 mm., in fine recent outline colour, trimmed above but not affecting the neatline, margin extended, a paper crease on the left half running parallel to the centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). Gerard set about replacing many of his fathers sea charts the first of which was published in 1698. This attractive chart extends from the coast of Sardinia in the west to Sicily in the south. The Italian coastline from the Straits of Messina to Elba are shown. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 381 no. 107 st. 3; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' p. 37-8 no. 10.7056Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP695.0Italyc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7056&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7056.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Johannes vanNieuwe Paskaert van de Zee Kusten van't Eylandt Sicilia ...515 x 590 mm., in good outline colour, in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). This particular chart depicts the waters between Sicily and Africa and is centred on the islands of Malta and Gozo. An inset lower right features the harbour of Valletta. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. According to De Vries and Schilder it was introduced into the third volume in 1734. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 391 no. 108 st. 2; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' p. 37-8 no. 11.7057Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP1300.0Mediterraneanc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7057&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7057.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Johannes vanNieuwe Pascaart Voor een Gedeelte Van Barbaria Beginnende Van Susa tot Caap Mesurata Als Mede t'Eylandt Malta515 x 590 mm., in good outline colour, trimmed at the top margin with no loss, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). This map depicts the waters between North Africa and the islands of Malta and Gozo. The city of Tripoli is shown top centre. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 373 no. 175; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' pp. 40 no. 1.7065Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP850.0Mediterraneanc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7065&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7065.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Gerard vanDe Haven van Cette in de Middelandse Zee465 x 580 mm., with minor paper crease parallel to the centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). Gerard set about replacing many of his fathers sea charts the first of which was published in 1698. This harbour chart depicts the city of Cette on the French coast of the Mediterranean Sea, now known as the Languedoc-Roussillon port of Sete. It is oriented to the west and bears two inset coastal profiles. The town itself is also depicted in profile. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 376 no. 306.7068Amsterdam: (1734)
GBP500.0France1734nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7068&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7068.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Gerard vanNieuwe Afteekening van het Eyland en Koninkryk Sicilia ...515 x 590 mm., in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). Gerard set about replacing many of his fathers sea charts the first of which was published in 1698. This superb rare chart is devoted to the Italian island of Sicily. It is completed with full topographical detail including rivers, mountains and towns. Mount Etna is depicted erupting. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. This chart was first introduced into the third volume in 1723. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 376 no. 313 st. 2.7073Amsterdam: (1723)
GBP2750.0Italy1723nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7073&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7073.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Gerard vanPas-Caart van de Weder Zytsche Zeekusten soo van Italia als Dalmatia en Griecken inde Golff van Venetien515 x 590 mm., in fine recent outline colour, trimmed above just touching the neat line, margin extended, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). This chart features the Adriatic Sea with Venice in the upper left. It extends to Corfu in the lower right and bears a large inset lower left of this island. Top right are two smaller insets of I. Pachu (Paxoi & Andipaxoi) and the mouth of the River Po. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 383 no. 110 st. 3; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' p. 37-8 no. 13; Zacharakis, C. 1182.7074Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP750.0Eastern Europec.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7074&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7074.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DEN KEERE, PieterDevonshire85 x 120 mm., in good condition.; Pieter van den Keere first engraved these plates c.1599 which were eventually published in 1617 by Willem Blaeu in a Latin edition of William Camden's 'Britannia'. The plates were next published in England by George Humble under the title of 'England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland Described' in 1627. The English issues came to be known as 'miniature Speed's' as Humble also published the folio John Speed atlas, and here utilised the text. Various editions up to 1676 were published. A fine map of Devon. Batten & Bennett 4; Skelton 17.5802London: (1627)
GBP100.0Devon England1627nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5802&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5802.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, MartinTabula Moderna Indiae415 x 510 mm., with small area in centrefold at the very top margin professionally repaired, not affecting the image, minor restoration similarly at the lower centrefold contained in the margin, two small wormholes in lower half of the map filled in, otherwise a very good example with good margins.; THE FIRST MODERN MAP DEVOTED TO ASIA. Martin Waldseemuller (c.1475-c.1522) was the geographer behind one of the early schools to study cartography, that at St. Die. He was the author of the wall map of 1507 which named America for the first time. In that same year it is believed he was producing the maps for an edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography', it was not until 1513 though that it was published. Waldseemuller's maps are amongst some of the most sought after of the Ptolemy editions. Printed by Joannes Schott it is famous for including twenty modern or non-Ptolemaic maps. This map of Asia is one of the highlights of the work. The cartography can be seen to derive from the portolan world map by Nicolo Caveri (Canerio) of Genoa dated c.1505 and surviving today in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris. Although he states Genoa on the map it is believed that was his origin, not where the map was produced. This it is believed was made in Portugal, based on the fact that much of the nomenclature is Portuguese, that many Italian cartographers were working there at the time and the fact that its cartography is closely derived from the earliest confidently dated portolan to depict America; the Alberto Cantino of 1502. We know quite confidently of the origin of the Cantino as Burden states 'The return of two of Gaspar's vessels to Lisbon in the autumn of 1502 was witnessed by Alberto Cantino, an Italian diplomat in the employ of the Duke of Ferrara. At the latter's request, he had an unknown cartographer clandestinely make a beautiful world map (plate VII). Preserved today in the Biblioteca Estense, Modena, Italy ... Cantino personally carried it to Genoa in November 1502, where it was entrusted to be sent on to the Duke. It remained in the house of Este, in Ferrara, until 1592 when the entire library was transferred to Modena after Pope Clement VIII stripped Cesare d'Este of his duchy.' This fascinating product of espionage has just as interesting a story to tell about its rediscovery. 'At some point it was used to cover a screen. Unfortunately to achieve this a strip was removed from the top. This appears to have contained some kind of title, as the remains of some of the descender characters can still be seen. The map was stolen from the palace during a populist outbreak in 1859. A few years later Signor Boni, the librarian of the Biblioteca Estense, happened to pass a pork butcher's shop in the Via Farini where it was still being used as a screen. He bought it, removed it from the screen, and presented it to the Este Library' (Burden).It is the Caveri map which Waldseemuller is believed to have seen and worked from. This is particularly seen by the fact that it extends further eastwards than the Cantino. Dominating the continent is 'India Intra Gangem' or India within the Ganges. The map displays a portion of the Arabian peninsula in the west including the entire Persian Gulf. The region represented by modern day Iran is named Carmania, an ancient Greek term for a province of the Achaemenid Empire. The prominent Indus River separates it from the recognisable Indian peninsula. Both the Maldives and Sri Lanka can be readily identified offshore. There has been considerable debate on the use of the term Taprobana and its use for Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and or Sumatra which we won't go into here. One of the major representations here is of an open Indian Ocean against the belief of Ptolemy who believed it to be closed. The Portuguese at this time had reached India and were setting their sights on apparently ever greater riches further east. In 1511 they captured Malacca clearly identified on the map near the tip of the peninsula. Suarez describes this portion of the map identifying 'Maitbane' as Martaban, a port at the mouth of the Salween River in Burma. 'Nagaragoy' is Lugor or Nakhon si Thammarat in southern Thailand. Caveri described the region here as bearing 'rubies and other stones of great value'. He states that the peninsula 'is in fact a first attempt to map 'true' Malaya and Indochina, and was probably extrapolated in large part from Arabic textual sources. Some of the nomenclature on the map agrees with Islamic navigational texts'. He goes on to cite the example of 'Timonia' (Pulau Tioman) off the south eastern shore which was not known to the Portuguese at the time but was a regular port of call for Arab and Malay traders since at least c.850.At the tip of the peninsula is found 'Bargimgapara' or Singapore. Suarez describes the words corruption as coming from 'bahr Singarpura', 'bahr' being the Arab word for land. The earliest known Portuguese reference to Singapore is in a letter to Albuquerque in 1513. It is here as has been demonstrated that Portuguese awareness stops and early cartographers had to rely on the even earlier writings of the likes of Marco Polo. At the north east tip of the south east Asian peninsula can be seen a further smaller one entitled 'fulicandora', this represents what we know of as Indochina. Burden (1996-2007) pp. xix-xxii; Karrow (1993) 80/47; Nordenskiold (1979) 205 no. 43; Pastoureau (1984) Ptolemee A; Shirley (2004) T.Ptol-6a; Suarez (1992) pp. 82-114.6414Strassburg: (1513)
GBP13500.0South East Asia1513nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6414&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6414.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasLa France et les environs, jusques a l'Estendue de L'Ancienne. Gaule440 x 570 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; A particularly attractive map of France or ancient Gaul. It famously depicts the country before Louis XIV lost a third of his territory to mapmakers who concluded that the longitudinal width of the country was not as great as was depicted! Not in Pastoureau.6420Paris: (1693)
GBP225.0France1693nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP60.0Islands England1683nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6440&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6440.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN HEIRSCirculi Westphaliae quod Partem Septentrionalem in suos Status Ecclesiasticos ...570 x 500 mm., in early wash colour, good condition.; An ornate detailed map of the region of Westphalia in Germany. The map extends from Emden, Bremen and Hamburg in the north to Cologne, Bonn and Dusseldorf in the south. It takes in the Dutch towns of Maastricht, Nijmegen and Arnhem. To the east the city of Hannover is found. It is finished with an ornate title cartouche upper left. The famous German firm of cartographic publishers was founded by Johann Baptist Homann in 1702 in Nuremberg. In 1707 he published the "Neuer Atlas" whose success continued for many years. In recognition of his success Homann was elected to the Berlin Academy of Sciences. In 1715 Homann was appointed Geographer to the Emperor. Homann died in 1724 and was succeeded by his son Johann Christoph (1703-30) who died shortly after. Henceforth the firm was run by various family members under the title of Homann Heirs until the late 1770s. Homann's map are generally well engraved in a detailed style.7010Nuremberg: (1761)
GBP195.0Germany1761nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7010&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7010.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN, Johann BaptistCirculus Saxoniae Inferioris in Omnes suos Status et Principatus ...480 x 570 mm., in early wash colour, good condition.; The famous German firm of cartographic publishers was founded by Johann Baptist Homann in 1702 in Nuremberg. In 1707 he published the "Neuer Atlas" whose success continued for many years. In recognition of his success Homann was elected to the Berlin Academy of Sciences. In 1715 Homann was appointed Geographer to the Emperor. Homann died in 1724 and was succeeded by his son Johann Christoph (1703-30) who died shortly after. This large scale detailed map covers Lower Saxony and extends from Bremen in the north west through Hamburg, Lubeck, Wismar and Rostock to the Island of Rugen. The city of Berlin is displayed just above the title cartouche with Gottingen shown lower left.7012Nuremberg: (c.1720)
GBP250.0Germanyc.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7012&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7012.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN, Johann BaptistS. R. Imp. Comitatus Hanau ... et Comitatus Solms Budingen et Nidda Cumreliqua Wetteravia500 x 580 mm., in early wash colour and good condition.; The famous German firm of cartographic publishers was founded by Johann Baptist Homann in 1702 in Nuremberg. In 1707 he published the "Neuer Atlas" whose success continued for many years. In recognition of his success Homann was elected to the Berlin Academy of Sciences. In 1715 Homann was appointed Geographer to the Emperor. Homann died in 1724 and was succeeded by his son Johann Christoph (1703-30) who died shortly after. This large scale detailed map covers the region of Hanau around the city of Frankfurt which is shown prominently lower left. The map extends northwards to Giessen and extends eastwards to beyond Gelnhausen. Upper centre is a panorama of the city of Hanau. The cartography is the work of Friedrich Zollmann (1690-1762) a Dutch cartographer who worked for Homann.7013Nuremberg: (1728)
GBP325.0Germany1728nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7013&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7013.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - BOWLES, CaringtonBowles's Reduced Map of Cornwall305 x 375 mm., with small mark upper centre, and small hole at the double fold which is not unusual, otherwise in good condition.; This map of Surrey was first issued in 'Kitchin's Pocket Atlass', 1769. Kitchin is one of the most famous of the eighteenth century county map makers, he contributed to several works. Here Kitchin displays some fresh thought with an atlas in which all the maps are drawn to the same scale, indeed the title points this out 'Drawn to One Scale. By which the true proportion they severally bear to each other may be easily ascertained.' The stock of plates for the unsuccessful atlas came in to the possession of Carington Bowles who re-issued them as 'Bowles's Pocket Atlas', c.1778. Here we have an example from the second edition. Hodson 259.7125London: (1769-[c.78])
GBP180.0Cornwall England1769-[c.78]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7125&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7125.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROCQUE, JohnCornwall155 x 195 mm., with fine recent wash colour, light watermark upper right otherwise in good condition.; John Rocque was a Huguenot who at an early age settled in England. By 1734 he was a surveyor, engraver and publisher. His most important English county contribution was a series of maps first published in the 'English Traveller' in 1746. This is extremely rare and was followed by their inclusion in 'The Small British Atlas' , 1753. This is an example of the map of Cornwall in its second state with the incomplete erasure of the plate mark upper right as issued in the 1753 issue. Skelton-Hodson 198.7132London: (1746-[53])
GBP110.0Cornwall England1746-[53]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7132&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7132.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertCornwall360 x 420 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; From Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia' first published in 1695. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. This is a rare example in EARLY OUTLINE COLOUR. Skelton no. 117.7139London: (1695)
GBP250.0Cornwall England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP325.0Italy Italy1589-[1609]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2891&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2891.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusAsiae X Tab:350 x 470 mm., a fine example in modern wash colour.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the world's greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. This map centres on India although there is not much of a peninsula. Its presence can be determined by the Indus and Ganges Rivers on the left and right respectively. Sri Lanka can be seen at the bottom of the map. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.4023Utrecht: Francois Halma(1578-[c.1695])
GBP350.0India & Ceylon1578-[c.1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4023&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4023.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN, Johann BaptistAchaia Vetus et Nova500 x 590 mm., in fine early wash colour. With some extremely light centrefold browning, otherwise a good example.; FIRST STATE. A superb detailed map of the Attica peninsula containing Athens. This is an example of the first state before the addition of the privilege. The map is drawn by George Wheeler about whom little is known, he appears to have recorded a number of ancient texts during the seventeenth century. Zacharakis, C. 1084.4175Nuremberg: (c.1710)
GBP325.0Greecec.1710nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4175&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4175.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamDucatus Mediolanensis Finitimarumq Regionu Descriptio360 x 480 mm., in modern wash colour. With very minor water stain to portion of side margins not effecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; This fine map of the majority of Northern Italy centred on the Republic of Milan was published in the first edition of Abraham Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1570, the first modern atlas. It is derived from the work of Giovan Giorgio Settala, a native of Milan. His only surviving map is of the Duchy of Milan and only two examples survive; the Biblioteca Istituto Geograficao Militare Italiano, Florence and the British Library. This example was issued in the Latin text edition of 1579 with the pagination 61 to the verso although van den Broecke does not record it. It is derived from a map by Johannes Septala's. Karrow p. 478-9; Meurer p. 237; Van den Broecke, M. no. 125.4704Antwerp: (1570-[79])
GBP550.0Italy1570-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4704&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4704.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE OF THE ADMIRALTYBlack Sea Balaklava Bay680 x 510 mm., with pasted on extension lower right, in good condition.; Balaclava in the Ukraine is immortalised in history by the Battle named after it during the Crimean War. It is famous for the disastrous 'Charge of the Light Brigade' in which 250 men and 400 horses were lost. It formed part of the campaign on behalf of the Anglo-French-Turkish forces to capture Sevastapol, then Russia's main naval base on the Black Sea. A final military charge on 25 October 1854 came from the misinterpreted orders of Lord Raglan. The Brigade were sent up a valley strongly defended by the Russians on three sides. The event is remembered most famously in the poem 'The Charge of the Light Brigade' by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. The fabulously detailed chart depicts the area just 8 weeks after the battle and marks the town in some detail and the British Burial Ground.5373London: (18 December 1854)
GBP195.0Eastern Europe18 December 1854nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5373&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5373.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanComitatis Cantabrigiensis vernacule Cambridgeshire380 x 500 mm., in early outline colour, light even toning otherwise in good condition.; This map was originally published in Jan Jansson's 'Atlas Novus'. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. This particular map is of Cambridgeshire, the Latin text is taken from Camden's 'Britannia'. Skelton no. 34; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5335:1.6183Amsterdam: (1646)
GBP550.0Cambs England1646nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6183&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6183.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanOxonium Comitatus, vulgo Oxford Shire390 x 510 mm., in early outline colour, the very ends of the centrefold top and bottom a little week, otherwise in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Blaeu established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map is one of the most desirable in the atlas covering the county of Oxfordshire. The Arms of Oxford's colleges are along the sides along with their dates of founding. An ornate title cartouche depicts two scholars. With a stylised view of Stonehenge on the verso. Rawnsley 10; Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5265:2.6197Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP550.0Oxford England1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6197&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6197.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NOLIN, Jean BaptistePartie Meridionale des Costes D'Espagne ou sont les Royaume de Granade et d'Andalousie ...535 x 860 mm., in fine recent wash colour, in three sheets joined, a good strong example of a very rare map.; A very fine rare map of the region of Andalusia in southern Spain first published at an unknown date. The scale of the map is quite wonderful extending from west of Cadiz to east of Almeria taking in the cities of Seville, Cordova, and Granada inland. Two ornate title cartouche are found, one written in French, and the other in Spanish dedicated to the King of Spain, Felipe V. He reigned from 1700-24. Jean Baptiste Nolin (1657-1708) was a geographer, engraver and publisher on the Rue St. Jacques in Paris. This example was most likely bound into 'Le Theatre du Monde', his atlas first published in 1707. The left side title bears the additional imprint of Jean Leonard in Brussels, he is not recorded at all in Tooley's Dictionary of Mapmakers. Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' T.NOL 2a II no. 19 & 20.6455Paris: (c.1707)
GBP1050.0Spainc.1707nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6455&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6455.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NOLIN, Jean BaptisteLes Royaumes de Valence et Murcie tirez de Cantel ... Los Reynos de Valencia y de Murcia ...565 x 435 mm., in fine recent wash colour, with fold as issued, in very good condition.; A very fine rare map of the regions of Valencia and Murcia in south eastern Spain first published at an unknown date. The scale of the map is quite wonderful extending from Cartagena in the south to Tortosa in the north. To the right of the map is much of the island of Ibiza. The whole of the Balearic Islands are illustrated in an inset lower right entitled 'Royaume et Isles de Maillorque'. A cartouche upper left bears the title written in French and Spanish and dedicated to the King of Spain Felipe V who reigned from 1700-24. Jean Baptiste Nolin (1657-1708) was a geographer, engraver and publisher on the Rue St. Jacques in Paris. This example was most likely bound into 'Le Theatre du Monde', his atlas first published in 1707. Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' T.NOL 2a II no. 21.6456Paris: (c.1707)
GBP650.0Spainc.1707nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6456&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6456.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasPrincipaute de Galles: ou sont les Comts ou Shires de Anglesey I, Carnarvan, Denbigh, Flint, Merioneth, et Mongomery en Nort - Walles; Cardigan, Radnor, Breknock, Glamorgan, Carmarden, et Penbrock en Sout - Walles370 x 435 mm., in fine early outline colour, good condition.; An attractive map of the whole of Wales first published in Nicolas Sanson's 'Les Cartes Generales de Toutes les Parties du Monde' in 1658. Sanson was France's premier cartographer and helped to lift the field onto another level during his career. With an attractive title cartouche lower left in a nice dark impression. The cartography is derived from that of John Speed and includes the neighbouring English counties including Herefordshire, Shropshire, Worcestershire, Cheshire, parts of Gloucestershire and Staffordshire. To the west the proximity of the Irish coast is depicted. Not in Booth; Pastoureau, M. Sanson V, 27; Roberts, Iolo & Menai Printed Maps of the whole of Wales 1573-1837 Part 1 in The Map Collector no. 68 pp. 34-9; Shirley, R.W. (BI to 1650) 506, pl. 80 st. 3.6460Paris: (1658)
GBP325.0Wales1658nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6460&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6460.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PORCACCHI, TomasoInghilterra105 x 140 mm., on sheet with Italian text, in good condition complete with accompanying pages of text.; A finely engraved map of the British Isles by Girolamo Porro which first appeared in Tomaso Porcacchi's 'L'Isole Piu Famose del Mondo' first published in Venice 1572. This example is from one of the following expanded editions. As might be expected for an Italian map the cartography draws more upon George Lily's exceedingly important map of 1546, rather than the more up to date Gerard Mercator wall map of 1564. Ireland though appears to derive from a third common source. In reducing the larger source map although Porro is recognised for his fine engraving here he accidentally omits London! Shirley British Isles 97; Shirley T.Por 1a no. 16.7045Venice: (1572-[c.76])
GBP325.0British Isles1572-[c.76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7045&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7045.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardIndia. The Punjab Cashmere & C.305 x 435 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; A good large scale map of Punjab and the Kashmir on the Indian and Pakistan border. The Kashmir district is upper centre of the map in some detailPublished in the 'Weekly Dispatch Atlas'.7166London: (c.1865)
GBP125.0India & Ceylonc.1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7166&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7166.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPOT DE LA MARINEPlan de la Partie Septentrionale du Detroit de Messina. Cotes D'Italie930 x 630 mm., in good condition.; A fine large scale sea chart of the Straits of Messina between Sicily and the mainland of Italy. The town of Messina itself is at the centre of the chart with Reggio depicted on the opposite shore to the south east. To the right an explanation is given of the currents and navigation through the famous Strait.7200Paris: (1864)
GBP135.0Italy1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7200&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7200.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPOT DE LA MARINEPlan de la Partie Septentrionale du Detroit de Messina. Cotes D'Italie640 x 920 mm., in good condition.; A superb large scale sea chart of the Straits of Messina between Sicily and the mainland of Italy. The town of Messina itself is shown in some detail lower left.7201Paris: (1862)
GBP160.0Italy1862nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7201&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7201.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PORCACCHI, TomasoS. Giovanni105 x 140 mm., on sheet with Italian text, complete with a second leaf of text describing the island. In good condition.; A lovely example of Tomaso Porcacchi's map of the island of Puerto Rico. This is one of the earliest obtainable maps of the island, one of only a handful published in the sixteenth century. The topographical detail although good is a little conceptual. It includes a decorative cartouche, four sea monsters and a compass rose upper left. St.Coix (Croce) in the Virgin Islands is depicted lower right. The map is printed by Simone Galignani and engraved by Girolamo Porro and first appeared in the enlarged second edition of 'L'Isole Piu Famose del Mondo' issued in 1576. The atlas is classed as an Isolario a term used to define an atlas of largely island maps. The tradition of the 'Isolario' began in the Mediterranean Sea and the first printed one appeared at the hands of Bartolommeo dalli Sonetti in c.1485. This was followed by the notable works of Benedetto Bordone in 1528 and Porcacchi. Phillips (1909-) 167; Sabin (1868) 64149; Shirley T.Por 1b no. 33.7046Venice: (1576)
USD550.0West Indies, South & Central America1576nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7046&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7046.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JEFFERYS, ThomasThe American Atlas: or, A Geographical Description of the Whole Continent of America Wherein are Delineated at Large, its Several Regions, Countries, States, and Islands; and Chiefly the British Colonies ... By the Late Mr. Thomas Jefferys, Geographer to the King, and othersFolio (555 x 400 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled boards. Ribbed spine with seven compartments, gilt ruled, with gilt calf title. Some moderate wear to the spine. With typographic title as transcribed above and index numbered to 30, with 23 maps (11 folding, 11 double-page and 1 single-page) numbered to 29 using 49 copper plates. All with early outline colour. Mounted on guards throughout. With water stain affecting map number 9. The condition of the maps is generally good, some light offsetting. There are a couple of minor creases as one would expect on a couple of the large folding maps.; A superb clean, strong example of an important atlas. Thomas Jefferys (1719-71) was arguably the most important English cartographer during the eighteenth century. A publisher, engraver, author and geographer of some note he was appointed Geographer to Frederick Prince of Wales in 1748, and later to King George III. It was during the Seven Years War that Jefferys made a name for himself as an authority on North American cartography. Many of those important maps are present in the atlas offered here. His other great contribution was in English County cartography being involved with a number of county atlases. But it was his large scale maps of the counties that extended his finances too far. His map of Devonshire in 1765 won the first ever prize of 100 offered by the Royal Society of Arts. By 1766 he was forced into bankruptcy. To survive Jefferys entered into partnerships, the most important of which was with the London map and printseller Robert Sayer. In 1768 his attention turned back to America when they published 'A General Topography of North America and the West Indies'. When Jefferys died in 1771, Sayer purchased a large amount of his stock. Sayer by then was in partnership with John Bennett. Together they continued to publish Jefferys maps, compiling amongst other atlases 'The American Atlas' offered here.This is arguably the first American state atlas displaying as it does for the first time all of the American colonies in great detail. Ristow stated that as a major cartographic reference work it was very likely consulted by American, English and French civilian administrators and military officers during the Revolution. The first edition is dated 1775 with further issues in 1776, 1778, 1782, 1794 and 1800. The dates on the actual maps can be later than that on the title page. This is an example dated 1778 on the title page with the latest dated map being that of South America 1 July 1779. Amongst the significant maps included in this atlas are the surveys of the American continent in 6 sheets, Nova Scotia with Cape Breton Island, and New England by Braddock Mead (alias John Green), William Brasier's survey of Lake Champlain and the upper Hudson River valley, New York and New Jersey by Samuel Holland, the English edition of William Scull's map of Pennsylvania, Virginia by Joshua Fry and Peter Jefferson (father of Thomas, the third US President), the Carolinas by Henry Mouzon and Lieutenant Ross's map of the Mississippi River. A full list of contents is available. Provenance: private English collection acquired 1970s; private English collection. Harley, 'Imago Mundi' XX pp. 27-48; Howes J81; Phillips Atlases 3659a; Pritchard & Taliaferro p. 211; Ristow, Introduction to the facsimile edition (Amsterdam, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, 1976); Sabin 35953; Shirley, BL T.JEF 2c; Streeter I 72.1937London: Robert Sayer and John Bennett(1778-[79])
USD119500.0Atlas world1778-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1937&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdencaburden.com/pictures/Multi5/1937.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN KEULEN, JohannesPas-Kaart van de Golff de Guanaios. Met 't Canaal tusschen Yucatan en I. Cuba ...520 x 590 mm., with fine recent colour, in good condition.; This superb sea chart of the Yucatan peninsula in present day Mexico is orientated to the south. It was first published in the magnificent Lichtende Zee-Fakkel in 1684, this one being from the fourth volume. The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1680 with the publication of the Zee Atlas. The multi volume Zee Fakkel followed soon after. This map extends to the island of Cuba in the east. This is is an example of the second state with the addition of a further sand bar to Yucatan. With an ornate title cartouche framed by two winged figures. Koeman (1967-70) IV no. 128 st. 2, Keu 109A.6454Amsterdam: (1684-[1695])
USD1250.0West Indies, South & Central America1684-[1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6454&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6454.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORSE, JedidiahThe American Geography ; or, A View of the Present Situation of the United States of AmericaOctavo (220 x 145 mm.), full modern calf, gilt ruled ribbed spine with calf gilt title label. With two large folding maps and a folding table, in good condition. xvi, 536 pp.; This is the second edition published in London of a work first published in Elizabethtown in 1789. Jedidiah Morse (1761-1826) was born in Woodstock, Connecticut, and became a Congregational Minister and geographer in New Haven. His book The American Geography was first published in 1784 with text only and its success earned him the title of the father of American geography. The two engraved maps depict the northern and southern parts of the fledgling United States of America. That of the northern parts is entitled A Map of the Northern and Middle States; comprehending the Western Territory and the British Dominions in North America from the best Authorities. The map of the southern parts is entitled A Map of the States of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia; Comprehending the Spanish Provinces of East and West Florida ... and is by Joseph Purcell of particular interest including as it does a reference to the New State of Franklin. This State existed effectively as a Republic for four years or more from 1784 and was intended as part payment to the Federal Government of debts accrued by North Carolina during the American War of Independence. The map also interestingly outlines the locations of the Indian nations at the time. Provenance: acquired in Texas 1999. Howes (1962) M840; Ristow (1985) p. 71; Sabin (1868) 50926; Schwartz & Ehrenberg (1980) p. 209.7142London: John Stockdale(1792)
USD1250.0Travel1792nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7142&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7142.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnKent with her Cities and Earles Described and Observed380 x 500 mm., in recent wash colour. With the lower margin repaired with further paper not affecting the image.; By arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629). Published in the 'Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain', 1612. It was the first atlas of the whole British Isles. He was a tailor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. A second edition appeared c.1614-16 in which the text was reset by Thomas Snodham. This map of Kent is from that edition. His maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. Here we find plans of 'Canterbury' and 'Rochester'. Burgess 9 iv; Shirley BL T.Spe 1c; Skelton 7 & 10.5583London: (1612-[14])
GBP850.0Kent England1612-[14]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5583&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5583.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RAMBLE, ReubenReuben Rambles Travels through the Counties of EnglandQuarto (215 x 175 mm.), full contemporary cloth, ornate blind ruling to boards, gilt embossed title to upper board, rebacked preserving original spine with gilt title. Five parts in one volume, with pictorial frontispiece and title, typographic title, Preface and 40 early wash coloured lithographic plates. The first two maps with some marginal waterstaining, some light offsetting as usual, otherwise a good example.; Reuben Ramble designed this atlas for children but it is now highly desired. The maps were originally published by Robert Miller as the 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1821. Prior to that they were utilised as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. Here Ramble surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. The reference works normally place a date of c.1845 on this work however we have had examples with ownership inscriptions dated as early as 1843. Ramble, whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark (1810-75), left his fathers business in 1836 and went to London. He soon became a partner to William Darton. He went on to write geography books for children and later in life became the Rector of Eaton-Bishop. Provenance: 'From the Pailton Christmas Tree January 1870'. Carroll 74B; Chubb 517.7098London: Darton and Clark(1843)
GBP2250.0English County Atlas1843nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7098&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7098.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEA, PhilipTo his Grace ... John Tillotson ... Lord Archbishop of Canterbury ... this New Map of Kent is Most Humbly Presented and Dedicated by P. Lea415 x 535 mm., in early outline colour. With some light browning to the centre fold, otherwise in good condition.; In Philip Leas The Shires of England and Wales Described by Christopher Saxton, c.1693, three different maps may be found of Kent. The original Saxton plate which included the counties of Surrey and Sussex was used at first. This was replaced by the plate made available by John Ogilby in at least one known example; the Gardner copy. Finally and quite probably early on Lea commissioned his own production offered here in a later state. It is the presence of this map which helped carto-bibliographers confirm a date of 1693 on the atlas. It contains a plan of Canterbury, eight coats-of-arms and a dedication to John Tillotson as Archbishop of Canterbury a post he held from 1691-94. Provenance: private English collection. Burgess (2009) no. 26.i; Hodson (1984-97) I pp. 186-8; Skelton (1970) p. 179.7222London: (1693)
GBP1450.0Kent England1693nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7222&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7222.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VON REILLY, Franz Johann JosephDie Inseln um Portsmouth205 x 265 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; An interesting map of the region of Portsmouth, Hampshire, and important naval area at the time. The map extends along the coast from Titchfield to Pagham (Bognor) and inland, including part of the Isle of Wight. It is from Von Reilly's 'Grosse Deutscher Atlas'. Dorflinger 'The first Austrian world atlases' in 'Imago Mundi' 33; Phillips 686; refer to Shirley BL T.Reil 1a; Tooley Dictionary.7225Vienna: (1790)
GBP110.0Hants England1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7225&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7225.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE(Collection maps from the Universal Magazine)Quarto (270 x 210 mm), contemporary quarter calf, marbled boards, spine perished. With 21 maps and 26 views. A wormhole track near the gutter not obtrusive, in fair condition.; A collection of maps and prints from the Universal Magazine, one of the leading and best illustrated newspapers of the mid-eighteenth century. It includes alphabetically all the English counties from Stafford including Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wiltshire, Worcester and the three Ridings of Yorkshire. Also present are the Isle of Man, all seven relating to Wales, Minorca and Guadeloupe. These are bound with a further 26 views from the same publication. Provenance: bookplate of E. C. Powell, Petersfield Bookshop; private English collection. Chubb 188; Hodson no. 253.7270London: (1758-66)
GBP450.0English County Atlas1758-66nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7270&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7270.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAMBARDE, WilliamA Perambulation of Kent; Conteining the Description, Hystorie, and Customes of that Shyre. Written in the yeere 1570 by William Lambarde of Lincolnes Inne Gent: first published in the yeere 1576 and now increased and altered after the Authors owne last CopieOctavo (185 x 145 mm.), full contemporary calf, corners repaired, rebacked with ornate gilt embossed and ribbed spine, red calf gilt title label. [10], 588, [6] pp. With single page map of 'Anglia Heptarchia' (slightly shaved at bottom with no significant loss) and large folding map of Kent (tipped in? and repaired at the folds), last leaf with a tear, A1 strengthened along the fore edge with no loss of text, some occasional light spotting otherwise in good condition.; William Lambarde (1536-1601) was a notable lawyer and antiquary of his day and part of the close circle of Queen Elizabeth I. One of his roles was as Keeper of the Records in the Tower. The first edition of the Perambulation of Kent was published in 1576 and was the earliest printed history of an English county. In it he refers to a Chart of the Shire (Hind I p. 224). Because of its vulnerability to invasion by the French the county of Kent had always been of special cartographic significance. The map here displays the beacon system to warn of danger to the coast. Lambardes protg was Philip Symonson the superintendent of Rochester Bridge and later mayor of Rochester. In 1596 he would extend this work with a large two sheet map of the county. It coincided with the second edition of Lambardes work offered here. This is the second and best edition and is dedicated to Thomas Wotton. The DNB calls this work 'a model of arrangement and style'. Provenance: manuscript ownership inscription on verso of last printed page of '1689 John Beaban'; bookplates of Eustace Whereat Turner M.A.; Patrick Ashley Turner; and A. C. Burford; Marrin's Bookshop; private English collection. Burgess 'Kent' 5; Cox III, pp. 127-128; DNB; STC 15176; Upcott I, p. 350.7278London: Edm. Bollifant(1596)
GBP1500.0British Topography1596nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7278&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7278.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Six Sheet Map of England and Wales, with Part of Scotland: On which are Carefully Laid down All the Direct and Principal Cross Roads, the Course of the Rivers and Navigable Canals, Cities, Markets ... Compiled from the Most Recent Surveys1350 x 1050 mm., in full early wash colour, cut, dissected and laid on linen. With the original publishers marbled paper slipcase with paper title pasted on, with slight wear. The map in good condition.; The map is drawn to the scale of 8 miles to the inch. It is drawn with Greenwich as the meridian with all the roads well illustrated and the distance between towns marked. It was first published in 1818 with subsequent editions in 1823, 1824 offered here, 1826 and 1840. Provenance: manuscript ownership mark of Lady Ellenborough (1807-81), noted English aristocrat whose scandalous life included four husbands and numerous lovers. Fordham (1925) Cary p. 103-4.7301London: (1824)
GBP750.0British Isles1824nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7301&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7301.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertCarte du Gouvernement de Champagne et Brie410 x 290 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; From Rigobert Bonne's 'Atlas Moderne' first published in 1762 by Jean Lattre with maps from various cartographers. Bonne was an engineer, mathematician and cartographer. He succeeded Bellin as the hydrographer at the Depot de la Marine. Jean Lattre was the publisher of this edition, he may also have been this maps engraver. The map covers the famous French provinces of Champagne and Brie. Shirley BL T.Bonn 1a.5590Paris: (1771)
GBP65.0France1771nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5590&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5590.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertCarte des Gouvernements de Dauphine et de Provence410 x 290 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; From Rigobert Bonne's 'Atlas Moderne' first published in 1762 by Jean Lattre with maps from various cartographers. Bonne was an engineer, mathematician and cartographer. He succeeded Bellin as the hydrographer at the Depot de la Marine. Jean Lattre was the publisher of this edition, he may also have been this maps engraver. The map covers the southern French provinces of Dauphine and Provence. Shirley BL T.Bonn 1a.5591Paris: (1771)
GBP75.0France1771nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5591&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5591.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBURG, JohannesAngliae Regnum195 x 255 mm., in good condition.; The 'Atlas Minor' by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three 'Minor' versions of Gerard Mercator's 'Atlas'. Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were engraved by Pieter van den Keere and this one of England and Wales is derived directly from Mercator. Koeman ME 198; Phillips 3439; Shirley British Isles 413; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Clop 1a.6235Amsterdam: (1630)
GBP350.0British Isles1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6235&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6235.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamCambridge Comitatus quem olim Iceni Insederunt280 x 320 mm., light water stain upper corners away from the image, in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. The first printed map of Cambridgeshire from William Camden's 'Britannia', the first fully illustrated edition of his classic work. An example of the second state from the third edition. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.6271London: (1607-[37])
GBP160.0Cambs England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6271&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6271.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPENCER, NathanielPerspective View of Newcastle, Upon Tyne, in Northumberland160 x 270 mm., trimmed and laid down on paper, otherwise in good condition.; This fine early copper plate view of Newcastle is from Nathaniel Spencer's The Complete English Traveller, first published in 1771.6297London: (1771)
GBP45.0Northumbs England1771nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6297&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6297.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamAegypti Recentior Descriptio/ Carthaginis Celeberrimi Sinus Typus325 x 230 mm., in good modern wash colour, in good condition.; This is the right side only from a double page map sheet that contained one of Asia Minor to the left. This half features a well engraved map of Egypt drawn from one published by Paolo Forlani in Venice 1566. The lower map is of the ancient city of Carthage again drawn from an Italian source which although unidentified can be dated to 1535. It was published in the first edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1570, the first modern atlas. This example was issued in the Latin text edition of 1579. Van den Broecke 174b & c; refer Woodward 'The Maps and Prints of Paolo Forlani' 49.6996Antwerp: (1570-[79])
GBP150.0Africa1570-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6996&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6996.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JAILLOT, Alexis HubertL'Alsace Divisee en ses Principales Parties ...800 x 560 mm., printed from two plates, joined, early outline colour, small tear to lower margin, repaired, light offset visible in the title, very light centrefold crease, otherwise in good condition.; An attractive large scaled map of Alsace extending from Basle in the south to Philipsbourg in the north. The map centres on Strasbourg which is prominently displayed. With an ornate title cartouche. This map appears in the Dutch edition published by Pierre Mortier and is derived from the Parisian original. Pastoureau, M. Jaillot I-D,14.7116Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier(1692)
GBP195.0France1692nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7116&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7116.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLS, EdwardA New Map of the Western Parts of Asia Minor, Shewing their Antient Divisions, Countries or People ...370 x 495 mm., in recent wash colour, small mark in the lower margin otherwise in good condition.; Edward Wells (1667-1727) was a mathematician and geographer. This map is from the 'New Sett of Mapps' first published in 1700. All the maps are dedicated to the young Duke of Gloucester who had always been sickly and died in July 1700. This fine detailed map focuses on Asia Minor or present day Turkey. The ornate title cartouche is surmounted with the royal coat of arms, the whole is engraved by Robert Spofforth. The Duke of Gloucester was a student of Wells at Oxford. Shirley (BL) T.Well 1a.7146London: (1700-[c.10])
GBP175.0Middle East1700-[c.10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7146&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7146.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, Frans - JANSSON, JanCantuar=bury290 x 430 mm., with old folds from earlier mounting, otherwise in good condition.; This fine early birds-eye view of Canterbury is from the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' which was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617 of which just 10 were English. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel although this one is unidentified. It was first published in the fourth volume first issued in 1588 in Latin. This example was published by Jan Jansson in 1657, Jansson had acquired all of the Braun and Hogenberg plates around 1653 and issued them in the multi volume 'Theatrum Urbium'. For this issue the original title cartouche are removed along with the four figures which were in the foreground, it is here where the new title is placed. Fordham 'Town Plans of the British Isles', in 'Map Collectors' Circle' no. 22 p. 5; Koeman II B & H 4 no. 1 & Ja 15 no. 3.7220Amsterdam: (1588-[c.1650])
GBP295.0Kent England1588-[c.1650]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7220&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7220.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BEER, Johann C.Canterburn. Cantuaria165 x 130 mm., in good condition.; The source of this town plan of Canterbury is the VERY RARE 'Das Neu-Geharnischte Gross-Britannien' published in Nuremberg by Johann C. Beer in 1690. It contained a series of town plans of the British Isles derived from various sources including Braun and Hogenberg, Speed, and even Merian. The map of Scotland in the atlas is engraved by Johann Baptist Homann who may have engraved the rest of the work also. Fordham 'Town Plans of the British Isles', in 'Map Collectors' Circle' no. 22 p. 10; Shirley BL I T.Beer 2a no. 18; Tooley (1999-2004).7223Nuremberg: (1690)
GBP90.0Kent England1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7223&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7223.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BICKHAM, GeorgeA Map of Kent, South from London260 x 145 mm., with accompanying descriptive text, in good condition.; A pictorial view of the county with foreground vignettes of county scenery. First published in George Bickham's fully engraved 'British Monarchy' c.1743. Of extreme rarity, only seven examples of the atlas are recorded. The maps are highly collected for their distinctiveness. Below the title is a dedication to the Lord Lieutenant of the county. Bickham was a renowned author and engraver of works on calligraphy. Burgess 44 st. 1; Lyon 'A Bird's-eye View of the Bickhams' in The Map Collector no. 2 pp. 30-3; (1966) no. 7; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7230London: (1743)
GBP280.0Kent England1743nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7230&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7230.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERTELLI, Pietro - BERTELLI, FrancescoMalta120 x 175 mm., printed slightly off square otherwise in good condition.; Pietro Bertelli (fl.1594-1616) was a member of the extensive family of engravers, publishers and mapsellers of the same name largely known to work in Venice. In 1599 Pietro published a series of town plans under the title 'Theatrum Urbium Italicarum' which were mainly bird's-eye views. Ganado describes this plate "This bird's-eye view of the harbour shows on Mount Sceberras what has been described as the Lanci proposal for the new city. It is cut off from Fort St Elmo and the land front is in line with Senglea. The map was based on the map by Francesco Valegio." The new city of 'Valeta' is identified. Cremonini (1991) no. 9 (12); Ganado (2003) no. 86; Mason 'Maps of Malta in the Order of St. John' no. 20; refer Shirley (2004) T.Ber 2a no. 13.7352Venice: (1599)
GBP475.0Mediterranean1599nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7352&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7352.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertPlan De La Baye D'Awatska sur la cote Orientale Du Kamtschatka.../ Plan du Typa ou de Macao360 x 225 mm., in good condition.; This map is engraved by Gaspard Andre for Bonne's "Atlas Encyclopedique". Cartographically it draws upon Captain James Cook's accounts. Upper left is a chart of the bay of D'Awatska on the Kamtschatka coast with a part of the islands of Japan to its right. The most important part though is lower right which is a fine chart of the waters arround Macao. The town is laid out simply. It was visited by Cook's ship during the third voyage although without Cook who had been killed in Hawaii earlier in 1779. At the time the vessel was under the command of Gore and King. Each chart depicts coastal topography along with soundings, shoals, channels and some navigational notes. The route of Cook's vessels is illustrated with a line. Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 666.7374Paris: (c.1780)
GBP85.0Chinac.1780nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7374&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7374.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DAUMONT, Jean-FrancoisVue Perspective du Marche aux Fleurs a Londres245 x 385 mm., in early wash colour, in good condition.; This copperplate engraving is a fine example of the school of prints known loosely as 'Vue d'Optique'. They are most easily recognised by there consistent dimensions and style with notable blue wash skies. They are a form of perspective view which were popular during the eighteenth century in Europe. They were designed to be viewed through an optical device known as a 'zograscope' or 'optique', and were issued by many different publishers in various cities. This one is by Jean-Francois Daumont who was the successor to Jean-Baptiste Nolin in Paris. It is a fine bird's-eye view of Covent Garden flower market. It began in a small manner in 1649 but following the Great Fire of London in 1666 which destroyed the markets in the City grew considerably. By the 1760s the market occupied much of the square.7380Paris: (c.1760)
GBP195.0Middx Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7380&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7380.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHEREAU, JacquesVue du Palais Royal de Hampton Court a 15 Milles de Londres250 x 360 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; This copperplate engraving is a fine example of the school of prints known loosely as 'Vue d'Optique'. They are most easily recognised by there consistent dimensions and style with notable blue wash skies. They are a form of perspective view which were popular during the eighteenth century in Europe. They were designed to be viewed through an optical device known as a 'zograscope' or 'optique', and were issued by many different publishers in various cities. This one is by Jacques Chereau whose son would marry in to the family of Andre Basset, another publisher of such prints. It is a fine bird's-eye view of the Hampton Court, the famous palace of the Tudor Kings.7383Paris: (c.1760)
GBP175.0Middx Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7383&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7383.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BASSET, Paul-AndrePlace de la Basilique de Saint Jean de Latran Mere et chef de toutes les Eglises de Rome280 x 420 mm., in early wash colour, light dirt to some of the margins otherwise in good condition.; This copperplate engraving is a fine example of the school of prints known loosely as 'Vue d'Optique'. They are most easily recognised by there consistent dimensions and style with notable blue wash skies. They are a form of perspective view which were popular during the eighteenth century in Europe. They were designed to be viewed through an optical device known as a 'zograscope' or 'optique', and were issued by many different publishers in various cities. This one is by Paul-Andre Basset who is part of an extensive family of print publishers in Paris. It is a fine bird's-eye view of the Piazza di San Giovanni in Laterano in Rome and is much the same today as it is in the view.7384Paris: (c.1760)
GBP125.0Italyc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7384&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7384.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DIGHTON, RobertCaricature of England and Wales140 x 100 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; This is a desirable caricature map of England and Wales after Robert Dighton (1752-1814), a well known eighteenth century painter of portraits and caricatures. Initially he often worked anonymously for Carington Bowles. In the 1790s his series of caricature portraits earned him praise. He achieved notoriety however when he took some Rembrandt engravings from the British Museum and replaced them with copies. They were all located in his rooms and returned. The date of issue is unknown but the first catalogue in which they appear is dated to 1795. They were so successful that the Bowles firm issued this reduced size in 1808. No specific reason has been identified for the depiction and they were merely intended for amusement. Feaver (1988) p. 60; Hill (1978) pp. 44-5; Mackenzie (1998) p. 143Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).6987London: (c.1795)
GBP950.0British Islesc.1795nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6987&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6987.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DIGHTON, Robert (after)England and Wales; Scotland; Ireland ... Geography bewitched ...85 x 60 mm., each, laid on card, in printed colour, with remnants of paper to which they had been affixed on the verso, manuscript annotations on verso of all three signed 'LT'.; The England and Wales in this series was originally conceived by James Gillray and published by Hannah Humphrey in 1791, the accompanying Scotland and Ireland were designed by Robert Dighton in 1793 and published by Bowles and Carver. The initial quarto engravings were popular and soon followed by reductions in 1808. The England and Wales offered here bears at the bottom a general advertisement for the series. Below this in all three cards are manuscript notations stating 'Very Scarce & valuable', 'Very Scarce indeed', etc. This is the same hand as on the verso of each card which state 'These three cards Given to me by Mr George Crowther of Hebden Bridge 1916 L.T.' . One of the most famous cartographic caricaturist was only recently identified as Lillian Lancaster. As a girl she provided the drawings for William Harvey's 'Geographical Fun' who used the pseudonym Aleph. In his introduction he writes how the maps were drawn by a fifteen year old girl for the amusement of her sick brother, this was Lillian Lancaster. Born Eliza Jane Lancaster in 1852 in London she went on to the stage as a pantomime artist, comedy actress and singer. The idea apparently came from an earlier drawing of England represented by Punch riding on a dolphin. Their intent was not just entertainment but also educational as the introduction states no history no journal can be understood without acknowledge of maps, and good services is done when we make such information more easy and agreeable. In 1884 she married William Edward Tennant, a London tutor and landed proprietor. William died at the young age of 43 in 1897 and Lillian subsequently retired to Brighton, where she would seem to have returned to designing and producing humorous manuscript caricature maps. It is possibly no coincidence that her married initials became L.T. as inscribed here on these caricatures. Provenance: private English collection. Barron http://barronmaps.com/lilian-lancaster-1852-1939/; Slowther, Catherine The Map Collector no. 16 pp. 48-50; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7039London?: (c.1870)
GBP1950.0British Islesc.1870noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7039&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7039a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7039b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7039c.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, John - BROWNE, ChristopherCornwall380 x 505 mm., with later wash colour, light ink mark lower right, otherwise in good condition.; A superb map of Cornwall by arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629). It was published in the 'Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine', 1612, the first atlas of the whole British Isles. He was a tailor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties, this one is derived from the manuscript of John Norden and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. The book took several years to prepare hence earlier states appear of some, and in this case an earlier proof does exist. His maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. Here we find a fine birds-eye depiction of 'Launceston'. This view is drawn from John Norden's lost manuscript. This issue is from the extremely rare post Bassett and Chiswell edition by Christopher Browne. The dating of the Christopher Browne ownership of the Speed plates is speculative. The previous owners Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell had been granted a ten-year privilege which expired in 1686. It would be logical to assume that they would have retained ownership throughout this period. It has been suggested that the plates of the Theatre at least came in to the hands of Robert Walton. Certainly by 1691 they were all in the possession of Browne. A collection of 64 maps sold by Browne was in the possession of Francis Edwards in 1967. The book bore the ownership inscription of Devereux Knightley 1691 and the Irish map by Browne dated the same year was also present. All the maps including those owned by Browne and the Speeds were printed from the same paper stock. Interestingly of the six county maps known to bear the Browne imprint only one was present. They were replaced by one Speed with Bassett and Chiswell imprint, one Overton and 3 Jansson maps. An explanation may be that they were away at the engravers having the imprints altered. From the evidence we have it is hard to speculate if an atlas edition was intended or whether he just wanted to stamp ownership on them. Of the six that bear his imprint five are contiguous counties in the south west including this one, the sixth is Yorkshire. The atlas if it can be called a regular edition, is exceedingly rare. Only four known collections exist. Hodson 135; Quixley (1966) no. 7; Skelton 116.7093London: (1612-[c.92])
GBP1650.0Cornwall England1612-[c.92]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7093&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7093.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TEESDALE, HenryA Travelling AtlasQuarto (235 x 185 mm.), nineteenth century half red calf, red cloth boards with gilt 'Atlas' embossed to upper board, ornate blind ruled and gilt decorated spine with title, light wear. With early endpapers, engraved title page, engraved Contents leaf and 45 engraved maps including 1 large folding general map of England and Wales with minor tear where bound in and 44 single page maps of North and South Wales and the English counties. In good condition.; Henry Teesdale (fl.1828-45) a successful publisher in London is best known for two English County atlases. In 1829 he acquired the county plates to Robert Rowes exceedingly rare English Atlas and after revision published them as the New British Atlas. Encouraged by its undoubted success he embarked on a reduced sized county atlas which he published the following year entitled A New Travelling Atlas. In this work the roads are made the principal feature. The engraved title page bears an attractive vignette above the imprint displaying five cherubs being educated in geography. The maps bear a distinct piano keyboard design. For some reason it was not a great success, at least judging from the fact that only two examples survive: Cambridge University Library and a private English collection. For the second edition in 1843, plate numbers were added, as were railways in the counties where they had been introduced. It appears that he took in a partner D. W. Martin which might explain the possible delay in publication. Chubb pointed out that the Cambridge map bears the London to Cambridge Railway which was officially opened July 1845. This later title page bears across the top This Edition Contains All The Railways. We have identified two issues of this edition, this being the earlier one. The later issue bears the latest railways added to several maps. Only A HANDFUL OF EXAMPLES survive. Provenance: manuscript ownership marks of 'Mark Wm. Hunter from Mark Woodhouse' '- 'Re-bound 1888', all in the same hand. Burgess (2004) no. 124.ii; Carroll (1996) no. 92.2; refer Chubb (1927) no. 418; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7188London: Henry Teesdale and Sold by D. W. Martin(1830-[43])
GBP1100.0English County Atlas1830-[43]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7188&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7188.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]YATES, William & SONSA Map of Warwickshire Drawn from an Actual Survey taken in the Years 1787-1788-1789 by Willm. Yates & Sons for John SharpIn four sheets 665 x 520 mm. each, in early outline colour, backed on archive tissue with some wrinkling to the surface, otherwise in good condition.; The William Yates (c.1737-1802) survey of the county of Warwickshire was the most important published since that of Henry Beighton in 1729. It was surveyed at the scale of one inch to the mile with the assistance of his two sons. To achieve this work two base lines of about 10 miles each were measured and from these a network of triangulation was made. The grid for this is included in the map. The sites of these two lines were decided upon because of good visibility. One is taken from the excellent view points of the spire of St, Michael's in Coventry to St. Mary's Church Tower in Warwick. The other runs along a section of the old Roman road Watling Street. The further points in the triangulation are all points of good visibility such as churches and windmills. This gave the map a degree of accuracy recognised by the Society of Arts who gave it an award.In his eagerness to be accurate and up-to-date he made a point of finding out as much as he could about the rapidly expanding canal network. This unfortunately encouraged him to not only apply the routes of canals not yet built but also those of ones not yet approved. The Birmingham-Warwick canal was not finally in use until 1799 and the Stratford-on-Avon canal was just a proposition and not completed until 1816. The extensions from Hockley to Tamworth and Hardwick to Binton were never constructed. One of the most fascinating parts of the map is seeing the open spaces between Birmingham and the nearby towns of Edgbaston, Aston, Moseley, Handsworth and Yardley. A vision of how land would be eaten up by the rapid industrialisation in the ensuing two hundred years. The survey did not end at the county border extending to take in the nearby towns in some detail. The Explanation helps to identify the Market Towns, Seats, Churches, Turnpike Roads noting Milestones and 'Toll Barrs', Rivers complete with Water Mills, Canals with locks and bridges, coal pits and political boundaries. An ornate compass appears upper left and a fine vignette of St. Mary's Church Tower in Warwick. Upper right is a plan of the measurements taken to triangulate the county. The map was published by John Sharp, a bookseller in the High Street, Warwick. Large scale surveys by Yates are rare, he only produced two others; Staffordshire 1775 and Lancashire in 1786. Prior to that he worked with his then partner John Chapman in a survey of Derbyshire for Peter Perez Burdett, published c.1767. He was a surveyor and Customs Officer at Liverpool from 1771-1802. Delano-Smith & Kain (1999) pp. 88-91, 94-5; France, R. Sharpe (1958) 'William Yates, Cartographer', in 'Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Historic Society' Vol. 109 pp. 200-02; Harvey & Thorpe (1959) no. 51 & pp. 39-41; Imago Mundi 19 pp. 56 & 63; Tooley's Dictionary.7218Warwick: John Sharp(1793)
GBP1950.0Warwick England1793nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7218&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7218a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7218b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7218c.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7218d.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANDREWS, John & WREN, MatthewA Plan of the City of Canterbury485 x 600 mm., with original folds still in very good condition.; This detailed plan of Canterbury by John Andrews and Matthew Wren is separately published by Andrew Dury and William Herbert, but is more usually found with Andrews and Dury's twenty-five sheet large scale map of the county of Kent published a year later in 1769. At the bottom outside the neatline is an advertisement for the large scale map announcing that it will shortly be published on a scale of two inches to the mile. This plan is drawn to the large scale of about 175 feet to the inch. John Andrews (fl.1766-98) was a geographer, surveyor, engraver and mapseller in London who is particularly well known for his fine collaborations with Andrew Dury. Matthew Wren had already worked with Andrews on plans of Hertford and St. Albans. The finished product was published jointly by Andrews and William Herbert. Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7221London: Andrew Dury and William Herbert(1768)
GBP650.0Kent England1768nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7221&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7221.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOLLAR, WenceslausThe North Prospect of Canterbury The Ground Plott of Canterbury/ A Prospect of the Southside of Christ Church the Cathedrall of Canterbury365 x 560 mm., in excellent condition with good margins.; This plate is undated but the dedication to Gilbert Sheldon the Archbishop of Canterbury narrows the dates to 1663-77. It is published by John Ogilby who bears the title Royal Cosmographer which he was appointed in 1671, he died in 1676. Hence the best guess would be the early 1670s. The fine panorama of Canterbury from a distance is typical of Hollars finest work. Thomas Johnson (fl/ 1634-76) was the artist for the view along with that of the Cathedral below. Johnson, a native of Canterbury, was a noted landscape painter of the day. The plan of the city is derived from that of John Speed first published in 1612. This work is believed to date from the early days of preparation for his ambitious atlas of the English counties. Money and his own health caught up with him, but fortunately he did indeed manage to publish the immensely important Britannia in 1675. The first state is incredibly rare; this example is the second by Henry Overton whose imprint appears lower right. Second state of three. Hyde Gilded Scenes no.12; Pennington 961.2; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7228London: Henry Overton at the White Horse without Newgate(c.1672-[c.1710])
GBP750.0Kent Englandc.1672-[c.1710]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7228&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7228.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TUNNICLIFF, William[A Topographical Survey of the Counties of Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall, Commonly called the Western Circuit] WiltshireOctavo (230 x 160 mm.), no boards, the Wiltshire section only which includes 51-89 pp., a folding map of Wiltshire 495 x 370 mm., in early wash colour, with binding tear 50 mm. in length repaired, an Index Table of Distances for Wiltshire and 7 plates of the Arms of the Nobility of the County, otherwise in good condition.; William Tunnicliff (fl.1784-96) was a land surveyor and cartographer. In 1787 he began publishing a series of 'Topographical Surveys' of individual counties. In that year he was also advertising for employment and it seems that the series was a stop gap to further employment. His earliest maps are of Lancashire, Staffordshire and Cheshire, all smaller in size. Tunnicliff included much industrial information and focused on canals, a feature which was dramatically changing the landscape at the time. Later maps were focused more on the counties to the south and west as here. Indeed the year of this publication 1791 marked the last and included in one volume the counties of Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall. Offered here is the part of the volume on Wiltshire. Provenance: Old Hall Bookshop. Fordham 'Roads' p. 41; Smith 'The Maps of William Tunnicliff, Reluctant County Map-Maker', in IMCoS Journal 39 pp. 19-27; Upcott I p. xxvii.7272Salisbury: (1791)
GBP350.0Wilts England1791nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7272&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7272.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NORDEN, JohnSpeculi Britanniae pars. A Topographicall and Historicall Description of CornwallQuarto (290 x 230 mm.), fine recent half calf, marbled paper boards with gilt ruling, rebacked preserving original ornate gilt decorated ribbed spine, with calf title label. (18), 104, (2) pp. With engraved title, typographic title, engraved dedication leaf and 10 double-page engraved maps (1 general of Cornwall), all in EARLY OUTLINE COLOUR. With 13 engravings set within the text, 1 full page and 1 letterpress table. In very good condition.; John Norden (c.1547-1625) is noted as being the first person to undertake a complete series of county histories. Unfortunately he suffered financial issues during his life which limited the reach of the project. This is largely due to "the Puritan tracts he wrote to raise money and his flattering dedication to Essex shortly before the uprising of 1599 set him so far out of political favour that he never received the patronage necessary to finance expensive surveys" (Globe). The first part was successfully published in 1593 which covered Middlesex, Hertfordshire followed in 1598. No others were published during his lifetime but he left a few further county histories in manuscript form. That of Cornwall was written in 1610 but was eventually published in 1728, as offered here. Lowndes states that the text is derived from Richard Carews 'Survey of Cornwall', 1602, although it is thought Norden was in the county as early as 1584. The manuscript, presented to James I, survives in the Department of Manuscripts at the British Library (Harl. MS 6252). In 1971 it was reported that 14 manuscript maps to accompany the text had been rediscovered at Trinity College, Cambridge (MS. 0.4.19). Provenance: Blackwells Bookshop; private English collection. ESTC T127847; Globe (1985) p. 98; Imago Mundi no. 25 p. 100 Chronicle; Lowndes (1864) p. 1698; Quixley (1966) no. 25; Shirley (2004) T.Nord 1a & 1b; Upcott (1968) I p. 78; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7274London: William Pearson for the editor, and sold by Christopher Bateman(1728)
GBP2500.0Cornwall British Topography1728nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7274&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7274.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NORDEN, JohnSpeculum Britanniae: An Historical and Chorographical Description of Middlesex and HartfordshireQuarto (235 x 180 mm.), full brown cloth library binding with blind embossed stamp to the upper cover, with gilt title to the spine. (iv), 24, (viii), 50 [49 & 50 unnumbered], (iv), (vi), 31, (1, advert) pp. With 3 divisional decorated engraved title pages, together with a general typographic title page, printed in red and black. The introductory page to Nordens Preparative is in decorated engraved borders. Dedication to and engraved arms of Elizabeth I, 4 engraved double page maps and plans, engraved head & tail pieces, initials & coats of arms in text. Lacking initial engraved and typographic titles, otherwise fine.; John Norden (c.1547-1625) is noted as being the first person to undertake a complete series of county histories. Unfortunately he suffered financial issues during his life which limited the reach of the project. This is largely due to "the Puritan tracts he wrote to raise money and his flattering dedication to Essex shortly before the uprising of 1599 set him so far out of political favour that he never received the patronage necessary to finance expensive surveys" (Globe). The first part was successfully published in 1593 which covered Middlesex, Hertfordshire followed in 1598. Both were published at Norden's expense. No others were published during his lifetime but he left a few further county histories in manuscript form. After dedications to Queen Elizabeth and Sir William Cecil this reprint entitled 'Speculum Britanniae' begins with a lengthy introduction by John Norden. This is followed by the first part describing Middlesex which includes three engraved maps of the county, London and Westminster engraved by John Senex after those of John Norden. Then there is a description of Hertfordshire complete with engraved map of the county by John Senex after that of John Norden. Of the original manuscripts by Norden that of Middlesex survives in one example without map. The Hertfordshire survives in two examples, both with manuscript maps, one in private hands. Provenance: London Library duplicate; bookplate of Heather Lawrence inside front cover; Marrin's Bookshop; private English collection. Darlington and Howgego (1964) 5; ESTC T136123; Hodson (1974) 26; Kitchen (1997); Lawrence (1989); Upcott (1968) p. 582; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7275London: Daniel Browne(1723)
GBP1350.0Herts Middx English County Atlas1723nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7275&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7275a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7275b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7275c.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7275d.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BURTON, WilliamThe Description of Leicester Shire, containing matters of antiquitye, historye, armorye, and genealogy. Written by William Burton, Esqu:Quarto (280 x 195 mm.), full eighteenth century ornate blind panelled calf, gilt ruled, rebacked ribbed spine with gilt ruled compartments, preserving original gilt dragon emblazoned calf label, gilt title. (x) 320 (xii) pp. with Roman and Italic type with printed side notes. Errors of pagination as called for. With engraved frontispiece portrait laid down, beautifully engraved title page, large folding map inserted and 109 woodcut coats of arms in the text. An excellent example.; A very good example of the first edition of one of the earliest county histories and one of the best by the Leicestershire antiquary and topographer William Burton (1575-1645). He was the brother to the English scholar Robert Burton (1577-1640) best known as the author of 'The Anatomy of Melancholy'. This example bears instead of the usual William Kip map of the county a very rare one by WILLIAM SMITH with which this book has a SPECIAL CONNECTION. The work was originally written for Burton's private use but with the insistence of his patron George, Marquis of Buckingham, it was published. He began work on it in 1597 and had probably completed it by about 1604. If it is criticised for anything it is usually that too much was spent on recording various family genealogies. The plates however are highly rated. The portrait of Burton at the front aged 47 is by the great portrait engraver Francis Delaram. The beautifully engraved title page displays figures of Fame (winged) and Truth (naked), the left side bears a woman representing Leicestershire whilst on the right a woman representing 'Antiquitye'. At the bottom is a plan of Lindley, Burton's seat. The text consists of an alphabetical list of the towns and villages each followed by short descriptive text including details of notable buildings and families. Apart from the fact that this example is in particularly fine condition the most interesting feature is the inclusion of William Smith's map of Leicestershire and Rutland. The usual map is that of William Kip originally published in the 1607 edition of William Camden's 'Britannia'. The map is drawn from that of Christopher Saxton but as we are told on the third page of the address to the reader Burton provided 80 new place names for a map engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam, "at the request of a friend of mine [such a shame he didn't name Smith here!] I rectified (certain yeres passed, Christopher Saxtons mappe of this Countie) with an addition of 80 townes, which was graven at Amsterdam by Jodocus Hondius 1602 and since imitated by M. Speed" (Burton). It was from this map that William Kip drew his. This is one of the few contemporary references to an incomplete series of English County maps which had been known popularly as those of the Anonymous mapmaker. Recent research identified them to be the work of William Smith. This superb example of the map was clearly inserted at a later date most likely commensurate with its publication by John Overton, c.1670. This is the third state of the map; the first two are of great rarity. Provenance: bookplate of The Right Honourable Washington Sewallis Earl Ferrers dated by hand 'Staunton Hants 1848'; Old Hall Bookshop; private English collection. Anderson (1881) p.164; Deadman & Brooks (2010) p. 20; ESTC S107138; Lowndes (1864) 330; STC (1986) 4179; Taylor (1968) II 1237; Upcott (1968) pp. 481-2.7280London: Printed for John White at the holy lambe in Litle Brittaine near unto Aldersgate Street([1622])
GBP2500.0Leics Rutland British Topography[1622]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7280&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7280a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7280b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7280c.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanA New Description of England and WalesFolio (355 x 240 mm.), full contemporary blind ornate panelled calf, rebacked ribbed spine with red morocco gilt label. Typographic title printed in red and black, with 50 engraved maps in their first state (4 folded), a few engraved illustrations, (2), xii, 344, x pp. Small tear to Devonshire in the margin, Sussex lacking, otherwise a good example of the first issue.; The FIRST EDITION FIRST ISSUE of Herman Moll's first English County atlas is of some considerably rarity. One of only five known examples. The maps alone were issued as an atlas entitled 'A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales' in the same year. From an analysis of the contemporary records it appears that sales of the 'New Description' were disappointing. Soon after publication plate numbers were added to the maps to ease their placement in the atlas. The 'New Description' no doubt was available for some years and therefore true early issues of the atlas are very rare. The maps are all decorated with marginal panels of local antiquities. Each one is accompanied by several pages of descriptive text. A tall example of a rare atlas. Provenance: Tooley Adams: private English collection. Chubb (1927) CLX; ESTC T145692; Hodson (1984-97) 173; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7283London: (1724)
GBP4500.0English County Atlas1724nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7283&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7283.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARRIS, JohnThe History of KentFolio (405 x 250 mm.), in full contemporary calf, rebacked preserving original spine. Gilt panelled boards, gilt panelled ribbed spine, gilt title, light wear to lower spine. Portrait (laid down) facing Title, Dedication, Preface, Ode to Kent, list of subscribers and index. (4), iv, iv, ii, iv, 592, xl. Illustrated with a large folding engraved map of the county within an ornate heraldic border, with 2 further maps and 39 views (35 double-page) of the noble houses of Kent including a fine panorama of Rochester and Chatham. The main folding map of Kent 565 x 820 mm., 2 sheets joined and laid on linen and loose due to the heavy nature of the map, otherwise in very good condition. The plates of Broome, Rochester and Deane also laid on linen.; Although the title to John Harris' 'History of Kent' refers to five parts it was never to be completed. As it was the work was published posthumously. It is known for being one of the most illustrated of the county histories ever published. The main map itself certainly ranks as one of the best. From an early date Kent has attracted large scale maps with Philip Symonsons large two sheet map dating back to 1596. This map is engraved by Samuel Parker and its borders are decorated with 118 coats of arms of the countys nobility and gentry. The map itself is heavily based on that of Symonson, including roads and the table of hundreds. There are some differences in spelling and some new nomenclature. It bears a fine inset view of Dover Castle and Towne. This is the same view as that of Wenceslaus Hollar on the Symonson map, only it is reversed. This is an example of the third state of the map. Dr. Harris spent eight years making collections for a History of this County; but he did not live to see the fate of his transcripts, as this first volume was published a few months after his death. What progress he had made towards his second volume, which was never published, is not known: but dying insolvent his papers were dispersed; and though every inquiry has been made after them, yet no knowledge has been gained what is become of them (Hasted). Although the book appeared in just the one edition the map is known in three states. They mark a period of the flowering of the classic English Country house and beautifully illustrate the landscape surrounding each one. The book is also known for the prevalence of birds-eye county views of the seats of the country seats by Kip and Badeslade. Provenance: Ivan Deverall; private English collection. Burgess (2009) no. 32.iii; ESTC N7830; Upcott (1968) I pp. 354-57; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7286London: Printed and sold by D. Midwinter, at the Three Crowns in St Pauls Church-Yard(1719)
GBP3950.0Kent British Topography1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7286&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7286b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7286a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, MichaelPoly-Olbion or a Chorographicall Description ... By Michaell Drayton Esqr.Folio (270 x 185 mm.), full early calf, gilt ruled, rebacked ribbed spine, gilt ruled compartments with gilt date and title. Typographic frontispiece on verso; engraved title trimmed upper right corner; typographic title; engraved portrait of Henry Prince of Wales in the FIRST STATE with some margin restoration; dedication to Henrie Prince of Wales, on the verso verses; address to the Generall Reader [A1]; From the Author of the Illustrations (John Selden) dated 9 May 1612 [A2r-A4v]; unpaginated new gathering of 4 leaves of A Table to the Chiefest Passages, in the Illustrations ...; text B1r-Dd2r]. (22), 303 pp. With 18 double page maps, that of Cornwall with upper centrefold repair, the Gloucestershire with a small repaired tear, several lightly trimmed but all in good condition and dark impressions. Generally a good fresh example.; This is a book of songs by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631) and his magnum opus. He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of thousands of twelve syllable rhyming couplets divided into 18 songs or books in praise of the English and Welsh countryside each with accompanying allegorical map. Despite the nature of the text the work is full of antiquarian and historical detail relating to events and people related to localities. It is relied upon by historians and many of the references are not recorded by William Camden in his opus the 'Britannia'. This is the true first edition as it is the earliest to include a typographic title and an additional gathering of four leaves containing the Table to the Chiefest Passages. In the 1622 edition Michael Drayton (1563-1631) complained that the first edition was prematurely made available by the booksellers before the preliminary matter was complete. It is possible that this preliminary matter might also include the portrait. Henry was the eldest son of James I who tragically died of typhoid fever in the same year, 1612. The work is illustrated with 18 maps of usually two English counties each. Emphasis is placed on the rivers with much ornate decoration. Yates argues that the 'Poly-Olbion' was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with the Tudor myth of British history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive maps in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. Provenance, Charles Traylen; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 33; Cope The Puzzling Aspects of Draytons Poly-Olbion, The Map Collector 17 pp. 16-20; ESTC S121632; Shirley (2004) T.Dra 1c; Skelton (1970) 9; STC (1986) 7227; Taylor (1968) II p. 51; Yates (1975).7288London: (1612-[13])
GBP5250.0English County Atlas1612-[13]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7288&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7288.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, CaringtonPatersons British Itinerary being A new and accurate Delineation and Description of the Direct and Principal Cross Roads Two quarto volumes (190 x 120 mm.), full early marbled calf, gilt panel, rebacked and cornered, blind ruled bands on spine, gilt title and volume number. Original endpapers, with a Carington Bowles advert pasted inside front cover of first volume. With engraved general map of England and Wales in early outline colour, engraved title page, dedication, General Contents, preface 8 pp. and Index to the Direct Roads 29 pp. Volume 1 contains: 186 strip road maps (2 to a page) and then 40 pp. of distance tables. Volume 2: Engraved title page 142 strip road maps (2 to a page) 24 pp. of distance tables a further 30 strip road maps of the Cross Roads, 90 pp. of distance tables, Errata to the verso.; FIRST EDITION. Daniel Paterson (1738-1825) was commissioned in the army in 1765 and served in the Quartermaster Generals department until 1812. He made Assistant Quartermaster General for the last eight years before his retirement. He then became Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec. 'Patersons Roads' was first published in 1771 and it proved to be a popular work being published into the nineteenth century. It only contained one general map. In 1785 this rarer work was published by Carington Bowles running to only five editions. It is notable for including some of the first road maps of many parts of Scotland. Provenance: Bookplates of Mr. Brounger pasted inside both volumes; Charles Traylen; private English collection. Carroll (1996) Appendix 15; DNB; ESTC T93554; Fordham (1925b) pp. 344-55; Fordham (1924) p. 36; Shirley (2004) T.Pat 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7290London: (1785)
GBP650.0English County Atlas1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7290&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7290.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUGDALE, WilliamThe Antiquities of Warwickshire Illustrated; From Records, Leiger-Books, Manuscripts, Charters, Evidences, Tombes, and Armes: Beautified With Maps, Prospects and PortraicturesQuarto (350 x 230 mm.), eighteenth century full calf, rebacked spine with gilt and blind ruling, gilt calf labels affixed. Portrait cut and laid down, title in red and black ink laid down and worn, with 63 plates, of which 17 are double-page views and maps (7 maps). In addition, illustrated with 183 engravings in the text, one further leaf of text laid down, (16), 826 (with several errors see Upcott), (14) pp. Including the plates at pp. 58 & 383 often found lacking. Coventry laid down.; This is the earliest and one of the best English county histories. It is the work of Sir William Dugdale (1605-86) who spent upwards of twenty years researching the book. Gough states "it must stand at the head and shoulders of all our county histories". The work is also notable for providing a large number of plates by the famous contemporary engraver Wenceslaus Hollar including one on page 520 of Shakespeare's monument. In preparation Dugdale traversed every inch of Warwickshire. The book describes each hundred. There is also a considerable amount of information about the pedigrees of the counties notable families, accounts of the places in the county and religious information. They are noted for the remarkable accuracy, and unusually are sourced to other authorities. Provenance: with manuscript ownership inscription of W. M. Tate-Stoate May 1903; invoice of sale to Mr & Mrs George A. Steane 8 June 1936 for 8 8s; private English collection. ESTC R4379; Lowndes (1864) III:687; Upcott (1968) 1247-59; Wing (1945-51) D2479.7291London: (1656)
GBP1500.0Warwick British Topography1656nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7291&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7291b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7291a.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILIPOTT, ThomasVillare Cantianum: or Kent Surveyed and Illustrated. Being an exact Description of all the Parishes, Boroughs, Villages, and other respective Manors Included in the County of KentFolio (295 x 190 mm.), in full early calf corners repaired, rebacked ribbed spine with gilt ruling and ornate gilt decoration to the compartments, gilt title and date. 12 + 401, [1] pp., with large folding engraved map, and 4 text engravings. With the errors of pagination called for. The first ten leaves a little damaged at the extremities, large folding map laid on linen with one or two areas of loss due to either worming or the double folds present as issued, tipped in, otherwise in good condition.; Thomas Philipotts Villare Cantianum in its first edition of 1659 has become a rare book. A key work in the history of the county of Kent it is also renowned for bearing a later state of Philip Symonsons large two-sheet map of the county. Although the author is stated to be Thomas Philipott it is recognized that much of the work was that of his father John (1589-1645) who was born in Folkestone. He would become MP for Sandwich and was a royalist during the Civil War. He wrote The New Description of Kent which was never published and it is this which is believed to have formed much of his sons work. Thomas (d.1682) spent much of his life in Greenwich.Philip Symonsons map of Kent first published in 1596 is generally considered to be the FIRST PRINTED LARGE SCALE MAP OF AN ENGLISH COUNTY. Barber describes it as one of the most sophisticated maps to be produced in England under Elizabeth. Symonson (d.1598). The two sheet map was engraved by Charles Whitwell (fl.1593-1611) a maker of mathematical instruments who was apprenticed to Augustine Ryther in 1582. In 1590 he became a freeman of the Grocers Company. He was also the engraver of a recently discovered small silver globe, the earliest surviving made in England. When Robert Dudley fled to Italy in 1606 it is known that he took ten of his instruments. Only two complete examples of the first state are known; in the British Library and the British Museum. As did so much material of the day the copper plates ended up in the hands of Peter Stent sometime around 1645 when he at first added his imprint. Of this only three examples are recorded. A third state was prepared in 1659 for inclusion in Thomas Philipots work. For this he employed the services of the great Wenceslaus Hollar (1607-77). Pennington describes the engraver in glowing terms: Of all etchers, Hollar is certainly the most varied in subject, one of the most accomplished in technique, and with a style that is full of a charm, a humour, and a good nature that are evidently the character of the man himself. He was born in Prague and made his way to England in the party of Lord Arundel arriving in London in late December 1636. For the upper right of the map Hollar etched a panorama of Dover Castle and upper left one of Rye. The latter is after a painting by the great seventeenth century court painter Sir Anthony van Dyck (22 March 1599 9 December 1641). Pennington states that the original van Dyck painting was in the possession of Sir Bruce Ingram (1877-1963) editor of the Illustrated London News. It is now in the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York. The fourth state of eight included here erases the old date and replaces it with Stent's address and the date 1659, arguably the final version for the book. The map was of such significance in its day that it was often removed from the book, as originally here, particularly since it displayed the roads. Provenance: bookplate of John Austin Esq.; manuscript ownership inscription of 'John Austin of Broadford' in the margin of the title page & another p. 3 dated 1753; private English collection. Barber, Peter, Mapmaking in England, ca. 1470-1650 in History or Cartography vol. 3 pt. 2 p. 1631; Burgess (2009) 4.vi; DNB; ESTC R35386; Globe (1985) no. 343a; Hind (1952-55) I. pp. 223-4; Pennington (1982) no. 665; Rodger (1972) no. 209; STC 23594.5; Upcott (1968) p. 352; Worms (2007) p. 1713; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011 p. 719.7292London: Printed by William Godbid, and are to be sold at his house over against the Anchor Inne in Little Brittain(1659)
GBP2500.0Kent British Topography1659nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7292&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7292.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BAINES, EdwardIllustrations to [History, directory, and Gazatteer, of the County Palatine of Lancaster]Quarto (280 x 205 mm.), contemporary half calf, paper boards bearing original ornate title, gilt ruled and titled spine. With 12 maps of which 4 are folding and 8 town plans, plus 2 folding tables. Light wear but otherwise in good condition.; This collection contains a fine large folding map of the county by W. Wales with attractive vignette of Liverpool. A similar sized plan of Liverpool by Neele & Son. The two tables of the distances of the principal towns of England and the 'Population Returns of England' drawn from the 1821 census. Single sheet town plans of Preston, Lancaster, Ashton under Lime, Stockport, Bolton, Blackburn, Rochdale and Oldham, a large folding of Manchester, general map of England and Wales. Provenance: Bow Windows Bookshop.7293Liverpool: (1824-5)
GBP320.0Lancs British Topography1824-5nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7293&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7293.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RAMBLE, ReubenThe Child's Treasury of Knowledge & Amusement;or Reuben Rambles Picture LessonsQuarto (215 x 170 mm.), rebacked preserving full contemporary cloth binding, blind and gilt embossed boards. Four separately issued works in one volume comprising: [Living and Moving, or Horses, Railways and Coaches]. 8 woodcut plates; [Birds, and their Uses to Man], 8 lithographed plates; [Reuben Rambles Travels in the Eastern Counties], 8 lithographed plates comprising a county map set within a pictorial border; [The Alphabet], 8 lithographed plates. In all 32 early wash coloured lithographic plates, 8 of English counties.; Reuben Ramble, whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark (1810-75), left his fathers business in 1836 and went to London. He soon became a partner to William Darton. He went on to write geography books for children and later in life became the Rector of Eaton-Bishop. Here is an example of a general knowledge book for children. One of the four parts found here is 'Reuben Rambles Travels in the Eastern Counties of England'. This was one of five parts that make up the desirable 'Reuben Rambles Travels through the Counties of England'. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. They were then issued by Robert Miller as the 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1821. Here Ramble surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. Provenance: private English collection. Carroll (1996) 74B; Chubb (1927) 517.7294London: Darton and Clark(c.1845)
GBP1250.0English County Atlasc.1845nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7294&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7294.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOGG, EdwardMogg's Pocket Itinerary, or the Direct and Cross Roads of England and Wales with part of the Roads of ScotlandDuodecimo (145 x 100 mm.), in contemporary half calf, marbled boards, blind ruled, raised bands to the spine, gilt ruled with gilt calf title label. With engraved title, half title, 12 early wash coloured fine aquatint views and a folding map of England and Wales. vii, 356, 60, (12) pp.; First edition. Edward Mogg began the 'Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales' with a plan to cover all of the countries roads. He declared that it will be divided into three parts for the purpose of rendering it more portable ... The First Part, comprising the Southern Division, will be completed in Fourteen Numbers ... Begun in 1814 the first part was completed by 1817. However this was all that was ever published. It covered the southern counties only and included 112 road strips which afford great detail of the surroundings with all country houses noted and their owners named. The 'Pocket Itinerary' offered here was published in 1826 and finally included a survey of the whole country, only it did not include any road strips. Just a general map and a dozen beautifully engraved and hand coloured aquatints. Provenance: private English collection. Fordham (1924) p. 60; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7299London: (1826)
GBP650.0English County Atlas1826nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7299&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7299.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SEALE, Richard WilliamTo the Most Noble Thomas Holles Pelham, Duke of Newcastle ... this Map of the County of Middlesex is Dedicated525 x 725 mm., early outline colour, small tear in upper margin repaired, not effecting the image.; This is arguably one of the most decorative maps of the county of Middlesex. It is lined with 92 coats of arms of all the Free Companies of London and is headed by the Cities own arms. It was published in Emanuel Bowen's 'Large English Atlas'. Hodson lays out the various states of the map, the first two being proof issues. This is state 6 of 8 which was issued from the c.1767. It is derived from John Warburton's separately published rare two-sheet map of 1749. The engraver Richard Seale dedicates the map to Thomas Holles Pelham, Duke of Newcastle and the Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex and Westminster at the time. Hodson I pp. 175-6 & II no. 221 & p. 133 state f; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7302London: (1751-[c.67])
GBP1150.0Middx England1751-[c.67]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7302&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7302.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - LEA, PhilipThe County of Northampton togeather with ye three small Counties of Bedford Huntingdon and Rutland, exactly drawen by one Scale by C.S. Corrected & Amended with many Additions By P. Lea400 x 525 mm., early outline colour, in excellent condition.; Christopher Saxtons map of the counties of Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and Rutland. These counties were surveyed early in 1576 according to Evans and Lawrence but the engraver is unknown. Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton (Chubb). Evans and Lawrence wrote that he left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited. They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. Philip Lea flourished 1666-1700 as a cartographer, globe, instrument maker and mapseller. His atlases were rarely uniform usually being made to order and his editions of Saxtons atlas are similarly varying in content although built around his stock of the original plates. These he acquired sometime around 1689, but from who is unknown. After acquisition Lea set about updating them for publication. This process involved extensive re-engraving of the old plates by incorporating new geographical and decorative material. However during this process some copies of the atlas were sold and two distinct issues have been identified with two different versions of the title page. The early edition dated to c.1689 survives in just three known examples. Over the years the plate had been updated. For the ill-fated c.1665 edition town plans of Northampton, 'Oukham', Huntington, 'Bedforde' and 'Peterburgh' were added, all after those of John Speed. For the final Lea edition roads have been added. Lea gradually effected the alterations to the plates he desired which included converting the remaining Latin titles to English, the addition of crowns, crosses and mitres to represent various categories of town. Roads were added to the maps following the publication of John Ogilbys landmark Britannia in 1675. Similarly Hundreds were added to the remaining maps as were town plans. The finished set of plates was complete by 1693 and represents their final cartographic form as only the imprints were altered after this date. In the finished form they also appeared in a French edition entitled Atlas Anglois contenant Les Cartes Nouvelles tres Exactes surviving in a unique example. Chubb (1928); Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 13, 50-3, 63 & 160; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1h; Skelton (1970) nos. 110, 112 & 113; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7303London: (1576-[1693])
GBP1750.0Northants Beds Hunts Rutland England1576-[1693]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7303&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7303.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamAngliae Regni Florentissimi Nova Descriptio, Auctore Humfredo Lhuyd Denbygiense380 x 470 mm., an excellent dark impression in very good condition.; This classic ornate map of England and Wales was first published in the 1573 edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', the first modern atlas. This map improved on the earlier Ortelius map of the British Isles published in 1570. This is particularly noticeable in the depiction of South Wales, Devon, the Wash and Humber River. The source for much of this new information is the Welsh historian and topographer Humphrey Lhuyd. He died in 1568 so the manuscript must have been finished by that date. It is possible it did not reach the hands of Ortelius until sometime after his death, most likely post 1570. This example is from a Latin text edition with pagination that matches the 1595, 1601 and 1603 editions. This is an example of the third state, stippled sea, and as this is such a sharp fresh example we have made the assumption that it is from the 1595 edition, the first edition in which this state appeared. Van der Broecke, M. 19.2; North, F. J. 'Humphrey Lhuyd's Maps of England and of Wales', Cardiff 1937; Shirley, R.W. (BI to 1650) 98.7307Antwerp: (1573-[95])
GBP850.0British Isles1573-[95]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7307&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7307.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PLOT, RobertTo the most Honble: ... This Map of Staffordshire ...640 x 540 mm., trimmed close, with folds as issued, in good condition.; FIRST STATE. Robert Plot (1640-96) was the first keeper of the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and official historiographer to James II. Following the success of Plot's first published work, the 'Natural History of Oxford', published in Oxford in 1677 he issued a work on Staffordshire. It has been described as being better written than that of Oxfordshire. Both were accompanied by large and extremely attractive maps of the counties. This map of Staffordshire is by Gregory King (1648-1712), engraved by Joseph Browne (fl.1678-82) and dated 1682. King (1648-1712) from Lichfield was a surveyor, draughtsman and engraver who went to London in 1672. There through the great engraver Wenceslaus Hollar he met John Ogilby and helped produce many of the road strips for his 'Britannia' in 1675. It is known from his autobiography that he had worked on a map of the county early on. It is an extremely ornate map decorated by numerous coats of arms of the subscribers. This is a good example of the FIRST STATE of five known, a very fine dark engraving. Provenance: private English collection. King (1988) pp. 25 & 66-8; Tooley Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7308Oxford: (1682-[86])
GBP2250.0Staffs England1682-[86]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7308&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7308.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - LEA, PhilipSouthamtoniae Comitatus preter Insulas Vectis Jersey et Garnsey quae sunt partes eiusdem comitatus cum suis undigs consinibus Oppidis pagis villis et fluminibus Vera descriptio385 x 440 mm., with an old repair to lower centrefold split 30 mm. into the map, otherwise in good condition.; Christopher Saxtons map of the county of Hampshire is one of the earliest he produced, two were made in 1574 and according to Evans and Lawrence only two or three maps were likely to have preceded it in 1575. It was engraved by Lenaert Terwoort, he was one of a number of Dutch engravers of the work and apart from the five maps he contributed and that he originated from Antwerp little is known of him. Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton (Chubb). Evans and Lawrence wrote that he left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited. They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. Philip Lea flourished 1666-1700 as a cartographer, globe, instrument maker and mapseller. His atlases were rarely uniform usually being made to order and his editions of Saxtons atlas are similarly varying in content, although built around his stock of the original plates. These he acquired sometime around 1689, but from who is unknown. After acquisition Lea set about updating them for publication. This process involved extensive re-engraving of the old plates by incorporating new geographical and decorative material. However during this process some copies of the atlas were sold and two distinct issues have been identified with two different versions of the title page. The early edition dated c.1689 survives in just three known examples. Lea gradually effected the alterations to the plates he desired which included converting the remaining Latin titles to English, the addition of crowns, crosses and mitres to represent various categories of town. Roads were added to the maps following the publication of John Ogilbys landmark Britannia in 1675. Similarly Hundreds were added to the remaining maps as were town plans. The finished set of plates was complete by 1693 and represents their final cartographic form as only the imprints were altered after this date. In the finished form they also appeared in a French edition entitled Atlas Anglois contenant Les Cartes Nouvelles tres Exactes surviving in a unique example. Provenance: private English collection. Barber (2007) pp. 1623-31; Chubb (1928) I; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 943, 50-3, 63 & 159; Harley, Brian The Map Collector no. 8 pp. 2-11; Hind (1952-55) vol. 1 p. 73; Lawrence, Heather Christopher Saxton in The Map Collector 27 pp. 16-18; Shirley (1991) no. 128; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1h; Skelton (1970) nos. 110, 112 & 113; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7309London: (1575-[1693])
GBP2950.0Hants England1575-[1693]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7309&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7309.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JENNER, Thomas - GARRETT, JohnA Mappe of Kent, Southsex, Surrey, Middlesex, Barke and Southampton Shire & the Ile of Wight, Part of Essex & Wiltshire, etc.280 x 505 mm., early outline colour, trimmed to the upper margin with some loss upper left, small area of loss along fold, repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This map is part of the great Quartermasters Map. It is known as this because of the general title referring to its usefulness to all Comanders for Quarteringe of Souldiers, & all sorts of Persons, that would be informed, Where the Armies be; never so Commodiously drawne before this. 1644. It was as stated used widely during the English Civil War, particularly by the Parliamentarians with whom the publisher Thomas Jenners sympathies lay. Jenner (fl. c.1618-73, d.1673) was a print and map seller who set up in business at the White Bear in Cornhill about 1618. Until the impending Civil War Jenner was not known for cartographic material. Then in 1643 he published a revised edition of the 'Direction for the English Traviller' whose plates he had acquired from his printer Matthew Simmons. Jenner had timed his move perfectly. Demand for maps and tools to help the large numbers of people moving about the country at the time of the Civil War was on the increase. The market for the little atlas clearly proved so great that he was attracted to do more. He engaged the services of the noted engraver Wenceslaus Hollar to etch a reduction of Christopher Saxtons great wall map of 1583. This would enable his customers to have a more detailed and yet still portable map of England and Wales.Hollar (1607-77) is described by Pennington in glowing terms: Of all etchers, Hollar is certainly the most varied in subject, one of the most accomplished in technique, and with a style that is full of a charm, a humour, and a good nature that are evidently the character of the man himself. He was born in Prague and made his way to England in the party of Lord Arundel arriving in London in late December 1636. By 1644 Hollar had already done some work for Jenner which included working on at least two of the re-engraved plates for the 'Direction for the English Traviller' published in 1643. The published history of the Quartermasters Map is long and complicated extending to 1824. Its earliest form is that which bears the date 1644 on the title. This was revised for the second edition in 1671. This is an example from the third edition published by John Garrett in 1676. Harley & Skelton (1972); Pennington (1982) 652-7; Shirley (1980) no. 537; Wing H2447.7312London: (1644-[76])
GBP450.0Kent Surrey Sussex Hants Middx England1644-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7312&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7312.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - WILLDEY, GeorgeSussex, Surry and Kent by C. S. Corrected & Amended with many Additions by Phil: Lea410 x 550 mm., early outline colour, laid down on paper, small area of loss centre left, toned overall.; Christopher Saxtons plate of the south-east, including Kent, Surrey and Sussex, was quite likely the first of the six to be produced in 1575 as he worked his way westwards along the south coast. It was the work of the engraver Remigius Hogenberg and was replaced by maps of the individual counties around 1693 by Philip Lea. The original plate however was somehow not destroyed although one would assume the sales were dramatically less and the number of surviving copies reflects this. The date of the death of Philip Leas widow Anne is unknown, but on 5 August 1730 the 'Daily Journal' carried an advertisement announcing the sale by auction of "all the Copper Plates belonging to the Estate of Mrs. Anne Lea, deceased ... with all the County Maps of Great Britain and Ireland". From 1709 early in his career Willdey was advertising maps for sale. Willdeys first advertisement announcing the county plates was placed in the 'Daily Post' for 3 February 1732 (illustrated in Hodson I p. 142). They were sold individually for 4d. each. In none his adverts, up to his death in November 1737, does he mention the county maps be bound as an atlas with a title-page. However in 1721 when advertising his series of two sheet maps he stated that This Set of Maps may be fitted up several ways and sizes, or bound in a Book, or sold single, to fit Gentlemens Conveniency ... It can be assumed that he would be just as accommodating with the single sheet county maps and therefore a c.1732 date is reasonable for the atlas.Willdeys last advert was placed in the Daily Post, 12 November 1737, which carried in its news columns the announcement that Yesterday Morning died of an Apopletick Fit, Mr. Willdey, who kept the noted great Toyshop at the Corner of Ludgate-street by St. Pauls; said to have died very rich. Curiously although all the newspapers agreed he died on 11 November his will is signed 12 November! The business was continued by Thomas Willdey although it is not clear whether this is Georges brother, or son. Thomas died in 1748 and the business was closed as there were many creditors. Burgess (2009) no. 1.viii; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 12, 53-8 & 160; Hodson (1984-97) I no. 183; Kingsley 1.8; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1j; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7313London: George Willdey(1575-[c.1732])
GBP1750.0Kent Surrey Sussex England1575-[c.1732]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7313&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7313.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREAM, ThomasA Topographical Map for the County of Sussex790 x 1915 mm., the whole, in four separate sheets, early outline colour, trimmed to the top and bottom borders, sheet 2 with tear upper left just into the image, repaired, a couple of areas of margin weakness otherwise a good example.; This is one of the most important maps of Sussex and one of the rarest, here offered in the preferred sheet format rather than folding. It is the first map of the county to be based on a trigonometrical survey. Although the title credits William Gardner (1739-1800) and Thomas Yeakell (fl.1758-1787) as the mapmakers the influence of the Board of Ordnance was significant. The Master of the Board was the Duke of Richmond under whom the Ordnance Survey became fully operational in 1790. Both Yeakell and Gardner worked for it. Under the patronage of the Duke a map of Sussex by Yeakell and Gardner was announced in 1791. Unsurprisingly the map was a forerunner of the early Ordnance Survey maps. Published by William Faden this map won a Society of Arts Gold Medal in 1796. The 'Proposals' claim that 'every farm-house, barn and garden will have its place. Every enclosure with the nature of its fence whether bank, ditch, pale or wall, will be delineated.' This detail was the work of Thomas Gream (fl.1782-1809). This is an example of the third state of four dated 1795 according to Kingsley, the first being a proof example. On paper watermarked 'Pard 1794'. Baynton-Williams, Roger (1995) '200th birthday of Sussex map', in 'The Map Collector' no. 71 pp. 39-41; Kingsley 57.iii; Rodger 459.7314London: William Faden(4 June 1795)
GBP1950.0Sussex England4 June 1795nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7314&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7314a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7314b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUTLOW, HenrySketch of Part of the West of EnglandCopperplate measuring 205 x 230 mm., in good condition.; AN ORIGINAL COPPERPLATE FOR A MAP OF THE COUNTY OF DEVON in a previously UNRECORDED STATE. The Agricultural Revolution of the eighteenth century led to, not unsurprisingly, to an increasing number of books on the subject. In the 1790s William Marshall published a few such works. Between 1791 and 1794 he travelled much of the south west concentrating on the county of Devon. The result was a two-volume work entitled 'The Rural Economies of the West of England Including Devonshire and Parts of Somersetshire, Dorsetshire and Cornwall' published in 1796. As the title shows the work was centred on Devon and the accompanying map was similar, including parts of the neighbouring counties. Offered here is the original copperplate used for the map. Henry Mutlow (1756?-1826) was engraver to the King and also a printer. He has an extensive entry in Worms and Baynton-Williams but this work is not listed. The mnao is listed in Batten and Bennett on Devon maps but this state is not recorded. The first words of the title 'Sketch of ...' are not present in the known issue. Further study identifies other additions namely Lundy Island, 'Berry Head' by Torquay along with Seaton and Bear on the coast by 'Lime'. Cartographic copperplates are exceedingly rare on the market. Provenance: engraved ownership of 'W Duncan & Jones' on verso and stamp of 'B. Whittow & Son, N. 43 Shoe Lane Holborn London' with crown on top on verso. Batten & Bennett no. 60; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7332London: (1796)
GBP1850.0Devon England1796nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7332&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7332.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANDREWS, John & DURY, AndrewA Topographical Map of Hertford-shire from an Actual Survey: in which is Expressed all the Roads, Lanes, Churches, Noblemen, and Gentlemen's Seats, and everything remarkable in the CountyTwelve sheets (525 x 700 mm. each), in early outline colour, all laid on linen with some light restoration, generally in good condition. With general index map of the county, 2 town plans of St. Albans and Hertford and 9 large scale sheets to the county.; This is the first of three large scale county surveys published by the partners John Andrews (fl.1766-98) and Andrew Dury (fl.1742-78). The other counties were Kent in 1769 and Wiltshire in 1773. This map of Hertfordshire in nine sheets was the first of the county to show parishes and was first published in 1766 by Andrew Dury. All three were undertaken at the very large scale of two inches to the mile, only a handful were published with this much detail in the eighteenth century. Indeed this map of Hertfordshire is the first of the county to be done at the scale of ONE inch to the mile or larger. The majority of large scale maps were drawn at one inch to the mile. The large scale however affords a much greater level of detail with even the smallest of side roads being displayed. The definition of the towns and villages is also much improved. The detail goes down to water-mills and kitchen gardens! A note on the map relates that the western part of the county was surveyed by John Andrews and the eastern part Andrew Dury. Dury it appears was also the publisher and a London bookseller who priced the map at 1.16s in sheet form. He was originally, it is believed, the manager of John Rocque's shop. The engraver is unidentified but a John Cheevers was working with Dury at about the same time. There is a very attractive dedication cartouche upper left with riverside scene in front of a country house. In the same year Dury also published two town plans of Hertford and St. Albans with Matthew Wren. They provide superb scale of the town and are beautifully engraved. They are rarely found with the large scale map. Provenance: private English collection. Hodson Herts 44.i & 45.i; Rodger 495; Tooley, R. Map Collector 58 pp. 31-37 Ht19; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011) pp. 9-20, 209-10.7333London: Andrew Dury(1766)
GBP1750.0Herts England1766nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7333&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7333a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7333b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7333c.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7333d.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7333e.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Thomas & EmanuelBowless New Medium English Atlas; or, Complete Set of Maps of the Counties of England and WalesQuarto (270 x 220 mm.), full contemporary tree calf, gilt ruled, rebacked with gilt ruled raised bands and gilt label to spine, corners with light wear, signs of light damage to back board. With 44 copper engraved maps in early outline colour. Overall a very fresh example.; A beautiful example of 'Bowles's New Medium Atlas'. This atlas was first published in 1767 as the 'Atlas Anglicanus' in response to Ellis popular English Atlas first published in 1765. The 'Atlas Anglicanus' like many projects at the time began life by being published in monthly numbers. Each contained three maps with, apart from the first, the part numbers being engraved on them. Until recently no example of the parts issue had been located and the only evidence we had for its issue came from a contemporary account of Gough and two located adverts. The presence of the same number engraved on three maps caused some confusion for earlier cartobibliographers, notably Chubb who surmised that they represented pigeon holes in the printing office! Shortly after production began, Emanuel Bowen (c.1693-1767) died; his death on 8 May 1767 was reported in the 'London Magazine'. The project was continued by his son Thomas (c.1733-90) although the issues were becoming somewhat irregular towards the end. Near completion Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) steps in and appears to buy the rights to the atlas, the last part is issued with a title page indicating Kitchin as sole publisher. Kitchin was originally apprenticed to Emanuel Bowen in 1732 and would marry his masters daughter, Sarah, in 1739. Quite soon the pupils output became prolific including several high quality English county atlases. Bowen was successful too and despite the death of Sarah in 1761 the ties between Bowen and Kitchin would remain close. But whilst Bowens wealth declined over the years Kitchin remarried in to a wealthy Baptist family. The maps are reductions of those published in the 'Royal English Atlas', themselves reductions of the 'Large English Atlas', both great atlases. Carington Bowles acquired the plates sometime before 1785 and immediately set about revising them. The title cartouche are all changed, the imprints brought up to date and all now are numbered upper right to 44. The compass roses are now more uniform in style throughout and distances have been erased being replaced by those from London to the major cities. The atlas faced stiff competition from the continued presence of the Ellis atlas and the introduction of the hugely popular 'New and Correct English Atlas' by John Cary in 1787. Bowles priced his atlas at 1 16s, whilst the Ellis was 10s 6d and even the new Cary atlas was 1 10s. This atlas is therefore considerably rarer than that of the Cary in particular. A particularly good example of the atlas. Provenance: with bookplate inside front cover of the Wild family of Canterbury and Lewisham. Chubb (1927) 232; ESTC T301089; Hodson (1984-97) 256; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 5a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7340London: Carington Bowles at his Map and Print Warehouse, No. 69, in St. Paul's Church Yard(1785)
GBP5500.0English County Atlas1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP850.0Irelandc.1795-[c.1830]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7357&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7357.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HERRERA Y TORDESILLAS, Antonio deDescripcion de las Yndias del Norte 2215 x 280 mm., in good condition.; In 1601 Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas published the first four parts of his Historia General. It is usually bound in two volumes; at the end of the second is often found the Descripcin de las Indias Occidentalis containing fourteen maps of Spanish possessions, largely in America ... Herrera was the official historian of Castile and the Indies to Philip II of Spain. Considering the dearth of Spanish publications on the New World, particularly cartographic, it is noteworthy that this book had official backing. It details the early exploration of the New World by the Spanish and assembles many documents lost to us today. The geography of the maps is largely derived from the manuscript charts of Juan Lpez de Velasco, c.1575-80. At least four of these have survived; one resides in the John Carter Brown Library, Rhode Island. On this map the most noticeable feature used is the distinctive narrow Florida peninsula. The lack of any great detail still reflects the official policy of protecting Spanish knowledge of the New World; despite this the outline of the maps is accurate. The only name to appear in North America is la florida (Burden). A rare item. Borba de Moraes (1958) vol. 1, p. 336; John Carter Brown Library Annual Report, 1944-45 pp. 12 & 24-5; Burden (1996-2007) 141; Martin & Martin (1984) p. 77; Wagner (1937) pp. 66-7; Wagner (1924) no. 12; World Encompassed (1952) no. 231; Wroth (1944) pp. 158-9, no. 55 and pl. XII (Lpez de Velasco charts).6446Madrid: (1601)
USD1800.0South East North America1601nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6446&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6446.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasEnvirons de Leogane et du Port au Prince dans l'Isle de St. Domingue230 x 360 mm., with early wash colour.; This chart of the approaches to Port au Prince on the island of Hispaniola is from Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. Phillips 638 & 3508 vol. 1 no. 68; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Maritime Museum no. 211 no. 232; Sellers & Van Ee 1890.7428Paris: (1764)
USD150.0West Indies, South & Central America1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7428&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7428.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnSpaine Newly Described with Many Adictions, both in the Attires of the People & the Setuations of their Cheifest Cityes by John Speed 1626415 x 540 mm., with trimmed margins just affecting the neatline in the lower margin, light paper crease at the centrefold, otherwise good condition.; A very attractive example from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). The carte-a-figures bears various national dress flanking both sides and above are found nine views of towns including Madrid, Sevilla, Lisbona, Valladolid, Granada, Toledo, Barcelona, Burgos and Cadiz.Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World', first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World' was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the 'Prospect' includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. Hernando 'El Mapa de Espana' p. 224; 'Olhar o Mundo ler o Territorio' Exhibition Catalogue p. 147; Phillips 'Atlases' 488; Shirley BL T.Spe 1j; Skelton 92; Wing S4886.5320London: Sold by Tho:Bassett in Fleetstreet and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church Yard(1627-[76])
GBP950.0Spain1627-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5320&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5320.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE OF THE ADMIRALTYBay of Acre750 x 470 mm., in good condition.; A fine detailed chart of the Bay of Acre in Syria. Either end of the bay can be seen in detail the towns of Acre and Haifa.5510London: (1862-[93])
GBP125.0Middle East1862-[93]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Middle East1861nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5512&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5512.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, Abraham - MARCHETTI PietroAegypti80 x 100 mm., in good condition.; This edition of the miniature Ortelius atlas entitled 'Il Theatro del Mondo' was first published in Brescia in 1598. The map is derived directly from that in the 1577 miniature Ortelius atlas, itself a reduced version of the folio by Ortelius in 1570. Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Bot 1a.5788Venice: (1598-[1655])
GBP55.0Africa1598-[1655]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5788&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5788.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanA Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales ...Oblong quarto (245 x 365 mm.), quarter calf, marbled paper boards, gilt title to the spine. With typographic title page (lightly foxed) and fifty engraved maps (2 general) as called for, 2 of which are folding, in good condition.; It is believed that Herman Moll emigrated from Holland in the late 1680s and soon established himself as a geographer and engraver of note. Subsequently he made the move into publishing. The Daily Journal of 31 July 1724 announced that this day is publishd, in folio, A New Description of England and Wales. It contained 50 maps complete with descriptive text. It is considered his finest English work being noted for its depictions of antiquities along the margins of each map. Shortly after Moll published 'A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales'. Although dated 1724 the earliest advert known is dated 27 March 1725, this being the pre-Gregorian calendar early March would still have been considered 1724. The title describes how all the maps named in the index are present except two, composed and done by Herman Moll. These two are Stukeleys map of Britanniam and the map of Denbigh and Flint. A New Description of England and Wales was published again following the death of Moll in 1732 of which only one example survives. A second edition of 'A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales' is that offered here published in 1739, it is a much rarer edition than the first. The titlepage is reset, by now it appears that all the shareholders had been bought out by various members of the Bowles family. Provenance: Sotheby's 30.11.95 lot 58; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 156-7; Chubb 162; Hodson (1984-97) no. 176; Shirley (2004) T.Moll 6b.7389London: Thomas Bowles and John Bowles(1739)
GBP2950.0English County Atlas1739nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP1950.0British Isles1522-[41]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7407&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7407.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORBRIDGE, JamesAn Actual Survey of the County of Norfolk, to w.ch will be added an Actual Survey of ye County of Suffolk550 x 700 mm., early outline colour, cut, dissected and laid on linen as issued. A couple of light marks and two small worm tracks at the edge lower right, otherwise in good condition.; James Corbridge was a surveyor in Norwich in the first half of the eighteenth century. He produced numerous estate plans but is best known for his large scale maps of Norfolk, Norwich and Great Yarmouth. His career began in Newcastle and amongst his early work is the first plan of the town. In the early 1720s he moved to Norwich and in 1730 he published his great large scale map of the county of Norfolk, the first to be printed. In 1735 he published this large single sheet reduction complete with extensive lists of the towns and villages in the county in surrounding panels. Each is keyed to the map and has their Hundred identified along with the distance in miles from Norwich. Circles of distance from Kings Lynn and Norwich radiate the map. The coastline is decorated with ornate images of seven boats and ships. Top centre can be found Corbridges dedication to Baron Walpole. The map is engraved to the scale of three miles to the inch, each grid marking three miles. The year after the publication of the larger map Thomas Goddard and William Chase published a pirated copy. In this reduction by Corbridge he could not resist having a go at them about the scale of miles stating lower right I refer them to Mr. Chase and his Map (if they doubt my Scale of Miles which contains 1760 yards) for if I mistake not he has given three Scales to his Map which he calls Great Middle and Small, things Uncommon in Surveys of Countys and as useless as the 3 heads Imployd in Copying My Late Map of Norfolk. Thomas and John Bowles and Robert Sayer were the publishers of the second edition of the Norwich town plan and the original map of Norfolk. The map is NOT LISTED IN RODGERS list of large scale maps and only one example appears to have ever appeared at auction. According to Raymond Frostick this is the second of four known states. Frostick, James Corbridge, IMCoS Journal no. 115 pp. 33-40; Frostick Norfolk 27.2; not in Rodger.7416London: Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Robert Sayer(1735-[c.65])
GBP1500.0Norfolk England1735-[c.65]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7416&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7416.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MALLET, Alain ManessonIsles de Salomon170 x 105 mm., light paper crease in upper right, otherwise in fine condition.; Engraved in a birds-eye format this map explores the Salomon Islands which were a contemporary source of mystery. Here they are depicted with a spurious connection to the southern continent and that of New Zealand. The region between New Zealand and the Salomons is here called Terre de Qvir. The map is decorated with sailing ships, and a banner holds the title.7423Paris: (1683)
GBP85.0Australasia & Pacific1683nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7423&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7423.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHENK, PieterParys, een Stadt in Vrankryk210 x 260 mm., in good condition.; 'Atlases by the Schenk family may include contributions by several generations all named Pieter and designated I, II or III. This view of Paris is from Petrus Schenk I's 'Hecatompolis, sive totius orbis terrarum opida nobiliorum centum' (Shirley). Koeman III Sche 3; Phillips 67; Shirley BL T.Sch-1a 5.7426Amsterdam: (1702)
GBP275.0France1702nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7426&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7426.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE VAUGONDY, Didier RobertLe Royaume d'Angleterre ...475 x 515 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; An attractive map of England and Wales including the east coast of Ireland. It was published in Robert de Vaugondy's 'Atlas Universel'. There are two variants of this map refering to either 'Belfart' or 'Belfast'. It may be presumed that this 'Belfart' issue is the first. Pedley 48, state 1.7433Paris: (1753)
GBP175.0British Isles1753nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7433&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7433.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SENEX, JohnA Map of Old & New Castile From the Observations of Rodrigo Mendes Silva and others455 x 590 mm., early wash colour, generous margins all round, good condition.; From John Senex's very rare 'English Atlas' first issued from about 1710 as a collection of maps but not with a title page until 1714. 'Senex was an engraver and map seller, later cultivating his scientific interests as a maker of instruments and globes. In the early part of his career from about 1706 to 1711, he was in association with the London publisher Charles Price and together they produced sets of large (double-folio) sized maps ... The partnership ... split up in 1710.' (Shirley). This map of the region of Castille in central Spain displays the area in great detail. Just to the left of centre may be found Madrid, Toledo and the Escurial Palace. Shirley T.Sen 1c no. 17.7445London: (c.1714-[c.28])
GBP375.0Spainc.1714-[c.28]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7445&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7445.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE BRUYN, CornelisCairo275 x 365 mm., in good condition.; This well engraved birds-eye two-part view of Cairo in Egypt is taken from across the River Nile and is from Cornelis Le Bruyn's 'Voyage au Levant'. De Bruyn was a Dutch traveller and painter who spent the years 1678 to 1685 in the Levant. He was primarily a landscape artist and this is manifested in the magnificent panoramas found in the book. Blackmer 225; Cohen de Ricci 610; Nordenskiold Collection 3.358.7448Amsterdam: (c.1680)
GBP150.0Africac.1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7448&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7448.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamSalopiae Comitatus quem Cornauii ...275 x 340 mm., in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. The second printed map of Shropshire from the second fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the first and only state. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.7498London: (1607-[10])
GBP195.0Shrops England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7498&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7498.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HEYWOOD, JohnThe Travelling Atlas of England and Wales with all the Railways and Coach Roads ...Small quarto (240 x 195 mm.), original paper wrappers with title. With 45 lithographic maps back to back, including a large folding map of England and Wales. Light wear, generally in good condition.; This series of plates was first published by John Teesdale as the rare New Travelling Atlas in 1830. An even rarer edition of 1843 ensued. Lithographed derivatives were published by John Heywood from 1860. This example can be dated to c.1881 according to the railways depicted and each bears population figures derived from the 1871 census. Provenance: Dr. Adrian Almond collection. Carroll (1996) 92.K; Not in Chubb.7502London: (c.1881)
GBP260.0English County Atlasc.1881nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7502&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7502a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7502b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.Chartae orarum marinarum partim Normandiae, partim Britanniae, et insularu circa eas sitarum ...355 x 520 mm., with recent wash colour, faint mount shadow in the margins, otherwise a good example of a desirable chart.; One of the more desirable sea charts from this classic work. Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the "Spieghel der Zeevaerdt" was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. They are the first modern published sea charts and were engraved by the van Deutecom brothers. They were both functional and of great artistic merit. A superb decorative sea chart of the coast of Normandy from Honfleur to east of St. Malo and including the Channel Islands. This chart of the area has an unusual history. The first plate published in the first issue of 1583 was not used again. A second plate was included in the following edition of 1585 which is found in three states. This is an example of the third state with the plate slightly reworked by Cornelis Claesz in Amsterdam who had only acquired them in the same year 1589. Decorated with sea monsters, two compass roses and sailing vessels. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 472 no. 5Bb Wag 6.7506Leiden: (1585-[89])
GBP1950.0Devon Dorset England1585-[89]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7506&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7506.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LESCARBOT, MarcFigure et description de la terre reconue ... par les Francois en la Floride160 x 205 mm. The upper half of the fold had been split and is backed with only minor loss, left and right margins extended, lower margin with some neatline reinstated, otherwise a good example of an extremely rare map.; This very rare map of the present day Carolinas did not appear in the early editions of Lescarbot's 'Histoire de la Nouvelle France'. It was first published in the 1612 issue. It records the Huguenot inspired voyages which were commanded by Jean Ribaut and Ren Laudonire between 1562 and 1565. The latitudinal positions of coastal place names are more accurate, being almost 1 degree further south than on the Hondius, in almost exactly their true positions. 'La Caroline' is incorrectly shown on the north bank of the River May (St. John's River), and Charlefort is named at Port Royal. The Montagne de Palassi are described as bearing gold, silver and copper.' Burden 163; Church (1907) no. 356; Cumming (1938) pp. 476-92; Cumming (1962) no. 30 pp. 17-18; Cumming, Skelton & Quinn (1972) pp. 154-71, 181-92; Lowery (1912) no. 102; Schwartz & Ehrenberg (1980) pp. 64-7.2533Paris: (1612)
USD17500.0South East North America1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2533&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2533.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEULEN, Johannes vanPas-Kaart van t' Oosterste Deel vande Middellantsche Zee Vervattende de Zee-Kusten van Caramania, Cyprus, Soria en Aegiptia515 x 590 mm., in good outline colour, trimmed at the top margin with no loss, margin extended, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1678 by Johannes van Keulen (1654-1715) and in 1680 he published the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. On his 50th birthday he left the management of the firm to his talented son Gerard (1678-1726). This sea chart orientated to the east depicts the Holy Land and is dominated by the island of Cyprus. This example is from the third part of 'De Nieuwe Groote Lichtende Zee-Fakkel' dated 1724 which covered the Mediterranean Sea. De Vries, Schilder etc. 'The Van Keulen Cartography Amsterdam 1680-1885', pp. 44 & 202-5; Koeman IV p. 381 no. 115 st. 2; Koeman 'The Sea on Paper' p. 37-8 no. 18; not in Stylianou.7064Amsterdam: (c.1730)
GBP2350.0Greecec.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7064&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7064.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GUSSEFELD, Franz LudwigSevilla Regnum in suos Archiepiscopatos Episcopatos et Praefecturas Divisum ...440 x 570 mm., early wash colour, small marginal tears repaired, light paper crease along the centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; Franz Ludwig Gussefeld (1744-1808) was a cartographer from Osterburg who worked with the firm of Homann's Heirs from 1773. This detailed map of southern Spain extends from Malaga in the east to Faro in Portugal. It is centred on Seville and bears an attractive title cartouche lower left. The cartography is drawn from that of Lopez and it is engraved by Hauer. Tooley's Dictionary.7394Nuremberg: (1781)
GBP350.0Spain1781nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7394&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7394.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, Jean Baptiste P. D.Carte de la Cote Orientale du Golfe de Bengale480 x 330 mm., with one or two light marks lower right, just into the image, otherwise in good condition.; A nice chart of the northern portion of the Gulf of Bengal depicting in the north Luckipore and Islamabad. The material collected for 'Le Neptune Oriental' was approved by the French Compagnie des Indes. D'Apres de Mannevillette was one of the first Hydrographers of France and an accomplished navigator. Born in Le Havre to a captain in the French West India Company he made a voyage to the Caribbean in 1726. He showed an early interest in navigation and was one of the first Frenchmen to use Hadley's quadrant and was later in life a friend of Dalrymple. Upon the atlas' publication it was highly commended by everyone. Updated at various times after initial publication in 1745 it was expanded considerably in 1775. NMM 203 no. 9; Shirley M.Apr 1c.7413Paris: (1745)
GBP150.0South East Asia1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7413&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7413.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GORDON, WilliamAn Accurate Map of the County of Huntingdon, Actually Survey'd after a New method, in the Years 1730 & 1731495 x 595 mm., in early outline colour, with a couple of small holes along the centrefold all professionally restored, otherwise in good condition.; This is one sheet only from the first large scale map of the county of Huntingdon. The only other issued in the eighteenth century was by Thomas Jefferys in 1768. Gordon's map in 6 sheets is one of only a dozen produced in the eighteenth century on the very large scale of 2 inches to the mile. Indeed it is one of the very first multi-sheet map of any English county ever published. Engraved by Emanuel Bowen this sheet includes the title with Bowen's imprint beneath. It depicts the region south of Peterborough displayed beneath the coats of arms. It includes Woodstone, Atanground, Fletton, Overton Longville, Farcet, Yaxley and Whittlesey. Rodgers 196.7440London: (1731)
GBP150.0Hunts England1731nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Walesc.1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7493&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7493.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANSON, Baron GeorgeKarte von der Sud-See oder dem Stillen Meere von der Mittellinie bis zu 39 1/2 Grad nordl Breite870 x 300 mm., in two sheets, with folds as issued in the book but here ironed out. Minor paper crease and binders tear repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This two sheet chart details the route the Spanish galleons take between the Philippines and Acapulco, Mexico. The tracks of Commodore George Anson and Nostra Seigniora de Cabadonga are illustrated. The chart is found in the Dutch edition of the travels of Anson who left Britain in 1740 at the head of a fleet of six ships sent to attack Spanish colonial interests in South America. Within a year Anson fleet had been reduced to three ships and he had lost two thirds of his men. After resting in Juan Fernandes, he left on his flagship 'Centurion' in the hope of finding a heavily laden Spanish galleon. After such a poor start to the voyage they finally struck it rich capturing the Nuestra Seora de Cabadonga off Cape Espiritu Santo on June 20, 1743.7494Amsterdam: (c.1750)
GBP275.0Southwest Northwest North Americac.1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7494&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7494.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Jean Francois Comte deChart of Discoveries made in 1787 in the seas of China and Tartary360 x 490 mm., in good condition.; This is a map representing the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse to Korea and Japan in 1786. This is from the first English edition of La Perouse's voyage. Cortazzi, H. pl.62 (French ed).; Howes USIana L93; Sabin 38960; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.LPR-2a curiously not listing this chart.7585London: (1798)
GBP395.0Japan & Korea1798nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7585&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7585.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GUTHRIE, WilliamA New System of Modern GeographyQuarto, two volumes (275 x 220 mm. each), full contemporary marbled calf, worn, ribbed spine with gilt ruled compartments, red calf gilt title labels and black calf volume numbers affixed. pp. 572; xii, 704, 43. With 2 plates and 2 charts (1 torn with no loss). With 8 page subscribers list apparently not called for. With light water stain and foxing, otherwise a good example.; "Mathew Carey was a pioneer in producing cartographic works. A native of Dublin, Carey immigrated to Philadelphia in 1784 and in the following year established a print ship and publishing house. His initial interests were in journals and serials but by 1792 he began to publish monographs" (Ristow). Carey's first cartographic production was the exceedingly rare 'A General Atlas for the Present War' in 1794. His next work was this two volume first American edition of William Guthrie's popular 'New System of Geography'. This example contains an eight page list of subscribers which does not appear in the collations available. It includes George Washington, President of the United States. This copy of Guthrie's work bears the ownership inscription of William Irvine (1741-1804), the Revolutionary War Officer. Born in Ireland he served in the French and Indian War. He took the American side in the Revolution and on 8 June 1776 was captured at Trois Rivieres. He was not exchanged until 6 May 1778. He took part in the Staten Island campaign and Bull's Ferry. On 8 march 1782 he took command of Fort Pitt. He was in charge of the disastrous Crawford's Defeat 4-5 June 1782. He became a Congressman in 1786-88 and again in 1793-95 when he would have acquired this book. Provenance: with manuscript ownership inscription of 'Wm. Irvine' on the title page. Without the separately issued atlas. The verso of the last leaf of subscribers describes how the book is available with the maps bound in and also with all the maps in a separate atlas. Of the four examples cited on the ABPC, none bore any maps or were offered with the atlas. Boatner (1996); Dictionary of American Biography; Ristow p. 151; Sabin 29327; Shipton & Mooney 27077 & 28782.7639Philadelphia: Mathew Carey(1794-95)
USD650.0North America Travel1794-95nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7639&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7639a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7639b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasChampaigne et Brie370 x 440 mm., early outline colour in good condition.; This map of the Champagne and Brie region of France was published in Paris by Pierre Mariette. It appears in the first edition of Nicolas Sanson's "Les Cartes Generales" in 1658. Sanson was France's premier cartographer and helped to lift French work in this area to another level. His atlas is the first full world atlas to be produced in France. This work had been in development for several years as the dates on the various maps attest. Pastoureau Sanson Va no. 11; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 4260 no. 11.5579Paris: (1658-[79])
GBP225.0France1658-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5579&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5579.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, ThomasA Chart of the English Channel with the adjacent Coasts of England and France185 x 260 mm., with folds as issued, in good condition.; From the 'London Magazine'. Folded as issued. Right hand margin slim. Thomas Kitchin was one of the most notable English cartographers of the eighteenth century. He was both an engraver and publisher of considerable reputation who was made Hydrographer to King George III. He worked with many of his contemporaries on various projects. His first notable work was the maps for the 'London Magazine' from 1747 to 1760. Jolly, D.C. (Brit Per) Lond-149.7612London: (October 1758)
GBP60.0EnglandOctober 1758nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7612&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7612.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROBERTS, DavidMap to Illustrate The Sketches of David Roberts, Esq: R. A. in Egypt and Nubia570 x 400 mm., with light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; David Roberts landmark 'Egypt and Nubia' was first published in parts between 1846-49. This map illustrates the route taken by Roberts on his travels through the region and appears in the second volume. Bourbon, Fabio (1996). 'Yesterday and Today. Egypt. Lithographs and Diaries by David Roberts, R. A.'.7618London: (1849)
GBP175.0Middle East1849nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7618&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7618.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausAbbildung der Statt und Vostung Sovazchi, so von den Venetianern Erobert und Demolirt Werden 1657280 x 300 mm., in good condition.; A excellent early view of the Venetian attack on Split published in Matthaus Merian's 'Theatrum Europaeum'. There were a total of 21 volumes in this huge work. The book was begun in 1635 by Matthaus Merian the Elder and continued by his son of the same name, the Younger, upon his death in 1650.7633Frankfurt: (c.1660)
GBP195.0Eastern Europec.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7633&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7633.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PARKER, Henry PerleeA View of the Town of Sheffield from the South East440 x 610 mm., early hand coloured aquatint engraving, small repaired tear to sky near the rainbow, otherwise in good condition.; A very attractive large hand coloured aquatint of Sheffield engraved by J. Harris after a painting by Henry Perlee Parker (1795-1837). Printed by Brooker & Harrison it was published by Marples & Hibbert, Sheffield, April 1st 1844. Perlee was an art master at Wesley College, Sheffield and exhibited at the Royal Academy. It is a view of the burgeoning industrial city complete with smoking chimneys. The hill in the foreground bears a nice family scene including a kite about to be flown by some boys. A rainbow is placed in the right side of the image.7643Sheffield: Marples & Hibbert(1844)
GBP275.0Yorks England1844nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7643&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7643.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasAtlas Portatif pour servir a l'intelligence de L'Histoire Philosophique et PolitiqueQuarto (280 x 225 mm.), contemporary quarter calf, marbled paper boards, light wear. With 9, (3) pp., typographic title page, Avertissement, Table Indicative and Liste des Cartes. With 40 copper plate engraved maps, some folding, all in very good full contemporary wash colour. With waterstain to bottom of first 2 blank endpapers and titlepage, otherwise in good condition.; A very nice atlas which covers the non-European world. All the maps are in very fine early wash colour. Provenance: Charles Deveraux manuscript ownership mark on front flyleaf and title page.7645Amsterdam: (1773)
GBP2950.0Atlas world1773nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7645&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7645b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7645a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7645d.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7645f.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7645j.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann Ulrich - BODENEHR, GabrielEgyptus80 x 65 mm., with mild waterstain in the lower margin, otherwise in fine condition on thick paper.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled 'Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria'. It appears the maps were engraved by a member of the Bodenehr family. This example is from the virtually unrecorded smaller format edition published by Gabriel Bodenehr entitled 'Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae'. No date is to be found on the title but c.1703 is presumed. The map depicts Egypt and the River Nile. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; Phillips (1909-) no. 512; Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a no. 74.7665Ulm: (1692-[c.1703])
GBP75.0Africa1692-[c.1703]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7665&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7665.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - WEB, WilliamThe County Palatine of Durisme exactly drawne 1642375 x 680 mm., old but not early wash colour, small split along the green colour on left side, the whole backed with paper.; The map of Durham is one of the five signed by Augustine Ryther as engraver and was surveyed during 1576 along with the other northern counties. Speculation surrounds the origins of Ryther. Ralph Thoresby stated in 1715 that he was probably of Leeds and may well indeed be related to the ennobled family of that name from Yorkshire. He was one of the earliest English born copper plate engravers and signed five of Saxtons maps. It is quite likely he was the author of others. He went on to collaborate on the sale of the Saxtons atlas. Certainly there is evidence to show that he continued to sell it after the Saxtons ten-year privilege expired. His finest works are the plates for Robert Adams depicting the Spanish Armada published in 1590. Ryther was however in debtors prison for the winter of 1594-95 and thereafter there is no record. This map is one of a handful for which Web altered the title from Latin to English. Both the arms and cipher of Elizabeth I are replaced by those of Charles I and the gryphon is replaced by a unicorn. William Web (fl.1629-52) was a bookseller from Oxford. In 1645 he published 'The Maps of all the Shires in England and Wales. Exactly taken and truly described by Christopher Saxton'. The imprint states 'Printed for William Web at the Globe in Cornehill, London', despite Web being a bookseller in Oxford. Quite how he came into possession of the Saxton plates is unknown. The fact that the court of Charles I was in Oxford for the duration of the Civil War (1642-46) and the atlas is dedicated to the King can be no coincidence. The war undoubtedly caused a delay as most maps bear the date of 1642 despite the title imprint being 1645. Because it did not have the same impact and no doubt because of the Civil War this edition of Saxtons atlas is one of the rarest surviving in ONLY THREE RECORDED EXAMPLES. Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 45-7; Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Sax 1g; Skelton (1970) 27; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).3022London: (1576-[1645])
GBP1200.0Durham England1576-[1645]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3022&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3022.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ARMSTRONG, AndrewThe County Palatine of Durham Survey'd by Capt Armstrong and Engraved by Thomas Jefferys Geographer to His Majesty MDCCLXVIIIFour uncut sheets each 490 x 630 mm., in early outline colour, with deckled edges in EXCELLENT CONDITION.; This is the first map of the county of Durham to be produced at a scale of one inch to the mile and the only one issued in the eighteenth century. It was surveyed by Lieutenant Andrew Armstrong and his son Mostyn John Armstrong; both were cartographers although only the son published any atlases. At the time Andrew Armstrong described himself as "Lieut. on half pay from the 32nd Regt." Their focus was on Scottish related material with the notable exception of the large scale county surveys of the neighbouring county of Northumberland which would be published the following year and two further of Lincolnshire in 1779 and Rutland in 1780. It was engraved and published by Thomas Jefferys. There are three states all published in rapid succession in the same year this being the third state with the imprint of both Robert Sayer and Thomas Jefferys. An Explanation upper right helps to identify the Market Towns, Parishes, Churches, Seats, Farms or Cottages, Parks, Turnpike Roads, 'Inclosed' partial and open roads and Roman points of interest. Also indicated are Coal Pits and Lead Mines along with natural features such as Hills, Woods and Parks etc. A fine plan of the town of Durham appears lower left accompanied by a compass rose and encapsulated by an ornate border. A nearby note records the fact that the latitude figures used were taken by Professor Hornsby in 1765. The longitude were deduced from the solar eclipse of 1766 and compared with those made at London, Sherborn and Oxford. The map is dedicated to Henry Earl of Darlington, the Lord Lieutenant of the county. The title appears in an ornate cartouche upper right with a mining scene. To its right is a model of the Bases and Triangles used to triangulate the county. All issues are rare, particularly this one. Provenance: private English collection. Harley, Brian The Re-Mapping of England, 1750-1800 in Imago Mundi 19 pp. 56 & 63; Rodger (1972) 101; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7216London: Robert Sayer and Thomas Jefferys(1768)
GBP1950.0Durham England1768nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7216&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7216a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7216b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7216c.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7216d.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARDING, James Duffield(Italian landscape)175 x 270 mm., pencil, black chalk and coloured washes-heightened with white on thick sepia paper, signed J D Harding in the lower left corner, the reverse bears one small area of minor damage due to earlier removal from an album, with no effect to the front, in good condition.; James Duffield Harding (1797 - 1863) was born in Deptford, England and studied with Samuel Prout after whose style this is very reminiscent. Although Harding studied engraving he preferred drawing topography. He exhibited at the Royal Academy at the yound age of 13 years. He was however also a very talented lithographer and produced large folio works by Stanfield and Roberts, for Hullmandel. He travelled to the continent regularly from the 1820s to 40s visiting Italy, Normandy and the Rhine producing various books from his experiences. John Ruskin admired his work and stated that after J M W Turner, Harding was "unquestionably the greatest master of foliage in Europe". This rather fine scene appears to be taken in Italy from the architecture and bears to the left side a boat and path. The verso bears in early manuscript hand 'Yalland', referring to the location or owners name?7323(c.1840)
GBP2500.0Italyc.1840noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7323&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7323.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ELLIS, GeorgeEllis's New and Correct Atlas of England and Wales being an Entire New Set of County MapsQuarto (310 x 245 mm.), old cloth binding retaining original morocco gilt label priced "L3 3s 0D", light wear and staining to lower portion. With engraved title, and 42 engraved maps by James Wallis all in early wash colour, pp. (2), 2, (26), descriptive text accompanying each map, (14). Wiltshire with light paper adhesion, otherwise in good condition.; In 1812 James Wallis (fl.1810-25) published "Wallis's New British Atlas', the largest of three county atlases he produced. The maps are derived from the George Cole and John Roper "British Atlas" of 1810. Wallis did however claim that they were engraved in a "superior manner". Wallis was an engraver and publisher and went bankrupt twice, in 1801 and again in 1805. The county maps of Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Cheshire, Hunts., Northants., Sussex, Westmoreland and that of South Wales all bear the imprint of L. Herbert as geographer. This atlas is a re-issue by George Ellis dated to 1 July 1819 from the Preface. Although Wallis's name is retained on the maps all of the other imprints below the maps have been removed with the usual exception of Lancashire and Warwickshire. B atten & Bennett (1996) no. 78.3; Chubb 367; Tooley's Dictionary.7485London: ([1819])
GBP975.0English County Atlas[1819]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7485&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7485a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7485b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7485c.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann Ulrich - BODENEHR, Gabriel(Egypt & Nubia)65 x 80 mm., with mild waterstain in left margin, otherwise in fine condition on thick paper.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled 'Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria'. It appears the maps were engraved by a member of the Bodenehr family. This example is from the virtually unrecorded smaller format edition published by Gabriel Bodenehr entitled 'Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae'. No date is to be found on the title but c.1703 is presumed. The map depicts Upper Egypt, Nubia and the Upper River Nile. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; Phillips (1909-) no. 512; Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a no. 74.7664Ulm: (1692-[c.1703])
GBP75.0Africa1692-[c.1703]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7664&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7664.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann Ulrich(Egypt)70 x 80 mm., in good condition.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled "Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria". To illustrate both works Mller provided a new series of 103 maps. Mostly unsigned, it would seem that the engraver was one of the Bodenehr family. G. C. Bodenehr signs the engraved frontispiece. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers' declares the relationships between the various Bodenehrs of the period have not been determined and identifies three G. Bodenehrs. Gabriel, elder and younger, and Georg Conrad (1663-1710), who may well be our engraver. Other authorities assign them to one of the Gabriels.A further expanded edition was published in 1702, under the title 'Neu=aussgefertiger Kleiner Atlas' in Ulm by Georg W. Kuehnen offered here, and in Frankfurt by Johann Philipp Andrea. These later expanded editions are rare, only the Wardington example has been recorded at auction since 1993. The map depicts Egypt and the River Nile. Gabriel Bodenehr is entitled Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; Phillips (1909-) no. 512; Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a; Tooleys 'Dictionary'.7666Ulm: (1692-[1702])
GBP35.0Africa1692-[1702]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7666&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7666.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann Ulrich(Egypt & Nubia)70 x 80 mm., in good condition.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled "Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria". To illustrate both works Mller provided a new series of 103 maps. Mostly unsigned, it would seem that the engraver was one of the Bodenehr family. G. C. Bodenehr signs the engraved frontispiece. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers' declares the relationships between the various Bodenehrs of the period have not been determined and identifies three G. Bodenehrs. Gabriel, elder and younger, and Georg Conrad (1663-1710), who may well be our engraver. Other authorities assign them to one of the Gabriels.A further expanded edition was published in 1702, under the title 'Neu=aussgefertiger Kleiner Atlas' in Ulm by Georg W. Kuehnen offered here, and in Frankfurt by Johann Philipp Andrea. These later expanded editions are rare, only the Wardington example has been recorded at auction since 1993. The map depicts Upper Egypt, Nubia and the Upper River Nile. Gabriel Bodenehr is entitled Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; Phillips (1909-) no. 512; Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a; Tooleys 'Dictionary'.7667Ulm: (1692-[1702])
GBP35.0Africa1692-[1702]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7667&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7667.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann UlrichEgyptus70 x 80 mm., in good condition.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled "Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria". To illustrate both works Mller provided a new series of 103 maps. Mostly unsigned, it would seem that the engraver was one of the Bodenehr family. G. C. Bodenehr signs the engraved frontispiece. Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers' declares the relationships between the various Bodenehrs of the period have not been determined and identifies three G. Bodenehrs. Gabriel, elder and younger, and Georg Conrad (1663-1710), who may well be our engraver. Other authorities assign them to one of the Gabriels.A further expanded edition was published in 1702, under the title 'Neu=aussgefertiger Kleiner Atlas' in Ulm by Georg W. Kuehnen offered here, and in Frankfurt by Johann Philipp Andrea. These later expanded editions are rare, only the Wardington example has been recorded at auction since 1993. The map depicts Egypt and the River Nile. Gabriel Bodenehr is entitled Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; Phillips (1909-) no. 512; Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a; Tooleys 'Dictionary'.7668Ulm: (1692-[1702])
GBP50.0Africa1692-[1702]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7668&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7668.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, Abraham - VRIENTS, Jan BaptisteAngliae et Hiberniae Accurata Descriptio, Veteribus et Recentioribus ...435 x 570 mm., in full early wash colour, trimmed close to the side margins as is often the case, with no apparent loss, otherwise in very good condition.; The second state with Latin text of Jan Baptiste Vrients classic map of England, Wales and Scotland issued to celebrate the recent accession of James I to the throne. It first appeared in the English text edition of Abraham Ortelius' Theatre of the World published in 1606. On the death of Queen Elizabeth I in March 1603, James VI of Scotland inherited the throne. Along with uniting the Scottish and English thrones he claimed historical rights to the throne of France. The dedication of the English edition of the atlas is to James by the grace of God, King of Great Britaine, France and Ireland and was clearly made to cultivate sales. A similar claim appears on this map upper right on the first state.In 1608 Vrients published an Italian edition dedicated to the Pope. The Catholic Church did not recognize James I, a protestant, as King of France then ruled by Henry IV. This was also the case for Ireland. Therefore Vrients issued variants of the map in which a pasted label re-written would be placed over the offending part of the map; this did however still leave one further reference to the claim still visible in almost all known examples. These are known as variants of the first state. For the Latin edition of 1609 offered here Vrients was clearly prepared having had time to alter the plates themselves. All references to James I being King of France and Ireland are removed creating the second state. Below these references in the upper right is an attractive family tree of the English royal family from William the Conqueror. The map itself is derived from the Anonymous map printed in London 1594 which itself is derived from that of Jodocus Hondius of 1592. The engravers are believed to the Arsenius brothers who have produced a magnificent map, one of the finest ever produced for the atlas. Its desirability along with the fact that it only appears in a handful of editions makes this one of the rarest. Shirley (1991) no. 275, see also 164 & 177; Kelly (2007); Van den Broecke, M. no. 17.7752London: (1605-[09])
GBP4750.0British Isles1605-[09]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7752&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7752.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertSouth Wales360 x 420 mm., in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. This is an example from the first edition. Skelton no. 117.7759London: (1695)
GBP85.0Wales1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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Ralph Thoresby stated in 1715 that he was probably of Leeds and may well indeed be related to the ennobled family of that name from Yorkshire. He was one of the earliest English born copper plate engravers and signed five of Saxtons maps. It is quite likely he was the author of others. He went on to collaborate on the sale of the Saxtons atlas. Certainly there is evidence to show that he continued to sell it after the Saxtons ten-year privilege expired. His finest works are the plates for Robert Adams depicting the Spanish Armada published in 1590. Ryther was however in debtors prison for the winter of 1594-95 and thereafter there is no record. Christopher Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton (Chubb). Saxton (c.1542c.1610) was born at Dunningley in the West Riding of Yorkshire. While the details of his early life are sketchy, it is known that he attended Cambridge University, and in 1570 he was apprenticed as a map maker to John Rudd, vicar of Dewsbury. Saxton began work on his county maps in about 1574. In 1577 he received letters patent from Elizabeth I protecting his maps against plagiarism for the next ten years. As well as the Queens protection, Saxton also enjoyed the patronage of Thomas Seckford, Master of the Queens Requests, whose mottoes are found on the maps. Evans and Lawrence wrote that he left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited. They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. The map is the only folding map in the atlas and is nearly always damaged as a consequence, this example is as near to perfect as could be expected. Following the death of Philip Lea 25 February 1700 his widow Anne continued the business. Although it is recorded that she sold some copper plates to George Willdey shortly after 1715 those belonging to the Saxton atlas were not amongst them. The date of her death is unknown but on 5 August 1730 the Daily Journal carried an advertisement announcing the sale by auction of all the Copper Plates belonging to the Estate of Mrs. Anne Lea, deceased ... with all the County Maps of Great Britain and Ireland. From 1709 early in his career Willdey was advertising maps for sale. Willdeys first advertisement announcing the county plates was placed in the Daily Post for 3 February 1732 (illustrated in Hodson I p. 142). They were sold individually for 4d. each. In none of his adverts up to his death in November 1737 does he mention the county maps be bound as an atlas with a title-page. However in 1721 when advertising his series of two sheet maps he stated that This Set of Maps may be fitted up several ways and sizes, or bound in a Book, or sold single, to fit Gentlemens Conveniency ... It can be assumed that he would be just as accommodating with the single sheet county maps and that therefore a c.1732 date is reasonable for the atlas. Willdey was not able to secure all of the Lea plates despite securing those by Saxton. Some of the maps in the Saxton-Lea atlas were replacements by other cartographers and those of John Seller went to Thomas and John Bowles. Willdey did manage to acquire the John Ogilby map of Middlesex. However of a full complement of county maps Willdey did not have ones for Cambridgeshire or Hertfordshire. Willdey was compelled to have new maps of these counties engraved which might explain the delay between acquisition in August 1730 and the first advert in February 1732. Willdeys last advert was placed in the Daily Post, 12 November 1737, which carried in its news columns the announcement that Yesterday Morning died of an Apopletick Fit, Mr. Willdey, who kept the noted great Toyshop at the Corner of Ludgate-street by St. Pauls; said to have died very rich. Curiously although all the newspapers agreed he died on 11 November his will is signed 12 November. The business was continued by Thomas Willdey although it is not clear whether this is his brother, or son. Thomas died in 1748 and the business was closed as there were many creditors. This is a very rare atlas surviving in only five known examples. Provenance: private English collection. Barber (2007) pp. 1623-31; Chubb (1927) I; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 943, 53-8 & 163; Harley, Brian The Map Collector no. 8 pp. 2-11; Hind (1952-55) vol. 1 p. 73; Hodson (1984-97) no. 183; Lawrence, Heather Christopher Saxton in The Map Collector 27 pp. 16-18; Rawnsley no. 1; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1j; Skelton (1970) 1; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7768London: (1720)
GBP4500.0Yorks England1720noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7768&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7768.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOFFMAN, JohannHannonia65 x 125 mm., backed on original marbled paper to make a playing card.; Hoffman published two sets of playing cards, one of the world, the other of Europe. This card of Hannonia in present day Belgium is from the Europe which was entitled 'Europeisch-Geographisches Spiel-Charte' and represents the nine of diamonds. It is extremely rare. The world map in the set bears the imprints of 'J.H. Seyfrid, delineavit' and 'Wilhelm Pfann. sculpsit', probably those responsible for all the cards. The date 1678 comes from the accompanying text volume which resides in the Willshire Collection at the British Museum. Hoffman was born in Frankenberg, Sachsen, 17 March 1629. He was often in trouble with the authorities in Nuremberg for various illegal activities including plagiarism. He died 27 March 1698. S. Mann & D. Kingsley Map Collector Series no. 87 p. 22 no. 5; C. P. Hargrave 'A History of Playing Cards' p. 109; van der Krogt 'The Europaeisch-Geographische Spiel-Charte by Franz Nigrinus and Johann Seyfried, 1678' in 'The Map Forum' no. 9 pp. 56-60; van der Krogt 'The Europaeisch-Geographische Spiel-Charte by Franz Nigrinus and Johann Seyfried, 1678', in 'Map Forum' no. 9 pp. 56-60.7771Nuremberg: (c.1678)
GBP250.0Low Countriesc.1678nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0France1649nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Germany1658nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7775&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7775.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANTINI, PaoloPartie Septentrionale de la Couronne de Castille475 x 590 mm., in early outline colour on strong paper with large margins.; This map of north western Spain displays the region of Galicia and Asturia and comes from Paolo Santini's 'Atlas Universel' first published in 1776. Cremonini 75; Tooley Dictionary.7787Venice: (1776)
GBP210.0Spain1776nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Spain1752-[c.60]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7788&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7788.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUFFON, George Louis LeclercCarte des Declinaisons et Inclinaisons de L'Aiguille Aimantee ...560 x 550 mm., with folds as issued, printed on thick paper, in good condition.; A chart of the North west Pacific Ocean showing the declinations of the compass from George Louis Leclerc Buffon's 'Histoire Naturelle, Generale et Particulaire' 1749-1804.7789Paris: (c.1775)
GBP195.0Japan & Koreac.1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Africa1843nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Spain1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7796&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7796.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoTabula Asiae I190 x 260 mm., in good condition.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. It is a Ptolemaic depiction of Asia Minor or present day Turkey and includes some of the Greek islands and part of Cyprus. Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.7799Venice: (1561-[74])
GBP125.0Middle East1561-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7799&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7799.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NEELE, Samuel JohnMap of China185 x 235 mm., recent outline colour, in good condition.; An attractive little map of China including taiwan, Korea and part of Japan.7800London: (c.1800)
GBP100.0Chinac.1800nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP165.0Francec.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7804&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7804.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LASOR A VAREA, AlphonsusIsole Hebride, et Orcade105 x 145 mm., light fold lower left, otherwise in good condition.; A map of northern Scotland first printed in Tommaso Porcacchi's 'L'Isole piu Famose del Mondo' published in Venice 1572. This issue is from Lasor a Varea's 'Universus Terrarum Orbis Scriptorum' published in 1713. His real name was Raffaello Savonarola and the two volume work was a compilation of plates and views from numerous earlier sources. Moir II p. 190 & 214 (not referring to this work); Phillips 3475; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' T.Las 1a.7806Padua: (1572-[1713])
GBP50.0Scotland1572-[1713]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7806&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7806.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnTartaria85 x 125 mm., in good condition.; This map of Tartary engraved by Pieter van den Keere is from the Prospect. Following the death of George Humble in 1640 the publishing business was inherited by his son William. He either continued or began the project of producing a similar miniature version of John Speed's folio Prospect or world atlas first published by his father in 1626. It was printed by Miles Fletcher. A unique example of the Prospect exists with the title page dated 1626 in error. In it, the two plates of the world and America bear the date 1642. It seems as if the completion of the work was delayed by the outbreak of the English Civil War in 1642 and was finally published the year it ended, 1646. The new plates were all engraved by an aged Pieter van den Keere after those of Speed. Burden (2007); Shirley (2004) T.Kee 2a and T.Kee 1f.7807London: (1646)
GBP95.0Russia1646nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7807&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7807.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]McKENNEY, Thomas L. and James HALLHistory of the Indian Tribes of North AmericaOctavo (270 x 185 mm.), 3 volumes, early elaborate blind stamped full calf, blind compartments to gilt ribbed spine with gilt embossed titles. With hand-coloured lithograph frontispiece leaf and 120 coloured lithographic plates, most with tissue guards, some foxing to text and guards but the plates are generally very clean.; The Indian Tribes of North America by Thomas McKenney and James Hall first published in folio between 1836-44 is one of the great North American Indian colour plate books and the grandest published in America to date. The 120 portraits it contained were largely drawn from the paintings of the artist Charles Bird King of visiting Indian delegates to Washington D.C. They were commissioned by McKenney on behalf of the War Department. Unfortunately these were destroyed in a fire at the Smithsonian in 1865. McKenney & Halls work is therefore the only accurate record of many of the great Indian figures of the nineteenth century.McKenney was the Superintendent of Indian trade from 1816-1822 and became concerned about the future survival of the western tribes. Not afraid to speak his mind he was eventually made head of the US Bureau of Indian Affairs by President Monroe from 1824-1830. This position took him on several trips to the west to oversee treaties with the Chippewa, Menominee and Winnebago. James Hall was a banker from Cincinnati who had been a journalist in Illinois, lawyer and state treasurer. The two of them collaborated to produce this book. The text was written by Hall but drew on the knowledge of McKenney. The work contains a general history of North American Indians and 120 biographies, each accompanied by a fine lithographic plate. It was an immediate success.Between 1848 and 1850 an octavo edition was published with 120 lithographs drawn by J. T. Bowen. The quality of the plates was such that it is stated that any of the first four editions include high quality images in terms of printing and colouring. This is an example of the second octavo edition published by D. Rice and A. N. Hart. Provenance: with bookplate of Frank Henry Goodyear Library; acquired 1994 for private English collection. Horan 'The McKenney-Hall Portrait Gallery of American Indians'; Howes M129; Miles & Reese 'America Pictured to the Life' no. 53; Sabin 43411; Viola 'Thomas L. McKenney, Architect of America's Early Indian Policy: 1816-30'; Viola The Indian Legacy of Charles Bird King.7782Philadelphia: D. Rice and A. N. Hart(1854)
USD9500.0Travel1854nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7782&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7782a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7782b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7782c.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BEEVERALL, JamesLes Delices de la Grand Bretagne et LIrlandeDuodecimo (165 x 100 mm.), 8 volumes, full contemporary marbled calf, gilt ruled, with ornate gilt ruled compartments with raised bands and gilt titles. With 243 plates and maps. With light wear to one or two spines, otherwise a good example.; The noted publisher Pierre Van der Aa dedicated this work on Great Britain to Queen Anne. In the ensuing years he published similar works of Italy, Spain and Portugal, Rome and Switzerland. Of the author James Beeverall nothing is known beyond this work. The text is drawn from the earlier works of Camden, Speed and Chamberlayne. First published in 1707 this second edition is greatly expanded and updated. Despite many images being derived from earlier published works they are by no means slavish copies. Many bear additional decoration of features. A beautiful English topographical work with numerous double page town views and country seats. Adams (1967) 20; Brunet (1860-80) 1735; Lowndes (1864) 146; Upcott (1968) p. xxiv.7613Leiden: (1727)
GBP1950.0British Topography1727nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7613&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7613.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Survey of the High Roads from London to Hampton Court, Bagshot ...Quarto (215 x 155 mm.), full contemporary calf, ornate gilt spine with red calf gilt title. With engraved title page, folding general map, foxed, map of the Turnpike Gates, both in early wash colour, Explanation and Advertisement, and 80 strip road maps on 40 double-page sheets all in early wash colour. Engraved throughout, with minor offsetting. Complete with original endpapers.; FIRST EDITION. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. In 1794 he was commissioned by the Postmaster-General to survey the roads of Great Britain. Cary had already published road books; indeed his first publication is one showing the roads between London and Falmouth, 1784. In 1790 Cary published his Survey of the High Roads from London which contained twelve routes from the town and eighteen cross roads. All are in lovely early colour and display a wealth of information. It was particularly pointed out by Cary that the country houses along the route could be seen from certain vantage points which are marked out on the maps. It was reissued unaltered in 1799, in 1801 and again in 1810. There were no further editions. An example of the FIRST EDITION. Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; Fordham (1925) pp. 40-1; Fordham (1924) p. 40; Shirley (2004) T.Cary 4a.7657London: (July 1st., 1790)
GBP995.0Middx Berks Bucks Herts Essex Kent Surrey English County AtlasJuly 1st., 1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7657&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7657a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7657b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7657c.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7657d.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamBritannicarum Insularum Vetus Descriptio730 x 490 mm., recent wash colour, printed on two sheets, joined, top half centrefold split repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This is one of the rarer of Abraham Ortelius' various maps of the British Isles. The most unusual feature of it is the size, it is in fact a two sheet map which makes for a dramatic map. It displays the ancient tribes of the Islands and names from the Roman occupation. It was produced to accompany the 'Parergon' Ortelius' historical atlas published alongside the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. The modern outline of the British Islands is largely drawn from that of Gerard Mercator's great wall map of 1564 and improved by that of Christopher Saxton in 1579. The map is finished with four ornate cartouche, many large ships at sea and a fierce sea battle upper left. The engraving is believed to be the work of Jan Wierix. The map appeared in just three editions of the atlas in 1590, 1591 and 1592. From 1595 it was replaced with a single sheet reduction. Van den Broecke therefore estimates that just 400 examples were printed. An uncommon map. Provenance: private collection of Rodney Shirley. Shirley, R.W. (BI to 1650) 160; Van den Broecke, M. 190.7672Antwerp: (1590)
GBP2650.0British Isles1590nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7672&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7672.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamAngliae, Scotiae et Hiberniae, sive Britannicar:Insularum Descriptio345 x 500 mm., in fine recent wash colour, in good condition.; This is one of the most recognisable of all the early maps of the British Isles. It was published by Abraham Ortelius in his 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' first published in 1570, the first modern atlas. This example was issued following some touching up to the engraving which occurred in 1579 and is therefore in its second state. The map is derived from Gerard Mercator's eight sheet wall map of 1564. It is a beautifully designed plate with a nice balance between accurate cartographic information and ornate decoration. The map is orientated with north to the right and the Royal Coat of Arms are depicted upper left. Shirley speculates that the engraver was Frans Hogenberg. Van Den Broecke 16; Shirley British Isles no. 86.7710Antwerp: (1570-[c.79])
GBP1150.0British Isles1570-[c.79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Islands Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP595.0Surrey England1 January 1819nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7737&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7737.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CALVER, E. KillwickEntrance to the River Tyne635 x 955 mm., with some light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition first state of E. Killwick Calver's survey of the entrance to the River Tyne featuring in great detail the city of Newcastle. The city is depicted before any bridges had been built but the Stanhope and Tyne Railway is depicted. The Newcastle and Tynemouth Railway is also illustrated. The Jarrow Slake in the south west is shown before the Tyne Dock's were built. On the north side of the Tyne the Northumberland Dock is similarly lacking.7742London: Admiralty Office(1849)
GBP195.0Northumbs Durham England1849nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Northumbs England1849-[83]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7743&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7743.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RAMBLE, ReubenReuben Rambles Travels in the Western Counties of EnglandQuarto (210 x 170 mm.), one part (of five), with contemporary paper wrappers, with ornate printed title to upper wrapper with map vignette and advert to the lower one. With 8 early wash coloured lithographic plates, 2 pasted to insides of the covers. With modern quarter calf slipcase with marbled paper boards, title affixed and silk ties.; Reuben Ramble designed this atlas for children and it is now highly desired. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. They were then issued by Robert Miller as the 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1821. Here Ramble surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. Ramble (1810-75), whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark, left his fathers business in 1836 and went to London. He soon became a partner to William Darton. He went on to write geography books for children and later in life became the Rector of Eaton-Bishop. The reference works normally place a date of c.1845 on this work however we have owned an example of the atlas bearing the ownership inscription dated 1844. Here we push the publishing date even further back as the ownership inscription is dated 1843. Provenance: original owners manuscript inscription Harry Woodward Beckwith December 14th 1843. Carroll 74B; Chubb 517.7745London: Darton and Clark(1843)
GBP650.0Berks Wilts Dorset Cornwall Hants Devon Glos Somerset English County Atlas1843nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP4950.0World & Celestialc.1685nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7755&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7755.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERRY, WilliamA Mapp of All the World in two Hemispheres in which are exactly Described all the Parts of the Earth and Seas. Described by Sanson, corrected and amended by William Berry575 x 885 mm., in early outline colour, some professional repair to edge tears and reinforcement to lower corners, not affecting the image, with the accompanying page of geographical tables, otherwise in good condition.; A fine rare English double-hemispheric seventeenth century world map. In September 1678 Robert Morden (fl. 1669, d. 1703) and William Berry (1639-1718) petitioned the crown for a licence to do all general and particular maps of the several parts of the world according to an alphabeticall manner. Mordens connection with what appears to be the birth of the folio atlas is not heard of again. Berry began publishing a series of large two sheet maps with a group of the world and continents advertised in the London Gazette, from 1-5 July 1680. The world is also announced in the Term Catalogues for the summer of that year. This only mentions the world map, which would undoubtedly have been finished first, and the continents would have followed. Berry did not advertise his next two sheet map, that of England, until February 1682.Through the 1680s Berry published nearly forty large maps of parts of the world, sufficient to cover it all. From the late 1680s he clearly offered them bound together as a collection of maps as a handful of examples are known, but this was clearly not the intention for the maps, as none have borne any title page. Examples are known in the British Library, the Library of Congress and the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, all bearing either thirty-seven or thirty-eight maps. An example has been noted for sale by Maggs Brothers, which bore sixty-nine maps, the balance being made up of contemporary English maps by other cartographers dating the atlas to c.1704, and two further offered at Christies, auctions in London in the 1980s (Burden). Cartographically the world map is drawn directly from that of Alexis-Hubert Jaillot, 1674. Jaillots map was, in turn, derived from Nicolas Sansons geography, who is here recognised in the running title above, Described by Sanson Corrected and amended By William Berry. Sanson had far more of a reputation in cartographic circles than Jaillot so it is natural that Berry would use his name. These amendments include the patriotically named islands off Tierra del Fuego and New Albion placed in California. New Guinea is distinctly an island and there is no southern continent. An ornate cartouche lower centre includes an effusive dedication to Charles II. Armitage (2012) pp. 41 & 99-100; Burden (1996-2007) 532; Phillips (1909-) 3442; Shirley (1984) 501; Shirley (2004) T.Berr 1a; Tyacke (1973) p. 76; Tyacke (1978) no. 100 & pp. 109-10.7758London: William Berry at ye Sign of the Globe between Charing Cross and Whitehall(1680)
GBP5950.0World & Celestial1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP580.0Ireland Irelandc.1610nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2642&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2642.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasDuche et Gouvernement de Normandie390 x 520 mm., early outline colour, light water stain lower margin, otherwise in good condition.; Engraved by R. Cordier this fine map displays the region of Normandy and the Channel Islands. ex 'Cartes Generales de Toutes les Parties du Monde'. Pastoureau Sanson V A no. 37; Shirley BL T.San-2a 21.3862Paris: P. Mariette(1667)
GBP250.0Islands France1667nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3862&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3862.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WESSEL, C. - SKANKE, HKort over Siaelland og Moen610 x 680 mm., with extra large margins to the sides. Small marks in upper corners otherwise fine.; From an unknown source this map is however found in two Danish composite atlases in the British Library. This is a finely engraved map by Ch. A. Guiter, a French engraver known to have worked in Copenhagen at the time. It is of the island of Seeland and bears a clear large city of Copenhagen. Shirley BL T.Com 3a no. 2 & T.Com 4a no. 18.3949Copenhagen: (1777)
GBP250.0Scandinavia1777nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP675.0Italy1589-[1609]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4181&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4181.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ALAGNA, Giacomo GiovanniThe Coast of the Mediterranean Sea from Cape Razatin to Alexandria, with part of the Island of Candia555 x 825 mm., printed on fine thick paper and in very good condition.; This is one of the very few works published by the firm of Mount and Page that was not part of the extensive 'English Pilot' series. It was entitled "A compleat set of new charts on thirty-eight large plates: containing an accurate survey of the coast of Portugal and the Mediterranean Sea". The title page was engraved by J. Larkin and it seems likely on stylistic grounds that the cartouches at least on the individual maps are also by him. NMM 405; Shirley BL M.Alag 1a no. 16.4442London: Mount, John & Page, Thomas(c.1764)
GBP350.0Greecec.1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4442&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4442.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe Kingdom of Ireland415 x 345 mm. In fine condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Bonar Law 42; refer to Skelton no. 117.5361London: (1695)
GBP300.0Ireland1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5361&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5361.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FADEN, WilliamA Map of the Peninsula of India from the 19th Degree North Latitude to Cape Comorin, MDCCXCII500 x 830 mm., one sheet of two, in fine early wash colour, in good condition.; This fine detailed large scale map on 2 separate sheets depicts the southern Indian peninsula from Bombay to Ceylon. The several colours distinguish the various powers. This is identified as the third edition and is updated with the outcome of the recent acquisitions of Great Britain and her 'Allies the Nizam and the Marhattas' in the Partition Treaties of 1792 and 1799. Gole no. 97; refer Shirley BL T.Fad 4a no. 42.6381London: (1792-[1800])
GBP150.0India & Ceylon1792-[1800]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6381&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6381.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NUNEHAM, George Simon Harcourt, Viscount[A Series of Four Views of Stanton-Harcourt]420 x 500 mm., etching on fine thick paper with large margins, in good condition.; A magnificent series of extremely high quality etchings of great rarity. The first Earl Harcourt was governor to the royal princes and in the early 1750s his children, George Simon the Viscount Nuneham and Lady Elizabeth Harcourt took lessons in drawing from Richard Dalton and landscape from George Knapton, Joshua Kirby and Alexander Cozens. It is known that they on occasion were taught in the company of the royal princes. The Harcourt family had owned Stanton Harcourt in Oxfordshire since the Norman Conquest but in 1712 had acquired Newnham Courtenay. The first Earl moved the family there and renamed it Nuneham. Also associated with the family at this time was the great artist Paul Sandby (1725-1809). In 1760 a painting of his of Nuneham was exhibited at the Society of Artists.The Viscount (1736-1809) was a Francophile at heart and loved the old family home which connected himself to the Normans. Like his father he was a patron of the arts although at the more extreme for the period. He befriended Rousseau who actually stayed with him during his exile from France. In 1760 Nuneham drew two images (plates I & IV) of the old Stanton-Harcourt family home. In the same year Paul Sandby provided a third, critically acclaimed the best. In 1763 Nuneham etched the three and produced a fourth drawing which he etched the following year. His contemporary Horace Walpole wrote on 16 March 1763 that the first two prints were the richest etchings I ever saw, and masterly executed. He noted also that Nuneham was planning two more. Despite the statements on the prints to the contrary there is some evidence from the pencil notes of Sandby that it was he who drew the original views.In 1785 Viscount Nuneham, the then second Earl Harcourt, presented the original copperplates for the series of four views to the Society of Antiquaries. A second edition, offered here, dedicated to the Society was printed in the same year. Daghlian and Hilles, p. 230; Salway, Peter (1996) The Societys Prints of Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire, in The Antiquaries Journal vol. 76 pp. 269-75; Sloan, Kim (2000) A Noble Art; Upcott III p. 1076.7646London: (1763-[85])
GBP850.0Oxford England1763-[85]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7646&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7636a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7636b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7636c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7636d.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasAncien Royaume. de Northumberland aujourdhuy Provinces de Nort375 x 510 mm., early outline colour, light foxing in places, otherwise in good condition.; A fine map of northern England published in Paris by Pierre Mariette. It was first published separately in 1654 and introduced into the first edition of Nicolas Sanson's "Les Cartes Generales" in 1658. Nicolas Sanson was to bring about the rise of French cartography, although the fierce competition of the Dutch would last until the end of the century. This shift in cartographic centres shadowed the relative fortunes of the two countries; France under Louis XIV was a growing power in Europe. Born in Abbeville, in the Picardy region of France, 1600, Sanson studied history and turned to cartography as a means of recording it. In 1630 he was made Gographe Ordinaire du Roi, and was to become one of the tutors to Louis XIV. However, his future success was partly owing to the partnership he made with the publisher Pierre Mariette. In 1644 the latter had purchased the business of Melchoir Tavernier, and helped Sanson with financial support in producing the maps for the planned atlas. His atlas is the first full world atlas to be produced in France. This work had been in development for several years as the dates on the various maps attest. A fine example of the first state. Pastoureau Sanson Vb no. 23.7815Paris: (1654)
GBP165.0England1654nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7815&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7815.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MECHANIC'S MAGAZINEMechanic's Magazine, Museum, Register, Journal, & GazetteOctavo, issue no. 19, pp. 289-304, light wear to corners, last leaf detached, otherwise in good condition.; The Mechanics Magazine is one of the finest sources for material on nineteenth century mechanics. It was founded in 1829 by Joseph Clinton Robertson (1788-1852), a patent agent in Fleet Street, London, who was therefore well placed to publish it. This particular weekly number features on its front cover two fabulous images of early steam railway engines. This illustrates the first article entitled Proposition for a General Iron Rail-Way, with Steam-Engines to Supersede the Necessity of Horses in All Public Vehicles. Dated 3 January 1823 this is one of the earliest references to the railways. Indeed the first passenger line was opened in 1925 between Stockton and Darlington by Edward Pease, ancestor of Lord Wardington.7830London: Joseph Clinton Robertson (editor)(January 3, 1823)
GBP125.0Natural History, Decorative & ScienceJanuary 3, 1823nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7830&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7830.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUFFON, George Louis LeclercCarte des Declinaisons et Inclinaisons de L'Aiguille Aimantee ...510 x 580 mm. light toning to centrefold, with folds as issued, on good thick paper.; A chart of the Indian Ocean showing the declinations of the compass from George Louis Leclerc Buffon's 'Histoire Naturelle, Generale et Particulaire' 1749-04. This map appears in the Minereaux volume of 1788. It shows the waters from South Africa to Borneo including Arabia, Indian and South East Asia. The measurements are the work of La Perouse during his fateful voyage supplemented by those of the eminent scientist Jean-Charles Borda.7838Paris: (1788)
GBP350.0Indian Ocean1788nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP200.0Africac.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7839&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7839.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasBuckinghamshire540 x 700 mm., a very fresh example with large margins.; FIRST STATE in EXCELLENT CONDITION. The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the 'Universal Magazine' from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the print seller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful print sellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in this first edition state a. Hodson (1984-97) II 221 & p. 128; Wyatt no. 30.7846London: J. Tinney, R. Sayer, T. Bowles & J. Bowles & Son(c.1760)
GBP375.0Bucks Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7846&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7846.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, HenryA New Mapp of the County of Suffolk330 x 470 mm., in good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton who sold it separately and placed them in his composite atlases. This is one of only two in the series derived from a printed map by John Norden complete with his roads although here engraved on a larger scale. This issue marks the plates ownership by Henry Overton who issued them in his composite atlases from 1713 of which just seven examples survive. He updated the map with the addition of roads with distances, the work of Sutton Nicholls. This is one of three Smith maps updated by him, the others being Essex and Norfolk. Quite why only these three neighbouring counties were done is unclear. Provenance: Phillips London 11 December 1997 lot 53 an incomplete composite Henry Overton atlas. Hodson 142.3019London: (c.1603-[1713])
GBP1250.0Suffolk Englandc.1603-[1713]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP105.0Spain1616nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Africa1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4485&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4485.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe County Palatine of Chester345 x 415 mm. Uncoloured example in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Refer to Skelton no. 117.4841London: (1695)
GBP155.0Cheshire England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP120.0Norfolk England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP950.0Herts Englandc.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7842&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7842.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesStrait and Islands of Mia-Tao630 x 470 mm., in good condition.; A superb sea chart of the entire strait south of the city of Dalian, to the west would be the city of Beijing. The islands are now known as Houkou Bay. Interestingly although the peninsula south of Dalian is Chinese it is here identified as Korea. This survey was carried out by W. Dillon of HMS Wellesley in 1840.7863London: Hydrographic Office(1841)
GBP125.0China1841nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7863&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7863.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesLoo - Choo Sketch of Port Melville305 x 215 mm., in good condition.; A fine detailed sea chart of Port Melville, Okinawa, Japan, by Commander Basil Hall and the officers of HMS Lyra 1816.7864London: Hydrographic Office(20 January 1840)
GBP75.0Japan & Korea20 January 1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7864&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7864.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesChina Sheet VII East Coast Yellow Sea and Gulf of Pe-Chili475 x 625 mm., light browning of some ink, otherwise in good condition.; A fine detailed and early sea chart of the Yellow Sea between the Korean Peninsula and China. An inset details the canal between the Gulf and Peking. Much of the coastline is unknown but particularly fascinating is the coastline of the Korean peninsula where the very early understanding of the coast is laid out. The recently discovered island of Sir James Hall are depicted nearby the coast. A superb chart.7865London: Hydrographic Office(27 January 1840)
GBP495.0Japan & Korea27 January 1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0West Indies, South & Central America1841nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7868&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7868.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann Ulrich - BODENEHR, Gabriel(La Plata)65 x 80 mm., in good condition on thick paper.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled 'Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria'. It appears the maps were engraved by a member of the Bodenehr family. This example is from the virtually unrecorded smaller format edition without text on the page published by Gabriel Bodenehr entitled 'Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae'. No date is to be found on the title but c.1703 is presumed. The map depicts the Upper Nile River, central and eastern Africa. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; refer Phillips (1909-) no. 512; refer Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a no. 102.7882Ulm: (1692-[c.1703])
GBP75.0West Indies, South & Central America1692-[c.1703]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7882&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7882.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MULLER, Johann Ulrich - BODENEHR, Gabriel(Tucuman)65 x 80 mm., in good condition on thick paper.; In 1692 Johann Ulrich Mller (1633-1715) published a small geographical work entitled 'Geographia Totius Orbis Compendiaria'. It appears the maps were engraved by a member of the Bodenehr family. This example is from the virtually unrecorded smaller format edition without text on the page published by Gabriel Bodenehr entitled 'Atlas Minor sive Orbis Terrae'. No date is to be found on the title but c.1703 is presumed. The map depicts much of present day Argentina west of La Plata. Refer to King (2003) pp. 25 & 160B1; refer Phillips (1909-) no. 512; refer Shirley (2004) T.Mull-1a no. 101.7883Ulm: (1692-[c.1703])
GBP75.0West Indies, South & Central America1692-[c.1703]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7883&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7883.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesSouth and East Islands of the Saddle Group250 x 290 mm., affixed at the corners to a larger piece of paper, otherwise in good condition.; The Saddle Islands for part of the extensive range of islands offshore from Shanghai. They are now known as the Gouqi Islands and are extensively inhabited, indeed they are now joined by a bridge. The original survey is the work of Lieutenant M. Nolloth of the Royal Navy and was undertaken in 1842.7890London: (26 May 1846)
GBP150.0China26 May 1846nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP40.0West Indies, South & Central America1692-[c.1703]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7891&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7891.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesCoast of Tartary. Victoria Bay. Port Deans Dundas620 x 480 mm., in good condition.; A fine survey of the large bay on the island of Frunzenskiy r-n across the harbour from Vladivostoc. This survey was undertaken by Masters F. H. May and S. W. K. Freeman in 1856.7892London: (29 January 1857)
GBP125.0Russia29 January 1857nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0China18 June 1841nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7893&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7893.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasRoyaume de Naples ... 1648410 x 590 mm., early outline colour, a large map usually found with narrow margins as here, a couple of foxmarks, otherwise in good condition.; A lovely map of southern Italy centred on the Kingdom of Naples. It was first published separately in 1648 as dated and introduced into the first edition of Nicolas Sanson's "Les Cartes Generales" in 1658. Sanson (1600-67) was to bring about the rise of French cartography, although the fierce competition of the Dutch would last until the end of the century. This shift in cartographic centres shadowed the relative fortunes of the two countries; France under Louis XIV was a growing power in Europe. Born in Abbeville, in the Picardy region of France, 1600, Sanson studied history and turned to cartography as a means of recording it. In 1630 he was made Gographe Ordinaire du Roi, and was to become one of the tutors to Louis XIV. However, his future success was partly owing to the partnership he made with the publisher Pierre Mariette. In 1644 the latter had purchased the business of Melchoir Tavernier, and helped Sanson with financial support in producing the maps for the planned atlas. His atlas is the first full world atlas to be produced in France. This work had been in development for several years as the dates on the various maps attest. A fine example of the first state. Pastoureau Sanson Va no. 79. Engraved by A. B. de la Plaets and published in Paris by Pierre Mariette. Pastoureau, M. Sanson V,79.7202Paris: (1648)
GBP220.0Italy1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP235.0Italy1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7203&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7203.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransGratia Nopolis (Grenoble)/ Romans Delfinatus325 x 435 mm., in early wash colour, with small margin tear on the right margin not affecting the image, repaired, with Latin text on the verso, otherwise in good condition.; Two plans side by side of Grenoble and Romans sur Isere displaying the old walled towns. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This item was published in the third volume of the famous work. The main buildings are shown in profile. With Latin text to the verso. At the foot of the Alps lies Grenoble, now a city of some importance is shown from an elevated birds-eye perspective. The town of Romans lies on a tributary of the River Rhne. Both plans are purported to be drawn from the work of Belleforest in 'La Cosmographie Universelle', Paris, 1575. Koeman, C. (Atlantes) B&H 3, #9.7431Cologne: (1581)
GBP250.0France1581nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7431&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7431.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, Herman(Set of four maps of the County of Yorkshire)Four maps each c.195 x 250 mm., small margin loss at the bottom of that of East Riding just into the neatline, small tear lower left of the whole, both professionally repaired, otherwise in acceptable condition.; Herman Moll was a Dutchman who settled in England by 1678. His contributions to the cartographic world over the ensuing decades were considerable. This map is from the 'A New Description of England and Wales', an English County Atlas published in 1724. That same year the maps also appeared as 'A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales'. The maps most distinguishing features are the decorative antiquities which surround the map but what is little known is that for 'H. Moll's British Atlas' published in 1753 they were removed as here. Only FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES survive of this atlas. A very rare set of maps of Yorkshire. Hodson but refer to 178; Whittaker 20.7901London: (1724-[53])
GBP550.0Yorks England1724-[53]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7901&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7901a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7901b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7901c.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7901d.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardCosmography and GeographyFolio (355 x 235 mm.), two parts bound as one, full contemporary calf, blind panelled boards with ornate decoration, rebacked preserving original spine, gilt ruled raised bands, with red calf gilt title label. Lacking all maps, with 3 double page copperplates pp. (8), 364; (2), 493, otherwise in good condition.; This geographical work was conceived in 1668 as volume two of a series of four. It was a translation of Nicolas Sansons work. In this work he proposed a fourth volume as a marine atlas of the world, it was never published. Volume one is a translation of Bernard Varenius 1650 work which did not appear until 1682. This is a third edition published in 1693. Provenance: bookplate of Sir Joseph Radcliffe Bart. ESTC R2029; Skelton 90.7906London: (1693)
GBP950.0Atlas world1693nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7906&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7906a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7906b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]Smith, Joseph(A New and Exact Plan of the Cities of London & Westminster and the Borough of Southwark)580 x 485 mm., one or two minor edge tears not affecting the image, repaired, light waterstain to right hand margin, otherwise in good condition.; Although only one sheet of a two-sheet plan of London this depicts the West End of London in fascinating detail. The historic thoroughfares of High Holborn and The Strand lead to the rapidly developing west. The new upmarket residential developments of Cavendish Square just to the north of Oxford Street and Grosvenor Square are displayed. Marylebone to the north is still identified as 'Pasture Grounds'. Following Bond Street running south to Piccadilly we see to the west the yet to be developed area of Berkeley Square labelled 'The Lord Berkeleys Fields'. The 'Deer Park' to the south of Piccadilly is known today as Green Park. This is bound by 'Constitution Hill' and Buckingham House now of course the Palace. The road to Chelsea runs south west from here. The city of Westminster is at the bottom of the sheet. Many buildings are shown in elevation. The whole map bears a grid, a list of wards lower left and a description of London. The plan appears in Joseph Smith's uncommon 'Nouveau Theatre du Grande Bretagne', 1724. Darlington & Howgego 71.7912London: (1724)
GBP650.0Middx England1724nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7912&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7912.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KIP, JohannesThe North Prospect of the New Quadrangle of Christs Church in Oxford470 x 585 mm., in good condition.; A wonderful prospect of Christs Church, Oxford, first published by David Mortier (1673-c.1728) in the 'Britannia Illustrata' in 1707. The work was expanded over several years last being issued in 1749 by John Bowles. From 1709 Joseph Smith also became a publisher of it. It is without doubt one of the most important topographical productions of Britain in the eighteenth century. The plates were engraved by Johannes Kip (1653 - 1722) initially from the birds-eye views of Leonard Knyff (1650-1722). Later Kip would undertake both drawing and engraving. Kip began his trade working in Amsterdam under William of Orange. Following the Glorious Revolution of 1688 Kip accompanied the Court to London. From Westminster he became a print seller and engraver. Adams (1983) no. 22; Worms and Baynton-Williams.7916London: David Mortier(1707)
GBP350.0Oxford England1707nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7916&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7916.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENE, William ThomasParrots in CaptivityOctavo, three volumes (255 x 180 mm.). Full contemporary publishers green cloth, gilt parrot ornamentation to boards, light wear, otherwise in good condition. With 81 hand coloured lithographs.; This fabulous work on parrots was first published in parts, thirty in all, which are very rare. The bound publication was intended to include a fourth volume but it was never published. The last three parts with 9 plates are therefore almost impossible to find. Fine Bird Books 79; Nissen 393; Wood, p. 368; Zimmer p. 274.7874London: (1883-87[88])
GBP3250.0Natural History, Decorative & Science1883-87[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7874&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7874a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7874b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BAYNE, Rev. R.Historical Sketch of Rickmansworth and the Surrounding ParishesDuodecimo (185 x 130 mm.), original publishers brown cloth, ornate gilt panelling, gilt titles to the front board and the spine. pp. vii, 127, with 8 plates from photographs. In good condition.; First edition, published to mark the opening of a new town hall. An early photographic book of the town and surroundings of Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. The photographs are the work of H. V. Lemenager or Bushey.7378London & Aylesbury: Watson & Hazell(1870)
GBP95.0British Topography1870nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7378&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7378.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BAYNE, Rev. R.Historical Sketch of Rickmansworth and the Surrounding ParishesDuodecimo (185 x 130 mm.), original publishers brown cloth, panellied, gilt titles to the spine. pp. vii, 127, in good condition.; First edition, published to mark the opening of a new town hall. An description of the town and surroundings of Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire.7379London & Aylesbury: Watson & Hazell(1870)
GBP50.0British Topography1870nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7379&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7379.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GRAHAME, ThomasA Treatise on Internal Intercourse and Communication in Civilised States and Particularly Great BritainOctavo 220 x 140 mm., in early half calf with marbled boards, gilt title to spine, worn. pp. xiv, 160. Otherwise in good condition.; A fascinating treatise proposing the advantages of freight railways to Great Britain. With a dedication at the beginning to Thomas Telford. It was an attempt to dispel local prejudices and opposition to the early railways. Much of the work is devoted to examining the economics and finances of the Stockton, Darlington and Liverpool and Manchester railways. Provenance: presentation copy to Henry B. H. Beaufoy F.R.S. with his bookplate pasted inside front cover; with bookplate of R.P.L. Booker pasted inside back cover.7388London: (1834)
GBP125.0British Topography1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7388&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7388a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi5/7388b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSON, SamuelA General Index to the First Twenty Volumes of the Gentlemans Magazine, in five parts. To which is added, an index to the first volume of the miscellaneous correspondenceOctavo (210 x 135 mm.), full contemporary calf, gilt ruled, raised bands with very ornate gilt compartments and gilt title label. [2], ii, [296], 4 pp. including 4 front & final blank endpapers, in good condition.; This very rare work is an index to the first twenty volumes of the Gentleman's Magazine. It was published by Edward Cave who gave the then struggling SAMUEL JOHNSON (1709-84) his first major break. Johnson was a regular contributor particularly of political material. Indeed at a time when the reporting of the proceedings of the Houses of Parliament was banned he found a way around it. He called the reports "Debates of the Senate of Magna Lilliputia". They were allegedly written by the hand of Lemuel Gulliver's grandson. These accounts began in June 1738 following the House of Commons resolution banning reporting of proceedings and ran to 1745. Although the words were his own they were an accurate representation of the participants. They cover Robert Walpole's rise and the period leading up to the War of Jenkins's Ear in North America. 'Columbia', the poetic name for America first coined and used by Johnson in the Magazine in 1738. It has its own entry in the Index. "Johnson and his collaborators evolved a complex code to record the debates, mixing allegorical byplay in the manner of Swift with studied Ciceronian oratory: speeches were put into the mouths of characters whose names transparently revealed their real identity (as Walelop or Ptit)" (ODNB). Indeed they are held in such high regard that they are taken as an accurate record of the proceedings. This work was published two years before Johnson seminal 'Dictionary of the English Language' and it is most likely he had a hand in its construction. The Preface is written by Johnson and the contents include a list of his own contributions. The final four pages of advertisements are here placed at the end of the work. Bookplate of Sir Charles Henry Frankland (1716-68)- of Great Thirkleby Hall, Thirsk, to front pastedown, contemporary ownership signature to verso of front blank. Provenance: bookplate of Frankland. ESTC N30705; Fleeman, J.D. Johnson, 53.2GM/1.7818London: E. Cave, at St. John's Gate(1753)
GBP950.0Literature1753noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7818&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7818a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7818b.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DIETRICH, David Nathaniel FriedrichFlora Universalis in colorierten AbbildungenVolume 9 only with 326 plates. Plate numbers 2274-2599.; This large periodical by Dietrich (1799-1888) was issued in parts. This volume with 326 plates includes images of Convulvulus, Stapelia, Morning Glory and Verbena. Great Flower Books p. 55; Nissen 486.1885Jena: (1831-48)
USD9500.0Natural History, Decorative & Science1831-48nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=1885&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/1885.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SOUTHACK, CyprianA Correct Map of the Coast of New England 1731470 x 1050 mm., two sheets joined as one, a few small wormholes near the top of the map, otherwise in excellent condition.; FIRST STATE. A very rare sea chart from the English Pilot Fourth Book, in its first state dated 1731. A legend on Emanuel Bowens map entitled A New Chart of the Vast Atlantic Ocean published in the London Magazine, 1740, credits particularly Capt. Southacks Accurate Survey of ye Coasts of N. England ... published 1731 which gives Nova Scotia or Acadia quite a New form. This refers to Cyprian Southacks original eight-sheet New England Coasting Pilot published just prior to this. That landmark unobtainable work is the first marine atlas published in America.Cyprian Southack (1662-1745) was a sea captain based in Boston, a privateer and mapmaker. He fought in several campaigns against the French, took part in various diplomatic missions and was even a salvager. Of his mapmaking activities little is known. His first known is a chart of the St. Lawrence River produced for the ill-fated campaign against Quebec of 1711. No copies survive. A copper plate chart of North America was printed in Boston, 1717, of which only the JCB example survives of the first state. Southacks eight-sheet New England Coasting Pilot was a big improvement over available material at the time. Its impact was such that it was reduced immediately for inclusion in The English Pilot. Fourth Book.It is not known if Southack authorised or undertook the work. This was the dominant sea atlas of the Americas published intermittently from 1689. The reduction itself is a large two-sheet folding map and first included in the edition of 1732. From the 1749 edition the date 1731 was removed from the chart. The map extends from New York to the tip of the Island of Breton and includes a large inset chart of Boston Harbour. The whole is finished with a fine ornate title cartouche lower right. Provenance: acquired from a London Gallery in 2002. References: Baynton-Williams The Charting of New Englandin the MapForum.comno. 2, checklist no. 83; refer Le Gears The New England Coasting Pilot of Cyprian Southack (Imago Mundino. XI, pp. 137-144; McCorkleNew Englandno. 731.1; PhillipsList of Maps of Americap. 469. Sellers and Van Ee,Maps and Charts of North America and the West Indies no. 201 (later state).7837London: (1731)
USD7500.0New England Canada North America1731nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7837&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7837.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLS, EdwardA New Map of the most Considerable Plantations of the English in America350 x 480 mm., in recent wash colour and good condition.; Edward Wells (1667-1727) was educated at Westminster School in 1680 he won a scholarship to Christ Church, Oxford, in 1686. He graduated MA in 1693 and went on to have a turbulent career in the ministry, being involved in many controversies of the time. A prolific writer, he translated several religious and secular works from Latin and Greek into English. He also wrote several scientific works on astronomy, chronology, arithmetic and geometry. It is his work on geography entitled A New Sett of Maps of Antient and Present Geography, 1700, from which this map comes. It focuses on the English plantations in North America. It is engraved by Sutton Nicholls and despite not being particularly accurate cartographically it has considerable charm. There are few detailed English maps of the colonies and most are worthy of merit. 'The main portion of the map focuses on the region between present-day Maine and North Carolina. This region was securely English. A populated region stretching along 1,000 miles of some of the most fertile and productive coastline in North America, it was greater in size than the mother country. It is interesting to see the diffusion of towns in New England. Massachusetts, a united royal colony since 1691, could boast eighty-three towns on the tax list by 1695. It was expanding rapidly, by the end of Queen Annes War in 1713 a further twenty-three were on the list. Soon after the Berkshires would be settled. Extensive settlements are displayed along the Connecticut coastline and the northern shore of Long Island. New Albanie stands out on the Hudson River. The towns displayed as we travel further south all hug the coastline or major rivers. An appealingly simplistic Delaware peninsula bears all the major settlements including Baltimore. One interesting inclusion is Green Spring near Jamestown, the plantation home of the late, patriarchal Governor of Virginia Sir William Berkeley (1606?-1677). There are five inset maps displaying further English interests. That of Carolina bears an Ashley Lake feeding the May R., remnants of John Lederer cartography. Hiltons head and Charles T. are present. Another of New Scotland displays the hotly fought over territory, and its key Port Royal taken briefly by Sir William Phipps in 1690. Further insets show the three key English islands of Jamaica, Bermuda and Barbados' (Burden 773). 'The map is dedicated to the young prince, the Duke of Gloucester, the son of Queen Anne. Always a sickly child, he died 29 July 1700, just a year after the main street in the newly founded capital of Williamsburg, Virginia, was named after him' (Burden 758). There are three known states, this being an example of the more usually found second state with the plate number inserted below the cartouche. Burden (2007) nos. 758 & 773; Cumming & De Vorsey (1998) no. 130; McCorkle (2001) no. 700.9; Phillips (1909-) nos. 531, 564, 3479, 3480, 3489, 4284 & 5972; Shirley (2004) T.Well-1a no. 41; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7988London: (1700-[c.05])
USD2950.0Canada New England Mid-Atlantic South East North America1700-[c.05]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7988&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7988.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasPlan de L'Isle de Gore205 x 280 mm., in good condition.; The Island of Goree is a small island of just 45 acres (0.2 sq. km.) located only 2 km at sea from the main harbour of Dakar, Senegal. It was first occupied by the Portuguese c.1450 as a post to enable further southward exploration down the coast of Africa. In turn it became a Dutch, French and English possession. From 'Histoire Gnrale des Voyages, ou Nouvelle Collection de Toutes les Relations de Voyages par Mer et par Terre ...' first issued in 1745 followed by a total of twenty volumes.7408Paris: (c.1760)
GBP70.0Africac.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7408&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7408.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasPlan de L'Isle de Goree, sur les desseins du Sr, Compagnon205 x 360 mm., folding as issued, in good condition.; The Island of Goree is a small island of just 45 acres (0.2 sq. km.) located only 2 km at sea from the main harbour of Dakar, Senegal. It was first occupied by the Portuguese c.1450 as a post to enable further southward exploration down the coast of Africa. In turn it became a Dutch, French and English possession. From 'Histoire Gnrale des Voyages, ou Nouvelle Collection de Toutes les Relations de Voyages par Mer et par Terre ...' first issued in 1745 followed by a total of twenty volumes. Engraved by Ambroise Tardieu.7409Paris: (c.1760)
GBP110.0Africac.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7409&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7409.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasPlan de L'Isle de Gore Avec ses Fortifications200 x 265 mm., early wash colour in good condition.; An attractive map of the island of Goree, a small island of just 45 acres (0.2 sq. km.) located only 2 km at sea from the main harbour of Dakar, Senegal. It was first occupied by the Portuguese c.1450 as a post to enable further southward exploration down the coast of Africa. In turn it became a Dutch, French and English possession. It is from Jacques Nicolas Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. This copperplate engraved chart shows the whole island in detail. The rococo-style title cartouche bears a distance scale. Phillips 638 & 3508; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Nordenskiold Collection 1 no. 10; Maritime Museum no. 211.7410Paris: (1764)
GBP120.0Africa1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7410&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7410.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - WEB, William(Yorkshire)525 x 725 mm., in full early wash colour, one or two repairs to the double folds as might be expected, backed on very fine linen some time ago, otherwise in good condition with full margins.; ONE OF THE RAREST CHRISTOPHER SAXTON STATES. A good example of one of the most desirable maps in Christopher Saxton's atlas. This map of Yorkshire is one of the five signed by Augustine Ryther as engraver and was surveyed during 1577. Christopher Saxton had just received his licence which encouraged him to produce 12 maps this year, the busiest. It is also this year in which his name began to appear on the maps for the first time. It has been suggested by Evans and Lawrence that this map was produced in the second half of the year. The reason being given is that the Burghley atlas contains this state of the map. Speculation surrounds the origins of Ryther. Ralph Thoresby stated in 1715 that he was probably of Leeds and may well indeed be related to the ennobled family of that name from Yorkshire. He was one of the earliest English born copper plate engravers and signed five of Saxtons maps. It is quite likely he was the author of others. He went on to collaborate on the sale of the Saxtons atlas. Certainly there is evidence to show that he continued to sell it after the Saxtons ten-year privilege expired. His finest works are the plates for Robert Adams depicting the Spanish Armada published in 1590. Ryther was however in debtors prison for the winter of 1594-95 and thereafter there is no record. Christopher Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton (Chubb). Saxton (c.1542c.1610) was born at Dunningley in the West Riding of Yorkshire. While the details of his early life are sketchy, it is known that he attended Cambridge University, and in 1570 he was apprenticed as a map maker to John Rudd, vicar of Dewsbury. Saxton began work on his county maps in about 1574. In 1577 he received letters patent from Elizabeth I protecting his maps against plagiarism for the next ten years. As well as the Queens protection, Saxton also enjoyed the patronage of Thomas Seckford, Master of the Queens Requests, whose mottoes are found on the maps. Evans and Lawrence wrote that he left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited. They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. The map is the only folding map in the atlas and is nearly always damaged as a consequence, this example is an above average example in fine wash colour. William Web (fl.1629-52) was a bookseller from Oxford. In 1645 he published 'The Maps of all the Shires in England and Wales. Exactly taken and truly described by Christopher Saxton'. The imprint states 'Printed for William Web at the Globe in Cornehill, London', despite Web being a bookseller in Oxford. Quite how he came into possession of the Saxton plates is unknown. The fact that the court of Charles I was in Oxford for the duration of the Civil War (1642-46) and the atlas is dedicated to the King can be no coincidence. The war undoubtedly caused a delay as most maps including this one bear the date of 1642 despite the title imprint being 1645. Because it did not have the same impact and no doubt due to the Civil War this edition of Saxtons atlas is one of the rarest surviving in ONLY THREE RECORDED EXAMPLES. Provenance: private English collection. Barber (2007) pp. 1623-31; Chubb (1927) I; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 947; Harley, Brian The Map Collector no. 8 pp. 2-11; Hind (1952-55) vol. 1 p. 73; Lawrence, Heather Christopher Saxton in The Map Collector 27 pp. 16-18; Rawnsley no. 1; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1f; Skelton (1970) 27; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7975London: William Web(1642-[45])
GBP7500.0Yorks England1642-[45]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7975&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7975.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasNouvelle Carte du Royaume de Bengale280 x 335 mm., in early wash colour, in good condition.; An attractive map of Bengal from Jacques Nicolas Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. This copperplate engraved map shows the whole region in great detail with villages, towns and rivers featured. Dhaka (Decca) in present day Bangladesh is prominently displayed unlike Calcutta (Coolecatte) in West Bengal. The rococo-style title cartouche bears a distance scale. Phillips 638 & 3508; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Nordenskiold Collection 1 no. 10; Maritime Museum no. 211.7411Paris: (1764)
GBP175.0India & Ceylon1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP85.0India & Ceylon1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7412&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7412.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardIndia. The Eastern Provinces460 x 310 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The maps bear the distinctive sign of a half globe with the figure of Mercury above. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. This map of the Eastern Provinces of India includes an inset of Ceylon. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.8019London: (1643)
GBP35.0India & Ceylon1643nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8019&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8019.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PTOLEMY, Claudius - FRIES, LaurentTabula IX Asiae315 x 450 mm., with two minor stitch holes due to binding, both repaired, otherwise in good condition.; An attractive map of Ptolemaic Pakistan and Afghanistan. It is projected in a trapezoidal style with extensive rivers and mountain ranges. With Latin text on the verso. Laurent Fries produced the woodblocks for this 1535 edition of Ptolemy's Geography. By now Fries, whose maps were first issued in the 1522 edition, had died. The wood blocks found their way into the possession of Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel. For this edition published in Lyon the brothers asked Michael Servetus to re-edit the text. Karrow 28.24; Nordenskiold 209; Pastoureau Ptolemee E 1535; Shirley BL T.Ptol 7d.8022Lyon: Melchoir and Gaspar Treschel(1522-[35])
GBP350.0India & Ceylon1522-[35]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8022&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8022.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasPlan de la Ville d'Astracan225 x 180 mm., early wash colour.; A detailed plan of the town of Astrakhan on the Volga River at the northern end of the Caspian Sea. It is from Jacques Nicolas Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. Phillips 638 & 3508; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Nordenskiold Collection 1 no. 10; Maritime Museum no. 211.8023Paris: (1764)
GBP95.0Russia1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8023&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8023.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THAMES IRON WORKS, SHIPBUILDINGPhotographic ViewsOblong quarto (235 x 310 mm.), full contemporary calf, gilt and blind panelled boards with ornate gilt corner feature, rebacked preserving original spine, gilt ruled raised bands with ornate gilt pattern, gilt edged. With 89 albumen photographic prints.; A fascinating PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD OF SHIPBUILDING IN THE 1860s at theThames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company. They cover the period 1863-69 and likely record all of the significant work undertaken in this period. The Thames Iron Works were the largest shipbuilder on the River Thames. Its shipyard was located at the mouth of Bow Creek in the east end of London. Although principally a shipbuilder it expanded into civil engineering supplying materials for Isambard Kingdom Brunel, marine engines, cranes electrical engineering and even later into motor cars. Founded in 1837 the company was struggling until in 1857 Peter Rolt, MP for Greenwich, merchant and descendant of the Pett shipbuilding family took control.At the time of the earliest photographs in this album the huge site had the capacity to build 25,000 tons of warships and 10,000 tons ofmail steamers. It is most famous for constructing HMS Warrior, the world's first iron hulled armour-plated warship. Launched on 29 December 1860 it overnight rendered obsolete all existing warships worldwide. It was at the time the world's largest. Following the success of HMSWarriorand HMSMinotaur (photographed), orders arrived from navies all over the world. The Company also built thePrussian Navys first iron-hulled warship theSMSKnig Wilhelm I (photographed)in 1868. It is interesting to note also that the 1860s was the decade of considerable loss of shipping which opened a huge debate led by Samuel Plimsoll MP on load lines on vessels. Many of the vessels photographed already show load lines following the recommendations of Lloyd register known as Lloyds Rule.The majority of the photographs feature the construction of vessels but towards the end particularly there are images of the various buildings, Yards and Docks. There are also four of ship models, a cross section, a lighthouse destined for the West Indies, a model steam engine, six of plant works and three of paintings. Below is a list of the vessels illustrated which can be readily identified:RUSPervenetz, Imperial Russian Navy, 1863AlexandraHMSMinotaur, Royal Navy, 1863. This was the longest single-screwwarship ever builtHMSValiant, Royal Navy, 1863Napoleon III 1863Izzeddin paddle steamer 1864Nyanza Peninsular and Oriental Companys Paddle Wheel Steamer 1864Sultan Mahmoud Turkish Frigate 1865Charkieh 1865Tanjore Peninsular and Oriental Companys 1865SNSVitoria, Spanish Navy 1865Earl de Grey and Ripon 1866HMS Waterwitch1866. Shewas one of only three armouredgunboatsbuilt for the Royal Navy. Uniquely she was powered by Ruthven's hydraulic propeller, making her the first ship to employ waterjetsHenry Morton 1866Ottawa 1866 Adia 1866Vanguard 1866Anglia 1866. An iron paddle tugWilhelm I 1868. For a time the largest and most powerful warship in the German navyGolden City 1866Haswell 1866HMSSerapis 1866 Royal Navy troopshipMauritius 1867Kronprinz 1867John Penn 1867HMS Royal SovereignChampion of the Seas. Held the record for the fastest day's run in 24 hours: 465 nautical miles. It was not broken until 1984!HMS Volage 18698031London: (1863-69)
GBP45000.0Middx British Topography1863-69nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8031&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8031g.jpg;www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8031a.jpg;www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8031c.jpg;www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8031j.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.A Description of the Sea Coastes of England Betweene Burnam & Scarborough as that land and coast lyeth & appeareth325 x 505 mm., with English text on the verso, in very good condition.; Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. In 1588 Sir Christopher Hatton commissioned the clerk to the Privy Council in England, Anthony Ashley, to prepare an English language version. For this a new series of plates were engraved in London by Dutch émigrés including Theadore de Bry, Jodocus Hondius and Augustine Ryther amongst others. Barely 20 examples of the atlas survive to this day, a very rare work. This particular map is a fine example of the east coast of England from Blakeny in Norfolk to Scarborough in Yorkshire. Identified on the coast are the towns of Burnham, Kings Lynn, Boston, Skegness, Grimsby, Hull, Hornsea, Bridlington and Scarborough amongst others. Across the top of the plate are a series of coastal profiles. The whole is ornately decorated with three ships, one fishing, an ornate compass rose and two cartouche. The engraver of this particular plate is unidentified. Koeman IV Wag 13 pt. II no. III; NMM 184; Shirley British Library M.Wag 2a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8053London: Anthony Ashley(1588)
GBP2500.0Norfolk; Lincs; Yorks England1588nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8053&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8053.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.The Carde of the North coaste of England from Whitbye unto Coket Ile330 x 510 mm., with English text to the verso, with a minor split in the centrefold in the middle of the image, otherwise a good example.; Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. In 1588 Sir Christopher Hatton commissioned the clerk to the Privy Council in England, Anthony Ashley, to prepare an English language version. For this a new series of plates were engraved in London by Dutch migrs including Theadore de Bry, Jodocus Hondius and Augustine Ryther amongst others. Barely 20 examples of the atlas survive to this day, a very rare work. This particular map is a fine example of the north east coast of England from Robin Hood's Bay in Yorkshire to Warkworth and Coquet Island in Northumberland. Identified on the coast are the towns of Whitby, Stockton, Hartlepool, Sunderland, Newcastle and Tynmouth amongst others. Across the top of the plate are a series of coastal profiles. The whole is ornately decorated with three ships, one blasting cannon, two fishing vessels with their nets out, three sea creatures an ornate compass rose and two cartouche. The engraver of this particular plate is unidentified. Koeman IV Wag 13 pt. II no. IIII; NMM 184; Shirley British Library M.Wag 2a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8054London: Anthony Ashley(1588)
GBP2950.0Yorks Durham Northumbs England1588nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8054&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8054.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THE OXFORD ALMANACKHertford College 8. Sepr. 1740500 x 450 mm., in good condition.; The 'Oxford Almanack' has been published by Oxford University since 1674. It is an annual Almanac which traditionally included an engraving of the University and was accompanied by useful information such as the University calendar and the Heads of the Colleges. First published in 1674 there was none issued in the following year 1675, however it has been issued continuously since 1676. Some of the finest engravers of the day have been employed. J. M. W. Turner's first employment was as an artist for one of the topographical scenes. The engravers in this case were George Vertue for the view and Benjamin Cole for the University data below.8059Oxford: (1745)
GBP275.0Oxford England1745nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8059&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8059.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe East Riding of Yorkshire360 x 420 mm., very light mark in part of the centrefold otherwise in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. This is an example from the first edition. Rawnsley 17; Skelton no. 117.5871London: (1695)
GBP75.0Yorks England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5871&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5871.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]EHRMANN, Theophil FCharte von Nieder-Guinea nach den besten vorhandenen Hulfsmitteln . . . 1811415 x 305 mm., early outline colour, with folds as issued in very good condition.; This map of the south west coast of Africa extends from the equator south to 25 degrees and takes in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon to Namibia. The map is centred on Angola and the Congo. and was first published by the Weimar Geographische Institut in Vienna 1806. This state comes from the two volume "Neuste kunde von Afrika" published in Prague, 1811, by Diesbach. Tooley's Dictionary.7432Prague: (1806-[11])
GBP125.0Africa1806-[11]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7432&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7432.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanComitatus Dorcestria, sive Dorsettia; vulgo Anglice Dorset Shire380 x 500 mm., early outline colour with Dutch text to the verso, with generous margins and in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Beaton pp. 25-7; Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5240:2.8033Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP550.0Dorset Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8033&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of Hartfordshire with its hundreds255 x 320 mm., two small wormholes in lower margin repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one example. Hodson 13; Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.8058London: (1673)
GBP275.0Kent England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8058&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8058.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANONYMOUSWestbury on Severn from Newnham/ The Steep Holm from Western-Super-Mare, Somerset95 x 280 mm. each, two watercolours, attached at the corners to a larger sheet of paper.; A pair of finely executed watercolours.8073(c.1830)
GBP125.0Glos Englandc.1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8073&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8073.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WEIMAR GEOGRAPHISCHES INSTITUTPlan der Stadt Liverpool195 x 255 mm., with extended lower margin otherwise in good condition.; A rare copperplate engraving of a plan of Liverpool illustrating the docks and town. The streets are all named.8076Weimar: (1805)
GBP90.0Lancs England1805nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8076&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8076.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanHerefordia Comitatus. Herefordshire410 x 500 mm., in early outline colour with Latin text to the verso, in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' focused on England and Wales. Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Skelton 28; ; Smith Hereford pp. 69-70; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5510:2.8089Amsterdam: (1646)
GBP350.0Hereford England1646nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8089&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8089.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamHertfordiae Comitatus280 x 350 mm., in outline colour, with Latin text to the verso, some show through as usual, in good condition.; This map of Hertfordshire is from William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An example of the first edition first state. Chubb 18; Hodson 6.2; Shirley BL T.Camd 1a; Skelton 5; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.8090London: (1607)
GBP295.0Herts England1607nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8090&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8090.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KIP, JohannesCashiobury the Seat of the Rt. Honble. the Earle of Essex in Hartfordshire340 x 475 mm., in good condition.; David Mortier (1673-c.1728) first published the 'Britannia Illustrata' in 1707. The work was expanded over several years last being issued in 1749 by John Bowles. From 1709 Joseph Smith also became a publisher of it. It is without doubt one of the most important topographical productions of Britain in the eighteenth century. Many of the plates were engraved by Johannes Kip (1653 - 1722) initially from the birds-eye views of Leonard Knyff (1650-1722). Later Kip would undertake both drawing and engraving. Kip began his trade working in Amsterdam under William of Orange. Following the Glorious Revolution of 1688 Kip accompanied the Court to London. From Westminster he became a print seller and engraver. The first house here was built by Sir Richard Morrison in 1546 who adapted a former monastery. It shortly after became the home of the Earls of Essex. The widow of the seventh Earl however had to sell it to pay death duties and the house was demolished. Adams (1983) no. 22; Worms and Baynton-Williams.8091London: (c.1715)
GBP125.0Herts Englandc.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8091&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8091.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BARTHOLOMEW, John & SonBartholomew's Revised "Half-Inch" Contoured Maps ... Cornwall560 x 820 mm., printed colour, large folding map backed on linen within its publishers end boards complete with printed title, in very good condition.; John Bartholomew (1805-61) was the first of the family name to join a business founded in 1784. The period of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries represented the height of the companies influence. The main influence of growth in the business was John George Bartholomew (1831-93). He was the inventor of layer colouring, first introduced in his maps in 1888. One of the firms first significant productions was the Imperial Map of England and Wales derived from the Ordnance Survey. The map is a typically detailed one engraved on steel. It is drawn on a scale of half an inch to the mile. Beresiner British County Maps pp. 52-3.8095London: (1950)
GBP95.0Cornwall England1950nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8095&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8095.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Jean Francois Comte dePlan de l'Ile de Paque [on sheet with] Plan de la Baie de Cook Situee a la Cote Occid. l'Ile de Paque [and] Vues de l'Ile de Paque500 x 680 mm., two minor tears in the very large margins, well away from the image, otherwise in very good condition on lovely quality large margined paper.; This map features Easter island in the Pacific Ocean. From 'Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse'. Suarez, T. (Pacific) p.169, fig.164.8107Paris: (1797)
GBP195.0Australasia & Pacific1797nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8107&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8107.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Jean Francois Comte dePlan de l'Ile de Paque [on sheet with] Plan de la Baie de Cook Situee a la Cote Occid. l'Ile de Paque [and] Vues de l'Ile de Paque380 x 500 mm., slight discolouration along the centrefold otherwise in good condition.; This map features Easter island in the Pacific Ocean. From the London firm of Robinson's original French edition of the 'Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse' published in 1799. Hill p. 174; Suarez, T. (Pacific) p.169, fig.164.8108London: G. G. & J. Robinson(1799)
GBP150.0Australasia & Pacific1799nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8108&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8108.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Jean Francois Comte dePlan of Easter Island Taken in April 1786 [on sheet with] Plan of Cook's Bay380 x 500 mm., in good condition.; This is a map representing the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse to Easter Island in 1786 in the Pacific Ocean. In three panels, with a view. From the London firm of Robinson's highly rated English translation of the original French edition of the 'Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse' published in 1797. Hill p. 174; Suarez, T. (Pacific) p.169, fig.164.8109London: G. G. & J. Robinson(1799)
GBP175.0Australasia & Pacific1799nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8109&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8109.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanTaurica Chersonesus150 x 200 mm., in good condition.; The map was engraved by Petrus Kaerius who places an ornate title cartouche upper left. It was produced to be included in Jan Jansson's edition of Mercator's 'Atlas Minor'. With Latin text on verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1890:352.1.8116Amsterdam: (1628)
GBP75.0Eastern Europe1628nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8116&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8116.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Jean Francois Comte dePlan de la Partie des Isles ou Archipel de Coree495 x 690 mm., mild water stain just visible upper part otherwise in good condition.; This is a map representing the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse to Korea in 1786. A superb large-scale chart showing the track of La Perouse's expedition in the ships Boussole and Astrolabe. The route to him from Manila Bay to Taiwan (Formosa), to Korea through the Sea of Japan (named by La Perouse) to the Kuriles reaching southern Kamchatka on September 16, 1787. This is a map representing his visit to Korea in 1786. The tracks of La Perouse are shown. Jean-Francois de Galoup, Comte de La Perouse led a French scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1785-88. He was one of the most noted naval commanders and navigators in France and was selected by King Louis XVI to complete Captain James Cook's exploration of the western Pacific. In a rare moment of co-operation the British Admiralty furnished scientific equipment to measure variations in magnetic north and for determining longitude. Fortunately for us La Perouse was meticulous in sending copies of his detailed logs and surveying via other ships as well as overland. His last contact was in the spring of 1788 with a British ship in Botany Bay, Australia. The expedition was never heard from again. When the French Government realised that it had been lost they decided to publish an account as in many other ways it is regarded as one the greatest French voyages of exploration. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known. Howes USIana L93; Nordenskiold Collection v. 2 no. 133; Phillips 688; Sabin 38960; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.LPR-1a.8124Paris: (1797)
GBP295.0Japan & Korea1797nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8124&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8124.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HALLEY, EdmondA Draught of the Bristol Channel from the Holmes to King Road, including the River Avon. taken from Capt. Holliday's Survey of the said River kept in ye Merchants Hall at Bristol.460 x 550 mm., with minor toning to the centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; The Atlas Maritimus & Commercialis from which this chart of the approaches to Bristol was originally proposed in 1719. The maps were to be an improvement on those using Gerard Mercators projection by using a globular one. The atlas is usually attributed to the great Astronomer Royal Edmund Halley who wrote the prefatory note discussing the use of the charts. The author of the first part is believed to be Daniel Defoe, the second including the sailing directions is however the work of Nathanial Cutler. A fascinating detailed chart of the approaches to Bristol. The Somerset shore is detailed from 'Brint' (Brean) to north of the mouth of the Avon. The town of 'Weston Supermare' is also displayed along with 'Cleaven' (Clevedon) and 'Porshut' (Portishead). The Welsh coast is depicted including 'Peterston' near Cardiff and 'Newport'. There is a large amount of detail leading up the Avon River to Bristol. One particular note records 'Here K. W. landed 1690'. Bristol itself is laid out although there is little development south of the river, most of modern day Bedminster recorded as 'Meadow ground'. Shirley (2004) M.Hall 1a no. 11.8137London: J & J Knapton(1728)
GBP550.0Somerset England1728nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8137&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8137.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert & WHITTLE, JamesThe Kingdoms of Portugal and Algarve from Zannoni's Map by J. Lodge Geographer590 x 410 mm., early outline colour, on fine paper and in good condition.; An example of Laurie and Whittle's map of Portugal and the Algarve. A beautiful title cartouche. Shirley BL T.Lau-1a 20.7017London: (1794)
GBP280.0Portugal1794nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7017&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7017.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARRISON, WalterView of Acton from the South West175 x 275 mm., with light foxing mostly in the margins, some margin fraying otherwise in good condition.; This detailed view of Acton appeared in one of the better eighteenth century copperplate view books relating to London. Adams 57 no. 75.7635London: John Cooke(1775)
GBP50.0Middx England1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7635&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7635.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BANKES, ThomasA perspective View of the City of Dublin, from Phoenix Park180 x 265 mm., in good condition.; This fine copper plate engraving of the city of Dublin is from Thomas Bankes' 'New and Complete System of Geography'.7636London: (c.1790)
GBP50.0Irelandc.1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7636&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7636.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARRISON, WalterDulwich College175 x 275 mm., in good condition.; This detailed view of Dulwich College appeared in one of the better eighteenth century copperplate view books relating to London. Adams 57 no. 81.7637London: John Cooke(1775)
GBP50.0Middx England1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7637&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7637.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAITLAND, WilliamThe Arch Bishop of Canterbury's Palace at Lambeth230 x 355 mm., some very light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; A copper plate engraved view of Lambeth Palace from across the River Thames. It was published in William Maitland's 'History of London' published in 1756. Adams 38 no. 118.7638London: (1756)
GBP50.0Middx England1756nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7638&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7638.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]EVANS, Captain F. J.Mediterranean Sea South Coast of France Ville Franche Road Port of Nice & St. Hospice Bay495 x 650 mm., with fine recent wash colour, with some light toning to the paper, otherwise in good condition.; A superb detailed plan of the coast of southern France centred on Nice and Villefranche-sur-Mare. The city of Nice is encircled by the Marseille to Italy railway. The city is yet to spread out to this point. All the streets and the buildings are carefully placed. The major buildings including notably the hotels are all identified. To the east is the town of 'Ville Franche' which had only recently been returned to France from the Kingdom of Sardinia in 1860. At this point it was becoming an important Russian Naval Base due to its deep water port. The even less developed Beaulieu to the east is shown with only a small number of buildings. Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat bears only the one road with a branch leading to the town. Overall a fascinating map of the region surveyed by Captain F. J Evans, first published in 1876 and hear bearing the fifty update in 1883.7741London: Admiralty Office(1876-[83])
GBP395.0France1876-[83]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7741&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7741.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of the West Ridinge of Yorke-Shire265 x 320 mm., large margins, in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. A later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one example. This map of the West Riding of Yorkshire bears the arms of Sir Thomas Osborne lower left. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Rawnsley 18; Skelton 90.7896London: (1673)
GBP275.0Yorks England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Yorks England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP110.0Dorset England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8077&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8077.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertEssex360 x 420 mm., with accompanying text, in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. This is an example from the first edition. Skelton no. 117.8078London: (1695)
GBP120.0Essex England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8078&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8078.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertGloucestershire345 x 415 mm., with accompanying text, in good condition.; This map is from the first edition of Edmund Gibson's Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, 1730, 1753 & 1772. This example is of the first state with the misspelt title. Refer to Skelton no. 117.8079London: (1695)
GBP125.0Glos England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8079&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8079.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertHertfordshire370 x 450 mm., with accompanying text, in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. This is an example from the first edition. Hodson 19; Skelton no. 117.8080London: (1695)
GBP110.0Herts England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8080&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8080.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe County Palatine of Lancashire415 x 360 mm., with accompanying text, in good condition.; Ex Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. This is an example from the first edition. Saunders p. 48; Skelton no. 117.8081London: (1695)
GBP165.0Lancs England1695nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8081&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8081.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLUTTERBUCK, RobertMoore Park House240 x 360 mm., etching in good condition.; A fine engraving of Moor Park Mansion, the home of Lord Anson. Anderson p. 128, Upcott I p. 623.8082London: (1815)
GBP125.0Herts England1815nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8082&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8082.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROMAIN, Adrien(London)70 x 95 mm., in early wash colour.; A woodcut reduction of Braun & Hogenburg's plan of London. It is NOT RECORDED by Darlington and Howgego in their carto-bibliography of London plans. Adrien Romain (1561-1615) was born in Louvain in 1561 and became a noted mathematician, physician and priest. In 1595 he published the first edition of 'Parvum Theatrum Urbium sive Urbium Praecipuarum' a collection of town plans and birds'-eye views derived from Braun & Hogenberg's 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' first issued in 1572. Here they are considerably reduced in size. A second edition appeared in 1608. Not in Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 4; not in Fordham MCC 'Town Plans of the British Isles'; Phillips LC 65; Sabin 73000; Shirley BL T.Rom 1a no. 2; Tooley's Dictionary.8119Frankfurt: (1595)
GBP375.0Middx England1595nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8119&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8119.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, ThomasA Map of Coromandel Shewing the Seat of War on that Coast240 x 170 mm., in good condition.; A map of Coromandel in the south east of India published in the London Magazine. Jolly Lon 88.8150London: (1754)
GBP35.0India & Ceylon1754nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8150&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8150.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORRIS, WilliamHoly Head Bay175 x 240 mm. Uncoloured.; Lewis Morris (1701-65) from his early twenties was employed as an estate surveyor in and around Anglesey many of which survive to this day in Bangor. In 1729 he was appointed Searcher and Customs Officer at Beaumaris and Holyhead. It is whilst employed here that he learnt of the poor quality of the charts of the island and coastline of Wales in general. At that time mariners were relying on those of Captain Greenville Collins published in the Great Britains Coasting Pilot from 1693. Although they were undoubtedly and advance at the time they were still inadequate and inaccurate. In 1735 he proposed to the Admiralty that he undertake a large scale survey of the Welsh coast. As is often the case he received little support. So he began surveying the island of Anglesey in 1737 using his own funds. With the help of his old employers influence at the Admiralty he managed to acquire the use of a vessel in 1739 to continue the work. Still his work received no official backing for publication so in 1748 he published the work privately.The Plans of Harbours, Bars, Bays and Roads in St. Georges Channel was an immediate success, there are no less than 1,247 individual subscribers listed. His son William (1758-1808) re-published the book in 1801 with entirely new engraved plates. Evans (1964). Maps of Wales and Welsh Cartographers, in Map Collectors Circle no. 13 pp. 11-12; Evans, Olwen Caradoc. (1969). Marine Plans and Charts of Wales, in Map Collectors Circle no. 54 pp. 28-31 no. 80; Morris, Rear Admiral R. O. (1998). Lewis Morris and his Plans in St. Georges Channel, in IMCoS Journal no. 74 pp. 45-50; NMM 402; Robinson (1979) 'Lewis Morris, Chartmaker Extraordinary', in The Map Collector no. 8 pp. 32-6; refer Shirley Atlases in the BL M.Morr 1a.2659Shrewsbury: William Morris(1801)
GBP75.0Wales Wales1801nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2659&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2659.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GRANTE, James A.A Chart Wherein are mark'd all the different Routs of P. Edward in Great Britain and the Marches of his Army and the English. The Sieges are distinguish'd and the Battles that were Fought in this Enterprise ...625 x 400 mm., with a couple of areas of loss in the lower neat line and corners repaired, some loss to text lower left, small tear into the top of the map repaired, otherwise in very good condition. With old manuscript notation in pencil to verso 'excessively rare'.; EXCEEDINGLY RARE MAP RELATED TO BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE KNOWN IN ONLY FOUR EXAMPLES. James Grante was a Scotsman and French Officer who travelled with Prince Charles through much of 1745 Rebellion. 'Of the several maps designed to show the travels and battles of Prince Charles Edward in 1745-46 this single-sheet derivation of James Grante's large master map is probably the most attractive. It appeared folded in a small anonymous book with a similar title to that on the map, with supplementary text which for the most part merely repeats the legends printed on the body of the map itself. The attraction of the map lies in the numerous allegorical figures which grace the stages of the Prince's escape and adorn the corners. The routes of the English pursuers are shown and many vivid illustrations of ships of the period indicate the various naval engagements (Shirley).' Mathieson wrote in the 'Scottish Geographical Magazine' in 1930 that there was only one recorded example of the map. There were only four recorded examples known; BL; Royal Library, Windsor; National Archives; Private Collection. Two further examples have since been identified; one at the National Library of Scotland and another recently acquired by a private collection. This example makes a total of seven known. Provenance: acquired from the Parker Gallery, London, c.1955. Bartholomew & Son 'Bonnie Prince Charlie Maps, Edinburgh; Mathieson 'A French Map of Prince Charles' Campaigns', Moir 'Early Maps of Scotland' p. 143; Scottish Geographical Magazine May 1931; Shirley British Isles Grante 3.7144Edinburgh: (1749)
GBP6500.0British Isles1749nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7144&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7144.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Table of ye Divisions or parts, wth. ye Hundreds or wapontakes in York Shire205 x 280 mm., large margins, in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. A later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one example. This map of the whole of Yorkshire dated 1670 bears the arms of Charles Lord Fairfax upper right. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Rawnsley 18; Skelton 90.7899London: (1670-[73])
GBP225.0Yorks England1670-[73]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7899&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7899.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausLe Havre de Grace235 x 310 mm., in good condition.; From the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. This is a town plan of Le Havre in Normandy orientated with north to the lower right.7958Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP75.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7958&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7958.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausDieppe235 x 305 mm., in good condition.; From the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. A fine detailed plan of the town of Dieppe in Normandy. The buildings are all displayed in birds eye profile.7959Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP75.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7959&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7959.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GUICCIARDINI, LodovicoLa Ville de Cambray240 x 320 mm., light margin repair to left side, otherwise in good condition; An as yet unidentified town plan of Cambrai in northern France. In style it is very similar to Lodovico Guicciardini but differs slightly from that plate.7960Amsterdam: (c.1635)
GBP75.0Francec.1635nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7960&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7960.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausCharleville sur le Bord de la Meuze dans la Principaute Souveraine Darches280 x 330 mm., in good condition.; From the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. A fine detailed plan of the town of Charleville-Mezieres in the Ardenne. The key buildings are all displayed in birds eye profile.7961Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP75.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7961&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7961.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausHonnefleur190 x 285 mm., in good condition.; From the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. A fine detailed plan of the town of Honfleur in Normandy. The buildings are all displayed in birds eye profile. The town is not easily recognisable as their has been so much of the Channel reclaimed, the town is now set back from the coast.7965Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP85.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7965&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7965.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLS, EdwardA Treatise of Ancient and Present Geography. Together with a Sett of Maps200 x 130 mm., full contemporary mottled calf, gilt ruled, spine with gilt ruled raised bands with gilt title label affixed, with original blank end papers, advertisers leaf at the end and green silk marker. Engraved frontispiece, pp. (16), 181, (33), in very good condition.; This geographical treatise was originally published to accompany Edward Wells' 'A New Sett of Maps both of Antient and Present Geography ...' and is so described in the title. ESTC T708.8067London: Printed by W. Bowyer, for R. Wilkin, A. Bettesworth and C. Hitch, J. and J. Bonwicke, J ...(1738)
GBP150.0Natural History, Decorative & Science1738nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8067&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8067a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8067b.JPG;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamCumbria sive Cumberlandia ...290 x 320 mm., in good condition.; The first printed map of Cumberland from William Camden's 'Britannia'. This is from the seventh edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An example of the preferred first state from the second edition without text on the verso. Chubb 18; Higham pp. 15-16; Shirley BL T.Camd 1c; Skelton 5; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.8084London: (1607-[10])
GBP160.0Cumbs England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8084&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8084.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TARDIEU, AmbroiseCarte de l'Empire de Russie530 x 1025 mm., 2 maps joined as one, some minor restoration and support to the edge in a couple of places, generally in good condition.; A superb detailed two-sheet map of Russia recording an important period in the history of Georgia. During the second half of the eighteenth century the country of Georgia turned towards Russia for protection from the Ottoman Empire to the south. Although keen to support Catherine the Great sent little in the way of forces. Threats also came from Persia who in 1795 entered the country and burnt the capital Tiblisi to the ground. Following the death of Erekle II in 1798 a struggle for the succession broke out and calls began for the Russians to intervene. On 8 January 1801 Tsar Paul I of Russia signed a decree incorporating Georgia in to the Russian Empire. This was thrown a little into disarray as the Tsar lost support and was assassinated in March of 1801. The Treaty however as ratified by his successor Alexander I on 12 September 1801. This is important as there are two known states of the map. The first as here bears the name of Paul I only in the second line of Observations lower left. The second state bears that of Alexander I also and the imprint below the title of Jean Claude Dezauche. The address given for his business is 40 Rue des Noyers to which Tooley ascribes the dates 1816-24. One further notable difference between the two is the presence here of a Remarque with 9 lines of text across the lower right corner which are missing in the other state as is the quarter circle border around the scale of miles above. Without being able to examine the other state closely we have to assume that this offered here is the first state dating from early 1801.The map is engraved by Pierre Franois Tardieu (1752-1798) with the script being the work of L. Aubert who worked from about 1797. The map extends all the way east to the Pacific Ocean and beyond into the claimed territories in North America. The border of the Russian Empire extends out into the Ocean encompassing the Aleutian Islands. The Russian cartography is largely drawn from the earlier French work of De LIsle with that of the Pacific being drawn from the work of Jean Francois de La Perouse. The Hawaiian Islands are placed in the extreme edge of the map.8105Paris: (1801)
GBP395.0Russia1801noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP95.0Herts England1842nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8114&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8114.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BASIRE, IsaacPlan of the Town and Fortifications of Gibraltar, Exactly Taken on the Spot in the Year 1738390 x 600 mm., full wash colour, with a double fold as issued in the book. In good condition.; A beautifully engraved bird's-eye view of the Rock of Gibraltar by Isaac Basire. An explanation lower left identifies the key points. From Nicolas Tindal's 'Continuation of Mr. Rapin's History of England'. Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) G.RAP-1a, no. 7.8172London: (1751)
GBP275.0Spain1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8172&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8172.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAYER, Robert & HERBERT, WilliamA Compleat Plan of the Town Castle and Bay of Gibralter with an exact view of the enemyes approaches295 x 375 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; This birds eye plan and view of Gibraltar was first published in Thomas Salmon's 'Modern History' in the thirteenth volume. Many of the maps for this work begun in 1725 were engraved by Herman Moll. He was however to die in 1732 the year following this volumes' publication which might indicate why this does not appear to be by his hand. Indeed this plate itself is not included in any later issue. Many of the copperplates for this work were included in later Salmon and Moll publications. This example however bears the RARE IMPRINT of Robert Sayer and William Herbert (1718-95). Herbert set up business on London Bridge in 1748 and was an unhappy viewer of its demise at the hand of a fire in 1758. This places the date of issue of this work as c.1755 and as yet from an unidentified source or separately published. It bears two insets in the lower corners of a chart displaying the route from England to Gibraltar and one of the Bay of Gibraltar. Between these are two tables on 'Remarks on the Takeing Gibralter by the English' and 'Explaination of ye Seige by the Spaniards'. Beneath the latter appears the imprint of Sayer and Herbert. Allpress, Peter. (1993). William Herbert Cartographer, in IMCoS Journal no. 53 pp. 15-16; McCorkle (2009). 'A Carto-Bibliography of the Maps in Eighteenth-Century British and American Geography Books' 346 vol. XII no. 2. Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' G.Salm 1a no. 31; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8173London: Printed for R. Sayer in Fleet Street & W. and Herbert on London Bridge(1731-[c.55])
GBP275.0Spain1731-[c.55]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8173&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8173.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WILLDEY, GeorgeA New & Correct Map of Thirty Miles round London, Shewing all the Towns, Villages, Roads &c with the Seats of the Nobility & Gentry & whatever else is Remarkable ...640 x 815 mm., two sheets joined, in early outline colour, backed on old linen. With some very light browning and loss to engraved surface in the two right corners, right panel missing apparently deliberately so.; A fine large scaled circular map of the environs of London. A feature of the map is its division into squares and circles 5 miles distant from each other. The map extends northwards to Stevenage, east to Rochester, south to Horsham and west to Marlow. With an attractive small panorama of London in the upper left spandrel and an image reflecting Britains naval power upper right. The lower spandrels contain advertising images of Willdeys wares and his imprint 'Sold by G. Willdey at ye Corner House in Ludgate Street near St. Pauls'. The surrounds are enhanced further by allegorical scenes. The panel on the left contains a gazetteer to the main map of the towns and villages contained, that on the right is lacking although apparently deliberately so. Howgego states that in his opinion the map appears to be derived from that of Charles Price in 1712, with whom Willdey was in partnership at the time. John Senex, Price and Willdey were in partnership from c.1710 but by 1713 poor sales forced the partnership to break up. Willdey began issuing his own collection of double folio maps some of which are dated between 1714 and 1717, hence the date applied to this map. Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 69 (1).8177London: (c.1715)
GBP950.0Middx Englandc.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8177&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8177.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COLLINS, Captain Greenville(P. of Carnarvan Shire/ P. of the Isle of Anglesey)565 x 445 mm, on double backed paper as issued, in good condition.; From the magnificent and important 'Great Britain's Coasting Pilot'. This was the first accurate sea survey domestically published. This fine chart displays the Menai Straits between the island of Anglesey and mainland Wales. Evans, Olwen Caradoc. (1969). Marine Plans and Charts of Wales, in Map Collectors Circle no. 54; Verner 'Captain Collins' 'Coasting Pilot'', in Map Collectors' Circle no. 58; Shirley BL M.Coll 1a no. 19.8037London: (c.1720)
GBP150.0Walesc.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP125.0Middle East1493nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8170&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8170.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausParticulier Grundriss von der Attaque auf die Stadt Lille305 x 535 mm., three tiny worm holes in the lower margin otherwise in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. The Siege of Lille (12 August - 10 December, 1708) was an important operation in the 1708 campaign of the War of the Spanish Succession. The French garrison commanded by Marshal Boufflers held the city of Lille for 120 days against the forces of the Duke of Marlborough and Prince Eugene to whom it eventually fell. The siege is famous for the so-called 'l'affaire des poudres (the gunpowder incident). The Chevalier de Luxembourg along with 2,000 horsemen managed to pass through the Allied lines and deliver 40,000 pounds of gunpowder. This is a fine folding plan of the procession siege.8178Frankfurt: (c.1708)
GBP85.0Francec.1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8178&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8178.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausProspect der Bestung und Belagerung Philipsburg265 x 375 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This image depicts the battle for Philipsburg on the River Rhine.8179Frankfurt: (c.1670)
GBP100.0Germanyc.1670nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP100.0Germanyc.1674nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP80.0France1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8189&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8189.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MARIETTE, PierreComte de Perigort Par Th. de la Rue Paris395 x 555 mm., early outline colour, with a small rustmark upper left otherwise in good condition.; This uncommon map of Perigort in France was published in Paris by Pierre Mariette (c.1602-1658) in the 'Theatre Geographique de France'. The atlas was first published in 1650 but this map only appears in the second edition of 1653. The town of Bergerac may be seen in the centre of the map which is finished with an ornate title cartouche upper left. It is engraved by Jean Somer. Pastoureau Mariette B no. 68.8192Paris: (1653)
GBP150.0France1653nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8192&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8192.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUNSTER, SebastianTabula Asiae IX270 x 345 mm., in good condition.; An attractive map of Ptolemaic Pakistan and Afghanistan first published in Munster's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geographia' in 1540. It was also included in editions of his 'Cosmographia', this example being from a Latin edition. Karrow, R.W. (16 c.) 58/97b; Nordenskiold II,287.8199Basle: (c.1550)
GBP250.0Asia Continentc.1550nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8199&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8199.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BICHEBOIS, Louis Philippe AlphonseVue de Valparaiso, Prise su Sud de la Ville235 x 275 mm., in good condition.; A fine lithograph of the city of Valparaiso, Chile. It is lithographed by Bernard et Frey and numbered plate 18 upper right.8200Paris: (C.1840)
GBP110.0West Indies, South & Central AmericaC.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP165.0Spain1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP650.0Italy1744nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8214&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8214.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausAbris und vorstellung der Merkwurdigen Haupt SChlacht zwischen ihren Koniglichen Majesteten: Herren Carolo XI in Schweden und Herren Christiano V in Danmark: bey Londen in Schonen den 4 Decemb Anno. 1676. ergage325 x 400 mm., narrow margins at the top otherwise in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This image depicts the battle between the Danish and Swedish on the River Lydde one cold day in December 1676. The Swedish apparently in the weaker position managed to pull off a remarkable victory.8180Frankfurt: (c.1676)
GBP85.0Germanyc.1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8180&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8180.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausObsidio Perpigniani. Belagerung Perpignian230 x 325 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This plan of the region of Perpignan in Languedoc relates to the Thirty Years War between Spain and France. In September 1642 it was formally ceded by Spain to France under whom it has been ever since.8188Frankfurt: (1648)
GBP80.0France1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8188&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8188.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamNotingamiae Comitatus olim Pars Coritaniorum260 x 310 mm., small split in lower margin, not affecting the image, with Latin text to the verso, in good condition.; The first printed map of Nottinghamshire from the first fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. An example of the FIRST STATE from the FIRST edition. Refer to Skelton no. 5.8217London: (1607)
GBP160.0Notts England1607nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8217&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8217.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamNotingamiae Comitatus olim Pars Coritaniorum260 x 310 mm., small split in lower margin repaired, otherwise in good condition.; The first printed map of Nottinghamshire from the first fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work, the 'Britannia'. An example of the FIRST STATE from the second and preferred edition of 1610 without text to the verso. Refer to Skelton no. 5.8218London: (1607-[10])
GBP160.0Notts England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP115.0Wales1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP75.0World & Celestial1692-[c.1703]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8302&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8302.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamRhetiae alpestris descriptio, in qua hodie Tirolis Comitatus345 x 260 mm., fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; A beautifully engraved map of Rhaetiae and the Tirol published by Abraham Ortelius in his 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', the first uniform world atlas to be published. This map first appeared in the edition of 1573, this example with French text to the verso appeared in the 1598 edition. The cartography is derived from Wolfgang Lazius in 1561. Karrow 49/21; Van der Broecke 116.8305Antwerp: (1573-[98])
GBP140.0Switzerland & Austria1573-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8305&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8305.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamNatoliae Quae Olim Asia Minor or Nova Descriptio325 x 230 mm., in fine modern wash colour, in good condition.; This is the left side only from a double page map sheet that contained two smaller maps at the right. This half features a well engraved map of Turkey which is oriented with the north to the left. The map is derived from the extremely rare map of Giacomo Gastaldi as published by Paolo Forlani in Venice 1564. It depicts the whole of Asia Minor or present day Turkey in excellent detail and includes the important islands of Cyprus, Rhodes and Crete. It was published in the first edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1570, the first modern atlas. This example was issued in the German text edition of 1580 with the pagination 88 to the verso. Van den Broecke 174a; refer Woodward 'The Maps and Prints of Paolo Forlani' 26.01; Zacharakis, C. 1613.8306Antwerp: (1570-[80])
GBP375.0Middle East1570-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8306&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8306.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransCaletum320 x 390 mm., in fine modern wash colour, paper crease to right margin, otherwise in good condition.; An attractive birds eye perspective of the town of Calais on the England Channel. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This item was published in the rarer fifth volume of the famous work first issued in 1598, this example is with German text to the verso indicating its issue in 1600. The majority of buildings are shown in profile. Koeman, C. (Atlantes) B&H 5, no. 22.8307Cologne: (1598-[1600])
GBP295.0France1598-[1600]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP165.0Yorks Lincs Derby Staffs Notts Leics Rutland Norfolk Englandc.1620nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8308&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8308.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamCenomanorum Galliae Regionis, Typus. Auctore Mattheo Ogerio. La Mans. [on sheet with] Neustria. Britanniae, et Normandiae Typus. 1594370 x 500 mm., in attractive modern wash colour, lower centrefold split repaired in the margin, otherwise in good condition.; A copper engraved map of the regions of Le Mans and Brittany in France published by Abraham Ortelius in his 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', the first uniform world atlas to be published. This map first appeared in the edition of 1595, this example with Spanish text to the verso appeared in the 1602 edition. The cartography of the map of Le Mans is derived from the relatively unknown map by Mace Olgier and Mattheus Ogerius in 1539. The most influential map on that of Brittany was Gerard Mercator's published in 1585. This is an example of the first state. Van der Broecke 37.8309Antwerp: (1595-[1602])
GBP165.0France1595-[1602]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8309&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8309.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransCalatia vulgo Caiazo, Perantiquum Campaniae Foelicis Oppidum370 x 500 mm., in fine modern wash colour and good condition.; A fine birds eye view of the city of Caiazzo in Campania, Italy. This is an example of the later state with the addition of the 1597 date. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This item was published in the rarer fifth volume of the famous work first issued in 1598, this example is with German text to the verso indicating its issue in 1600. Koeman, C. (Atlantes) B&H 5, no. 66; Fauser, A. 2217.8310Cologne: (1598-[1600])
GBP135.0Italy1598-[1600]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0France1598nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP375.0Middle East1570-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP375.0Middle East1570-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Francec.1590nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Francec.1580nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP185.0Germanyc.1580nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP250.0Italy1573-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8325&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8325.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamArtesia375 x 485 mm., in recent wash colour, small lower margin split professionally repaired just outside the image, otherwise in good condition.; An attractive uncommon map depicting the region of Artesia in France. This map was first published in the French edition of 1587 of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', the first modern atlas of the world. It is derived from a manuscript map of Jacques Surhon made in 1554. Van der Broecke notes that he was paid 36 Livres for his work. It was however not printed due to the conflicts in the border region at the time. It was only later when Antwerp had been independent of the Catholic influences for a short time that Ortelius published it. This example bears Spanish text to the verso and appeared in the 1588 edition. Indeed the map only appears in four editions of the atlas, it was replaced by a new plate in 1595. Van den Broecke, M. 73; Meurer pp. 250-1.8326Antwerp: (1587-[88])
GBP150.0France1587-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8326&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8326.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamSaxoniae, Misniae, Thuringiae, Nova Exactissimaq Descriptio350 x 510 mm., in recent wash colour, otherwise in good condition.; An attractive bordered map depicting the region of Saxony, Germany, with the city of Leipzig near the centre. This map was published in the first edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1570, the first modern atlas of the world. This example with German text on the verso is from the 1589 edition. It is derived from a map by Johann Criginger (1521-71). Van den Broecke, M. 93; Karrow 22/1; Meurer pp. 132-3.8327Antwerp: (1570-[89])
GBP195.0Germany1570-[89]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8327&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8327.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamLutzenburgensis Ducatus Veriss Descript. Iacobo Surhonio Montano Auctore370 x 500 mm., in fine wash colour, good condition.; This is the only map of Luxembourg in the famous Abraham Ortelius "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". It first appeared in the 1579 edition and this example comes from the German edition published the following year. The map was originally drawn by Jacques Surhon for which he received 500 Livres in payment from Charles V in 1551. It was however never published. Van den Broecke, M. 60.1; Van der Vekene 102A.8328Antwerp: (1579-[80])
GBP395.0Low Countries1579-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8328&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8328.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransValenchiennes - Valencena, quondam Cygnorum Vallis, Urbs Han. Perelegas, et Valde Magnifica360 x 390 mm., fine recent wash colour, with German text to the verso, in good condition.; An attractive early plan of Valenchiennes in northern France in fine wash colour typical of the period. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. Published in the third volume first issued in 1581, the German edition following the ensuing year. Koeman II B & H 3 no. 25.8329Cologne: (1581-[82])
GBP165.0France1581-[82]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8329&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8329.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransAurelia Franciae civitas ad Ligeri flu: sita360 x 390 mm., fine recent wash colour, with German text to the verso, in good condition.; An attractive early birds-eye view of the city of Orleans on the River Loire in France in fine wash colour typical of the period. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. Published in the third volume first issued in 1581, the German edition following the ensuing year. Orleans is a city with a rich history. At the time of its publication the city was enjoying the prosperity which the University and the income from the bridge across the river brought in. Koeman II B & H 3 no. 6.8330Cologne: (1581-[82])
GBP225.0France1581-[82]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8330&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8330.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAYER, Robert & BENNETT, JohnA Chart of the Nicobar Islands540 x 370 mm., in fine early wash colour and in good condition.; Robert Sayer was active from 1745 and was joined in partnership by John Bennett in 1774. Their early works were derived from maps acquired from the late Thomas Jefferys. One of their most significant productions was the 'East India Pilot' which was advertised in 1775 as being 'in great forwardness for publication'. This chart of the Nicobar Islands bears an inset of "A particular Plan of the Harbour Comprized between the Isles Nacaveri, Souri & Tricutte". Shirley BL Atlases M.Say-3a no. 62; NMM 417 no. 29.8337London: (1778)
GBP225.0Indian Ocean1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8337&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8337.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SILVESTRE, Israel(Five early engravings of Lyon)Four each 95 x 105 mm., the central image 100 x 175 mm., pasted onto a large sheet of paper, in good condition.; Five early engravings of Lyon, France, by Israel Silvestre was born in Nancy, France, in 1621. Under the tuition of his uncle he developed a remarkable talent as an engraver. In 1661 on the death of his uncle he became the sole heir. His output was prodigious although much of it relates to France and Italy, countries in which he travelled extensively. Provenance: Sothebys London 7 December 1993 lot 185, a five volume composite 'History of England' by David Hume 1806 with 1,644 plates! It had the bookplate of Richard Henry Alexander Bennet. The prints were collected by the noted Richard Bull (1721-1805) whose daughter was Elizabeth Bull of North Court Manor, Isle of Wight (1749-1809). She left her books to R. H. Alexander Bennet of Beckenham, Kent. The lines round the sheets are typical of Richard Bull, who had put the collection together. Benezit.8349Paris: (c.1660)
GBP225.0Francec.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8349&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8349.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SILVESTRE, IsraelProfil de la Ville de S. Denis140 x 315 mm., pasted onto a large sheet of paper, in good condition.; A fine early engraving of Saint Denis to the north of Paris, now absorbed by the city. The view is dominated by the important Basilica of St. Denis, completed in 1144 it is considered the first Gothic church ever built. It is engraved by Israel Silvestre who was born in Nancy, France, in 1621. Under the tuition of his uncle he developed a remarkable talent as an engraver. In 1661 on the death of his uncle he became the sole heir. His output was prodigious although much of it relates to France and Italy, countries in which he travelled extensively. Provenance: Sothebys London 7 December 1993 lot 185, a five volume composite 'History of England' by David Hume 1806 with 1,644 plates! It had the bookplate of Richard Henry Alexander Bennet. The prints were collected by the noted Richard Bull (1721-1805) whose daughter was Elizabeth Bull of North Court Manor, Isle of Wight (1749-1809). She left her books to R. H. Alexander Bennet of Beckenham, Kent. The lines round the sheets are typical of Richard Bull, who had put the collection together. Benezit.8350Paris: (c.1660)
GBP225.0Francec.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8350&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8350.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SILVESTRE, IsraelVeue des Chasteaus de St. Germain en Laye/ Veue du Chateau de St. Germain en Laye/ Veue de l'entree du vieux Chasteau de Saint Germain en LayeThree prints, 140 x 315 mm. each, the central image 120 x 195 mm., pasted onto a large sheet of paper, two small tears at the bottom just into the image of the first, otherwise in good condition.; A series of three early engravings of the Chateau of St. Germain en Laye near Paris, the central one is dated 1658. They are engraved by Israel Silvestre who was born in Nancy, France, in 1621. Under the tuition of his uncle he developed a remarkable talent as an engraver. In 1661 on the death of his uncle he became the sole heir. His output was prodigious although much of it relates to France and Italy, countries in which he travelled extensively. Provenance: Sothebys London 7 December 1993 lot 185, a five volume composite 'History of England' by David Hume 1806 with 1,644 plates! It had the bookplate of Richard Henry Alexander Bennet. The prints were collected by the noted Richard Bull (1721-1805) whose daughter was Elizabeth Bull of North Court Manor, Isle of Wight (1749-1809). She left her books to R. H. Alexander Bennet of Beckenham, Kent. The lines round the sheets are typical of Richard Bull, who had put the collection together. Benezit.8351Paris: (c.1658)
GBP195.0Francec.1658nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8351&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8351a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8351b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8351c.JPG;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SILVESTRE, IsraelVeue particuliere de la ville de Lion, sous nostre Dame de Fouruiere/ Veue du Palais, et du Port Royal de Lion/ Veue de l'Eglise des Cordeliers, et d'une partie de la Ville de Lion sur le RosneThree prints, 130 x 260 mm. each pasted onto a large sheet of paper, in good condition.; A series of three early engravings of the city of Lyon, France, although unsigned they are likely the work of Israel Silvestre. They are engraved by Israel Silvestre who was born in Nancy, France, in 1621. Under the tuition of his uncle he developed a remarkable talent as an engraver. In 1661 on the death of his uncle he became the sole heir. His output was prodigious although much of it relates to France and Italy, countries in which he travelled extensively. Provenance: Sothebys London 7 December 1993 lot 185, a five volume composite 'History of England' by David Hume 1806 with 1,644 plates! It had the bookplate of Richard Henry Alexander Bennet. The prints were collected by the noted Richard Bull (1721-1805) whose daughter was Elizabeth Bull of North Court Manor, Isle of Wight (1749-1809). She left her books to R. H. Alexander Bennet of Beckenham, Kent. The lines round the sheets are typical of Richard Bull, who had put the collection together. Benezit.8352Paris: (c.1660)
GBP225.0Francec.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8352&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8352a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8352b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8352c.JPG;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SILVESTRE, IsraelVeue de l'Eglise de St. Jean, et du Pont de la Saone a Lyon/ Veue et Perspective de la Maison de ville de Lion, du coste du Jardin/ Veue du Bastion S. Jean de Pierre en size, et d'une partie de la ville de LionThree prints, 130 x 260 mm. each pasted onto a large sheet of paper, in good condition.; A series of three early engravings of the city of Lyon, France. They are engraved by Israel Silvestre who was born in Nancy, France, in 1621. Under the tuition of his uncle he developed a remarkable talent as an engraver. In 1661 on the death of his uncle he became the sole heir. His output was prodigious although much of it relates to France and Italy, countries in which he travelled extensively. Provenance: Sothebys London 7 December 1993 lot 185, a five volume composite 'History of England' by David Hume 1806 with 1,644 plates! It had the bookplate of Richard Henry Alexander Bennet. The prints were collected by the noted Richard Bull (1721-1805) whose daughter was Elizabeth Bull of North Court Manor, Isle of Wight (1749-1809). She left her books to R. H. Alexander Bennet of Beckenham, Kent. The lines round the sheets are typical of Richard Bull, who had put the collection together. Benezit.8353Paris: (c.1660)
GBP225.0Francec.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8353&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8353a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8353b.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8353c.JPG;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, Jean Baptiste P. D.Plan Du Detroit De Banca480 x 330 mm., early wash colour, with pasted over section containing new data on the north and east shores of Banca, in good condition.; A nice detailed chart of the coast of south east coast of Sumatra or Indonesia with the Island of Banca (Bangka) offshore. The material collected for 'Le Neptune Oriental' was approved by the French Compagnie des Indes. D'Apres de Mannevillette was one of the first Hydrographers of France and an accomplished navigator. Born in Le Havre to a captain in the French West India Company he made a voyage to the Caribbean in 1726. He showed an early interest in navigation and was one of the first Frenchmen to use Hadley's quadrant and was later in life a friend of Dalrymple. Upon the atlas' publication it was highly commended by everyone. Updated at various times after initial publication in 1745 it was expanded considerably in 1775. The inset upper right features a 'Petit Plan du Detroit a l'Est de Banca'. NMM 203 no. 18; Shirley M.Apr 1c.8375Brussels: (1745-[75])
GBP165.0East Indies1745-[75]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8375&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8375.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAYER, RobertA Particular Plan of Acheen Road with the Islands adjacent500 x 405 mm., some very light water stain to upper edge, one small tear lower left several centimetres away from the image, repaired, otherwise in good condition.; A nice detailed chart of the entire extreme north coast of Sumatra or Indonesia with the region of BANDA ACEH featured in great detail upper right, the scene of the devastating tsunami which struck the region on 26 December 2004. This chart is found in examples of Laurie and Whittle's "Complete East India Pilot".8380London: (c.1780)
GBP175.0South East Asiac.1780nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8380&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8380.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAYER, Robert(Untitled chart of the west coast of Sumatra)440 x 445 mm., in good condition.; A nice detailed chart of the west coast of Sumatra with Padang near the top leading southwards towards the Sunda Straits taking in Indrapore. Ft. Marlborough is prominently named. This chart is found in examples of Laurie and Whittle's "Complete East India Pilot".8381London: (c.1780)
GBP250.0South East Asiac.1780nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8381&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8381.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnDartmouth to Minehead345 x 445 mm., light overall toning otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times, 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 65 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the road from Dartmouth to Minehead including both Exeter and Teverton along the route. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.8391London: (1675)
GBP150.0Devon Somerset England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8391&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8391.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnIpswich to Norwich345 x 445 mm., in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times, 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 74 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the road from Ipswich in Suffolk to Norwich in Norfolk and extends northwards to the coast at Cromer. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.8392London: (1675)
GBP185.0Norfolk Suffolk England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8392&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8392.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, Martin - FRIES, LaurentTabula terr nov290 x 380 mm., in FULL EARLY WASH COLOUR, in good condition.; The earliest affordable printed map of America in SUPERB EARLY WASH COLOUR. "In 1522 Laurent Fries published an edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' in which virtually all of the maps, including this one, were reduced versions of Waldseemller's, 1513. Some of the more notable differences are the Columbus name PARIAS found in North America, misplaced from South America, the addition of a Spanish flag over Cuba, and a scene in South America depicting cannibals and an opossum both of which had been reported by Vespucci. The last map is taken directly from Martin Waldseemller's great twelve sheet 'Carta Marina' of the world, 1516. Here also the 'TERRA INCOGNITA' has been replaced by 'TERRA NOVA', and the reference to America's discovery by Columbus is repeated. A large area of text below Hispaniola contains a description of that island's location, its discovery by Columbus, and its products. The title appears in a scroll across the top of the map, and is not present in any of the following editions. The latitude markings are now corrected and more legible" (Burden). This is an example of the second edition published in 1525. Provenance: Sotheby's London 2 December 1999 lot 195. Burden (1996) no. 4; Lszl Grf (1982); Harrisse (1892) p. 515; Karrow (1993) pp. 191-204 (on Fries, the atlas pp. 193-9); Nordenskild (1889) p. 20; Pastoureau (1984) p. 371 & pp. 375-85; Sabin (1868) no. 66481; Surez (1992) p. 62 (about the placing of Parias').8220Strasbourg: (1522-[25])
USD25000.0North America North America1522-[25]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8220&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8220.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WHITE, JohnAmeric pars, Nunc Virginia dicta, primum ab Anglis inventa sumtibus Dn. Walteri Raleigh Equestris ordinis Viri Anno Dni.M.D LXXXV305 x 415 mm., with good margins in good condition.; A good example with wide margins in the second state. 'Theodore de Bry's map of Virginia, after John White, is one of the most significant cartographical milestones in colonial North American history. It was the most accurate map drawn in the sixteenth century of any part of that continent. It became the prototype of the area until long after James Moxon's map in 1671 This is the first map to focus on Virginia (now largely North Carolina), and records the first English attempts at colonisation in the New World' (Burden).'After the failed attempts of Martin Frobisher in finding a North West Passage through to Asia, the attention of the English turned towards America itself and forming their own settlement. Both Spain and for some time France, its two main rivals for power, had developed some considerable knowledge of American waters. England did not want to be left out. The publication of Michael Lok's map in 1582 had tantalisingly depicted at the rough latitude of Carolina a large inland sea that connected with the Pacific Ocean. This was derived from Giovanni di Verrazzano's mistaken understanding of the Carolina Sounds when he passed by the Outer Banks in 1524. It was also positioned conveniently between the French centred on the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Spanish in Florida.A reconnoitre was sent out by Walter Raleigh in 1584 under the command of Captains Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlow to select a suitable landing site. They chose Roanoke Island and after six weeks returned to England. Immediately Raleigh started preparations for a permanent settlement, and in January 1585 he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth I. The new colony was to be named in her honour Virginia. In April Sir Richard Grenville left Plymouth and in late June started some initial explorations of the Carolina Sounds. Landing at Roanoke they built a fort and prepared for the winter; Grenville returned home leaving a number of men behind. Small parties were sent out which included the scientist and surveyor Thomas Harriot and the artist John White. Between them they recorded and mapped the areas they visited. White sketched some beautifully finished drawings, a number of which reside today at the British Library. In the meantime the colony suffered from bad provisions and poor relations, both with the Indians and between themselves. When Sir Francis Drake passed by in June 1586 at the end of his West Indian voyage, and saw the state they were in, he carried all of the survivors with him back to England. For a brief period the colony was abandoned. Later in the summer Grenville arrived and finding nobody there promptly left only fifteen men and returned. These men disappeared, probably lost to Indian attacks.The fourth voyage to the area arrived in July 1587 and White, who was now Governor, set about restoring the remains of the settlement. He was, however, persuaded to sail back for England to obtain more supplies. He was never to see his daughter again, or his grand-daughter Virginia Dare who was the first English person born in America. By the time he arrived back in England, it was under serious threat of attack from the Spanish Armada, so no ships could be spared. On his eventual return to the area during the summer of 1590 he found no survivors. To this day nobody knows the fate of the colonists.With the understandable distractions of the Spanish Armada interest in the Roanoke colony in England was fading. To keep this up, in 1588 Thomas Harriot published his A briefe and true report of the new found land of Virginia. At this time Theodore de Bry was in London trying to acquire Jacques le Moyne's original drawings of the French colonial attempt in Florida during the 1560s. He had in mind to publish an illustrated account of the venture. However, Raleigh and others persuaded him to publish Harriot's account and illustrate it with White's drawings. It was published in Frankfurt, 1590, in four languages; Latin, German, French and English. They were published, we are told by Cumming, within ten days of each other. The map concerned depicts the area from Chesapeake Bay to Cape Lookout. It exhibits greater knowledge than on any of the surviving manuscripts. Possibly this is from knowledge gained during White's brief visit in 1587 and signifies some lost manuscript. Here we find the first printed use of the name Chesapeake, Chesepiooc Sinus, and the second of Roanoke (the first being Mazza). It depicts the positions of the Indian villages in the area and is adorned with the Royal Arms of England. The latter's ships are shown at sea with Indian canoes traversing the inland waters. The two native scenes shown are taken from illustrations in the book' (Burden). Provenance: private English collection since 1996. Alexander (1976) pp. 60-89 (illustrating most of the plates in the de Bry); Burden 1996) no. 76 state 2; Church (1907) nos. 140-4 & 176-8; Cumming (1962) no. 12 and pp. 13-17 (see nos. 6-8 for White's manuscript maps); Cumming, Skelton & Quinn (1972) pp. 178-80 & 193-205; Durant (1981); Fite and Freeman (1926) pp. 92-5; Garratt (1979) p. 4 G1; Lorent (1946) pp. 121-277; Morrison (1983) no. 3; Quinn (1955); Sabin (1868) no. 8784; Schwartz and Ehrenberg (1980) pp. 76-81.8221Frankfurt: Theodore de Bry(1590)
USD19500.0Mid-Atlantic South East North America1590nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8221&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8221.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE BRY, Theodore - LE MOYNE, FrancoisFloridae Americae Provinciae Recens & exactissima descriptio Auctor Iacobo le Mone cui co= gnomen de Morgues, Qui Laud= nierum, Altera Gallorum in eam Prouinciam Nauigatione comitat ...370 x 460 mm., with some professional repair to the double folds as usual, with good margins on three sides, the top cut close just affecting upper right where some facsimile of the neat line exists, otherwise in good condition.; A good example of Jacque Le Moynes iconic map of Florida originally published in the second volume of the Grand Voyages by Theodore de Bry. 'In 1562 one of the most influential Huguenots in France, Admiral Gaspard de Coligny, sent Jean Ribaut a highly talented navigator to Florida on the first voyage. He like the rest of the crew were of the same religious persuasion. They landed at the St. John's River and named it River May, F.Maij, because they arrived on the first of that month. They sailed north along the coast and upon reaching a large bay that they named Portus Regalis, they then proceeded to build a fort called Charlefort. This is the first mention on a printed map of Port Royal, unless one considers the Hondius-Le Clerc map of 1589 [1602]. Ribaut returned to France to bring further supplies, and left about thirty men to hold the fort. However, upon his return he found France was in the middle of a religious civil war. He took part in the struggle and then had to flee to England. Whilst there he became involved in a political plot and was imprisoned. In Florida, meanwhile there had been a mutiny and an attempt by the colonists to make it back to Europe. Building a small craft of their own they would have perished at sea had they not been picked up by an English ship in July 1563. In 1564, with the restoration of peace in France, Coligny sent out a second expedition. With Ribaut in prison he sent Ren de Laudonnire, who had been on the first voyage. Also present was Jacques le Moyne, sent to record and map as much as possible. This time they settled on the River May and built Carolina on the south bank. Laudonnire proved to be a poor leader and was soon replaced by the arrival of Ribaut who, released from prison, had been sent by Coligny to take control. Shortly after the Spanish, having heard of the French presence arrived to destroy the settlement and kill all the heretics'. Among the few survivors were Laudonnire and le Moyne. Having left in a hurry and spending a number of days in the swamp and forest, it is unlikely that any of le Moyne's original work survived with him. Le Moyne reached England where he must have proceeded to draw from his memory. He spent the rest of his life in London. De Bry travelled there about 1587 and tried to purchase these drawings, to no avail. The following year, however, le Moyne died and he bought them from his widow. The manuscript map (if there was one) has not survived and only one watercolour exists, that being in the New York Public Library.Despite the fact that this map was not very accurate its influence was considerable. This is mainly because Hondius used it for his map of the area in 1606, the atlas in which it occurred was Mercator's and his fame was enough to prolong its authority until the Blaeu VIRGINI partis australis, c.1638. Latitudinally it was fairly accurate but as always it was the longitude that was incorrect. This led to a vastly extended eastward slant of the coastline. Most of the information on the map is derived from Indian sources and not French ones. Much of the nomenclature did not survive the arrival of the English, with the obvious exceptions of Port Royal and Prom. C naueral. The later colonies of Carolina were named after King Charles II of England, its presence here was purely coincidental. Several lakes are shown including what is thought to be a representation of the sea of Verrazzano, an apocryphal route through to Asia. However, with the nearby presence of a large waterfall, many believing it to represent Indian tales of Niagara Falls, it could in fact be the Great Lakes' (Burden).References: Alexander (1976) pp. 12-59 (illustrating most of the plates in the de Bry)/ Church (1907) nos. 145-7 & 179-80/ Cumming (1938) pp. 476-92/ Cumming (1962) no. 14, and pp. 12-13/ Cumming (1963) pp. 27-40 (a manuscript map contemporary with the period)/ Cumming, Skelton & Quinn (1972) pp. 154-71 & 181-92/ Faupel (1990) pp. 33-6/ Fite and Freeman (1926) pp. 68-70/ Garratt (1979) p. 5 G2/ Lorant (1946) pp. 4-119/ Lowery (1905?)/ Sabin (1868) no. 8784/ Schwartz and Ehrenberg (1980) pp. 64-7.8222Frankfurt: (1591)
USD13500.0South East North America1591nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8222&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8222.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, EmanuelA New Map of Georgia with Part of Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana. Drawn from Original Draughts Assisted by the Most Approved Maps and Charts360 x 475 mm., a good example.; This map of Georgia is published just 15 years after the new colony's foundation by James Oglethorpe (1696-1785) in 1733. It is the first printed map to focus on Georgia. He was an active promoter of emigration to the colony and no doubt was behind this maps production. Evidence for this is in the title where the author Emanuel Bowen states he had access to 'original draughts assisted by the most approved maps and charts'. The original boundary of Georgia can be seen extending all the way westward to the Mississippi River. It was published in John Harris' 'A Complete Collection of Voyages and Travels' published in two volumes in 1744 and 1748, this appearing in the second. It includes the nascent settlements including Savannah and Ebenezer mostly huddled along the Atlantic coast. It is however for its interior detail that the map is justly desired. The internal settlements such as Argyle Fort and Mount Venture are outnumbered by the Indian settlements all of which are connected by a web of trails. The locations of the major tribes are also shown. A good example of a map often with offsetting or browning. Cumming, W.P. (SE) 267.7989London: (1748)
USD5500.0South East Southern North America1748nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7989&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7989.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THORNTON, John, MORDEN, Robert & LEA, PhilipA New Map of New England. New York. New Iersey. Pensilvania. Maryland. and Virginia450 x 550 mm., in early outline colour, with two marks lower centre, otherwise in good condition.; The FIRST STATE in fine EARLY OUTLINE COLOUR. This rare map contains the FIRST PLAN OF NEW YORK HARBOUR. In May 1685 John Thornton, Robert Morden and Philip Lea advertised for sale a multi-sheet map entitled A New Map of the/ ENGLISH EMPIRE./ in the Continent of/ AMERICA. Although earlier multi-sheet maps of the Americas existed, namely the Augustine Herrman 1673[74], none survive that were of the entire English colonies in North America (Burden). Only the one known example survives in the Bibliothque Nationale, Paris. It was cleverly designed in such a manner that allowed some of the sheets to be separately issued. One of these is offered here, A NEW MAP OF NEW ENGLAND NEW YORK . This can be shown by the fact that the title runs in a narrow border along the top, so that when made up as a wall map it may be pasted or cut out. A main area of debate is whether the map appears in an earlier state than that surviving today. It has been argued that the inset plan of New York harbour and the scale and imprint cartouche below it are later insertions, and that they do not appear on the state intended for the wall map. The author believes this is not the case as the scale is the only one on the finished wall map. The plan was inserted at a later stage of production merely because the information became available, and quite possibly because the Duke of York, the harbours proprietor, was the newly crowned King. It was clearly a late insertion as a sand bar on the main map has been altered to match that in the inset.The inset is the first printed chart of New York harbour, and superseded the efforts of John Seller in his map of New Jersey, c.1675. Taliaferro identified the source as being a manuscript by Philip Wells. East New Jersey had been sold to William Penn and eleven other Quakers in February 1683. They requested that Wells produce a map of New York harbour to help them in their dispute with the colony of New York over Staten Island. The manuscript bears the inscription Being the Proprietors 1682/3 meaning it must have been produced shortly after acquisition. Further study of the text places the earliest possible date as mid-May 1683. A plain version entitled A Sand Draught of New York Harbor by Philip Wells exists in the Penn Papers now in the Ayer Collection, Newberry Library. Wells laid out the city of Perth Amboy for the Proprietors by May 1683, and while serving as the Surveyor General for New York worked on the boundary dispute between that colony and Connecticut in 1684. Sometime around 1685 he became the Surveyor General for Governor Edmund Andros and composed a manuscript map of Boston harbour. Wells was described in the Minutes as one thats both capable and honest in that imploy [surveying], and lives on Staten Island near adjacent to us. Indeed, his dwelling is noted on the printed map at the northern tip of Staten Island. Thornton in particular had worked with Penn before and it is most probably through the auspices of Penn that the work of Wells reached him.The cartography of the main map is derived from two chief sources. First the Chesapeake Bay region is derived from Thorntons earlier map co-published with Robert Greene, c.1678, it being drawn from the Augustine Herrman, 1673[74]. The major area of alteration as expected is that of the new colony of Pennsylvania. Thornton was involved with the new colony quite closely, producing the key promotional map in 1681. It is this document that Thornton incorporates here, although it appears not without some difficulty. There are signs of erasure from the middle of the Delaware peninsula northwards into Pennsylvania. The Schuylkill River is reduced in length but Philadelphia is present as is the recently renamed Borlington. New England to appears to be derived from the Thornton and Greene with a few minor alterations. The south coast of Long Island is much improved, displaying the Great South Bay. Similarly Long Island Sound is more open to the east. The entire region around Boston has also been improved; indeed, there are signs of late alteration here also. A border defining the Plymouth Colony is displayed which derives from the 1664 compromise reached with Massachusetts. This ran the boundary westwards from the coastal town of Scituate. Two main roads are delineated leading from the Boston area and what appears to be a third more minor one to Springfield.Thornton, Morden and Lea collaborated in producing this map. Thornton and Morden were already well established, particularly in the field of American mapping. Lea had been apprenticed to Robert Morden from April 1675 and freed by 1683. Some of Leas early works were in partnership with Morden and his partner of the day, William Berry. This expressed their respect for his abilities. Lea continued to work with Morden for much of his career. Morden was often in financial difficulties whilst Lea appeared to be the consummate businessman. Indeed, it is probably for this reason that Morden sold his interest in this map to Lea. Thornton also sold his for reasons unknown, but these may have been tied to his preparations for the English Pilot Fourth Book which was to be published with William Fisher in 1689. In 1687 Lea moved premises to Cheapside as his business was growing rapidly. There are four known states of the map (Burden).Provenance: from a Philip Lea atlas 1998; private English collection. References: Arber (1903) vol. II, p. 126; Baer (1949) no. 123; Burden (2007) no. 616; Cohen & Augustyn (1997) pp. 48-9; Dek (1988) no.71; McCorkle (1986) illustrating the Newberry Library example of the Wells manuscript, no page number; McCorkle (2001) nos. 680.4 & 685.3; Morrison, Papenfuse, Bramucci & Janson-La Palme (1983) no. 20; Phillips (1909-) nos. 527, 4271 & 5692 vol. 3 no. 12; Pritchard & Taliaferro (2002) p. 364 illustrating the Wells manuscript & private correspondence; Stevens & Tree (1967) no. 35; Stokes (1915-28) pl. 21; Tyacke (1978) pp. 120-3, 146-8.8223London: Iohn Thornton at ye Platt in ye Minories./ By Robt. Morden at the Atlas in Corn-hill./ And by Phillip Lea at ye Atlas & Herculus/ in the Poultry(c.1685)
USD29500.0New England Mid-Atlantic South East North Americac.1685nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8223&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8223.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TIDDEMAN, MarkA Draught of New York from the Hook to New York Town by Mark Tiddeman460 x 570 mm., with margin's all round, slim on the lower and lower left, light offsetting and foxing otherwise in good condition.; This is the most widely utilised sea chart for mariners in the eighteenth century as they navigated the difficult waters of New York Harbour. The Bay and Harbour itself bear numerous depth soundings and record the many reefs which caught out unsuspecting vessels. The chart notes numerous topographical details also including settlements such as Brockland and the nearby Ferry serving New York. Newark is shown along with nearby Schylers Copper Mine. Similar industrial content includes the iron mill to the far left. Along the Long Island Sound is West Chester and Flushing. Manhattan itself includes the fort at the Battery and prosperous city of New York along with Blomindoll and Harlam. On the opposite shore of the East River is Bushwyk.One of the earliest records found of Mark Tiddeman has him conducting surveys as master of the Tartar a Royal Navy ship from 1725-28. Indeed his logbook has been identified in the National Archives in England. It records the inspection of ships encountered indicating a larger role than just surveying. His published surveying work includes a noted chart of the entrance to Chesapeake Bay. After returning to England he undertook surveys of the Highlands of Scotland under Admiral Wagner. I have also identified in the National Archives a will of a Mark Tiddeman dated 16 June 1740 describing him as Master of His Majestys Ship Namure. It seems highly probable that this is one and the same person. In 1743 it appears he was a Lieutenant in the Navy being cited in an account of Admiral Lestock. A Captain Tiddeman commanded the flagship Superb in the Siege of Louisburg in 1745.The chart was first introduced in the English Pilot Fourth Book in 1732 at first without recognising Mark Tiddeman in the title. A second state issued shortly after corrected this. This is an example of the third state with the altered imprint of John Mount and Thomas Page introduced and many worn lines retouched for the 1773 edition. Its last appearance was in the 1781 issue. The first and third states are much rarer. Provenance: New England auction July 2003; private English collection. Augustyn and Cohen ((1997)Manhattan in Maps,pp. 66-7; Haskell (1933)Manhattan Maps,nos. 254-6; Seller & Van Ee (1981)Maps and Charts of North America and the West Indies,no. 1220; Verner (1957)A Carto-Bibliographical Study of The English Pilot The Fourth Book,pp. 51-3 & 65-8.8225London: I. Mount & T. Page upon Tower Hill(1732-[73])
USD3950.0Mid-Atlantic North America1732-[73]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8225&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8225.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOSTON MAGAZINEPlan of the Town of Boston240 x 155 mm., with top right margin replaced not affecting the image, a couple of minor fold splits in the margin repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This rare AMERICAN PRINTED plan of Boston was published in the Boston Magazine in October 1784 just after the conclusion of the American Revolution. The Magazine began publication in November 1783 and folded in October 1786. Its aim was to compile a magazine for the town of Boston and was compiled by John Bradford, John Clarke, Aaron Dexter, John Eliot, James Freeman, Christopher Gore, Benjamin Lincoln, George Minot amongst others. There were a number of publishers also including Edmund Freeman, Joseph Greenleaf, James White and John Norman. The latter is most likely responsible for this plan.Norman (1748?-1817) was one of the early pioneers of American cartography and behind the publication of the first American printed wall map in 1785, Thomas Hutchins great map of 1787, the charts for Matthew Clarks Charts of the Coast of America in 1790 and several works of Osgood Carleton. Born in England around 1748 it is believed he was apprenticed to the London printer William Faden, father of the cartographer of the same name. He arrived in Philadelphia first in 1774 before moving to Boston in 1780. The Magazine featured a supplement on an irregular basis entitled the Geographical Gazetteer of Massachusetts, the issue of October 1784 included this map. It is derived from another similarly entitled plan engraved by John Norman published in An Impartial History of the War in America the same year. Although here the engraved is unidentified the fact that Norman was one of its publishers does not rule out his having engraved this derivative. A rare survivor of early American magazine printing. Ristow "American Maps and Mapmakers" pp. 224-7; Wheat & Brun 242; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8388Boston: (October 1784)
USD3500.0New England North AmericaOctober 1784nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8388&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8388.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORDNANCE SURVEY(Home Counties)630 x 920 mm., some minor damage along the lower border, a couple of tears on the upper border, otherwise the map itself is in decent condition.; The map is drawn to the scale of 2 inches to the mile and extends from London in the east south to Streatham, west to Wargrave, Shiplake and Prices Risborough. In the north east it extends to North Mimms and Enfield.8334London: (1 August 1822)
GBP95.0Herts Bucks Berks Surrey England1 August 1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8334&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8334.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertWarwickshire360 x 420 mm., with accompanying text in good condition.; From Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. 'Britannia' was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Harvey & Thorpe 18; refer to Skelton no. 117.8339London: (1772)
GBP80.0Warwick England1772nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8339&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8339.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLER, EdwardHammersmith & c.320 x 450 mm., with light crease at the centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; 'The Weekly Dispatch' newspaper between the years 1856 and 1862 included in each edition a map of a part of the world. During this period a total of 118 maps were issued. The engravers varied but included John Dower and Edward Weller. In 1863 'The Dispatch Atlas' was published which contained a series of English county maps. The two were combined in 1865 as 'Cassells Complete Atlas'. With many maps in a large scale of areas not often seen, including a number a town plans. This plan of Hammersmith extends eastwards to take in all of Holland Park. The Hammersmith Bridge is clearly identified to the south. The Hammersmith Road is clearly recognisable but the current A4 doesn't yet exist in any form. Ravenscourt Park on the west is also displayed in its entirety as is a portion of the New Road now called Goldhawk Road. Two railway lines shown include the Hammersmith and City line and that running through Kensington at the time called the West London Railway. The scale is remarkable with individual buildings shown and many identified. Beresiner pp. 85-7; refer Carroll no. 120.8393London: (1865)
GBP125.0Middx England1865nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8393&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8393.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOUNT, Richard & PAGE, ThomasA Chart for the Newcastle Trade Describeing the Sea Coasts of England from the South Foreland to New=Castle wth the Soundings, Sands, Shoals, Harbours Buoys Beacons and Seamarks, upon ye said Coasts515 x 1035 mm., two sheets joined as one, minor margin repair at the outer edge of upper centre fold, not affecting the map, otherwise in good condition.; This chart of the east coast of England extending from Newcastle to the Thames Estuary. It focuses on the Newcastle Trade or the shipment of coal from the north east to the city of London and the south east. Insets illustrate the Falmouth Sands, Harwich and a more detailed coastal chart of the area from Sunderland to Blyth. It was published in Mount & Page's 'English Pilot First Part' covering the Southern Navigation and was included from at least 1729. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 1b no. 2.8556London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1749)
GBP395.0England1749nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8556&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8556.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOUNT, William & PAGE, ThomasThe Sea Coast of Languedoc Provence and Part of Italy, from Cape Dragon to Cape Delle Melle410 x 520 mm., with a couple of small marks on the right side, otherwise okay.; This very rare chart is quite probably the work of the engraver Samuel Parker. It depicts southern France and includes part of Spain and Italy including San Remo. It displays an inset of the Bay of Toulon and appears in Mount & Page's 'English Pilot Part Three' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1747. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 3b no. 14.8582London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1727-[47])
GBP275.0France1727-[47]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8582&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8582.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOUNT, William & PAGE, ThomasA New Chart of the Islands of Corsica & Sardinia. By Michelot, Hydrographer and Pilot Royal of the Galleys, & Bremond, Hydrographer to the King of France405 x 525 mm., in very good condition.; This very rare English sea chart was possibly first published in Mount and Page's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea from 1736. This example was issued in 1747. It focuses on the Mediterranean islands of Corsica and Sardinia and draws on the cartography of Henri Michelot and Laurent Bremond as stated in the title. Michelot was a hydrographer and pilot and Bremond a hydrographer, both at Marseilles. They worked together on 'Recueil de plusiers Plans des ports et Rades de la Mer Mediterranee' published in Marseilles 1721. NMM 425 no. 150?; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 7c no. 11.8583London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(c.1736-[47])
GBP1025.0Mediterraneanc.1736-[47]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8583&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8583.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnThe Sea Coast of Italy from Cape Delle Melle to Mount Argentato with the Island of Corsica400 x 520 mm., in very good condition.; This very rare English sea chart was first published in John Seller's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1677. This example was published by Mount and Page in 1747. It focuses on the waters between Corsica and Liguria and Tuscany. It extends from Nice and Monaco lower left through Genoa and Pisa. The nearby island of Elba is shown as is a portion of Sardinia. It is engraved by James Bennett whose imprint appears lower left. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.Sell 1d no. 10 & M.M&P 7c no.18; Zacharakis, C. 2159.8584London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1677-[1747])
GBP795.0Mediterranean1677-[1747]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8584&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8584.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnA Sea Chart of the Gulph of Venice Describing all the Sea Coasts and Islands contained therin400 x 510 mm., in fine recent outline colour, in good condition.; This very rare English sea chart of the Gulf of Venice and Adriatic Sea was first published in John Seller's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1677. It shows the coastlines of Italy and Croatia extending from Friuli and Istria south the Otranto and Valona (Vlore) in present day Albania. Navigational hazards and safe anchorage's are shown. This issue was published by Mount and Page in 1747. NMM 425 no. 138; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 3a no. 15.8586London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1677-[1747])
GBP510.0Italy1677-[1747]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8586&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8586.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnA Chart of the Islands Corfu, Pachsu and Antipachsu with ye Channel and Roads between the Island of Corfu & ye Graetian Coast395 x 520 mm., in fine recent outline colour, in good condition.; A superb rare sea chart of Corfu and nearby coastlines. The main town and castle in Corfu is clearly outlined. It is engraved by 'J[oel] Gascoyne' and was first published in 1677. This example was published in Mount & Page's 'English Pilot Part Three' in 1747. NMM 425 no. 139; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 3a no. 16; Zacharakis 2156.8587London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1677-[1747])
GBP795.0Greece1677-[1747]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8587&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8587.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GAUDY, JohnA New Chart of the Archipelago Corrected by Ion. Gaudy535 x 440 mm., in fine recent outline colour, in good condition.; This fine rare sea chart of the Aegean Sea was first published in Mount & Page's 'English Pilot Part Three' in 1716. Engraved by Samuel Parker this example is from the 1747 edition. Dotted or 'Prickt Lines shows The best Passage up the Arches'. The 'Arches' were the colloquial name for the Archipelago. There is a fascinating depiction of Sentorim (Santorini) with a nearby 'Burning I' showing an erupting volcano. NMM 425 no. 146; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 3b no. 24; Sphyroeras, Avramea and Asdrahas 'Maps and Map-Makers of the Aegean' fig. 127 (incorrectly attributing the map to Seller); Zacharakis 2162.8589London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1716-[47])
GBP425.0Mediterranean1716-[47]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8589&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8589.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GAUDY, JohnA Chart of the Levant or the Sea Coast of Egypt Syria Caramania and the Island Cyprus newly Corrected by Iohn Gaudy400 x 530 mm., minor restoration to lower margin and corners, otherwise in good condition.; A sea chart of the eastern Mediterranean Sea featuring Cyprus by John Gaudy and engraved by Samuel Parker. It extends westward to include part of the island of Crete. The nearby island of Rhodes is also displayed and it extends into the Aegean Sea as far as Patmos. It was published in Mount & Page's 'English Pilot First Part' covering the Southern Navigation and was included from at least 1716. Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) M.M&P-3b no. 29; Zacharakis, C. 2159.8590London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1716-[47])
GBP875.0Mediterranean1716-[47]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8590&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8590.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausRagusa/ Negroponte210 x 305 mm., light foxing in the margins, otherwise in good condition.; The Republic of Ragusa is better known today as that of Dubrovnik which existed from 1358 to 1808. It forms today one of the finest cities in Croatia. Below it is a view of Negroponte in Greece, now known as Chalcis on the Aegean Coast. These fine views are by Matthaus Merian who began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8608Frankfurt: (c.1660)
GBP120.0Eastern Europec.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8608&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8608.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FABER, John (Senior)Hebricus VIII Angliae Franciae & Hibern: Rex Fundr. Coll: Aedis Christi AoDi 1546260 x 205 mm., mezzotint engraving, trimmed and laid down on large paper, otherwise in good condition.; An impressive three-quarter length portrait of Henry VIII (1491-1547). This is one of forty five plates engraved by John Faber Senior (c.1660-1721) for his work on the 'Founders of Oxford and Cambridge Colleges, the Royal Exchange and Charterhouse'. The King is illustrated as founder of Christ Church This is an example of the numbered state, 6 being in the lower right corner. Faber was born at the Hague and came to England with his son of the same name either c.1687 or 1695. He established a shop in the Strand near the Savoy in 1707. Chaloner Smith 34; McKenzie 'British Prints' p. 154; O'Donoghue 12.8297London: (c.1714)
GBP75.0Englandc.1714nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8297&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8297.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DANIELL, WilliamPoole, Dorsetshire215 x 280 mm., early hand-coloured aquatint with pale grey wash border, in good condition.; "A magnificent series of plates, almost all of equal quality. Valuable as a record and exquisite in its presentation. THE MOST IMPORTANT COLOUR PLATE BOOK ON BRITISH TOPOGRAPHY" (Tooley). This work began in the summer of 1813 at Land's-End in Cornwall and worked its way clockwise around the entire British Isles. Accompanying the artist William Daniell was the writer Richard Ayton with whom Daniell would fall out. Ayton contributed the letterpress of the first two volumes only. William Daniell (1769-1837) was born in Kingston-upon-Thames. On the death of his father in 1779 he went to live with his uncle, the landscape artist Thomas Daniell (1749-1840) and the course of his life was altered. At fourteen he accompanied his uncle to India and spent the next ten years travelling, painting and selling high quality engravings. The 'Voyages Round Great Britain' was William Daniell's next great project, he spent the summers of 1813-23 travelling various sections of the coast seeking places of interest to draw. For many of the locations they are the only record of them during the period. It was published in parts between 1814 and 1825 and the completed work cost 60. This view of Poole, Dorset, from the book is taken from the nearby hills with the Purbeck Hills in the background. It is taken at a time just before the rapid development of the town in the industrial revolution and before nearby Bournemouth even existed as we know it, it was then just a scattered collection of cottages. Abbey Scenery 16; ODNB; Tooley 177.8300London: (1823)
GBP225.0Dorset England1823nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8300&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8300.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANONYMOUS(High Street Lutterworth)230 x 310 mm., early coloured lithograph with ruled border, some light foxing upper left otherwise in good condition.; This very rare hand coloured lithograph of the High Street of Lutterworth is identified in pencil in the lower border. The title below has bee trimmed. A wonderful detailed look of the main thoroughfare illustrating the business and people of the day.8301Unknown: (c.1840)
GBP50.0Leics Englandc.1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8301&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8301.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REIJ?, J.Plaza de Toros de Cordoba. Feria de Otono2380 x 1050 mm., printed in colour, with some holes at the double folds as might be expected otherwise in good condition.; A very large bull fighting promotional poster.8385Valencia: Ortega(1955)
GBP650.0Spain1955nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8385&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8385.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOUNT, W. & J. & PAGE, T.The Western Isles375 x 480 mm., in very good condition.; A sea chart of the Western Isles first published by William Mount and Thomas Page from at least 1729 in the 'English Pilot First Part, Southern Navigation'. A sea chart focusing on the Azores. The title and distance scales enclosed in simple cartouches and two compass roses make it a handsome chart. Phillips (A) #5179-29; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 1b no. 23.8572London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1729-[49])
GBP195.0Portugal1729-[49]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8572&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8572.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOUNT, W. & J. & PAGE, T.A Chart of The Islands of Cape Verd445 x 545 mm., in good condition.; A sea chart of the Cape Verde Islands first published by William Mount and Thomas Page from at least 1729 in the 'English Pilot First Part, Southern Navigation'. It's earlier issue was actually by John Seller. This handsome chart illustrates an important location to the Atlantic trade routes. The chart is embellished with a decorative title cartouche, large central compass rose and rhumb lines. Shirley (BL Atlases) M.M&P-1b no. 24.8573London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1729-[49])
GBP195.0Portugal1729-[49]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8573&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8573.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnA Chart of the Straits of Gibralter430 x 530 mm., with double fold as issued in good condition.; This very rare fascinating English sea chart was first published in John Seller's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1677. It was engraved by Joel Gascoyne with four tables of tides and currents through the Straits of Gibraltar. The towns of Ceuta and Tangier on the African shoreline are shown and the Spanish coast from Gibraltar to Cape Trafalgar. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.Sell 1d no. 4.8574London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1677-[1747])
GBP275.0Spain1677-[1747]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8574&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8574.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnA Chart of the Sea-Coast of Spain From the Straits mouth to C de Gat And of the Sea-Coast of Barbary From the Straits mouth to C de Hone405 x 520 mm., in good condition.; This very rare English sea chart was first published in John Seller's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1677. This issue was published by Mount and Page in 1747. It displays the south coast of Spain including Andalucia and Granada. It extends from Gibraltar to Cap de Gat near Almeria. Along the coast are many familiar names including 'Estapona', 'Marbella', 'Fangerola' (Fuengirola), Malaga, Velez Malaga, Almunecar, Motril etc. Offshore are a ship and compass rose are engraved. The islet of Alboran is featured in the middle of the Strait and appears larger than it is in reality. It is named after the the Tunisian pirate Al Borani from whom it was taken by the Spanish in 1540, it has remained in their possession ever since. Second state with the imprint of W. Mount and T. Page added lower right outside the border. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.Sell 1d no. 5.8575London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1677-[1747])
GBP365.0Spain1677-[1747]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8575&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8575.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnA Chart of the Sea-Coast of Spain From Cape de Gata to Cape S. Martin. And of the Sea-Coast of Barbary From Cape de Hone to Cape de Tenes405 x 520 mm., in very good condition.; This very rare English sea chart was first published in John Seller's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1677. It is engraved by James Clark and depicts the adjoining coasts of southern Spain from Almeria to Benidorm and the north African coast of Morocco showing Oran. This edition was published by Mount & Page in 1747. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.Sell 1d no. 6.8576London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1677-[1747])
GBP365.0Spain1677-[1747]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8576&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8576.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnThe Sea Coast of Barbary From Cape de Tenes to Cape de Rosa400 x 510 mm., in good condition.; This very rare English sea chart was first published in John Seller's 'English Pilot Third Part' covering the Mediterranean Sea in 1677. Engraved by James Bennett it depicts the coast of Algeria to the border with present day Tunisia. Two insets lower right feature the towns of Algier and Bona. The south western coast of Sardinia appears upper right. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.Sell 1d no. 7.8577London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1677-[1747])
GBP175.0Africa1677-[1747]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8577&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8577.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte de la Tartarie Orientale200 x 280 mm., with full original wash colour in good condition.; A map of the Pacific coast of Tartary displaying Sakhalin Island. It was published in the very rare Dutch edition of Abbe Antoine Francois Prevost's (1697-1763) 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'. Refer Shirley BL G.Prev 1a.8606The Hague: (c.1765)
GBP125.0Russiac.1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8606&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8606.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausRagusa120 x 305 mm., in good condition.; The Republic of Ragusa is better known today as that of Dubrovnik which existed from 1358 to 1808. It forms today one of the finest cities in Croatia. This fine view of the popular city is by Matthaus Merian who began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8607Frankfurt: (c.1660)
GBP95.0Eastern Europec.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8607&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8607.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte du Golfe de Benin et Partie de la Cote de Guinee230 x 300 mm., in early wash colour and good condition.; A detailed map of part of the Gold Coast of Africa now displaying the coast of present day Nigeria in the east to Ghana in the west at the mouth of the River Volta. Lagos itself is identified by 'Cap Lagos'. It is from Jacques Nicolas Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. Phillips 638 & 3508; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Nordenskiold Collection 1 no. 10; Maritime Museum no. 211.8609Paris: (1764)
GBP125.0Africa1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8609&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8609.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte de la Riviere de Kalbar210 x 350 mm., in early wash colour and good condition.; A detailed map of part of the Gold Coast of Africa now displaying the coast of present day eastern Nigeria and the town of Calabar. The work is based upon the 1699 slave voyage of James Barbot and John Grazilhier to the region. Sent by the French King they were instructed to acquire slaves. It is from Jacques Nicolas Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. Phillips 638 & 3508; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Nordenskiold Collection 1 no. 10; Maritime Museum no. 211.8611Paris: (1764)
GBP75.0Africa1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8611&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransPetrina in Ditione Turcarum/ Petrina in Ditione Christianorum370 x 510 mm., in full wash colour, good condition; A contemporary view of Petrina in present day Croatia. That on the left side is a bird's eye view of the fortress and on the right side is a plan of it following the removal of the Turks in 1594 by the Habsburgs. The new fortifications are described as being due to the work of Italian architect Cesare Porta. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. It was first published in the very rare sixth volume in 1617 with Latin text, this example is from the German text edition of 1618. Fauser, A. (1978) 10840; Koeman II B & H 6 no. 36.8646Cologne: (1617-[18])
GBP250.0Eastern Europe1617-[18]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8646&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8646.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PURCHAS, Rev. SamuelGreneland [Spitsbergen]300 x 340 mm., with tight margin along the left side from binding. One small split upper left with slight loss, another from a stitch lower left.; Although labelled 'Greneland' this map depicts Spitsbergen in the arctic. This reflects early English belief that the two were connected somewhere at more northern latitudes. English interest was awakened following Henry Hudson's voyage during which he noted an abundance of whales. It is flanked by whaling scenes at the sides and bottom. Samuel Purchas was a collector of records of voyages, theologian and author. The map is found in his 'Purchas His Pilgrimes .…' published in London by Henry Featherstone. It was a huge collection of records of voyages, many of which appear for the first time. This map accompanies the account of Robert Featherby who in 1613 accompanied the fleet of Benjamin Joseph to Spitsbergen. The following year 1614 he commanded a voyage on behalf of the Muscovy Company to nearby waters. There were a total of ten ships and two pinnaces one of which carried William Baffin. According to Purchas the map is attributed to Thomas Edge, a captain who made a number of whaling voyages to the region. The west coast depiction is derived from a similar map by Hessel Gerritsz from 1613. The images surrounding the map were most probably derived from Fotherby's watercolours, the 'Seamorses' refer to whales and walruses. Pool (2011) in IMCoS Journal no. 121 35-42; Schilder (2013) pp. 372-3; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' G.Pur 1a no. 43 (incorrectly identifying the map as Greenland); Wieder, F.C. (Spitsbergen) 45.4114London: (1625)
GBP495.0Scandinavia1625nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4114&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4114.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COLLINS, Captain Greenville(Cardigan Bay)445 x 560 mm., with some support to the very edge of the margin on the right side, light water stain to the upper corners, a nice dark impression, otherwise in good condition.; This chart of the west coast of Wales is from The first systematic survey of British coastal waters and the first marine atlas of British waters engraved and printed in London from original surveys (Verner). Since the late sixteenth century navigators in the waters of the British Isles had utilised the printed charts of the Dutch. During the mid-seventeenth century England fought three wars with the Dutch and her reliance on the work of the enemy was a clear source of embarrassment. The Dutch had private charts which were clearly superior to English sources.On 23 June 1681 Charles II commissioned Captain Greenville Collins to make a survey of the coasts of Great Britain, a task undertaken between 1681 and 1688. Collins was an officer in the Royal Navy who from 1669 to 1671 had sailed with Sir John Narborough on his expedition to the Straits of Magellan and the Chilean coast. He was master of the frigate Charles from 1676 to 1679 and served extensively in the Algerian war. He was promoted to Commander in 1679 and retained that rank until his death in 1694. The 'Coasting Pilot' is a remarkable surveying achievement, and a landmark in the charting of British coastal waters. NMM 335; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' M.Coll 1f; Verner 'Captain Collins' 'Coasting Pilot'', in Map Collectors' Circle no. 58 no. 15 state 3, all three states appear by 1693.7499London: (1693)
GBP175.0England1693nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7499&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7499.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanA Chart of the Coasts of Peru, Quito, Popayan and the Isthmus of Darien180 x 290 mm., in good condition.; An attractively engraved map of the wets coast of South America engraved by Herman Moll. This issue was published in Thomas Salmon's 'Modern History'.7900London: (c.1736)
GBP150.0West Indies, South & Central Americac.1736nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7900&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7900.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasSuite du Perou Audience de Charcas220 x 300 mm., in early wash colour, in good condition.; This example of Nicolas Bellin's map of Peru was engraved by A. v. Krevelt in 1771 for the Dutch edition of Antoine Francois Prevost's 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'. It is shown in good detail with mountains, rivers and villages clearly marked. Refer to Shirley BL G.Prev 1a.7909Amsterdam: (1771)
GBP55.0West Indies, South & Central America1771nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7909&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7909.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasSuite de la Province de Quito au Perou195 x 360 mm., with early wash colour, in good condition.; This detailed map is of the province of Quito in Peru and is from Bellin's greatest atlas, the 'Petit Atlas Maritime'. Phillips 638 & 3508; Shirley BL M. Bell 5a; Maritime Museum no. 211.7911Paris: (1764)
GBP50.0West Indies, South & Central America1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7911&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7911.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELZONI, Giovanni BattistaGeneral View of the Pyramids285 x 470 mm., in early wash colour, otherwise in good condition.; This fine hand coloured engraving is from Giovanni Battista Belzoni's 'Narrative of the Operations and Recent Discoveries within the Pyramids, Temples, Tombs and Excavations in Egypt and Nubia' published in London 1820 by John Murray. It was one of the most influential and impressive books published on Egyptology. Abbey Travel 268; Blackmer 117.8072London: John Murray(1820)
GBP125.0Middle East1820nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8072&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8072.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN KEULEN, Gerard(Portland Bill)/ (Romney Marsh)500 x 295 mm., in good condition.; At the beginning of the eighteenth century Gerard van Keulen set about replacing many of his fathers sea charts. The 1734 edition of the second part of the Zee Fakkel was improved considerably with a large number of entirely new charts. This is one of them and features in great detail Portland Bill and the town of Weymouth above and the mouth of the River Camber at Winchelsea. Koeman (1967-70) IV Keu 71 no. 290.8111Amsterdam: (1734)
GBP250.0Dorset Kent England1734nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8111&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8111.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, DanielVindesor in Engellandt100 x 145 mm., in good condition.; This attractive rare view of Windsor was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the second state as published c.1640, a letter is placed before the pagination upper right. Landwehr no. 426.8691Nuremberg: (1623-[c.40])
GBP135.0Berks England1623-[c.40]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8691&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8691.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, DanielHull in Engellandt100 x 145 mm., in good condition.; This attractive rare view of Kingston upon Hull in Yorkshire was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the second state as published c.1640, a letter is placed before the pagination upper right. The town is illustrated with the old city walls and the nearby River Humber with two sea going vessels. Landwehr no. 426.8693Nuremberg: (1623-[c.40])
GBP95.0Yorks England1623-[c.40]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8693&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8693.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANDREWS, John & DURY, AndrewA Topographical Map of the County of Wilts. Describing the Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, Turnpike and Cross Roads, Canals, etc.Folio (560 x 400 mm.), contemporary diced russia, with gilt ruled panels, rebacked preserving original ribbed spine, ornate gilt ruled compartments, gilt title, gilt crest of an eagle's head at the head of the spine. Typographic title page, index table, general index map of the county, and 18 double page sheets each approximately 460 x 630 mm., all in early outline colour, offsetting throughout.; AN ASSOCIATION COPY. SIR RICHARD HOARE'S COPY of this large scale map of Wiltshire for which HE SUPPLIED MUCH INFORMATION AND WROTE A COUNTY HISTORY. This is one of three large scale county surveys published by the partners John Andrews (fl.1766-98) and Andrew Dury (fl.1742-78). The other counties were of Hertfordshire published c.1766 and Kent in 1769. This, the last of their counties, was first published in 1773. All three were undertaken at the very large scale of TWO INCHES TO THE MILE, only a handful were published with this much detail in the eighteenth century. This is an example of the second edition published by William Faden, it is rarer than the first. Indeed the general index map is known by only the one example in the Royal Geographical Society and one other example found in the Kentish Catalogue of 1997. Faden improved the map considerably with new information. A further feature is the introduction of a title page and a list of the towns, villages and 'Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry'. The numeration of the plates was also altered; it now starts in the north west corner of the county. He removed the old list of subscribers and replaced it with a new title. The ornate dedication cartouche to the landowners of the county was the designed by Giovanni Battista Cipriani and engraved by James Caldwell (1739-1822). Credit is given in the map's title for the 'information liberally communicated by the Earl of Radnor and Sir Richard Hoare. This example is the latter's own copy! Sir Richard Colt Hoare (1758-1838) was an antiquarian, historian, archaeologist, artist and traveller. Hoare was the first recorded archaeologist along with William Cunnington to dig at Stonehenge. Provenance: With the gilt crest of a raised eagle's head, that of Hoare at the top of the spine, pencil on front free endpaper of 'Sir R C Hoare's copy'; with bookplate of Anthony Robert Alwyn Hobson. Kentish Large Scale County Maps of England and Wales 1705-1832, no. 63; Rodger 495; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8699London: William Faden(1773-[1 January 1810])
GBP1600.0Wilts England1773-[1 January 1810]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8702&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8702.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausChampagne et Brie280 x 335 mm., in good condition.; A detailed early map of the regions of Champagne and Brie in France. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8703Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP75.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8703&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8703.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausDiocese, Prevost, et Eslection de Paris275 x 370 mm., in good condition.; A detailed early map of the environs of Paris in France. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8704Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP75.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8704&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausGouvernement General D'Orleans280 x 370 mm., in good condition.; An early map detailing the western portions of France centred on the Loire valley. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8705Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP75.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8705&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausLes Deux Bourgognes Duche et Comte270 x 365 mm., in good condition.; An early map detailing the region of Burgundy in France displaying Lyon to the south and Lake Geneva to the east. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8706Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP75.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8706&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8706.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausLe Duche de Auvergne275 x 360 mm., in good condition.; An early map detailing the Duchy of Auvergne in France. Vichy is to the north east and Figeac in the south west. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8707Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP75.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8707&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8707.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausGouvernement General de Guienne et Gascogne270 x 365 mm., in good condition.; An early map detailing Gascony in France. The region is the south west of the country. Toulouse appears just upper left of the title cartouche. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8708Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP75.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8708&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8708.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausGouvernemt. Genral. Du Languedoc275 x 360 mm., in good condition.; An early map of Languedoc in southern France extending from the Spanish Pyranees to the mouth of the Rhone river. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8710Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP115.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8710&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8710.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausSabaudia Ducatus Savoye275 x 360 mm., in good condition.; An early detailed map of Savoy in southern France extending from Lake Geneva in the north to Grenoble in the south. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8711Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP115.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8711&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8711.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausComte, et Gouvernement de Provence250 x 365 mm., with some early outline colour, in good condition.; An early detailed map of Provence in southern France extending from the mouth of the River Rhone to San Remo in Italy. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8712Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP150.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8712&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8712.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE JONGHE, ClementPotentiss. Ac Sereniss. D.D. Carolus II Angliae, Scotiae, Franciae, ac Hiberniae Rex510 x 410 mm., trimmed just into the image, with a tear running across the upper part of the engraving, professionally repaired, some other very minor restoration otherwise in good condition.; This appears to be only the SECOND KNOWN EXAMPLE of the FIRST STATE of Clement de Jonghe's portrait of Charles II. The only recorded example according to Layard is at the Sutherland Clarendon Collection at the Bodleian Library, Oxford. The engraving is an equestrian portrait of Charles II in armour with a view across the Thames to London in the distance. The print was engraved to celebrate the Restoration of Charles to the throne in 1660. The image of London in the background records the old St. Paul's Cathedral before its destruction in the Great Fire of London in 1666. It is derived from the panorama of Matthias Merian published in Frankfurt, 1638. At the bottom is a celebratory verse in four languages, the far right being English:Behold the greatest King that ever England sawNot onely born to reigne, and cald by human Law;But raised, as it were, from death: that all maight seeHis Throne a saiths reward & heavnlij Gist to beeThe British Museum Department of Prints and Drawings possess an example of a later state depicting George I dated to 1714 (Sligo Collection 1935,0413.181). The title is altered to "Georgius Ius D.G. Magn. Britann. Franc. et Hib. Rex" and the head and parts of the sky are re-engraved. For that issue there also appears to be much retouching of the engraving across the plate. Layard, George Somes, 'Catalogue Raisonn of Engraved British Portraits from Altered Plates', London, 1927. No. 25.I; Thieme & Becker (1907-50) XIX 134.6466Amsterdam: (c.1660)
GBP2950.0Middx Englandc.1660nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6466&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6466.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE HOOGHE, RomainCarte Nouvelle des Costes D'Angleterre depuis la Riviere de la Tamise jusques a Portland 580 x 940 mm., two sheets joined, in fabulous early wash colour, royal coat of arms and cities heightened in gold, minor centrefold split just into the lower part of the image, otherwise in excellent condition.; In 1692 Pierre Mortier had published a Dutch contrefaon of the 'Atlas Nouveau' by Alexis-Hubert Jaillot. It was issued in partnership with Pierre Huguetan, a French bookseller resident in Amsterdam, who provided considerable financial backing. Their next project was an edition of Jaillots 'Neptune Franois', first published in 1693. For this Mortier employed the finest engravers and extended the work with the magnificent 'Cartes Marines lusage du Roy de la Grande Bretagne'. It contained only nine charts, eight of which were of British waters. They are engraved by Romain de Hooghe, who was in the employ of William III at the time, and are arguably the most stunning sea charts produced to date (Burden). Few great artists have turned their hands to mapmaking Romeyn de Hooghe was an exception to the pattern. A celebrated artist from the late seventeenth century, he was responsible for a volume of nine sea charts (Campbell).This is one of only two plates that focus on the coasts of England; it extends from Kent in the east to Portland Bill in the west. The River Thames upriver to Kingston is clearly displayed. The map also extends southwards to take in the Channel Island of Alderney. A detailed inset centres on the Thames Estuary and an extremely ornate dedication cartouche to William III is flanked with fine views of Portsmouth and Rochester. It was issued just one year after the French planned invasion along the same coast. Burden (2007) p. 486; Campbell (1981) pl. 44; Koeman (1967-70) IV Mor E no. 7.8050Amsterdam: (1693)
GBP4950.0Kent Sussex Hants Dorset England1693nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8050&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8050.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OLIVER, JohnA Mapp of the Cityes of London & Westminster & Burrough of Southwark with their Suburbs as it is now Rebuilt since the late dreadfull Fire445 x 590 mm., with some loss of engraved area upper and lower right and lower left, trimmed close to the engraved border, the double folds are generally in good condition with some light reinforcement on the verso only, otherwise okay for an extremely rare map.; ONLY THREE RECORDED EXAMPLES. Following the destruction of much of London by the Great Fire of 1666 a number of surveyors were appointed to map the ruins in 1668. One of these was John Oliver (1616?-1701) described by Worms and Baynton-Williams as a 'Builder, architect, glass-painter, mapmaker, surveyor, printseller and engraver'. His earliest recorded works were for John Seller in 1675. He married Susanna Speed a grand-daughter of John Speed. He was described once by Robert Hooke as 'a rascal, a villain, a dog and a devil'. He does however mention him on several occasions and helped him in the production of this map. The date given for the original publication of this plan is derived from the list of known address of John Seller as published by Tyacke. In 1676 Seller was using Hills' shop which it seems would provide a more accurate date than that given by Darlington and Howgego. As Campbell states in the Douwma catalogue this 'places it in the same year as Ogilby and Morgan's, considered to be the first of the reconstruction plans'. About Seller we know quite a lot, however of John Hills little is known. His brief period of cartographic activity is almost entirely in partnership with John Seller and occurred in the late 1670s. In 1676 they published the extremely rare 'A Mapp of New England' and in 1679 they issued Proposals for an 'Atlas Anglicanus' which never came to fruition. The plan extends from St. James's Park and Westminster in the west to Stepney in the east. This is one of the earliest of these reconstruction plans. The river is still only crossed by the one bridge down river from which the Thames is crowded with vessels plying their trade highlighting the trading nature of the city. There are three numbered key to places of note, that upper left is flanked by two figures carrying the Mace and a sword, upper right the arms of the City bear the legend 'Insignia Londini'. A further smaller key is placed in Southwark. The ornate cartouche upper centre illustrates the acquired wealth, trading and knowledge of the city. Darlington & Howgego identify three states of the map, this is an example of the first with the imprints of Seller and Hill. Examples are recorded in the Guildhall Library and in what is believed to be the 'mock-up' of Seller's 'Atlas Anglicanus' at the British Library. The location of that sold by Douwma in the 1980s is unknown. Provenance: private English collection since c.1985. Darlington & Howgego 31 state 1; Douwma catalogue 23 no. 21; Shirley (2004) T.Sell 6a no. 4; Tyacke (1978) p. 139; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8176London: John Seller and John Hill(c.1676)
GBP7500.0Middx Englandc.1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8176&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8176.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PROBST, George BalthasarLondon360 x 1125 mm., two sheets joined as one, with minor margin tears and the two right side corners all professionally repaired, none effecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; During the eighteenth century the city of Augsburg became a significant centre of publishing. One of its specialities was a series of panoramic views published by the Probst family. They included engravers and publishers and began with Johann Balthasar Probst (1689-1750). He married the daughter of Jeremias Wolff an artist who published panoramic views. George Balthasar Probst (1732-1801) was one of several children who worked in the business and was also son-in-law to Mattheus Seutter the map maker. He specialised in optical views and town plans.This is a very attractive large panorama of the city of London which includes a detailed key identifying 70 notable buildings in German in the two insets in the upper corners, Latin lower right half and English in the lower left half. It extends from Somerset House in the west to the Tower of London in the east. The title above in a scrolled banner bears the Royal Arms and the City Crest either side of it. The Thames River is busy with various sized boats plying their trade. London Bridge is depicted burdened with large houses which were eventually cleared in 1756. According to Ralph Hyde this is the second state of 3 with the addition of 'No. 33 ...' lower centre. One other example is known to him at the British Library. Tooleys Dictionary.8226Augsburg: (c.1765)
GBP4500.0Middx Englandc.1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8226&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8226a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8226b.JPG;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, ThomasA New & Exact Plan of ye City of London and Suburbs there of, With the addition of the New Buildings, Churches & c. to this present year 1728. (Not extant in any other,) Laid down in such a method that in an Instant, may easily be found any Place contain'd therein590 x 1440 mm., early outline colour, five sheets joined (three folio and two side panels), some light toning along two joins with professional restoration, minimal loss, otherwise in good condition.; Thomas Bowles II (c.1695-1767) was not the founder of the family business, his father of the same name was, but he grew the business considerably. London too was growing in prosperity and size and this plan of the city was first published in 1719 to illustrate that fact. At that time there was a fashion for double folio sized maps, a market occupied by atlases produced by Herman Moll, John Senex and George Willdey. It appears that Bowles supplied the maps loose rather than bound together although some composite collections are known to have been put together.This issue is the first to include Cavendish Square and the development of Marylebone. Nearby is the title and both sides contain panels with all the roads keyed to the map which is dissected by a grid. Lower left are the coats of arms of the City of London surrounded by those of the 12 Companies. Lower right is an Explanation and Use of the Table which is unusually illustrated with a map on how to use it. Two further insets lower centre added in 1723 describe firstly the two key modes of transport in the city, the Watermen and Hackney Coaches. Different routes are listed with their charges shown. The fairs are described as being fixed by Act of Parliament. A total of 700 coaches ply the streets limited to 170 on Sundays. The second inset describes the Scituation of London stating that is measures approximately 7.5 by 2 miles in size. It estimates about 5000 Streets, Lanes & Allies and about 110,000 houses. The curious estimate of the number of inhabitants at 400,000 is derived from how much food is consumed! Darlington and Howgego in their Printed Maps of London describe a state dated 1727 followed by a further date change to 1731. In this latter example the map has been extended eastwards to include Stepney and the Isle of Dogs. The example offered here bears not only an unrecorded date of 1728, but an earlier extension eastwards falling short of the Isle of Dogs. It takes in Stepney and the marine district of Wapping. According to Darlington and Howgego this is derived from Gascoignes Survey of Stepney in 1701. Closer examination of the 1731 issue in the British Library shows that it bears two half page extension sheets, ours contains just the first. The second was clearly added for the later issue as the city was rapidly expanding eastwards at the time. It is also stated that new buildings were added in Westminster for the 1731 issue but again they are first presented here in 1728.The plan also bears the imprint of John Bowles (c.1701-79) who was originally apprenticed to his elder brother and set up on his own around 1723. He published material frequently in partnership with his brother as here. Provenance: private English collection for 30 years. Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 63 between states 4 & 5; Tooleys Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8227London: John Bowles at Mercers Hall in Cheapside(1728)
GBP4500.0Middx England1728nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8227&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8227a.JPG;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8227b.JPG;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERRY, WilliamA New Mapp of the Kingdome of England and Wales. Containing all the Cities, Market Towns, with the Roades, from Town to Town. And the Number of Reputed Miles between them, Are given by Inspection without Scale or Compass. [rule] To the Most Serene and most Sacred Majesty William III ... William Berry590 x 880 mm., in two sheets joined, early outline colour, some professional repair to lower centrefold not affecting the image, with one or two small surface marks none offensive, trimmed just touching the upper left corner but generally with good margins all round, otherwise in good condition.; A fine rare English seventeenth century road map. In September 1678 Robert Morden (fl. 1669, d. 1703) and William Berry (1639-1718) petitioned the crown for a licence to do all general and particular maps of the several parts of the world according to an alphabeticall manner. Mordens connection with what appears to be the birth of the folio atlas is not heard of again. Berry began publishing a series of large two sheet maps with a group of the world and continents advertised in the London Gazette, from 1-5 July 1680. The world is also announced in the Term Catalogues for the summer of that year. This only mentions the world map, which would undoubtedly have been finished first, and the continents would have followed. Berry did not advertise his next two sheet map, that of England and Berry's first, until February 1682.Through the 1680s Berry published nearly forty large maps of parts of the world, sufficient to cover it all. From the late 1680s he clearly offered them bound together as a collection of maps as a handful of examples are known, but this was clearly not the intention for the maps, as none have borne any title page. Examples are known in the British Library, the Library of Congress and the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, all bearing either thirty-seven or thirty-eight maps. An example has been noted for sale by Maggs Brothers, which bore sixty-nine maps, the balance being made up of contemporary English maps by other cartographers dating the atlas to c.1704, and two further offered at Christies auctions in London in the 1980s (Burden). This second map of England by Berry was announced in the 'Term Catalogues' for November 1685 and dedicated to James II who became King on 6 February 1685. He was deposed in the Glorious Revolution of 1688 by William III and for the second state offered here the dedication is altered to reflect the new King. The map is derived from the large wall map of the roads by John Adams published in 1677. It features the distances between towns within circles and by using straight lines. The inspiration for Adams' original work was undoubtedly the success of John Ogilby's book of roads entitled 'Britannia' published in 1675. Provenance: private English collection since the 1970s when it was acquired for 9! Burden (1996-2007) 532; Phillips (1909-) 3442; Shirley (1988) Berry 2.ii; Shirley (2004) T.Berr 1a no. 8; Tyacke (1973) p. 76; Tyacke (1978) no. 100 & pp. 109-10.8243London: William Berry at the Sign of the Globe between Charing Cross and White Hall(1680)
GBP3250.0British Isles1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8243&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8243.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANONYMOUSBourne Mouth 1830175 x 535 mm., pencil drawing on paper pasted on the right side at the corners onto thin paper, in good condition.; A fine pencil sketch of Bournemouth drawn at an early stage of its development when it was a gathering of cottages. "In 1800 the Bournemouth area was largely a remote and barren heathland. No one lived at the mouth of the Bourne River and the only regular visitors were a few fishermen, turf cutters and gangs of smugglers until the 16th century. During the Tudor period the area was used as a hunting estate, 'Stourfield Chase', but by the late 18th century only a few small parts of it were maintained, including several fields around the Bourne Stream and a cottage known as Decoy Pond House, which stood near where the Square is today.With the exception of the estate, until 1802 most of the Bournemouth area was common land. The Christchurch Inclosures Act 1802 and the Inclosure Commissioners' Award of 1805 transferred hundreds of acres into private ownership for the first time. In 1809, the Tapps Arms public house appeared on the heath. A few years later, in 1812, the first residents, retired army officer Lewis Tregonwell and his wife, moved into their new home built on land he had purchased from Sir George Ivison Tapps. Tregonwell began developing his land for holiday letting by building a series of sea villas. In association with Tapps, he planted hundreds of pine trees, providing a sheltered walk to the beach (later to become known as the 'Invalids walk'). The town would ultimately grow up around its scattered pines. In 1832 when Tregonwell died, Bournemouth had grown into small community with a scattering of houses, villas and cottages.In 1835, after the death of Sir George Ivison Tapps, his son Sir George William Tapps-Gervis inherited his father's estate. Bournemouth started to grow at a faster rate as George William started developing the seaside village into a resort similar to those that had already grown up along the south coast such as Weymouth and Brighton. In 1841, the town was visited by the physician and writer Augustus Granville. Granville was the author of The Spas of England, which described health resorts around the country. As a result of his visit, Dr Granville included a chapter on Bournemouth in the second edition of his book. The publication of the book, as well as the growth of visitors to the seaside seeking the medicinal use of the seawater and the fresh air of the pines, helped the town to grow and establish itself as an early tourist destination" (www.visitbournemouth.com).8295(1830)
GBP250.0Dorset England1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8295&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8295.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHEDEL, HartmanAnglie Provincia235 x 225 mm., woodblock engraving on a folio leaf of text, early red ink highlighting the capital letters, in good condition.; The first edition of a famous albeit imaginary woodcut view of an English town, one of the first ever printed. From Hartmann Schedel's 'Nuremberg Chronicle' published in Nuremberg in 1493. The book was published at the height of the Renaissance. Schedel was a physician and editor of the text which is a year-by-year account of notable events in world history from the creation down to the year of publication, with special emphasis on ominous and portentous events including the invention of printing. This woodcut along with the nearly 1800 others are the work of Michael Wohlgemut (14341519) and his stepson Wilhelm Pleydenwurff (14601494). Wohlgemut is best known to have been the early tutor to Albrecht Durer who was in his workshop at the time of this works production and is generally believed to have contributed to it. The work was printed by Anton Koberger. At the time it was the most profusely illustrated book ever published. This example is from the first edition printed in July 1493 with Latin text, a later issue with German text was published in December of the same year. Angela Fordham in her article on Town Plans of the British Isles states that the image is believed to be a representation of Dover. However more recent thinking is that it is a generic illustration. The accompanying text describes The island of England was originally called Albion after certain white mountains which were seen by those steering towards it; but was then named Britain perpetuating the name of a fierce son (Brutus) of Silvius, the last king of the Latins, who overcame the giants inhabiting the island (Moreland & Bannister).The entire text is translated in Moreland and Bannister. The verso also bears down its side the genealogy of King David. One of two different views depicting England in the work. Fordham (1965). Town Plans of the British Isles, in Map Collectors Circle no. 22 p. 3; Moreland & Bannister pp. 22-4 text translation; Shirley (1988). Printed Maps of the British Isles 1650-1750. 6a.(1).8296Nuremberg: (1493)
GBP350.0British Isles1493nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8296&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8296.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENE, RobertA New Map of Scotland with the Roads470 x 550 mm., in early outline colour, printed on thick paper with fold along the left side to facilitate inclusion in the Berry atlas, in good condition.; 'SCOTLAND'S EARLIEST ROAD MAP' (Fleet, Wilkes and Withers). The first state bore the imprint of both Robert Greene and William Berry. The map was first advertised in the Term Catalogue in 1679. This is the second state bearing that of Greene only. According to Moir it was issued sometime before 1689 when it was advertised by his eldest sister Elizabeth. This is the EARLIEST MAP OF SCOTLAND AS A WHOLE TO SHOW THE ROADS. It was engraved by Francis Lamb. Greene was a map seller, as opposed to a maker such as Berry, and could also supply a printing press to the relationship. The cartouche describes Greene's shop as a place "Where you may have all sorts of Mapps." This second state dates from before his death which was recorded 12 February 1688. As he was a widower the business was left to his son Nathan. Being underage the business was left in the care of his eldest sister Elizabeth. Provenance: from a William Berry atlas; private English collection since c.1975. Fleet, Wilkes and Withers p. 204; Moir, D.G. Vol. 1, p.173; Term Catalogues Vol. I p. 359 & Vol. II p. 281; Tyacke p. 117.8335London: By Robert Greene at the Rose and Crown in Budg-row(1679-[c.85])
GBP2750.0Scotland1679-[c.85]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8335&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8335.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANDBY, PaulWindsor145 x 230 mm., with very light water stain, printed in sepia on thick paper with good margins.; Sandbys importance lies in his adoption of aquatint. His XII Views in South Wales are the first printed in England. In 1753 he took up lodging with his brother in Windsor Park and began a career as a drawing master, painter and engraver to the nobility. He quickly gained the attention of Sir Joseph Banks who became one of his most important patrons, and that of the Royal family. Much of his early work is of Windsor and surrounding countryside. This is from one of his early series on Windsor and Eton. It has been stated that This essentially social quality of Sandbys work, which directs our attention less to the physical environment than to people who occupy it, is a precedent that would be passed on to Sandbys student Michael Angelo Rooker and, through Rooker, to J.M.W. Turner. Lower left is the name of 'P... Daschkaw. 1780', this is likely the Princess Yekaterina Romanovna Vorontsova-Dashkova who left Russia after falling out with Catherine the Great and toured Europe from 1768 to 1782. MacKenzie (1998) p. 300; Russell (1979) p. 38; Potter, N, British Topographical Prints in The Map Collector no. 23 p. 5.8372London: (1780)
GBP150.0Berks England1780nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8372&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8372.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROLEWINCK, WernerBritania que postea dicta est anglia55 x 145 mm., set within a leaf of text measuring 270 x 195 mm., light browning upper left margin, two small wormholes, otherwise in good condition.; This is the second printed view of England, in two woodblocks. The 'Fasciculus Temporum' by Werner Rolewinck (1425-1502) was first published in Cologne, 1474. Although Shirley cites the image in the "Nuremberg Chronicle" by Hartmann Schedel he does not list this item which is of an earlier date. It was the first history of the world ever printed, published some twenty years before the better known Nuremberg Chronicle by Hartmann Schedel in 1493. Much of the history concerns itself with the biblical period but it was brought right up to date in this and later editions. It synthesises two chronological systems, that of Creation in year 1 and that of Christendom. All together there were some thirty-three incunabula editions. Indeed it is claimed that the Fasciculus is only the second printed book by a living author pre-dated only by Robertus Valturius' De Re Militari (1472). The 1474 edition includes the first view of an actual city in a printed book, that of Cologne identified by its unfinished cathedral. Most of the views in this and future editions were in fact imaginary and in some cases were used more than once. Rolewinck spent more than fifty years of his life in a Carthusian monastery in Cologne. None of the early editions contained a map. It was this same Venice edition by Erhard Ratdolt first published in 1480 which introduced a T-O map. The edition also introduced an imaginary view of "Britannia". The second edition of 1481 offered here also contained a view but printed from a different block. As elsewhere in the book the block was used to illustrate other towns. An early cataloguer remarked 'off hand I cannot think of an earlier printed book with an English view ...' The text is in 59 lines of Gothic type with red rubrication. The text on this leaf records the events between the years 194 and 224 AD. Cambell (Early Maps) believes that as printer of the T-O map of 1480 and the first illustrated edition of Pomponius Mela in 1482 Ratdolt may indeed have been the mapmaker and therefore also possibly the producer of these views. Provenance: Pickering & Chatto; private American collection. Refer Campbell nos.91 & 212 & p.221 D11; Goff R264; not in Shirley.8386Venice: Erhard Ratdolt(1481)
GBP1250.0England1481nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8386&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8386.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHONSPERGER, JohannEngellannd oder Bryttania/ Engelland265 x 180 mm., each (leaf size) TWO LEAVES, with minor soiling, 'xlviii' with small tear upper margin, 'CCCxxi' with two small holes, otherwise in good condition.; These views are a reduced version of the Schedel views of England and CONSIDERABLY RARER. Hartmann Schedel's 'Nuremberg Chronicle' was first published in Nuremberg in 1493. The book was published at the height of the Renaissance. Schedel was a physician and editor of the text which is a year-by-year account of notable events in world history from the creation down to the year of publication, with special emphasis on ominous and portentous events including the invention of printing. It was at the time it was the most profusely illustrated book ever published. There was a later issue with German text published in December of the same year. In the work were two views of England, BOTH OFFERED HERE. Angela Fordham in her article on Town Plans of the British Isles states that the image is believed to be a representation of Dover. However more recent thinking is that they are generic illustrations. The accompanying text describes The island of England was originally called Albion after certain white mountains which were seen by those steering towards it; but was then named Britain perpetuating the name of a fierce son (Brutus) of Silvius, the last king of the Latins, who overcame the giants inhabiting the island (Moreland & Bannister).The entire text is translated in Moreland and Bannister. In 1497 Johann Schonsperger first published a reduced sized version of the German edition, many of the illustrations were derived from the larger work. A Latin edition would follow in 1497. Obviously sold at a lower price than the folio the work put an end to a scheme to republish the original by Sebald Schreyer, one of its financial backers. Brunet 1 1861; cf Church 7; 14; Fordham (1965). Town Plans of the British Isles, in Map Collectors Circle no. 22 p. 3; Graesse II 139; cf Harrisse; ISTC is00310000; Moreland & Bannister pp. 22-4 text translation; Sabin 77526; Shirley (1988). Printed Maps of the British Isles 1650-1750. 6a.(1).8387Augsburg: (1496)
GBP950.0England1496nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8387&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8387a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8387b.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLEFOREST, Francois deLa Ville de Londres320 x 485 mm., in fine old wash colour, with folds as issued, two very minor holes lower left side, small tear just into the left margin with old repair to verso, otherwise in good condition.; A rare woodblock map from Francois de Belleforest’s ‘La Cosmographie Universelle’ published in 1575. The work contained 160 maps and plates derived mainly from either Sebastian Munster or George Braun and Frans Hogenberg. This particular desirable plan of London is drawn from the latter first published in 1572. Despite the Belleforest being listed as the THIRD PRINTED PLAN OF LONDON, it is in reality only the second available. There is no known complete example of the first surviving. Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 3; Pastoureau (1984) p. 57 no. 4; Shirley (2004) T.Belf 1a.8389Paris: (1575)
GBP3250.0Middx England1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8389&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8389.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOUNT, W. & J. & PAGE, T.A New Chart of the Sea Coast of Scotland with the Islands thereof470 x 530 mm., with a double fold as issued in the atlas, upper corner repairs and margins of second folds all superbly restored, otherwise in excellent condition.; A rare sea chart of Scotland first published by Mount and Page in the 'English Pilot First Part, Southern Navigation' in 1715. It extends to the north to include the Outer Hebrides, the Orkney Islands and the Shetland Islands. An inset features 'A Plan of Holy Island and the Staples'. All of the major ports, harbours and castles are featured along the coasts, with as might be expected no inland details given. Soundings are shown along the east coast in the Firth of Forth north to Dundee along with a few others. The title helps to fill the blank area of the mainland. A later second state exists with a new title cartouche in the sea upper right. Moir (1983) II p. 12; NMM 423 no. 89; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' M.M&P 1b no. 3.8557London: W & J Mount and T. Page at the Postern on Tower Hill(1715-[49])
GBP350.0Scotland1715-[49]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8557&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8557.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHEDEL, HartmannAnglia370 x 220 mm., light toning with small water stain to upper edge not effecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition of a famous albeit imaginary woodcut view of an English town, one of the first ever printed. From Hartmann Schedel's 'Nuremberg Chronicle' published in Nuremberg in 1493. The book was published at the height of the Renaissance. Schedel was a physician and editor of the text which is a year-by-year account of notable events in world history from the creation down to the year of publication, with special emphasis on ominous and portentous events including the invention of printing. This woodcut along with the nearly 1800 others are the work of Michael Wohlgemut (14341519) and his stepson Wilhelm Pleydenwurff (14601494). Wohlgemut is best known to have been the early tutor to Albrecht Durer who was in his workshop at the time of this works production and is generally believed to have contributed to it. The work was printed by Anton Koberger. At the time it was the most profusely illustrated book ever published. This example is from the first edition printed in July 1493 with Latin text, a later issue with German text was published in December of the same year. Angela Fordham in her article on Town Plans of the British Isles states that the image is believed to be a representation of Dover. However more recent thinking is that it is a generic illustration. This is the second image in the book depicting an English town. The accompanying text describes recent events in English history discussing Henry VII and the Dukes of Suffolk and Somerset, and the beheading of Adam Molynes. There follows a brief description of Scotland clearly first hand as it refers to the fact that when they "were there during the winter, when the sun shone upon the earth for a little over three hours". Ireland is dismissed altogether with "At this time we should write something about Ireland, which is separated from England by a small sea, but not having found anything memorable during those times, we hasten on to Spain." The verso is mentioned bears a similar woodcut image of 'Hispania' and ensuing description. Fordham (1965). Town Plans of the British Isles, in Map Collectors Circle no. 22 p. 3; Moreland & Bannister pp. 22-4 text translation; Shirley (1988). Printed Maps of the British Isles 1650-1750. 6a.(1).8648Nuremberg: (1493)
GBP295.0British Isles1493nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8648&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8648.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]EDER, JohannProspect der Stadt London in England170 x 255 mm., in good condition.; An uncommon prospect of London from south of the River Thames. It is signed by J. Eder as engraver. Tooley's Dictionary records a Johann Eder as having produced a prospect of Warsaw dated 1700. A slightly more fanciful image than most displaying an unusual dome of St. Pauls and an embankment running the full extent of the north shore. The Tower of London is seen on the right with London Bridge in the foreground. Prominent in the background is the Monument opened in 1677 to commemorate the Great Fire of London in 1666. The image was drawn by A. Sommer. Tooley's Dictionary.8669Vienna: (c.1700)
GBP250.0Middx Englandc.1700noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8669&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8669.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, JohnThe World described; Or, A New and Correct Sett of Maps ...360 x 220 mm., in good condition.; This is at first glance an index of contents to the 'World Described' by Herman Moll, his double folio world atlas. From about 1730 examples were sold by John Bowles (1701-79), one of the most active of the Bowles family of map and print sellers which dominated much of the eighteenth century. Although this is a contents list for the atlas it bears below a list of other publications some of which have no connection to Herman Moll. The list is therefore a John Bowles production. It offers 'A Sett of fifty new and correct Maps of England and Wales' first published in 1724, 'A Sett of Thirty-six new and correct Maps of Scotland' first published in 1725, 'A Sett of Twenty new and correct Maps of Ireland' first published in 1728, the 'Geographia Antiqua' first published in 1721, the 'Britannia Depicta' from 1720 and lastly the 'Atlas Minor' first published in 1729. Worms and Baynton-Williams cite that Bowles however moved to the Black Horse in Cornhill in 1730. These broadside sheets were issued for distribution and as such have an appalling survival rate unless as is likely here it was pasted inside an atlas at some time. Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8672London: (c.1730)
GBP450.0World & Celestialc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8672&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8672.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STOW, JohnThe Charter House210 x 330 mm., in good condition.; John Stow (1525-1605) was a tailor in Aldgate, London and a Freeman of the Merchant Taylor's Company, 1547. Largely self-taught he compiled a description of London which was first published as 'A Survay of London: Contayning the Originall, Antiquity ...' in 1598 by John Wolfe and included no maps. This is from the best illustrated edition which was compiled by Reverand John Strype and published in 1720. This image is of Charter House school founded in 1611 near Godalming, Surrey. Adams (1983) 25 no. 14.8714London: (1720)
GBP65.0Surrey England1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8714&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8714.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STOW, JohnThe Custom House210 x 330 mm., in good condition.; John Stow (1525-1605) was a tailor in Aldgate, London and a Freeman of the Merchant Taylor's Company, 1547. Largely self-taught he compiled a description of London which was first published as 'A Survay of London: Contayning the Originall, Antiquity ...' in 1598 by John Wolfe and included no maps. This is from the best illustrated edition which was compiled by Reverand John Strype and published in 1720. This image is of the Customs House. Situated at Wool Quay so named because its original existence was to collect duties on exported wool. The earliest one was recorded in 1377. Adams (1983) 25 no. 21.8715London: (1720)
GBP65.0Middx England1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8715&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8715.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STOW, JohnSomerset House210 x 330 mm., in good condition.; John Stow (1525-1605) was a tailor in Aldgate, London and a Freeman of the Merchant Taylor's Company, 1547. Largely self-taught he compiled a description of London which was first published as 'A Survay of London: Contayning the Originall, Antiquity ...' in 1598 by John Wolfe and included no maps. This is from the best illustrated edition which was compiled by Reverand John Strype and published in 1720. This image is of Somerset House which at the time was a grace and favour house which gradually fell into decline. Adams (1983) 25 no. 58.8716London: (1720)
GBP85.0Middx England1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8716&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8716.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STOW, JohnThe Prospect of Guild Hall210 x 330 mm., in good condition.; John Stow (1525-1605) was a tailor in Aldgate, London and a Freeman of the Merchant Taylor's Company, 1547. Largely self-taught he compiled a description of London which was first published as 'A Survay of London: Contayning the Originall, Antiquity ...' in 1598 by John Wolfe and included no maps. This is from the best illustrated edition which was compiled by Reverand John Strype and published in 1720. This image is of Guildhall begun in 1411 and completed 1440. It is the town hall for the City of London. Adams (1983) 25 no. 35.8717London: (1720)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8717&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8717.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STOW, JohnThe Prospect of Grays Inn210 x 330 mm., in good condition.; John Stow (1525-1605) was a tailor in Aldgate, London and a Freeman of the Merchant Taylor's Company, 1547. Largely self-taught he compiled a description of London which was first published as 'A Survay of London: Contayning the Originall, Antiquity ...' in 1598 by John Wolfe and included no maps. This is from the best illustrated edition which was compiled by Reverand John Strype and published in 1720. This image is of Grays Inn, one of the four Inns of Court. Lawyers have been working at this site since at leasst 1370. Adams (1983) 25 no. 55.8718London: (1720)
GBP85.0Middx England1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8718&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8718.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, Willem Janszoon and JoanLe Theatre du Monde ou Nouvel Atlas390 x 240 mm., in early wash colour and heightened in gold, page slightly trimmed otherwise in good condition.; This ornate title page is from the first French edition of Joan Blaeu's 'Novus Atlas' second volume published in 1635.8720Amsterdam: (1635)
GBP250.0Title Pages1635nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8720&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8720.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DidierAtlas Universel475 x 345 mm., in recent wash colour and in good condition.; This ornate title page is from the first edition of Robert de Vauguondy's 'Atlas Universel' published in 1757. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Robv-1b.8721Paris: (1757)
GBP250.0Title Pages1757nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8721&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8721.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COVENS, Jean & MORTIER, CorneilleAtlas Nouveau Contenant Toutes les parties du Monde460 x 355 mm., in good condition.; This ornate title page is from the contrafacon edition of Alexis Hubert Jaillot's 'Atlas Nouveau' published in Amsterdam in 1696. Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Mort-1a.8722Amsterdam: ([1696])
GBP225.0Title Pages[1696]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8722&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8722.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanTheatrum Orbis Terrarum sive Atlas Novus410 x 250 mm., in good condition with extended margin to the right margin.; This ornate title page is from the Latin edition of Joan Blaeu's 'Novus Atlas' second volume published in 1650.8725Amsterdam: (1650)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8725&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8725.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, Joan(No title)420 x 240 mm., trimmed slightly but with good margins, otherwise in good condition.; This ornate frontispiece is from Joan Blaeu's 'Atlas Major' and is dated 1662.8726Amsterdam: (1662)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8726&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8726.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertAtlas Moderne ou Collection de Cartes sur toutes les parties du Globe Terrestre320 x 220 mm., light water stain upper right otherwise in good condition.; The title page Rigobert Bonne's 'Atlas Moderne' which was published in 1762. Bonne was an engineer, mathematician and cartographer. He succeeded Jacques Nicolas Bellin as the hydrographer at the Depot de la Marine. Jean Lattre was the publisher of this edition, he may also have been this maps engraver. Shirley BL T.Bonn 1a.8727Paris: Chez Lattr & Herissant(1762)
GBP120.0Title Pages1762nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8727&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8727.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARVEY, WilliamGeographical Fun: Humorous Outlines of Various CountriesQuarto (285 x 235 mm.), contemporary red cloth hardboard binding, gilt. With embossed title and pasted on map of the Prussian Empire, light wear. With half title, Introduction, Contents, 12 chromolithographic anthropomorphic caricature maps and 2 leaves of publishers adverts. Contents loose as is often the case, otherwise a nice example.; An atlas of caricature maps reflecting the perspective of a Victorian Britain facing the likes of Garibaldi and Bismark in Europe. The author William Harvey (1796-1873) used the pseudonym 'Aleph'. He was a doctor and active journalist for the City Press who wrote on London and the author of London Scenes and London People published in 1863. In his introduction he writes how the maps were drawn by a fifteen year old girl for the amusement of her sick brother. Her identity has since been identified as Lillian Lancaster, born Eliza Jane Lancaster in 1852 (d.1939) in London. She most likely met Dr. William Harvey through her family in Islington. She went on to the stage as a pantomime artist, comedy actress and singer. The idea apparently came from an earlier drawing of England represented by Punch riding on a dolphin. Their intent was not just entertainment but also educational as the introduction states no history no journal can be understood without acknowledge of maps, and good services is done when we make such information more easy and agreeable. The date of issue is derived from the four page advert bound at the end which includes two items referring to the year 1869. Provenance: private English collection. Barron http://barronmaps.com/lilian-lancaster-1852-1939/; Slowther, Catherine The Map Collector no. 16 pp. 48-50.8734London: Hodder and Stoughton([1869])
GBP2500.0Atlas world[1869]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8734&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8734a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8734b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8734c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8734d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CRUCHLEY, George FrederickFrom the Ordnance Survey of the Country Thirty Miles round London1080 x 1330 mm., dissected and laid on original canvas with two marbled end papers, in full original wash colour, with original green cloth slipcase in good condition.; This large scale map of what is now greater London is the eighth state of ten and was originally published by John Walter Froggett in 1831. The third state in 1840 was published by George Frederick Cruchley (1787-1880). Constantly updated this map is dated lower left in the margin January 1st. 1863. Darlington & Howgego list the first four states up to 1850 and the ensuing work by Hyde described the following six. The map extends from Hertford to Chatham, Tonbridge to Bagshot. An ornate border frames the map which overlays it in several places. The counties boundaries are all highlighted in outline colour with all except Middlesex in wash colour. It is published at the large scale of about one inch to the mile. Hyde does not cite an example of this edition in a public institution. Darlington & Howgego 333; Hyde Appendix I no. 333 (4); Nicholson (2003) G. F. Cruchley and Maps for the Million, in IMCoS Journal 93 pp. 21-38.8735London: (1863)
GBP495.0Middx England1863nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8735&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8735a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8735b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BENOIST, FelixPort de Nice270 x 320 mm., tinted lithograph in good condition.; This attractive view of the port of Nice is taken from the height of the ancient chateau. It is from Felix Benoist's work entitled 'Nice et Savoie, site pittoresque ...'. Benoist (1818-96) was born in Saumur and became an artist whose works were often made into lithographs. Benezit.8755Paris: Henri Charpentier(1864)
GBP285.0France1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8755&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BENOIST, FelixNice270 x 320 mm., tinted lithograph in good condition.; This attractive view of the beach and the Promenade des Anglais in Nice is taken from the height of the ancient chateau. It is from Felix Benoist's work entitled 'Nice et Savoie, site pittoresque ...'. Benoist (1818-96) was born in Saumur and became an artist whose works were often made into lithographs. Benezit.8756Paris: Henri Charpentier(1864)
GBP285.0France1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8756&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8756.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BENOIST, FelixVillefranche270 x 320 mm., tinted lithograph in good condition.; This attractive view of Villefranche and port highlights how undeveloped the coastline was at the time. It is from Felix Benoist's work entitled 'Nice et Savoie, site pittoresque ...'. Benoist (1818-96) was born in Saumur and became an artist whose works were often made into lithographs. Benezit.8757Paris: Henri Charpentier(1864)
GBP285.0France1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8757&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8757.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BENOIST, FelixVillage d'Eza270 x 320 mm., tinted lithograph in good condition.; This attractive view of Eze is taken from the approaching road which is displayed with coach and horses. The peninsula of Saint Jean Cap Ferrat can be seen in the distance. It is from Felix Benoist's work entitled 'Nice et Savoie, site pittoresque ...'. Benoist (1818-96) was born in Saumur and became an artist whose works were often made into lithographs. Benezit.8758Paris: Henri Charpentier(1864)
GBP250.0France1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8758&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8758.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BENOIST, FelixLa Turbie270 x 320 mm., tinted lithograph in good condition.; This attractive view of road to La Turbie is part of the 'Route de la Corniche et Monaco'. Monaco itself can be seen in the distance. A coach and horses is upon the road. It is from Felix Benoist's work entitled 'Nice et Savoie, site pittoresque ...'. Benoist (1818-96) was born in Saumur and became an artist whose works were often made into lithographs. Benezit.8759Paris: Henri Charpentier(1864)
GBP210.0France1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8759&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8759.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BENOIST, FelixNice. Vue prise de l'extremite du Mont Boron270 x 320 mm., tinted lithograph in good condition.; This view is taken from the waterfront by Mont Boron looking towards the town of Nice. It is from Felix Benoist's work entitled 'Nice et Savoie, site pittoresque ...'. Benoist (1818-96) was born in Saumur and became an artist whose works were often made into lithographs. Benezit.8760Paris: Henri Charpentier(1864)
GBP250.0France1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8760&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8760.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.Zee Caerte vande Noordt custe van Engelandt, alsoe tzelffde landt aldaer in sijn gedaente en wesen is, met alle sijnn undieptenn315 x 515 mm., in old wash colour, light mark extreme lower left corner, otherwise a fine impression on thick paper in good condition.; Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. They are the first modern published sea charts and were engraved by the van Deutecum brothers. They were both functional and of great artistic merit. A superb decorative sea chart of the east coast extending from just south of Southwold, Suffolk northwards to just west of Burnham, Norfolk. It is orientated to the west and was published in the second part of ‘De Spieghel der Zeevaerdt’. This is the first printed chart of East Anglia and is in its third state of four before the plate was reworked. It is decorated with two magnificent compass roses and seven sea bound vessels. This example is unusual in that there is NO TEXT ON THE VERSO. It's issue circa 1588 might indicate separate publication to co-incide with the planned Spanish Armada invasion of that year. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 474 no. 24c; Nordenskiold (1979) 298 vol. II no. 2.8762Leiden: (1585-[c.88])
GBP1950.0Norfolk; Suffolk England1585-[c.88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8762&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8762.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.Beschrijvinge vande Zee Custen van Engelandt tusschen Blacgneij en Scharenburch Alsoe dat Landt in zyn wesen en gedaente is325 x 505 mm., full modern wash colour with Latin text on the verso, two tiny wormholes repaired and unnoticeable, otherwise in good condition.; Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. They are the first modern published sea charts and were engraved by the van Deutecum brothers. They were both functional and of great artistic merit. This is the first printed chart of the coastline. This particular map is a fine example of the east coast of England from Blakeny in Norfolk to Scarborough in Yorkshire. Identified on the coast are the towns of Burnham, Kings Lynn, Boston, Skegness, Grimsby, Hull, Hornsea, Bridlington and Scarborough amongst others. Across the top of the plate are a series of coastal profiles. The whole is ornately decorated with three ships, one fishing, an ornate compass rose and two cartouche. It is decorated with two compass roses and three vessels. This example is from the Latin text edition published by Cornelis Claus in 1591. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 474 no. 25d; Nordenskiold (1979) 298 vol. II no. 3.8763Amsterdam: (1585-[91])
GBP1750.0Norfolk Lincs Yorks England1585-[91]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8763&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8763.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.The Sea Mappe Of The North coaste of England betweene Walderswick & Burnham with all the bankes and sholdes there alongst330 x 510 mm., in good early outline colour, repaired tear near lower centre fold in margin, with English text on the verso, otherwise in good condition.; Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. In 1588 Sir Christopher Hatton commissioned the clerk to the Privy Council in England, Anthony Ashley, to prepare an English language version. For this a new series of plates were engraved in London by Dutch migrs including Theadore de Bry, Jodocus Hondius and Augustine Ryther amongst others. Barely 20 examples of the atlas survive to this day, a very rare work. Indeed of these only 7 are in early colour as here. A superb decorative sea chart of the east coast extending from just south of Southwold, Suffolk northwards to just west of Burnham, Norfolk. It is orientated to the west and was published in the second part of The Mariners Mirrour. Across the top of the plate are a series of coastal profiles. The whole is ornately decorated with seven vessels at sea, two of them fishing, two ornate compass roses and two cartouche. The engraver of this particular plate is unidentified. Koeman IV Wag 13 pt. II no. 2; NMM 184; Shirley British Library M.Wag 2a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8764London: Anthony Ashley(1588)
GBP2950.0Norfolk Suffolk England1588nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8764&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8764.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUDLEY, Sir RobertCarte particolare della Costa di Inghilterra che comincia con Orfordness e Finisce con Flamborow heade ... di Europa Carta XXXII475 x 365 mm., with light backing to area of fold created when on the drying rack, otherwise in very good condition.; This magnificent chart in its FIRST STATE is of much of the east coast of England and from the first edition of Sir Robert Dudley's landmark 'Arcano del Mare' published in Florence, 1646-48. Lord Wardington wrote that it is "ONE OF THE GREATEST ATLASES OF THE WORLD and one of the most complex ever produced: it is the first sea-atlas of the whole world; the first with all the charts constructed using Mercator's new projection, as corrected by Edward Wright; the first to give magnetic declination; the first to give prevailing winds and currents; later to be further expanded by Maury and J.T. Towson in the nineteenth century; the first to expound the advantages of 'Great Circle Sailing'; and the first sea-atlas to be compiled by an Englishman, albeit abroad in Italy" (Lord Wardington). The chart extends from Orford in Suffolk to Flamborough Head in Yorkshire. Dilke 'Sir Robert Dudley's Contributions to Cartography', in 'The Map Collector' no. 19 pp. 10-14; Shirley BL Atlases M.Dud-1a no. 69; Wardington, Sir Robert Dudley, The Book Collector, 52 (2003).8767Florence: (1648)
GBP950.0Suffolk Norfolk Lincs Yorks England1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8767&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8767.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN KEULEN, JohannesPas-caert Vande Zee-custen van Engeland van Orfordness tot aen Flamborger Hoost ...510 x 580 mm., attractive wash colour, thick paper example although backed at a later date, very large margins some some light wear to very edge, otherwise in good condition.; This superb sea chart of the east coast of England from Aldeburgh in Suffolk to Flamborough Head in Yorkshire was first published in the magnificent Lichtende Zee-Fakkel in around 1688. Unlike many charts this includes inland detail such as the towns of Lincoln, Ely and Norwich amongst others. The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1680 with the publication of the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. This is an example of the second state with the addition of Sunke I' in the mouth of the Humber amongst other updates and a change of pagination to '22' lower right. This second state first appears according to Koeman from 1706 which is corroborated by the extra large margins which accompany these early eighteenth century editions. With an attractive title cartouche. Koeman (1967-70) IV no. 46 st. 2 Keu 38A.8769Amsterdam: (1688-[1704])
GBP400.0Suffolk Norfolk Lincs Yorks England1688-[1704]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8769&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8769.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JAILLOT, Alexis HubertCarte de l'Entree de la Tamise avec les Bancs, Passes, Isles et Costes Comprise entre Sandwich et Clay460 x 900 mm., in fine condition, with very large margins, thick paper and superb watermark, a nice dark impression.; Alexis Hubert Jaillot (1628-88) was the leading French cartographer of the late seventeenth century. The Neptune Francois was first published in Paris in 1693. Issued with official approval it was a magnificent work with beautifully engraved large clear plates. It was however immediately copied by Pierre Mortier who issued an edition in Amsterdam before the year was finished. With superior Dutch marketing the Dutch editions were a success. The Paris edition suffered accordingly and is today quite rare. This detailed chart from the FIRST EDITION and therefore in the FIRST STATE covers the waters from the Isle of Thanet in Kent to the Norfolk Broads taking in Essex, and Suffolk on the way. Pastoureau (1984) Neptune Francais A no. 8; Shirley (2004) T. M.Nep 1a.8775Paris: (1693)
GBP650.0Norfolk Suffolk Essex England1693nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8775&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8775.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE WIT, FrederickNova Orbis Tabula, in Lucem Edita, A. F. De Wit480 x 570 mm., in fine early wash colour, remnants of mounting tape to the verso, otherwise in good condition.; De Wits map is one of the most attractive of its time (Shirley). Accurate dating of the publication of Frederick de Wits double-hemisphere world map is not possible as his atlases are undated and we have no further concrete knowledge. Shirley suggests that based on the cartographic depictions of Hudsons Bay that this map might even pre-date his maritime world map of 1668. De Wit (1630-1706) was one of the most successful Dutch engravers and map publishers of the second half of the seventeenth century. He had already published three wall maps of the world by 1670, in twelve, four and eight sheets. This attractive double-hemisphere map is renowned for its decoration. It bears two polar projection insets top and bottom and the surrounds are filled with allegorical designs incorporating the four elements, four seasons and the signs of the zodiac. This second state bears cherubs in the cusps between the hemispheres. The map was included in the composite de Wit atlases of the period and can also be found in those of other rival Dutch publishers such as Nicolas Visscher, the heirs of Jansson. A good clean example of a classic Dutch piece of cartographic art which was much copied by later cartographers. Provenance: private English collection since 1985. Koeman (1967-70) Wit 1; Shirley (1984) 451 st. 2.6213Amsterdam: (c.1670)
GBP5500.0World & Celestialc.1670nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6213&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6213.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BASSET, Paul-AndreVue Perspective du Covent Garden235 x 415 mm., early wash colour, now binding marks, some minor edge tears in the very large margins, otherwise in good condition.; This copperplate engraving is a fine example of the school of prints known loosely as 'Vue d'Optique'. They are most easily recognised by there consistent dimensions and style with notable blue wash skies. They are a form of perspective view which were popular during the eighteenth century in Europe. They were designed to be viewed through an optical device known as a 'zograscope' or 'optique', and were issued by many different publishers in various cities. This one is by Paul-Andre Basset who is part of an extensive family of print publishers in Paris. It is a fine bird's-eye view of Covent Garden flower market. It began in a small manner in 1649 but following the Great Fire of London in 1666 which destroyed the markets in the City grew considerably. By the 1760s the market occupied much of the square.7381Paris: (c.1760)
GBP195.0Middx Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7381&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7381.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VISSCHER, Nicolaas Jansz.Orbis Terrarum Nova et Accuratissima470 x 560 mm., in superb early wash colour with gold highlights to the meridians and corner cartouche, in very good condition.; Nicolaas Visschers classic world map is derived from that published by Joan Blaeu in 21-sheets in 1648. It would be the forerunner for a number of Dutch decorative double hemisphere world maps. There are some subtle alterations of geography such as the flattening of the north coast of the island of California which is now entitled Nova Albion. The coastline to the north extends more than that of Blaeu to illustrate a strait leading towards Hudson Bay. Visscher employed the artist Nicolaes Berchem to design the border decorations, a feature that was to become so prominent on later world maps. They are drawn from the classics and include the rape of Persephone, Zeus carried across the heavens in a chariot drawn by eagles, Poseidon with his followers and Demeter receiving the fruits of the earth. Top and bottom are two further hemispheres of the poles, the lower one lacking any southern continent. The map can be found in several different Dutch composite atlases but was first published in the Atlas Novus by Jan Jansson in 1658. Shirley lists derivatives by Van Loon, Stoopendaal, Robyn, Boormeester and a further map by Visscher himself. An extremely nice example heightened in gold. Provenance: private English collection since 1985. Shirley (1984) 406.7754Amsterdam: (1658)
GBP6950.0World & Celestial1658nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7754&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7754.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JEFFERYS, Thomas & TUKE, JohnThe County of York Survey'd in MDCCLXVII, VIII, IX and MDCCLXXLarge folio (620 x 390 mm.), contemporary half russia, gilt stamped red calf title label affixed to both boards, with marbled endpapers, blank endpapers, Jeffreys map of Yorkshire in 20 sheets in early outline colour each approximately 600 x 600 mm., including key map as plate V; bound with the Tuke large scale map of the county in 4 sheets, each approximately 600 x 725 mm., each in full early wash colour; bound with Tuke's map of Holderness 625 x 485 mm. With light offsetting to the Jefferys, some foxing to the Holderness otherwise in very good condition.; A wonderful bound collection of large scale maps of Yorkshire with a fine provenance including the extremely rare FIRST EDITION OF THE JOHN TUKE map. The first map within is by Thomas Jefferys (1719-71) and is an example of the FIRST EDITION of his great twenty-sheet large scale map of the county of Yorkshire. It was however issued posthumously as he died 20 November 1771. He was one of the great architects behind the rise of the large scale mapping of English counties during the middle of the eighteenth century. The survey of Yorkshire was undertaken by John Ainslie (1745-1828), Thomas Donald (fl.1750-c.1797) and Joseph Hodskinson (1735-1812) between 1767 and 1770. It is published on a scale of one inch to the mile and is considered one of Jefferys' finest productions. It consists of a general map as sheet V, a fine double page engraved title and excellent plans of Sheffield, Leeds, Ripon, Kingston-upon-Hull and Scarborough mostly drawn to the great scale of 132 yards to the inch. It also contains fine views of Middleham Castle and Fountains Abbey engraved by William Walker (1729-93) after Nicholas Thomas Dall. The map illustrates the three Ridings and also the individual Wapontakes with early outline colour.Bound with the FIRST STATE of the A VERY RARE separately published large scale map of Yorkshire by John Tuke. Little is known of Tuke in the carto-bibliographies other than that he was a land surveyor in York with printed maps issued between 1787 and 1798. Further research identifies the Tuke family as Quaker innovators. Members were behind what became the Rowntree's Cocoa Works, the Retreat Mental Hospital and three Quaker schools. John Tuke (30 June 1759-19 January 1841) was the fourth born or five children to William Tuke (1732-1822) and Elizabeth Hoyland (1729-60). William Tuke was a tea merchant and grocer in York and a pioneer in work on mental health. Our John Tuke was born in Lincroft, Bishopshill, York and married Sarah Mildred (1762-1829), daughter of Daniel Mildred and Lydia Daniel, on 16 Apr 1783. They had eight children and he died in Bishophill, York. In 1787 he would publish two maps, one of the region of Holderness (also found here) in Yorkshire, the other being this large four-sheet map of the whole county. Lower right below the beautiful engraved title cartouche of a north east view of York is the imprint of 'Wm. Darton Engr.. Birchin Lane, London'. It is unclear from this whether he is responsible for just the title cartouche or the whole map. Two insets appear on the map of which that upper right is entitled 'Reduced Map of the County of York describing the Roman Roads & c. and also the intended Grand Canal betwixt the Rivers Ouse and Humber ...' The Explanation below describes the different typography used to illustrate the Market towns, Parishes and other villages etc. Churches, Country Seats and Parks are also singled out as are the differing types of roads and, rivers, boundaries and the divisions of the Wapontakes. Lower left is an inset plan of Kingston upon Hull surveyed by Anthony Bower (fl.1781-1813+) in 1786. Copac only records four examples in institutions: British Library; Brotherton Library, Leeds (2 examples); Allen Collection, Bodleian Library, Oxford. Rodger in her extensive survey identifies six others. Beautifully wash coloured at the time by Wapontake. Bound with the rare separately published map of Holderness in the East Riding of Yorkshire. John Tukes map of Holderness is of particular significance and, due to its large scale, it is possible to recognise areas which have now been eroded by the sea (Rawnsley). Actual distances to the sea from five villages are given but the most interesting part of the map is the identification of several towns lost to the sea noted just offshore. Some are even in the Humber Estuary. Examples are Pensthorpe, Birstall Garth, Owthorne, Sandley Meer and Auburne which amongst others have all since disappeared into the sea. Previous places washed away are also noted such as Hartburn, washed away by the sea, Site of Hornsea Burton and others. This whole area of East Yorkshire has long been eroded by the sea, its most significant capture being Ravenser where King Henry IV landed in 1399. The town at one point rivalled Grimsby and Hull for importance. This map of Holderness includes Kingston upon Hull, Beverley and Hornsea.Provenance: Bears the bookplate of the Vernon-Harcourt family, most likely that of Edward Venables-Vernon-Harcourt (1757-1847), Archbishop of York. He was the third son of George Venables-Vernon, 1st Baron Vernon and it was he who inherited the Harcourt estate on the death of his cousin, the last of the Harcourt's. Collection of Ian Voase Askew (1921-2014), Wellingham Folly, Sussex. Eden (1975); Rawnsley (1970) 27 & 30; Rodgers (1972) 516 & 536, Whitaker 240; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8684London: (1772)
GBP8500.0Yorks England1772nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8684&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8684a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8684b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8684c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8684d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8684e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnA Chart of the North Coast of England, from Yarmouth to Cocket Island, Describing all the Roads Havens and Harbors Depths and Soundings, the Coarses and distances of one Place from Another Newly Corrected and Published by John Seller. And are to be Sold at his Shop, at the Sign of the Marriners Compass at the Hermitage stairs in Wapping245 x 525 mm., in early outline colour, printed on thick paper, signs of earlier framing, some loss to the extreme upper left corner 10 x 20 mm., large margins top and bottom, otherwise in good condition.; John Seller (c.1627-97) was born the son of Henry Sellers, a cord wayner, between 1627 and 1630 in Wapping, London. He was apprenticed to Edward Lowe who was presumably an instrument maker as this was the profession chosen by Seller. He appears to have been a Baptist at a time when Nonconformists were not popular. Following the Restoration of King Charles II in 1660, there were understandably a number of treasonable plots against him. In 1662 six men were arrested in one such plot led by Thomas Tonge, amongst them was John Seller. The trial was held in the Old Bailey in December. The published details show that Seller was clearly not involved although he was a friend of one of the men and had been seen talking to another. In spite of the evidence he was convicted and sentenced. Seller and one James Hind escaped execution, the others being hanged on 22 December. Seller remained in Newgate Prison until the spring of 1663. He was granted release on bail and eventually granted a pardon. Sellers main income derived from instrument making and navigation, and he was even interested in their use. He wrote 'Praxis Nautica or Practical Navigation' in 1669, dealing with all aspects of navigation such as instruments, mathematics, almanacs and tables. It was an immediate success and was issued in numerous further editions. It was at this time he turned to publishing maps, at first specialising in sea charts for which he saw a domestic market. This chart of the east coast of England has the west at the top. It extends from Suffolk to Northumberland and illustrates the towns of Yarmouth, Boston, 'Hul', and Newcastel (Newcastle). This plate has a fascinating history, it was first published by Jan Jansson in the 'Het Licht der Zeevaert' in 1620, in direct competition to Willem Blaeus sea atlas. The plates later history is a remarkable transformation. In 1669 John Seller acquired sixty-three old copperplate sea charts from the Netherlands. These mainly consisted of the plates Jansson used in the 'Het Licht der Zeevaert' and included this plate. Seller anglicised some of the maps placenames, added an English title in place of the Dutch one and erased the French title remnants of which can still be seen. It was published in Sellers 'English Pilot First Book', from 1672. Koeman (1967-70) IV M.Bl 15 (J) no. 41 (Jansson edition); Shirley (2004) M.Sell 1a no. 29.2.8768London: (1620-[72])
GBP950.0Suffolk Norfolk Lincs Yorks Durham Northumbs England1620-[72]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8768&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8768.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN KEULEN, JohannesPas-caert Vande Zee-custen van Engeland van Orfordness tot aen Flamborger Hoost ...510 x 580 mm., printed on thick paper and in good condition.; This superb sea chart of the east coast of England from Aldeburgh in Suffolk to Flamborough Head in Yorkshire was first published in the magnificent Lichtende Zee-Fakkel in around 1688. Unlike many charts this includes inland detail such as the towns of Lincoln, Ely and Norwich amongst others. The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1680 with the publication of the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. This is an example of the second state with the addition of Sunke I' in the mouth of the Humber amongst other updates and a change of pagination to '22' lower right. This second state first appears according to Koeman from 1706 which is corroborated by the extra large margins which accompany these early eighteenth century editions. With an attractive title cartouche. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 378 no. 46 st. 2 Keu 38A.8770Amsterdam: (1688-[c.1706])
GBP775.0Suffolk Norfolk Lincs Yorks England1688-[c.1706]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8770&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8770.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN KEULEN, GerardAfteekening van de Rivier van London .../ Afteekening van de Yarmouthse Banken geleegen voor Yarmouth 510 x 590 mm., printed on thick paper and in good condition.; This sea chart focuses on two portions of the east coast of England. The main part of the map illustrates the coastline around Yarmouth including Lowestoft, Suffolk and Hemsby in Norfolk. The chart above is of the River Thames and from the mouth to London with south at the top. It was first published in the magnificent Lichtende Zee-Fakkel in around 1734. Unlike many charts this includes inland detail such as the towns. The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1680 with the publication of the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. Not in Burgess (Thames); Koeman (1967-70) IV no. 279 Keu 45.8771Amsterdam: (1734)
GBP400.0Suffolk Norfolk Kent Essex Middx England1734nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8771&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8771.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Jean Francois Comte deMassacre of De Langle, Lemanon & Ten Others of the Two Crews225 x 310 mm., in good condition.; This is a view of the massacre of twelve members of the expedition of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse at Tatuila on the island of Maouna in Samoa. It was a great loss to the expedition, Robert de Lamanon was a botanist and physician. La Perouse's second in command Paul Antoine Fleuriot also lost his life. Jean-Francois de Galoup, Comte de La Perouse led a French scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1785-88. He was one of the most noted naval commanders and navigators in France and was selected by King Louis XVI to complete Captain James Cook's exploration of the western Pacific. In a rare moment of co-operation the British Admiralty furnished scientific equipment to measure variations in magnetic north and for determining longitude. Fortunately for us La Perouse was meticulous in sending copies of his detailed logs and surveying via other ships as well as overland. His last contact was in the spring of 1788 with a British ship in Botany Bay, Australia. The expedition was never heard from again. When the French Government realised that it had been lost they decided to publish an account as in many other ways it is regarded as one the greatest French voyages of exploration. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known. Howes USIana L93; Nordenskiold Collection v. 2; Phillips 688; Sabin 38960; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.LPR-1a.8794London: (1798)
GBP110.0Australasia & Pacific1798nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8794&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8794.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WATTEAU, Jean AntoineLa Tourilere Comedien305 x 220 mm., etching with one small rust mark lower centre otherwise in very good condition.; Jean-Antoine Watteau (1684-1721) was a noted French artist renowned for bringing renewed energy to the Baroque style. The engraver was Claude Du Bosc (1682-1746). The example in the Beard collection does not give a place of publication but may well be assumed to be London. Du Bosc is recorded as having moved to London with Claude Dupuis to help in engraving the Raphael cartoons at Hampton Court. He was to remain and set up business in his own name after the project was finished. V & A Harry Beard Collection (S.5141-2009).8805London: (c.1730)
GBP295.0Natural History, Decorative & Sciencec.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8805&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8805.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BensonBenson's test map12345Zurich: (2016)
USD600.02016nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD888.02100nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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USD333.01566nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8805_large&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdencaburden.com/pictures/TEST/8805_large.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BESLER, BasilFlos Solis maior510 x 400 mm., in FULL EARLY WASH COLOUR, excellent condition.; Basilius Beslers 'Hortus Eystettensis' is considered to be one of the most important and beautiful florilegia ever published. The book which was the largest ever published at the time, was commissioned by Prince-Bishop Johann Conrad von Gemmingen in 1606 whose castle overlooked the town of Eichstatt to the south of Nuremberg. His garden was begun by Joachim Camerarius the younger (1534-98) but was completed by Basilius Besler. Besler was a pharmacist from Nuremberg who had his own renowned garden. Besler used the services of his younger brother Hieronymus and Ludwig Jungermann, a teacher in natural history at the University of Altdorf. The project was to be a vast catalogue and it is believed that Hieronymus Besler helped him write the Latin text, while Jungermann prepared the botanical descriptions. In the dedication Besler identifies himself as the author of many of the original drawings which are conserved today in the library of the University of Erlangen. The engraving of the 378 plates however took many years and was the work of others. The Hortus Eystettensis was published in 1613, unfortunately just one year after Gemmingen died. Coloured examples sold for 500 fl., ten times that of a black and white version! The full plate sunflower offered here was described in the Oak Spring Flora as having an undeniable expressive power. Indeed it is hard to think of a historical botanical engraving which is as well-known and has such impact. The plate appears as the first in the section on summer in the book and as such is the very symbol of long warm days. This example is remarkable in not only being the most famous botanical engraving in the first edition of 1613 but also being in FULL EARLY WASH COLOUR. This example has been authenticated by Nicolas Barker whose book studied only the early coloured examples extant. He located approximately twenty-two examples of the book in early colour, considerably more than previously thought. The book goes into extensive detail about pigments used, even identifying some of the colourists by name. It also completely re-wrote the previous misconceptions about the differing editions. His comments on this example were 'In sum, I believe these plates to come from a copy coloured according the original exemplar (that is, before the use of written instructions), probably before the middle of the 17th century.' Provenance: private German collection since the 1950s; private English collection since 1990. Barker Hortus Eystettensis. The Bishops Garden and Beslers Magnificent Book; Barker, Nicolas, private correspondence; Hunt 430; Nissen 158; Pritzel 745; Stafleu & Cowan 497; Tomasi Oak Spring Flora pp. 52-7.7990Eichstatt: (1613)
USD29500.0Natural History, Decorative & Science1613nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7990&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7990a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7990b.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TARDIEU, AmbroiseCarte du Mexique Dressee pour l'intelligence de l'histoire generale des Voyages de Laharpe390 x 250 mm., early outline colour.; A fine detailed map of present day Texas and the South West issued just prior to the founding of Stephen Austins colony. It was published in the Atlas pour servir a L'Intelligence de l'Histoire Generale des Voyages, de La Harpe by Etienne Ledoux. The maps were provided by Amboise Tardieu (1788-1841) the son of another mapmaker Antoine Francois Tardieu. The design of the map is drawn from the Carte Generale du Royaume de la Nouvelle Espagne of Alexander Humboldt issued in 1812. In the same year Stephen F. Austins father Moses Austin obtained a grant from Spanish authorities in New Spain to settle nearly 300 families in an unsettled region of their territory which would later become known as Texas. The only recognisable settlement shown is San Antonio founded in 1718. The river network in the area is reasonably accurate for the time. The map extends northwards to 42 degrees and takes in Santa Fe and regions to its north. The areas western edge is shown as the source of the Colorado River but is all theoretical. The whole bears the names of a large number of Indian Tribes and place names.8820Paris: (1821)
USD375.0Southwest North America1821nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8820&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8820.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WILLIAMS, JonathanThermometrical Navigation. being a Series of Experiments and Observations, Tending to Prove that by Ascertaining the Relative Heat of the Sea-Water From Time to Time, The Passage of a Ship Through the Gulph Stream, and From Deep Water into Soundings, May be discovered in Time to avoid Danger.Quarto (230 x 146 mm.), uncut, nineteenth century paper boards with title lettered upon the spine, backstrip defective top and bottom, pp. xii, 98, [3], with folding engraved nautical chart of the North Atlantic Ocean at end, with light dust-soiling at extreme edges, otherwise in good condition.; A PRESENTATION COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION of a rare scientific treatise with the often lacking map of the Gulf Stream. Jonathan Williams (1750-1815) was the son of Jonathan and Grace Harris. Grace was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin's sister, Anne, a colonial printer at Rhode Island. Franklin is recognised as the first person to publicly identify the Gulf Stream. This work took his theories as published in the American Philosophical Transactions (volumes 2 and 3) further by suggesting that by using the temperature of the water it might help in navigating the treacherous waters off of America, particularly when navigation by the stars was not possible and in stormy weather when taking soundings might prove difficult.Williams had gone to London in 1770 under the guidance of Franklin to extend his education. He spent the next 15 years in Europe at one point during the American Revolution acting as Commercial Agent in Nantes, France. He kept in contact with Franklin returning with him to America in 1785. They would later collaborate on some experiments and Williams at various times served at the American Philosophical Society as secretary, councillor and vice-president. He later became an associate judge in the court of common pleas and achieved a good reputation as a scientist in his own right. He also attracted the attention of Thomas Jefferson who appointed him as first Superintendent of the new U. S. Military Academy in 1802. He was elected to Congress in 1814 but died before he took his seat.The important map bound at the end is often lacking and illustrates the five routes undertaken by Williams across the Atlantic Ocean between England and the key American ports of New York, Boston and Virginia. It displays prominently the Gulf Stream and the water temperature recorded on these specific voyages. The first of these was between Boston and Virginia in 1789 during which he noticed that the water was ten degrees warmer when the depth was too great for soundings than when closer to shore. He wrote in his Memoir published in the third volume of the American Philosophical Society 1793 that the thermometer "might become a useful nautical instrument ... By consulting these journals and observations ... together with the tracks of the ship's way marked the chart annexed [this one], it will not only appear that Dr. Franklin's account of the warmth of the gulph stream has been amply confirmed, but also that banks, coasts, islands of ice, and rocks under water, may be discovered when not visible, and the weather is too boisterous to sound, with no other trouble than dipping the thermometer into the sea water". The first state of the map was published in 1793, for this issue the Gulf Stream has been extended further eastwards and many more directional arrows have been added to the original two. Lower right the imprint of Engraved for Williamss Thermometrical Navigation has been added. This is the Royal Institution's copy, the body was founded in the year of publication 1799. It is highly likely that this example was given by the author to the Royal Institution in or shortly after 1799. Provenance: presentation copy (inscription on title 'from the Author'); the Royal Institution of Great Britain whose withdrawal bookplate is pasted inside the back cover. ESTC W7573; Evans 36722; De Vorsey, Louis (private correspondence); De Vorsey (1981) pp. 7-10; Sabin 104300; Wheat & Brun 725.8837Philadelphia: Robert Aitkin(1799)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8837&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8837a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8837b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8837c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM][PRINCE, Thomas]The Vade Mecum for America: Or a Companion for Traders and Travellers: Containing...Tall 16mo (180 x 75 mm.), full contemporary calf, blind panelled, rebacked preserving original spine with blind ruled compartments. [2], vi, 220 pp., later endpapers, some occasional light foxing otherwise in good condition.; The first pocket sized road guide for the traveller in the North American colonies. This is the second edition following on from the first issued the previous year. The work is attributed to Thomas Prince because of an example of the work surviving at the Boston Public Library. The book is divided into six sections as outlined on the title page: I. Values of various commodities, II. Simple & Compound Interest, III. Names of Towns & Counties between Maine and Virginia with the times of Court sittings, IV. Times of General Meetings of Baptists & Quakers, V. Principal Roads between Kennebec (Maine) and Jamestown, Virginia, VI. Table of the Kings and Queens of England followed by various tables of Arithmetic and geography and a Directory ofthe streets of Boston including references to the various taverns and public houses. Provenance: Dorothy Sloan Auctions 21 November 1999 lot 56. Evans 3598; Howes P616; Sabin 98274.8909Boston: Printed by S. Kneeland and T. Green for D. Hencilman at the Corner Shop, the South Side of the Town-House & T. Hancock at the Bible and Three Crowns in Ann-Street(1732)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8909&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8909a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8909b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8909c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8909d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusTab. X. Europae. Macedoniam Epirum ac Peloponnesum350 x 455 mm., with recent wash colour, some marginal discolouration not effecting the image, otherwise a good example.; From Gerard Mercator's edition of 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum'. It was in 1578 that one of the world's greatest cartographers put out an edition of the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a & 11k; Zacharakis 1850.3784Utrecht: Francois Halma(1578-[c.1695])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3784&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/3784.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'ANVILLE, Jean Baptiste BourguignonCarte la Plus Generale et qui Comprend la Chine, la Tartarie Chinoise et le Thibet ...470 x 685 mm., in EARLY WASH COLOUR, small lower margin tear short of the image, repaired otherwise in very good condition.; This very attractive map of China and the Korean peninsula is from Jean Baptiste Du Haldes account. The work was first published as the Description Geographique de la Chine in Paris 1735, which was closely followed by this Dutch edition in 1737. Du Halde was a Jesuit priest and confessor to Louis XIV. For many years he studied the Jesuit reports being sent back to Paris and published this magnificent four volume work in 1735. The maps accompanying the work were produced by Jean Baptiste Bourguignon dAnville the noted cartographer of the day. One of the main cartographic sources was the Chinese woodblock atlas known as the Kangxi which was completed 1718-19. This Dutch edition was issued as the Nouvel Atlas de la Chine. The book quickly became the principal cartographic authority on China in the eighteenth century.This map is decorated with a very elaborate pictorial title cartouche. It depicts the Emporer Kangxi presiding over the survey and two Fathers with a mounted armed escort investigating a farm settlement, his buildings and cattle. The scale cartouche is adorned by two wolf hunters. The whole is engraved by Gerard Kondet (Condet), one of a noted family of engravers. For this maps production dAnville (1697-1782) used ones prepared by Jesuit missionaries and commissioned by Emporer Kangxi who ordered a survey of the country in 1708-1716. The maps extends far enough to encompass all of modern day China taking in Tibet and Kashgar to the west, Mongous and in the north and Mantcheoux to the north east. Inner Mongolia and Manchuria are also depicted. The finished map is the first accurate cartographic depiction of the region available in the western world.It is also notable for recording the Korean peninsula with a level of accuracy for the first time. By the end of the seventeenth century much of China was mapped by western society but access to the Korean peninsula was strictly controlled. The Jesuits were obliged to rely on Chinese or Korean sources for information. An agent of the Kangxi Emperor, referred to as the Tartar lord, sent on a diplomatic mission to Seoul, was able to take limited measurements surreptitiously. He obtained a copy of a Korean map from the imperial palace and [Father Jean-Baptiste] Regis later adjusted it with the agents geodetic observations. The resulting map of Korea became part of the comprehensive atlas of the Chinese Empire and surrounding territories produced for the emperor by the Jesuits. Known as the Kangxi atlas, it was issued several times in small printings in China and brought to Paris where Du Halde ... (Nebenzahl).DAnville is said to have produced his first map at the age 15 but it was his maps for Du Halde which gained him notoriety for the first time. In the developing tradition of French cartography they are renowned for their attention to detail and accuracy. DAnville followed de LIsle as cartographer to the King. His vast collection of cartographic material survives today. Chang 'China in European Maps' pl. 44; Nebenzahl 'Mapping Korea, a challenge to early mapmakers', in 'Mappae Antiquae Liber Amicorum Gunter Schilder' pp. 167-74; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Hald 3a no. 1; Yee 'Cartography in China' in 'The History of Cartography. Volume 2, Book 2'.5913The Hague: (1737)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5913&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5913.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - WEB, WilliamSalopiae Comitatus, Summa cum Fide cum et Diligentia Descriptionem haec Tibi Tabula Refert Ao. Dm. 1642390 x 505 mm., a couple of areas of minor loss to the extreme right margin, otherwise in good condition.; Surveyed in 1577 by Christopher Saxton this map remains a classic to this day. It was engraved by Remigius Hogenberg whose imprint is lower left. Hogenberg was a native of Mechelen and brother to the famous Frans Hogenberg who co-published the Civitates Orbis Terrarum. Christopher Saxton had just received his licence which encouraged him to produce 12 maps this year, the busiest. Those produced later in the year most likely after his licence was approved are only known in the one state with Saxton's name present. Those issued in the first part of the year including this one are known in 'proof' states lacking his name. Christopher Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton (Chubb). Saxton (c.1542c.1610) was born in the Dunningley, West Riding of Yorkshire. While the details of his early life are sketchy, it is known that he attended Cambridge University, and in 1570 he was apprenticed as a map maker to John Rudd, vicar of Dewsbury. Saxton began work on his county maps in about 1574. In 1577 he received letters patent from Elizabeth I protecting his maps against plagiarism for the next ten years. As well as the Queens protection, Saxton also enjoyed the patronage of Thomas Seckford, Master of the Queens Requests, whose mottoes are found on the maps. Evans and Lawrence wrote that he left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited. They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. William Web (fl.1629-52) was a bookseller from Oxford. In 1645 he published 'The Maps of all the Shires in England and Wales. Exactly taken and truly described by Christopher Saxton'. The imprint states 'Printed for William Web at the Globe in Cornehill, London', despite Web being a bookseller in Oxford. Quite how he came into possession of the Saxton plates is unknown. The fact that the court of Charles I was in Oxford for the duration of the Civil War (1642-46) and the atlas is dedicated to the King can be no coincidence. The war undoubtedly caused a delay as most maps bear the date of 1642 despite the title imprint being 1645. Because it did not have the same impact and no doubt because of the Civil War this edition of Saxtons atlas is one of the rarest surviving in ONLY THREE RECORDED EXAMPLES. Provenance: private English collection. Barber Mapmaking in England, ca.1470-1650 in The History of Cartography volume 3 part 2 pp. 1623-31; Chubb (1927) I; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 943, 45-7 & 59 no. 2; Harley, Brian 'The Map Collector' no. 8 pp. 2-11; Hind (1952-55) vol. 1 p. 73; Lawrence, Heather Christopher Saxton in 'The Map Collector' 27 pp. 16-18; Shirley (1980) no. 128; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1g; Skelton (1970) 27; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).7331London: (1577-[1645])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7331&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7331.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOLLAR, WenceslausPiazza in Coventgarden145 x 255 mm., trimmed to plate mark, light foxing otherwise in good condition.; He was born in Prague 13 July 1607 as Vclav Hollar which he would later anglicise. His childhood was a life of some privilege which enabled him access to some of the finest art works of the era including that of the principal court engraver Aegidius Sadeler with whom it is believed Hollar learnt to engrave. Hollars early work was in Prague but the turmoil at home encouraged him to go to Stuttgart, Germany in 1627. Two years later he appears to have moved further west to Strasbourg. His natural talent flourished alongside the likes of Jan van de Velde and shortly after Matthaus Merian in Frankfurt. He worked all along the River Rhine including the Dutch towns.It was in 1636 that a fortuitous meeting occurred with the English envoy Thomas Howard, the Earl of Arundel. Hollar joined the entourage and was employed to record their travels. At the end of the year the Earl of Arundel returned to England and was joined by Hollar. For the next six years he worked closely alongside him. The Earl and his circle were fervent Royalists which it appears matched Hollars own sympathies. According to the eighteenth century engraver George Vertue he fought during the Civil War being present at the garrison of Basing House in 1644 with other notable artists such as Inigo Jones and William Faithorne. During this period some of his engravings were published by the largest printseller at the time Peter Stent.The Arundels had left London for Holland just before the outbreak of the Civil War. Sometime later in 1644 Hollar joined them. He would spend the next eight years in Antwerp about which we know relatively little. Life in Antwerp became difficult and he was enticed back to England. Two reasons for this are believed to be the Act of Pardon of 1652 removing the threat of prosecution of Royalists and quite possible the offer of work by William Dugdale, the Antiquary. Some of his most important work was done prior to the Great Fire of London as he is one of the very few visual sources of the buildings before their destruction. A fine view of the square in front of St. Peters Church with many people. Griffiths & Kesnerov (1983) 98c; Hind (1922) no. 79; Pennington (1982) 909.ii.7733London: (c.1644-[c.55].)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7733&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7733.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanBedfordiensis Comitatus, Anglis Bedford Shire [on sheet with] Buckinghamiensis Comitatus, Anglis Buckingham Shire410 x 520 mm., in early wash colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration, in good condition.; This map of Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Chambers no. 11; Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5270:2 & 5271:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73; Wyatt no. 10.8853Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8853&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8853.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanEpiscopatus Dunelmensis Vulgo The Bishoprike of Durham380 x 500 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration and blue wash to the sea, in very good condition.; This map of Durham is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5370:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8858Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP650.0Durham England1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8858&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8858.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanGlocestria Ducatus; vulgo Glocester Shire410 x 500 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration and blue wash to the sea, in very good condition.; This map of Gloucestershire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Upper left are the arms of the various nobles of the county with extensive gilding. Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5260:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8859Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP1250.0Glos England1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8859&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8859.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanHerefordia Comitatus. Herefordshire410 x 500 mm., n SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration, in very good condition.; This map of Herefordshire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Along the right margin are the arms of the various nobles of the county with extensive gilding. Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5510:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73; Smith Hereford pp. 69-70.8860Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP700.0Hereford England1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8860&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8860.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanLeicestrensis Comitatus. Leicester Shire380 x 500 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration, in very good condition.; This map of Leicestershire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Lower left are the arms of the various nobles of the county with extensive gilding. Baum pp. 5-6; Deadman & Brooks p. 34; Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5320:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8861Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP700.0Leics England1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8861&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8861.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanLincolnia Comitatus. Anglis Lincoln-Shire430 x 500 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration and blue wash to the sea, in very good condition.; This map of Lincolnshire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Lower left are the arms of the various nobles of the county with extensive gilding. Carroll 12; Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5330:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8862Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP1250.0Lincs England1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8862&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8862.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanRegiones Inundatae in Finibus Comitatus Norfolciae, Suffolciae, Cantabrigiae, Huntingtoniae, Northamtoniae, et Lincolniae440 x 550 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration and blue wash to the sea, with very large margins, reinforced lower right, otherwise in good condition.; This map of the Fenns is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Several attempts had been made to drain the Fenns as this area was known without great success dating back to the Romans. The region contained busy trading ports and there was much opposition to any such work. The first map of the region was by William Hayward in 1604 which it appears was never engraved. The first printed map apparently derived from Hayward is that of Henricus Hondius published in Amsterdam, 1633, which was followed by a similar map by Joan Blaeu offered here. Draining the region would become the greatest engineering achievement of the seventeenth century. Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5310:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8864Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP550.0Norfolk Suffolk Cambs Hunts Northants Lincs England1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8864&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8864.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanSuffolcia. Vernacule Suffolke380 x 500 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration and blue wash to the sea, with large margins, some gilt offset to the title otherwise in very good condition.; This map of the Suffolk is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Across the top of the map are the arms of the nobles in the county. Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5290:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8867Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP950.0Suffolk England1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8867&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8867.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanCeretica; sive Cardiganensis Comitatus; Anglis Cardiganshire385 x 505 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt decoration and blue wash to the sea, with large margins, in very good condition.; This map of Cardiganshire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Booth (1977) pp. 44-8; Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5540:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8876Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP450.0Wales1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8876&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8876.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanMontgomeria Comitatus et Comitatus Mervinia385 x 505 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt decoration and blue wash to the sea, with large margins, in very good condition.; This map of Montgomery and Merionith is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Booth (1977) pp. 44-8; Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5545:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8878Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP500.0Wales1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8878&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8878.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanPenbrochia Comitatus et Comitatus Caermaridunum410 x 535 mm., in SUPERB early outline colour with extensive additional gilt and silver decoration and blue wash to the sea, with large margins, minor paper crease otherwise in very good condition.; This map of Pembroke and Carmarthen is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. Here it is offered in EXTRA FINE COLOURING WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF GOLD. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. One of the more visual aspects of this was the reputation of its colourists. At its peak certain colourists began to produce work of an exceptional nature. Arguably the most famous of these was Dirk Jansz. Van Santen (1637/38-1708). Goedings made a study of his work in 1992. Although we are not stating that this is an example of his colouring many of his traits are repeated in this work. Goedings reports that Fontaine Verwey is of the opinion that Van Santen coloured atlases in three different ways: colouring without gold; gold just for the legends, cartouches, coats of-arms and decorative motifs of a map; and gold on the maps themselves, for frontiers, cities, etc.. About the only trait not found in this collection of maps is that of extending the foreground or background of the cartouches.The style of colouring is described by Goedings as signified by rich and exotic colour combinations, added elements such as flowers to clothing, marbling to masonry. He applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints. He often painted the whole surface of the map or illustration, transforming the graphic light and dark contrasts into colour He applied his characteristic shiny varnish, this had the effect of brightening the colour, frequently making use of the same colour progression His use of colour was much freer than that of other colourists. The tone of the colours was made to complement the gold he used so lavishly.In his best work two other costly pigments, ultramarine and carmine are found in large amounts, mostly set against gold. Ultramarine and gold were a very popular colour combination in the seventeenth century Moreover, he added elements to the design, such as patterns and flower motifs to the clothing of figures, veining of stones or map frontier lines Van Santen applied transparent and opaque colours at the same time in both mixed and pure tints Above all things Van Santen distinguished himself from his contemporaries in his lavish use of gold which he applied meticulously. On maps he applied gold not only to the decorative motifs, the legends, cartouches and coats-of-arms, but he also worked it decoratively into the map itself.Goedings goes on to describe Van Santens use of 'shell gold'. Gold leaf was available in small booklets of approximately 5 x 5 centimetres containing a number of very thin sheets of gold. A 17th century method of making shell gold from gold leaf was to grind it on a rubbing stone along with honey, water and salt and then to wash it in very clean water. The small amount of liquid gold was then placed in a shell and vinegar was added to it. The vinegar assured a good consistency Needless to say, this high quality shell gold was very expensive and must have been paid for by the customers of large, prestigious projects, as in the case of Van der Hem. Seventeenth century instructions for applying gold to paper have been preserved and give an indication of the complexity of this treatment. In all likelihood, Van Santen had developed his own method for applying gold to paper As far as one can tell with the naked eye, he first put on a yellow base before using a brush to apply the gold. Scientific tests might make it possible to determine more about Van Santen's characteristic use of material, particularly about his use of gold. This could make it easier to identify his work. All of these traits can be seen on these particular examples, however we cannot say who the colourist is.Joan Blaeu's father Willem established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the rare final Spanish text issue of the 'Atlas Major' whose production was interrupted by the great fire at the Blaeu publishing house in 1672. Booth (1977) pp. 44-8; Goedings, Truusje (1992) 'Master Colourist Dirk Jansz. Van Santen 1637/38-1708'; Koeman Bl 60A p. 281; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5530:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.8879Amsterdam: (1645-[62])
GBP750.0Wales1645-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8879&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8879.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BASSET, Paul-AndreVue du Chateau de Versailles du cote de la grande Avenue280 x 405 mm., in early wash colour, light mark to the lower right corner of the margin, otherwise in good condition.; This copperplate engraving is a fine example of the school of prints known loosely as 'Vue d'Optique'. They are most easily recognised by there consistent dimensions and style with notable blue wash skies. They are a form of perspective view which were popular during the eighteenth century in Europe. They were designed to be viewed through an optical device known as a 'zograscope' or 'optique', and were issued by many different publishers in various cities. This one is by Paul-Andre Basset who is part of an extensive family of print publishers in Paris. It is a fine view of the approach to the royal palace of Versailles.8897Paris: (c.1760)
GBP125.0Francec.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8897&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8897.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN KEULEN, JohannesNieuwe Paskaert vande oost cust van Engeland en Schotland Beginnende van't Flamburger Hoost tot an de Rivier van Edenborg ...510 x 580 mm., modern outline colour, top margin extended not affecting the image, repaired rust mark, light waterstain upper right corner, otherwise in good condition.; This superb sea chart of the east coast of England from Flamborough Head in Yorkshire to the FIrth of Forth was first published in the magnificent Lichtende Zee-Fakkel in 1686. There is a fine inset upper left of the River Tyne up to and including Newcastle. The firm of Van Keulen was founded around 1680 with the publication of the 'Zee Atlas'. The multi volume 'Zee Fakkel' followed soon after. This is an example of the second state with the addition of some shoals and soundings and the alteration of the page number from 17 to 23. This second state first appears according to Koeman from 1709. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 378 no. 47 st. 2 Keu 28.2698Amsterdam: (1686-[1709])
GBP395.0Durham Northumbs Yorks England1686-[1709]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2698&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2698.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BASSET, Paul-AndreThe Foundling Hospital London280 x 415 mm., early wash colour, with large deckled edge margins, in good condition.; This copperplate engraving is a fine example of the school of prints known loosely as 'Vue d'Optique'. They are most easily recognised by there consistent dimensions and style with notable blue wash skies. They are a form of perspective view which were popular during the eighteenth century in Europe. They were designed to be viewed through an optical device known as a 'zograscope' or 'optique', and were issued by many different publishers in various cities. This one is by Paul-Andre Basset who is part of an extensive family of print publishers in Paris. It is a fine bird's-eye view of the Foundling Hospital in London founded in 1741 by Thomas Coram. He was a philanthropic sea captain who set up the home as a place for children to be educated and housed who had been abandoned or deserted. The word hospital was used more openly in those days to refer to hospitality rather than today's meaning of more medical needs.7382Paris: (4 May 1766)
GBP125.0Middx England4 May 1766nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7382&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7382.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JONES, T. H.Regent's Circus, Oxford St.195 x 230 mm., early coloured steel engravings, good margins, light foxing in the margins, otherwise in good condition.; One of the more desirable plates from Mary Read's 'Mighty London' published in parts from 1851-55. Usually published uncoloured, as Adams states "colour has been added to the steel engravings and lithotints in rare instances only". Adams no. 213 no. 14.7734London: Mary Read & Co.(c.1855)
GBP95.0Middx Englandc.1855nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7734&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7734.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesMarseille. Ancient Massilia320 x 400 mm., in good condition.; A fine detailed plan of the city of Marseille in southern France issued just before the opening of a railway line in 1848. From the 1844 edition published by Chapman & Hall for 'The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge'. Imago Mundi 46 pp. 151-67; Wardington 480.8806London: Chapman & Hall(1844)
GBP50.0France1844nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8806&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8806.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MICHELOT, Henri and BREMONT, LaurentRecueil de plusieurs plans des ports et rades de la mer MediterraneOblong quarto (300 x 220 mm.), in the original paper wrappers, light wear, contained within a red cloth solander box. With engraved title page, and 37 charts, engraved throughout, complete with original blank endpapers and clean.; About 1726 Henri Michelot and Laurent Bremont produced an untitled sea atlas containing 16 charts and three plates of ships. The charts were dated between 1715 and 1726. In 1727 a reduced size quarto format work was first published with the title "Recueil de plusieurs plans des ports et rades de la Mer Mediterrane", it contained 21 charts of the waters and harbours of the western Mediterranean Sea. This second edition is dated 1727-30 by the unpublished work of Catherine Hofmann and was enlarged to include 37 charts. The 16 new charts in this issue are all dated 1730. They are all the engraved work of P. Starckmann of The Hague. This is amongst some of his last known works. Observations for the charts were undertaken by Michelot who was a hydrographer and pilot familiar with these waters. The area covered extends from Cadiz in Spain largely covering the European coastlines through France and Italy ending at Sicily. They include fine charts of the waters of Gibraltar, Mallorca, Ibiza, Barcelona, Colioure, Hyres, Antibes, Villefranche, Genoa, Porto Vecchio and Palermo. There was a third edition including one more chart dated to 1732. The British Library example of this work is incomplete. PROVENANCE: early price inscription on title and "Marseilles, 6eme Juin 1752" on front free endpaper. Shirley, British Library, M.Mich-2a; Palau 168.325; Tooley Dictionary.8822Marseilles: Laurent Bremont(c.1730)
GBP2950.0Atlas worldc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8822&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8822a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8822b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8822i.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8822l.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8822n.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - JEFFERYS, ThomasAn English Atlas or a Concise View of England and WalesSmall quarto (235 x 190 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, with gilt bands to spine along with red calf gilt title label, joints repaired. Engraved pictorial title, Preface and Index, 49 engraved maps including a newly introduced folding map of England and Wales by Thomas Jefferys, ALL IN EARLY WASH COLOUR, and a larger folding distance chart, a superb example.; VERY RARE EDITION. This small and attractive atlas was first published November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Jefferys and Kitchin took over the project at an early date. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added. The atlas proved popular, running to 7 editions, with various changes and additions, the last being in c.1796. Robert Sayer no doubt acquired his interest in the publication following the death of Thomas Jefferys in 1771. In 1776 Sayer with his partner at the time John Bennett first published a work entitled An English Atlas, this survives in just one known example (private English collection). This larger format work includes interleaved descriptive text with details of market towns and fairs below, all but the chart in original hand-colouring and all the same series of maps in an unfolded state.At some time prior to his death in 1787 Bennett left the partnership and possibly spurred by the immanent publication of John Carys New and Correct English Atlas Sayer published a new edition of this work. For this only one entirely new map of England and Wales by Jefferys is inserted. There is also a large folding triangular distance table engraved by Philip Luckombe (1730-1803). It is not present in the only known example of the first edition under this title of 1776 or in the Cambridge University Library example of this issue cited by Hodson. PROVENANCE: bookplates of Sir Andrew Warde Esq., Hooten Pagnell Hall, Yorkshire, inside front cover and on first free endpaper. Chubb (1927) no. 259; Hodson (1984-97) no. 214; refer Shirley (2004) T.Kit 2a (not in BL) Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8830London: Robert Sayer(1787)
GBP5500.0English County Atlas1787nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8830&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8830a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8830b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8830c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8830d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8830e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Survey of the High Roads from London to Hampton Court, Bagshot ...Quarto (255 x 175 mm.), full contemporary diced calf, ornate gilt panelled ruling, rebacked spine with gilt ruled compartments and gilt title, marbled endpapers. With engraved title page, folding general map, map of the Turnpike Gates with light margin soiling, both in early wash colour, Explanation and Advertisement, and 80 strip road maps on 40 double-page sheets all in early wash colour. Engraved throughout, with minor offsetting. Complete with original endpapers.; An example of the FIRST EDITION in LARGE PAPER. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. In 1794 he was commissioned by the Postmaster-General to survey the roads of Great Britain. Cary had already published road books; indeed his first publication is one showing the roads between London and Falmouth, 1784. In 1790 Cary published his Survey of the High Roads from London which contained twelve routes from the town and eighteen cross roads. All the plates are in lovely early colour and display a wealth of information. It was particularly pointed out by Cary that the country houses along the route could be seen from certain vantage points which are marked out on the maps. It was reissued unaltered in 1799, in 1801 and again in 1810. There were no further editions. PROVENANCE: bookplate of Hooten Pagnell Hall, Yorkshire. Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; Fordham (1925) pp. 40-1; Fordham (1924) p. 40; Shirley (2004) T.Cary 4a.8831London: (July 1st., 1790)
GBP1100.0Middx Berks Bucks Herts Essex Kent Surrey English County AtlasJuly 1st., 1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8831&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8831a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8831b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8831c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8831d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OWEN, John & BOWEN, EmanuelBritannia Depicta: Or, Ogilby Improved. Being an Actual Survey of all the Direct and Principal Cross Roads of England and Wales ...Octavo (195 x 155 mm.), full contemporary calf, rebacked with corners repaired, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled compartments and gilt red calf title label. pp. 12, 273. Internally very clean, complete with contemporary endpapers.; Emanuel Bowen was one of the most prominent figures in English cartography during the middle of the eighteenth century. Since the highly influential 'Britannia' by John Ogilby had been first published in 1675 no smaller version had been issued. Then in the period 1718-20 a flush of four projects were conceived, three of which were completed. This was unquestionably the most successful. It is the only one of the three to include a set of county maps with the road strips. The author of the text was John Owen an antiquarian who had been admitted to the Middle Temple in 1718. Although known as the Owen and Bowen atlas it was in fact published jointly by Bowen and John Bowles. It had a long life running to numerous editions; this is an example of the 1764 standard issue according to Hodson. For this issue the old engraved title page is replaced with a new typographic one. In 1762/ 63 Carington Bowles took over the business of his uncle Thomas Bowles. Apart from issuing a new title page virtually every single road strip was updated in some way or another according to Hodson. Following the title are five newly type set preliminary leaves paginated 3 to 12. Carington Bowles advertised the new work in the 'Public Advertiser' for 8 May 1764. Hodson points out that this was the usual time of year for the Bowles family to place their advertising and may not be an accurate guide to the date of publication. Provenance: Hooten Pagnell Hall, Yorkshire. Bennett (2007) pp. 40-1; Harley, J B (1970) Introduction to "Britannia Depicta"; Hodson 164; Shirley BL T.Bow 1n.8832London: Carington Bowles(1764)
GBP1250.0English County Atlas1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8832&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8832a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8832b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8832c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnFrance120 x 145 mm., in early outline colour, good condition.; This rare map of France was published in the very rare 'Atlas Terrestris' by John Seller. Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) T.SELL-7a no. 7.8838London: (c.1685)
GBP125.0Francec.1685nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8838&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8838.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, Henry Carington & CARVER, SamuelBowles's New One-Sheet Map of France, Divided into 83 Departments According to the Decree of the National Assembly470 x 590 mm., in fine early wash colour, in very good condition.; In about 1780 Carington Bowles first published Bowless Universal Atlas. An example of this edition appears to be in the Library of Congress. It was quite possibly intended to be a smaller and more manageable version of Kitchins General Atlas first published in 1773. Those maps were often multi sheet and folding making their use difficult. In the Bowles atlas the majority of the maps are single sheet. Bowles appears to have re-issued the atlas with revisions just prior to his death in 1793. He was succeeded by his son Henry Carington Bowles (1763-1830) who shortly after formed a partnership with Samuel Carver. The firm was renamed Bowles and Carver and continued trading at No. 69 St. Pauls Churchyard. Most publications by this firm are rare and Bowless Universal Atlas is no exception. Undated as before the atlas is usually ascribed the date of 1798 or thereafter based on internal evidence. Refer Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' T.Bowl 2a; Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers'.8845London: (1779-c.98)
GBP195.0France1779-c.98nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8845&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8845.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamLemovicum Totius et Confinium Provinciarum Quantum ad Diocesim Lemovicensem Spectant Novissima et Fidissima Descriptio340 x 235 mm., in full early wash colour, in good condition.; An attractive map depicting the region of Limousin in south western France, with the city of Lymoges (Limoges) near the centre of the map. This map was drawn from that by Jean Fayen (1530-1616) published in the 'Theatre Francois' by Maurice Bougereau in 1594. It was first published in the 1598 French edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', the first modern atlas of the world. This example is removed from its accompanying map of Blois and lacks any text to the verso. As such it is difficult to determine the edition but from the paper size we may deduce it was an earlier one. Van den Broecke, M. 43; Meurer pp. 132-3.8846Antwerp: (1570-[89])
GBP125.0France1570-[89]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8846&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8846.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnOxfordshire described with ye Citie and the Armes of the Colledges of yt famous University. Ao. 1605390 x 525 mm., with very nice recent outline colour, in very good condition.; The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine by John Speed is arguably the second most important English county atlas ever printed and quite probably the most famous. Speed was a tailor by trade who had a fascination for history. It is the earliest published atlas of the entire British Isles and the first series of county maps to uniformly depict the boundaries, the Shires diuisions, into Lathes, Hundreds, Wapentakes and Cantreds ... I have separated. He goes on to tell us that the source for much of this information was the Parlament Rowles, roads are not identified. The wood-blocks cut for the verso text are the work of Christopher Schwytzer. The text itself is largely derived from that of William Camdens 'Britannia'. The engraving of the maps is the work of Jodocus Hondius (1563-1612). This example of the county of Oxfordshire is from the only Latin edition printed by Thomas Snodham in 1616. His maps are noted for introducing town plans, this has a detailed plan of Oxford and a key to 28 locations. The side panels feature the arms of hte Colleges. One of the more decorated Speed county maps. Chubb (1927) XXIV; Globe (1985) p. 99; Hind (1952-55) II pp. 67-95; Schilder (2007) pp. 481-2; Schilder (2008) pp. 165-70; Shirley (2004) T.Spe 1d; Skelton (1970) no. 11; Tooley John Speed. A Personal View, in The Map Collector no. 1 pp. 4-9; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8906London: (1612-[16])
GBP1650.0Oxford England1612-[16]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8906&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8906.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STEDMAN, CharlesThe History of the Origin, Progress, and Termination of the American WarQuarto, two volumes (280 x 220 mm.), full contemporary speckled calf, blind ruled, spine with smooth spines gilt-ruled in six compartments, two red calf gilt labels. Vol I: xv, 399; Vol II: xv, 449 pp. (14). With 15 maps and plans (11 folding, with the overslip to the plan of Bunker Hill as issued). In very good condition.; The first edition of one of the greatest histories of the American Revolution. Charles Stedman (1753-1812) was born in Philadelphia and educated in law at William and Mary College but served as a Loyalist throughout the war on the British side. He served as an officer with Lord Percy at Lexington and Concord, under General Howe in the campaigns of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He finished the war serving with Lord Cornwallis in the South. He was taken prisoner on two occasions and even sentenced to be hanged as a rebel. Both times he managed to escape, one of these held Major Andr. He was also wounded badly twice. This first hand knowledge of the War makes the work stand out as being one of its finest histories. This is enhanced by the presence of several folding detailed plans of major battles. These include Bunker Hill, New York, the sieges of Charleston and Savannah, the final battle of Yorktown and others. It is generally considered the best contemporary account of the Revolution written from the British side (Sabin). On his return to England he was employed to examine the claims of loyalists in America and settle them. Provenance: bookplate of Matthew Lewis Esq. (1750-1812), pasted inside front cover, Lewis was a chief clerk and deputy secretary at the War Office, he also owned a slave plantation in Jamaica; bookplate 'Panshanger' which was the country estate of the Earls of Cowper; the library was dispersed in 1953; Burden collection since 1980. Howes S914; JCB II:372; Lowndes V, p. 2504; Sabin no. 91057.7642London: (1794)
USD16000.0United States Travel1794nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7642&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7642a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7642b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7642c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7642g.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/7642h.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROSS, Lieutenant JohnCourse of the River Mississippi from the Balise to Fort Chartres; Taken on an Expedition to the Illinois, in the latter end of the Year 1765. By Lieut. Ross of the 34th. Regiment: ... London Printed for Robt. Sayer No. 53 in Fleet Street Published as the Act directs. 1 June 17751120 x 340 mm., in fine early outline colour. Two sheets joined, printed on strong paper, in good condition.; Following the Treaty of Paris in 1763 which ended the French and Indian War Britain gained possession of all the territory west to the Mississippi River. The 34th Regiment was dispatched to the recently acquired Illinois region in late 1765 to demand the surrender of the last French outpost in the region at Fort Chartres. As the title indicates Lieutenant John Ross, surveyor with the Regiment, undertook a survey of this new territory. In addition to his own surveys, Ross also drew on French sources, especially the maps of Jean Baptiste dAnville. This is the FIRST LARGE SCALE ENGLISH MAP OF THE REGION PUBLISHED AFTER THE TREATY. It extends northwards to the region just south of present day St. Louis. Indeed the area just south of the Ohio River is the New Madrid region which 36 years later between 16 December 1811 and 7 February 1812 would be devastated by four magnitude 8 earthquakes which wiped out the town and altered the course of the Mississippi River. It is one of the more significant and important maps published at the time as it records for the first time the new territories gained by the British in the west which encouraged migration to the area. It would also mark the western boundary of the future United States of America. The map is full of regional information noting local tribes, numerous towns and forts and even mines, quarries and cane fields! There are brief legends throughout which are more descriptive including points of interest such as the site of De Sotos discovery of the Mississippi River in 1541 and navigational instructions. This map was first published in 1772 and this state was issued for the first edition of Thomas Jefferys American Atlas. It bore numerous improvements particularly in the region of New Orleans in the lower Mississippi. Forts T. Lion and St. Mary were added. This lower region is outlined green to indicate its retention by the French although Baton Rouge is shown to the north. Lemmon, Magill & Wiese (2003) pp. 106-7; Phillips (1901) p. 439. Phillips (1909-) 1165; Sellers & Van Ee (1981) 781; Shirley (2004) T.Say 2b no. 33; Stevens & Tree (1967) 31 state b.8848London: Robert Sayer(1772-[75])
USD5500.0Southern Midwest North America1772-[75]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8848&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8848.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHAUNCY, Sir HenryThe Town of Hitchin275 x 395 mm., copperplate engraving in good condition.; A clean example of Chauncy's view of the town of Hitchin. Sir Henry Chauncy (1632-1719) was born in London in 1632, studied at Caius College, Cambridge and was called to the bar in 1656. Becoming Justice of the Peace in Hertfordshire he was knighted at Windsor Castle in 1681. He wrote a history of his ancestral county Hertfordshire entitled 'Historical Antiquities of the County of Hertford' which was published in 1700. It is in this work that the view is found, there was no further edition. The view is dedicated to Sir Ralph Radcliffe by John Drapentier who was born in France about 1650. Drapentier was an etcher and line engraver specialising in portraits and frontispieces. There is a rare North Prospect of the town which appears in only some examples of the book. The view bears the pagination engraved lower left. ESTC R6200; Upcott pp. 333-8 no. 33.8093London: (1700)
GBP150.0Herts England1700nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8093&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8093.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamSpectandum Dedit Ortelius Mortalib. Orbem, Orbi Spectandum Galleus Ortelium325 x 220 mm., later wash colour, with some marginal light waterstain and minor crease, neither affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; This is one of the most famous portraits of a cartographer. Engraved by Philip Galle, it is of Abraham Ortelius (1527-98) at the age of about 50. It was first published in his atlas the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1579. A fine ornate portrait likely taken from the painting by Paul Rubens currently displayed in the Plantin-Moretus Museum. Hind I p. 157. pl. 91; Van den Broecke (1996) pp. 14-15.8818(1579)
GBP350.0World & Celestial1579nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8818&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8818.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THERSNER, UlrikFordna och Narvarande Sverige/ Utsigter af OstergothlandOblong folio, two volumes (375 x 500 mm.), full early red calf, ornate gilt panelling, with ornate gilt raised bands, each compartment with ornate gilt decoration, gilt titles to spine. Some light wear, upper binding of second volume detached from block. With 2 aquatint vignettes to titles and 56 aquatint plates, 5 of which bear two images, with interspersed descriptive text; with aquatint vignette to title and 36 aquatint plates, with interspersed descriptive text.; This fine book on Swedish topography by UlrikThersner (1779-1828) is considered the greatest work on the country. The 'Fordnaoch narvarande Sverige' was published by Thersner who was Danish born. The work continued afterhis death. The plates were executed both in aquatint and lithography, here offered in the more desirable aquantint form..8899Stockholm: ([1823])
GBP5000.0Travel[1823]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8899&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8899a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8899b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8899c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8899d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8899e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOULE, ThomasCity and University of Oxford245 x 185 mm., one or two light foxmarks otherwise in good condition.; From 'Barclay's Dictionary'. Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, map seller and publisher. His finest work is the 'English Counties Delineated' first published in 1837. The publisher was George Virtue who used the same beautiful plates in his publication of Rev. James Barclay's 'Dictionary'. The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps. This plan of Oxford is engraved by James Bingley is attractively decorated with heraldic arms of the city, and the various University Colleges along with views of Christchurch College and Oxford itself.8920London: (1840)
GBP135.0Oxford England1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8920&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8920.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransStockholm/ Stocholm donabat huic operi Hieronymus Scholeus325 x 470 mm., in full wash colour, with Latin text to the verso, evenly toned in the margin, two small wormholes near the upper edge otherwise in good condition.; Two attractive early birds-eye views of Stockholm in Sweden showing the city from the north and south. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This particular item was first published in the fourth volume first issued in 1588. Koeman II B & H 4 no. 38; Van der Krogt 4 41:1.4.8924Cologne: (1588)
GBP850.0Scandinavia1588nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8924&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8924.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamChinae, olim Sinarum Regionis, nova descriptio. Auctore Ludovico Georgio365 x 470 mm., in recent wash colour, with Latin text, small mark in Japan otherwise in good condition.; 'THE FOUNDATION OF EUROPEAN CARTOGRAPHY OF CHINA ... The first European Atlas map of China and the first to properly apply the name China to the region as a whole' (Barron in Chang). It was first published in the 'Additamentum' by Abraham Ortelius in 1584, a supplement to his famous atlas 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. The map is orientated with the west at the top with the Great Wall easily identified. For the first time the fifteen Provinces of China are depicted. Formosa is clearly identified however the town of Macao is incorrectly placed on the eastern shore of the mouth of the Pearl River. Both the Yellow River and the Yangtze are illustrated for the first time and there are five large internal lakes. Upper right is the 'Destertum Dovisival' or the Gobi desert. A portion of western Japan is illustrated with Honshu dissected as are the Philippine Islands, part of Borneo and South East Asia.The map is decorated with four images of the famous wheeled sail carts and several Tartar 'yurt' encampments in the north. The text on the verso identifies 240 towns. It was by far the most accurate one of China and was widely used by cartographers. The Latin text on verso draws on the letters of the Jesuit Bernadino Escalante as published in Seville in 1577 and includes four transcriptions of Chinese characters. The cartography itself is drawn by Ludovicus Georgius, also called Luis Jorge de Barbuda (fl.1575-99). This is an example of the second state with the Philippines named. Chang (2003) pp. 9 & 157, pl. 11; Karrow (1993) 1/152 p. 18; Nebenzahl (2004) 4.6; Van den Broecke, Ortelius Atlas Maps, 164.8939Antwerp: (1584-[1603])
GBP5500.0China1584-[1603]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8939&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8939.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnA New and Accurat Map of the World Drawne According to ye Truest Descriptions Latest Discoveries & Best Observations yt have beene Made by English or Strangers420 x 560 mm., in fine old but not original colour, two minor marks in upper margin otherwise in good condition.; A fine world map from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). This is Speeds classic representation of the world surrounded by allegorical border depictions of the four elements. The alignments of the Heavens and Elements, Figure of the Spheare and illustrations of a solar and lunar eclipse appear in the four corners. Two attractive hemispheres of the heavens are in the centre and the whole is finished off with roundel portraits of the first four circumnavigators.Speed is the most famous of all the English mapmakers. His two most celebrated publications are The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World, first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the Prospect includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. Provenance: private English collection. Cosgrove (2007) p. 74; Phillips (1909-) 488; Shirley (1984) 317; Shirley (2004) T.Spe 1j; Skelton (1970) 92; Wing (1945-51) S4886.8948London: Sold by Tho:Bassett in Fleetstreet and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church Yard(1627-(76))
GBP9500.0World & Celestial1627-(76)nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8948&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8948.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORONELLI, Vincenzo MariaNorwich, Latinis. Nordoucum125 x 180 mm., in good condition.; This plan of Norwich comes from the exceedingly rare 20 volume work entitled 'Teatro della Guerra' published in Naples, 1706-09. It is derived from that of Hermannides published in 1661. The roads and rivers extend to the double ruled borders and upper left is the city's coat of arms. As the title of the work describes it depicted the various theatres of war. It included maps, plans, views and charts. Parts 3 and 4 covered England. Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650-1718) was a Franciscan Friar and the founder of the first Geographical Society. He was an active cartographer, cosmographer, globe maker, author, inventor and engineer, and teacher. Born in Ravenna in 1650 at the age of 15 he entered the Franciscan Order in which he would become Gran Generale in 1699. As he became more interested in cartography he developed an extensive correspondence network around Europe. In 1681 he famously went to Paris to produce 2 four metre globes for Louis XIV which still survive to this day. In 1685 he was made Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic and began teaching geography founding the Academia Cosmographica degli Argonauti in 1688, the worlds first geographical society. He single handedly brought back Italys reputation in the field of cartography. His style of engraving is very distinctive and displays detail without being too busy, it is very attractive to the eye. Arguably his most famous publication was the 'Atlante Veneto' in 1691. Armao 62; Fordham 'Town Plans of the British Isles', in 'Map Collectors' Circle' no. 22 p. 11; Frostick (2002) no. 18; Nordenskiold Collection 59; Shirley (2004) T.Coro 15a.8950Venice: (1706)
GBP395.0Norfolk England1706nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8950&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8950.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORONELLI, Vincenzo MariaNordwich, Capitale del Contado di Norfolck125 x 180 mm., in good condition.; This plan of Norwich comes from the exceedingly rare 20 volume work entitled 'Teatro della Guerra' published in Naples, 1706-09. It is derived Frostick believed from the Valegio plan of 1595. The roads and rivers extend to the double ruled borders, upper left are the city's coat of arms whilst upper right are the Royal Arms. As the title of the work describes it depicted the various theatres of war. It included maps, plans, views and charts. Parts 3 and 4 covered England. Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650-1718) was a Franciscan Friar and the founder of the first Geographical Society. He was an active cartographer, cosmographer, globe maker, author, inventor and engineer, and teacher. Born in Ravenna in 1650 at the age of 15 he entered the Franciscan Order in which he would become Gran Generale in 1699. As he became more interested in cartography he developed an extensive correspondence network around Europe. In 1681 he famously went to Paris to produce 2 four metre globes for Louis XIV which still survive to this day. In 1685 he was made Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic and began teaching geography founding the Academia Cosmographica degli Argonauti in 1688, the worlds first geographical society. He single handedly brought back Italys reputation in the field of cartography. His style of engraving is very distinctive and displays detail without being too busy, it is very attractive to the eye. Arguably his most famous publication was the 'Atlante Veneto' in 1691. Armao 62; Fordham 'Town Plans of the British Isles', in 'Map Collectors' Circle' no. 22 p. 11; Frostick (2002) no. 19; Nordenskiold Collection 59; Shirley (2004) T.Coro 15a.8951Venice: (1706)
GBP395.0Norfolk England1706nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8951&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8951.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORBRIDGE, JamesAn Actual Survey of the County of Norfolk, to w.ch will be added an Actual Survey of ye County of Suffolk515 x 700 mm., early outline colour, with light vertical fold parallel to the centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; James Corbridge was a surveyor in Norwich in the first half of the eighteenth century. He produced numerous estate plans but is best known for his large scale maps of Norfolk, Norwich and Great Yarmouth. His career began in Newcastle and amongst his early work is the first plan of the town. In the early 1720s he moved to Norwich and in 1730 he published his great large scale map of the county of Norfolk, the first to be printed. In 1735 he published this large single sheet reduction complete with extensive lists of the towns and villages in the county in surrounding panels. Each is keyed to the map and has their Hundred identified along with the distance in miles from Norwich. Circles of distance from Kings Lynn and Norwich radiate the map. The coastline is decorated with ornate images of seven boats and ships. Top centre can be found Corbridges dedication to Baron Walpole. The map is engraved to the scale of three miles to the inch, each grid marking three miles. The year after the publication of the larger map Thomas Goddard and William Chase published a pirated copy. In this reduction by Corbridge he could not resist having a go at them about the scale of miles stating lower right I refer them to Mr. Chase and his Map (if they doubt my Scale of Miles which contains 1760 yards) for if I mistake not he has given three Scales to his Map which he calls Great Middle and Small, things Uncommon in Surveys of Countys and as useless as the 3 heads Imployd in Copying My Late Map of Norfolk. Thomas and John Bowles and Robert Sayer were the publishers of the second edition of the Norwich town plan, the original map of Norfolk and this plate. In the summer of 1779 John Bowles died and his business was acquired by Robert Wilkinson by the end of the year. The map is NOT LISTED IN RODGERS list of large scale maps and only one example appears to have ever appeared at auction. According to Raymond Frostick this is the third of four known states. Frostick, James Corbridge, 'IMCoS Journal' no. 115 pp. 33-40; Frostick Norfolk 29.3; not in Rodger.8953London: Thomas Bowles, Robert Wilkinson and Robert Sayer(1735-[c.79])
GBP1500.0Norfolk England1735-[c.79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8953&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8953.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDFORD, George & RICHES, Thomas HurryPlates To The History of UxbridgeQuarto (295 x 230 mm.), paper boards with paper label to upper cover 'Plates To The History of Uxbridge. [rule] By Redford & Riches', spine worn. With half title and 10 aquatint plates, 1 copper plate and 2 woodcut engravings. In good condition.; PROOF IMPRESSIONS in QUARTO FORMAT. George Redford and Thomas Hurry Riches published the 'History of the Ancient Town and Borough of Uxbridge' in octavo format with text in 1818. The verso of page xi of the Preface in that book states that 'Proof Impressions of the Plates, the Fac-Simile, & c. & c. on quarto paper, may be had of the publishers, in complete sets, price 15 shillings'. The plates are all nice dark impressions. Refer Anderson p. 177.8970Uxbridge: ([1818])
GBP150.0British Topography[1818]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8970&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8970a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8970b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8970c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8970d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8970e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte du Gouvernement Ecclesiastique Civil et Militaire de L'Empire de L'Ordre Teutonique, et de Malte, et des Villes Anseatiques345 x 450 mm., full wash colour, in good condition.; This plate illustrates the ecclesiastical civil and military structure of Knights of Malta, the Teutonic Order, structures with ancient lineage. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.8978Amsterdam: (1708)
GBP125.0Mediterranean1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8978&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8978.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamDescription d'un des Plus Fameux Temples des Chinois, avec leurs Principales Idoles345 x 450 mm., full wash colour, in good condition.; This plate illustrates the famous pagoda in Fokien Province flanked by other Chinese divine images. It was published in the fifth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.8979Amsterdam: (1719)
GBP125.0China1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8979&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8979.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamHabillemens d'Hommes & de Femmes de Diverses Provinces de la Chine avec un des Plus Beaux Monumens de ce Pais-La380 x 430 mm., full wash colour, in good condition.; This plate describes and illustrates the lifestyles of the different provinces of China. The central illustration is of a bridge in the Province of Xensi, it is surrounded by 11 vignettes of Chinese figures. It was published in the fifth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.8981Amsterdam: (1719)
GBP125.0China1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8981&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8981.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte pour Donner une Ide General du Gouvernement d'Ecosse; l'Ordre de la Marche ou Cavalcade de l'Assemblee de son Parlement ...360 x 455 mm., full wash colour, small tear in upper margin not affecting the image otherwise in good condition.; The ONLY KNOWN ILLUSTRATION OF THE RIDING OPENING THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT. Before the Union of 1707 the annual opening of the Scottish Parliament was occasioned a famous procession from Holyrood House to Parliament House. Here all of the dignitaries are shown leaving Holyrood lower left and making their way to Parliament top centre. Each individual or group is identified and the inside of the Parliament is illustrated. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.8982Amsterdam: (1708)
GBP495.0Scotland1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8982&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8982.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamNouvelle Carte pour Introduire a la Geographie et a la Genealogie des Rois d'Angleterre et d'Ecosse avec Diverses Remarques pour le Secours de la Chronologie et de l'Histoire380 x 940 mm., two sheets joined as one as issued, in full wash colour, in good condition.; A magnificent display of the Royal family tree of the British Isles. It features four maps of England, Scotland, Ireland and France whose cartography is derived from Guillaume de L'Isle. Each are accompanied by their respective coats of arms. The English throne begins at Egbert in 837 upper left, the Scottish with Fergus I in the year 3671. Keys list the remarkable battles in England and against France. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; not in Shirley British Isles; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.8986Amsterdam: (1708)
GBP295.0British Isles1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8986&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert and BERRY, WilliamA Map of the Sea Coast of England France and Holland200 x 175 mm., early outline colour, with extended margin to the right side, two minor centrefold splits either side, otherwise in good condition.; An extremely rare sea chart of the English Channel and North Sea engraved by Francis Lamb. A first state with typographic side panels including keys to the letters on the map survives bound into an undated example of Robert Morden's 'Geography Rectified' in the British Library (Maps C.39.a.11) dated to c.1687. The left side is keyed to the English coast, the right side keyed to the Dutch coast. However the address of William Berry in the title is for the premises occupied between 1672 and 1676. "Two of the most active publishers and mapsellers in London during the end of the seventeenth century were Robert Morden (fl. 1669-d.1703) and William Berry (1639-1718). At the beginning of their careers it appears they worked in partnership. The 'Term Catalogues' detail publications together between 1673 and 1677. Most early records, including those of the diarist Samuel Pepys, refer to their activity in the production of globes. The last known evidence of a partnership was their petition to the crown in September 1678 for a licence to produce a folio atlas of the world in an alphabeticall manner. This would become the sole production of Berry. Morden and Berry would both sell Richard Daniels map of c.1679. Morden began with a shop shortly after the Great Fire of 1666. His reputation is underrated, indeed Worms describes him as a prolific and inventive map maker whose critical reputation despite a string of innovations, remains undeservedly low (Burden).The atlas contains maps first printed in the 1680 edition of Morden's 'Geography Rectified'. In 1688 a new edition was published with a new series of copper plate maps. A further clue to the date of issue of this second state might be another very similar map engraved by Herman Moll entitled 'A New Map of the Sea Coast of England Holland & France' by John Taylor and Thomas Newbery which is dated 22 October 1688 (BL Maps 1068.(7)). The date is significant for this is the year of the Glorious Revolution in England when William, Prince of Orange, was invited to England to take the throne as William III. In October William had made his first attempt to sail to England only to be turned back by inclement weather. He finally arrived at Torbay on 5 November 1688. This Morden and Berry map undated in the first state is here dated 1688 for similar reasons.This second state has had the two side keys engraved on the map itself, in doing so the previous title has had to be re-engraved and slightly re-worded. The key to the Dutch coast replaces the scale which is re-engraved at the top of the map. Likewise the rhumb lines appear to have been either erased or worn with use. This second state is found in an example of 'Twenty four New and Accurate Maps of the several Parts of Europe' 1707 bound with Robert Morden's 'Fifty Six New and Accurate Maps' of the English Counties' in the British Library (Maps C.24.b.25). The addition of 'Pag. 77' upper right has not been linked to any known work. Provenance: private English collection. Baynton-Williams MapForum no. 13 'Collation Hermann Moll's 'Maps of the Several Parts of Europe''; Burden (2007) 431; Shirley BL T.Moll 2a no. 24 & T.Mord 2b no. 3; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8772London: R. Morden and W. Berry at the Atlas in Cornhill and at the Globe between Charing-Cross and White-Hall(c.1675-[88])
GBP650.0Hants Sussex Kent Essex Suffolk Norfolk Lincs Yorks Englandc.1675-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8772&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8772.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert and BERRY, WilliamA New Mapp of the Sea Coasts of England, France and Holland435 x 550 mm., a tear runs between Flanders and France, there are two others above, two more smaller tears are along the lower margin, and one on the left side. Similarly a small thumbnail sized area has been filled in lower left of the title where there has been some loss at the fold. All tears have been professionally restored and the whole has been re-margined, not backed, and some of the engraved neatline is lacking on the right, otherwise in good condition.; An UNRECORDED AND APPARENTLY UNIQUE EXAMPLE of a sea chart of the English Channel and North Sea engraved by Francis Lamb. The address given in the imprint by William Berry was occupied by him in the period 1672-76. This chart was likely published at the time of the Third Anglo-Dutch War 1672-74. Morden and Berry had already published a map of the Seventeen Provinces of the Low Countries at the outbreak of hostilities. England declared war at the end of March 1672 and in the 'London Gazette' for 2-6 May were already advertising the map. It is highly likely that this chart was issued at a similar time. There is no mention retrospectively of any aspects of the war which might support an argument that says it was issued to illustrate the forthcoming conflict."Two of the most active publishers and mapsellers in London during the end of the seventeenth century were Robert Morden (fl. 1669-d.1703) and William Berry (1639-1718). At the beginning of their careers it appears they worked in partnership. The 'Term Catalogues' detail publications together between 1673 and 1677. Most early records, including those of the diarist Samuel Pepys, refer to their activity in the production of globes. The last known evidence of a partnership was their petition to the crown in September 1678 for a licence to produce a folio atlas of the world in an alphabeticall manner. This would become the sole production of Berry. Morden and Berry would both sell Richard Daniels map of c.1679. Morden began with a shop shortly after the Great Fire of 1666. His reputation is underrated, indeed Worms describes him as a prolific and inventive map maker whose critical reputation despite a string of innovations, remains undeservedly low." (Burden).The map is engraved by Francis Lamb (fl.1667-1701). It extends from Normandy and Southampton to Texel and York and is centred on the Straits of Dover. An extensive search has revealed that this appears to be the only known example. Further research also identifies that the plate was purchased soon after by John Seller and is found included three known atlases. These are the 'Atlas Maritimus' owned by the Earl of Essex and those at Yale (CBA Atlas Folio A); BL Maps 1066.(6). When Seller entered financial difficulties and went into a partnership otherwise referred to as the Combine in 1677 a third state was issued. Examples of the map in this state have been located in three further atlases; Library of Congress 'Atlas Maritimus' (Phillips 4150); BL untitled atlas (Maps C.27.d.17) M.Sell 4a no. 53; NMM Thornton 'Atlas Maritimus' Sanderson 449 no. 10. A reduction of this map was also published by Morden and Berry at a similar date using the same addresses. Provenance: Clive A. Burden Ltd; private English collection. Burden (2007) 431; Tyacke (1978) no. 11; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8773London: (c.1672)
GBP2950.0Hants Sussex Kent Essex Suffolk Norfolk Lincs Yorks Englandc.1672nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8773&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8773.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NORDEN, JohnMyddlesex175 x 210 mm., close margins as usual, otherwise in good condition.; THE FIRST PRINTED MAP OF MIDDLESEX. John Norden (c.1547-1625) is noted as being the first person to undertake a complete series of county histories. Unfortunately he suffered financial issues during his life which limited the reach of the project. This is largely due to the Puritan tracts he wrote to raise money and his flattering dedication to Essex shortly before the uprising of 1599 set him so far out of political favour that he never received the patronage necessary to finance expensive surveys (Globe). The first part which covered Middlesex was successfully published at Norden's expense in 1593. Hertfordshire followed in 1598 but no others were published during his lifetime although manuscripts of some do survive. The original manuscript of Middlesex survives in one example without any maps.Of the three engraved maps that of London is signed by Pieter van den Keere as engraver and it is presumed he was responsible for those of Westminster and Middlesex also. Nordens map was the first of the county to display roads and the internal divisions. The system of a graticule was also a first. The maps display the location of all of Elizabeths Palaces and contains a copper mill. Norden recorded remarkable detail for such a small map. Norden keys Houses of Nobilitie, Houses of Knights, Gent &, Hospitales, Places where battells have bene and Decayde places.Barber, Peter. (2007). Mapmaking in England, ca.1470-1650 in The History of Cartography volume 3 part 2 pp. 1632-4; Hind I pp. 195-205, 210-11 pl. 116; Kitchen, Frank. (1997). John Norden (c.1547-1625): Estate Surveyor, Topographer, County Mapmaker and Devotional Writer, in Imago Mundi no. 49 pp. 43-61; Lawrence, Heather. (1989). John Norden and his colleagues: surveyors of Crown Lands, in The Map Collector no. 49 pp. 25-8; Schilder (2007) 'Monumenta Cartographica Neerlandica', vol. 8. pp. 329-32; Upcott (1968) II p. 582; Worms, Laurence. (2007). The London Map Trade to 1640 in The History of Cartography volume 3 part 2 pp. 1705-6; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8851London: (1593)
GBP750.0Middx England1593noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8851&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8851.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOULE, ThomasCity and University of Oxford245 x 185 mm., in attractive recent colour, in good condition.; From 'Barclay's Dictionary'. Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, map seller and publisher. His finest work is the 'English Counties Delineated' first published in 1837. The publisher was George Virtue who used the same beautiful plates in his publication of Rev. James Barclay's 'Dictionary'. The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps. This plan of Oxford is engraved by James Bingley is attractively decorated with heraldic arms of the city, and the various University Colleges along with views of Christchurch College and Oxford itself.8940London: (1840)
GBP160.0Oxford England1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8940&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8940.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LOGGAN, DavidNova & Accuratissima Celeberrimae Universitatis Civitatisque Oxoniensis Scenographia415 x 535 mm., cut close along the bottom just affecting the neatline, otherwise in good condition.; David Loggan's beautiful plan of the city of Oxford from BEN JONSON'S COPY OF THE SPEED ATLAS of 1631. Ben Jonson's (1572- 1637) library is celebrated as being the first of a major literary figure to survive in any great quantity. David McPherson in his 1974 work identifies 206 books, mostly in institutions. The Speed was his only atlas and was 'unquestionably the most luxurious and valuable book he is known to have owned' (Quaritch). The atlas was described as being rebound in the late seventeenth century at which point no doubt this plate by Loggan was inserted. It is an example of the first state of one of the earliest plans of the city as published in Loggan's magnificent 'Oxonia Illustrata' published in Oxford 1675. The book is generally considered one of the finest English engraved topographical works of the seventeenth century. The city is depicted with remarkable accuracy and bears a numbered key to churches, colleges and other major buildings.Loggan (1635-1700?) was born in Danzig and came to England about 1653. By 1665 he was living near Oxford and in 1669 was appointed engraver to the University. In the year the 'Oxonia' was published he married. The work often thought to have been printed at the Sheldonian was in fact run off at Leonard Lichfield's house in Holywell. "No records concerning Jonson's honorary degree from Cambridge or of the Oxford conferral survive, but in July 1619 Jonson was formally inducted into the Oxford degree, and, according to Anthony Wood, spent some time in residence at Christ Church at the invitation of his old friend Richard Corbett (Wood, Ath. Oxon., 1st edn, 1.518). Jonson later extended the circle of his Oxford friendships to include the learned group (of which Hobbes, Chillingworth, and Clarendon, were prominent members) which gathered at the house of Lucius Cary, Lord Falkland, at Great Tew." (ODNB).Provenance: Lord Egerton of Tatton Park, Cheshire; Sotheby's London 14 December 1953 lot 650 (the atlas) for 200 to Gledhill; Bernard Quaritch Ltd., c.1985. Griffiths 'The Print in Stuart Britain 1603-1689' pp. 201-03; McPherson, David (1974) 'Ben Jonson's Library and Marginalia: An Annotated Catalogue', in 'Studies in Philology, 71 no. 176; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library', T.Spe 1f & 2b; Skelton (1970) 18; Upcott Oxford 34; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).8945Oxford: (1675)
GBP1950.0Oxford England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8945&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8945.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JENNER, Thomas - GARRETT, JohnThe Mappe of Norfolke, Suffolke, Cambridgeshire, Bedford, Hartford, Buckingham, Oxford, Northapton, Warwick, Huntigto and Lecester Shires, & Rutland, part of Lincolne, Nottingh, Darbye, Glocester, & Barck Shires, & of the County of Essex390 x 520 mm., early outline colour, with good sized margins, upper left corner reinstated, otherwise in good condition.; This map is part of the great Quartermasters Map. It is known as this because of the general title referring to its usefulness to all Comanders for Quarteringe of Souldiers, & all sorts of Persons, that would be informed, Where the Armies be; never so Commodiously drawne before this. 1644. It was as stated used widely during the English Civil War, particularly by the Parliamentarians with whom the publisher Thomas Jenners sympathies lay. Jenner (fl. c.1618-73, d.1673) was a print and mapseller who set up in business at the White Bear in Cornhill about 1618. Until the impending Civil War Jenner was not known for cartographic material. Then in 1643 he published a revised edition of the 'Direction for the English Traviller' whose plates he had acquired from his printer Matthew Simmons. Jenner had timed his move perfectly. Demand for maps and tools to help the large numbers of people moving about the country at the time of the Civil War was on the increase. The market for the little atlas clearly proved so great that he was attracted to do more. He engaged the services of the noted engraver Wenceslaus Hollar to etch a reduction of Christopher Saxtons great wall map of 1583. This would enable his customers to have a more detailed and yet still portable map of England and Wales.Hollar (1607-77) is described by Pennington in glowing terms: Of all etchers, Hollar is certainly the most varied in subject, one of the most accomplished in technique, and with a style that is full of a charm, a humour, and a good nature that are evidently the character of the man himself. He was born in Prague and made his way to England in the party of Lord Arundel arriving in London in late December 1636. By 1644 Hollar had already done some work for Jenner which included working on at least two of the re-engraved plates for the 'Direction for the English Traviller' published in 1643. The published history of the Quartermasters Map is long and complicated extending to 1824. Its earliest form is that which bears the date 1644 on the title. The plates were then acquired by John Garrett who issued the third edition in 1675. It was revised almost immediately in to a fourth edition the following year. In 1688 single line roads were added to those double-lined which had only just been introduced. It is this edition from which this plate comes. It is the fourth state of this particular plate which covers East Anglia and much of the midlands. Harley & Skelton (1972); Pennington (1982) 652-7; Shirley (1980) no. 537; Wing H2447.8956London: (1644-[88])
GBP650.0Norfolk Suffolk Cambs Beds Herts Bucks Oxford Northants Warwick Hunts Leics Rutland Lincs Notts Derby Glos Berks Essex England1644-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8956&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8956.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LILY, George - RE, Sebastian diBritanniae Insulae Quae Nunc Angliae Et Scotiae Regna Continet Cum Hibernia Adiacente Nova Descriptio400 x 545 mm., with extended margins as usual, very slight loss or neatline upper right side, otherwise in good condition.; "During the middle of the sixteenth century in Italy many map dealers and publishers started to bind together to order collections of various separately issued maps. This preserved much of the fine early material produced that would otherwise have been lost through the years. The two main sources of printed maps were Rome and Venice" (Burden). This superb early depiction of the British Isles is derived from the two-sheet one by George Lily (c.1510-59) printed in Rome in 1546. It is the first separately published map of the British Isles and recognised as the first modern map of the region. Its sources were numerous with many up-to-date, the big improvement was in the depiction of Scotland. Lily was a son of the famous grammarian, or linguist, William Lily and was under the patronage of Reginald Pole, with whom he returned from Italy in 1556. He was a noted historian and Catholic exile in Rome. Unfortunately that map is of remarkable rarity with just 15 examples currently recorded.Of the original highly influential map there were more than a dozen later derivatives. In 1549 two woodcut maps were published in Antwerp both of which survive in just one known example. Similarly one by Matteo Pagano in Venice also a woodcut is known in just one example. The first copper plate version was published in Rome in 1556 which is unsigned and bears the newly formed Jesuit Society insignia 'IHS' lower right by which it is usually known. "Of the Tramezzino family, Francesco worked in Rome and his brother Michele in Venice" (Burden). The latter (d.1579), who is the publisher of this map, employed Sebastian de Re to engrave this version. A simple title in a scroll appears upper right, below is a large textual cartouche bearing the imprint and date. Below this the scale of miles is present. Degrees of longitude and latitude are marked and all four cardinals are named. All Cathedral cities are noted as before. Two later states of the plate exist both surviving in one known example. Provenance: private English collection since circa 1981. Burden (1996-2007) refer no. 22; Karrow (1993) p. 270; Lynam (1934); Shirley (1991) no. 63; Taylor (1968) I p. 16; Tooley (1939) no. 271; Tooley (1999-2004).8957Rome: Michele Tramezzino(1558)
GBP25000.0British Isles1558nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8957&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8957.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROCQUE, JohnA New and Accurate Survey of the Cities of London and of Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, with the Country about it for nineteen Miles in length and thirteen in Depth ...Folio (540 x 370 mm.), recent half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands, gilt tooling to bands and compartments and red lettered title label, retaining original first blank endpaper. With title-page printed in red and black in English, Latin and French including an engraved vignette featuring the Arms of the City of London, a two-page list of subscribers and 16 double-page maps. One or two repairs in the lower margin or centrefold, some very light soiling, otherwise in good condition.; THE EARL OF ROSEBERY'S COPY OF AN EARLY STATE OF ROCQUE'S FAMOUS 16 SHEET SURVEY OF LONDON, NOT RECORDED in either Darlington & Howgego or Baynton-Williams. Jean Rocque (c.1704-62), to use his native name, was a Huguenot migr who with his family settled in England by about 1709. By 1734 he was a surveyor, engraver and publisher and worked first in the region of Soho, a known centre for French emigrants. His next move was to the outskirts of London at the time in Piccadilly. His early work appears to be related to garden design as his brother Bartholomew was a landscape gardener. Indeed the region of Piccadilly at the time was renowned for its gardens, and suppliers of material for them. The connection to engraving possibly came about due to their cousin, also Bartholomew who worked as one in Mannheim, Germany. John Rocques earliest works reflect these beginnings many of which were of gardens or estates. The first was of Richmond Gardens, now Kew, in 1734.He progressed towards town plans as he noted these were poorly mapped, and with the burgeoning wealth of the time there was a growing demand for them. In conjunction with John Pine he began in 1737 work on a plan of London, obviously an enormous task it would be 1744 before it was finished. By then it appears that he had sold his partnership in the project to John Tinney. The finances were clearly strained; the final work in 24 sheets was published in October 1746. In 1741 Rocque began work on a further London survey this time taking in the environs. It is possible to surmise that it was about 1741 that Rocque relinquished his share in the 24 sheet plan. The environs would be of more value to Rocque as it covered many estates which would likely bring further business. The work for this map was completed in 1745 although the first sheet was published 13 February 1744. The remaining were issued over a period of months and completed around May of 1746 in 16 sheets, a few months prior to the 24 sheet map. Although this map is not to the same scale as the 24 sheet which is focused more on the city. It is in some ways more interesting as many of the present day inner suburbs are here fields and farms with small villages. These are all depicted at the large scale of five and half inches to the mile. The whole work measures 1450 x 1800 mm.'It is hard to understate Rocques importance. While other mapmakers had issued such large-scale maps before, no individual had attempted such a broad range. Perhaps more importantly, Rocque began work at a time when English mapmaking was at a low ebb, with much of the material being published being long out of date. His work made an enormous contribution to the impetus for what has been termed the Remapping of England' (Baynton-Williams).The map extends from Canonbury to Mile End, St. Georges Fields and Osterley. This state of the map is not recorded in Darlington and Howgego or Baynton-Williams. Neither reference work cites an example lacking the Latin and French titles which would later flank the English title above the map itself. However the map itself conforms to Darlington & Howgegos (D & H) second state, the first edition with the addition of Whitechapel Mount etc. This example bears a revised title dated 1748. It is not uncommon to find such a variation of content. The Earl of Rosebery (1847-1929) was a lifelong bibliophile and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1894-95. A good example of one of the first and finest plans of London in the Georgian era. Provenance: with the bookplate of Archibald Philip Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery. He built 'one of the most remarkable book collections of his day, distributed amongst his libraries at Dalmeny, Barnbougle, Mentmore, the Durdens, Villa Rosebery, near Naples and his London residence in Berkeley Square' (Sotheby's Introduction to a catalogue of his books 29 October 2009). Barker, Felix & Jackson, Peter. (1990). The History of London in Maps pp. 54-65; Barber (2012) London pp. 110-11; Baynton-Williams, Ashley 26 (this state not listed); Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 94 (this state not listed); ESTC N4897; ODNB; Varley, J. (1948). John Rocque: engraver, surveyor, cartographer and map-seller, in Imago Mundi, 5, 8391.8960London: John Rocque next the Duke of Grafton's Head, in Hide-Park-Road ... Printed by W. Edwards(1746-[48])
GBP13500.0Middx Surrey England1746-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8960&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8960a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8960b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8960c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8960d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - WILLDEY, GeorgeGlamorga Shire Discribed by CS, Corrected and Amended by P Lea330 x 480 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; A fine example of one of the rarest states of the Christopher Saxton map of Glamorgan. With inset plans of Cardyfe and Landaffe. Only five examples of the atlas survive. At first glance one might be inclined to think this is the Philip Lea edition however closer examination reveals the presence of George Willdey's imprint lower right. The date of the death of Philip Leas widow Anne is unknown but on 5 August 1730 the "Daily Journal" carried an advertisement announcing the sale by auction of "all the Copper Plates belonging to the Estate of Mrs. Anne Lea, deceased ... with all the County Maps of Great Britain and Ireland". From 1709 early in his career Willdey was advertising maps for sale. Willdeys first advertisement announcing the county plates was placed in the Daily Post for 3 February 1732 (illustrated in Hodson I p. 142). They were sold individually for 4d. each. In none his adverts up to his death in November 1737 does he mention the county maps be bound as an atlas with a title-page. However in 1721 when advertising his series of two sheet maps he stated that This Set of Maps may be fitted up several ways and sizes, or bound in a Book, or sold single, to fit Gentlemens Conveniency ... It can be assumed that he would be just as accommodating with the single sheet county maps and that therefore a c.1732 date is reasonable for the atlas.Willdeys last advert was placed in the 'Daily Post', 12 November 1737, which carried in its news columns the announcement that Yesterday Morning died of an Apopletick Fit, Mr. Willdey, who kept the noted great Toyshop at the Corner of Ludgate-street by St. Pauls; said to have died very rich. Curiously although all the newspapers agreed he died on 11 November his will is signed 12 November. The business was continued by Thomas Willdey although it is not clear whether this his Georges brother, or son. Thomas died in 1748 and the business was closed as there were many creditors. Hodson I no. 183; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library', T.Sax 1j.9000London: George Willdey the Corner of Ludgate Street near St. Paul's(1579-[c.1732])
GBP750.0Wales1579-[c.1732]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9000&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9000.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanPenbrochia Comitatus et Comitatus Caermaridunum410 x 530 mm., early outline colour in good condition.; Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his 'Novus Atlas' first published in 1645 focused on England and Wales. Blaeu established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This very decorative map of Pembroke is from the French text edition of 1645, it was re-issued in 1646 and 1648 with the same text setting. Booth (1977) pp. 44-8; Koeman Bl 42A 341; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5530:2; Skelton (1970) 28.9006Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP450.0Wales1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9006&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9006.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanHantonia sive Southantonensis Comitatus vulgo Hant-Shire410 x 500 mm., early outline colour with German text to the verso, with generous margins and in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5220:2.9007Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP625.0Hants England1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9007&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9007.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanOxonium Comitatus, vulgo Oxford Shire390 x 510 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map is one of the most desirable in the atlas covering the county of Oxfordshire. The Arms of Oxford's colleges are along the sides along with their dates of founding. An ornate title cartouche depicts two scholars. With a view of a stone circle on the verso in early wash colour. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5265:2.9008Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP575.0Oxford England1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9008&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9008.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanCantabrigiensis Comitatus; Cambridge Shire420 x 525 mm., in early outline colour, in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map is one of the most desirable in the atlas covering the county of Cambridgeshire. The Arms of Cambridge University Colleges are along the sides along with their dates of founding. An ornate title cartouche bears the Royal Arms to its left. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5300:2.9009Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP575.0Cambs England1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9009&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanDarbiensis Comitatus Vernaculi Darbieshire390 x 500 mm., early outline colour and in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Derbyshire bears the arms of nobles in the county along with the Royal Coat of Arms. The title cartouche lower left is particularly attractive. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44.9010Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP500.0Derby England1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9010&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanWallia Principatus vulgo Wales390 x 500 mm., early outline colour and in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This attractive map of Wales bears an ornate title upper right which is held aloft by cherubs beneath which are the arms of Wales, Bangor, St. Assaph, St. Davids and Llandaf. Below that is the dedication to King Charles I surmounted by the Royal Arms. The map itself is largely derived from that of John Speed. It is one of the more beautiful maps of Wales. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Booth (1977) no. 14; Koeman Bl47D; Roberts, Iolo & Menai Printed Maps of the whole of Wales 1573-1837 Part 1 in The Map Collector no. 68 pp. 34-9; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5500:2.9012Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP650.0Wales1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9012&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9012.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanLancastria Palatinatus390 x 480 cms., in early outline colour, light mark in the upper margin outside the image otherwise in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Lancashire bears attractive coats of arms and an ornate title cartouche in the upper right. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Koeman Bl47D; Saunders p. 34; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5375:2.9014Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP575.0Lancs England1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9014&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9014.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, DidierPartie Meridionale de la Russie Europeenne485 x 605 mm., in early outline colour, lower centrefold split repaired as often, otherwise in good condition.; A map of southern Russia by Didier Robert de Vaugondy in a state UNRECORDED by Pedley. In the first state of this map there is no inset of 'Nouvelle Servie' lower right. Pedley only refers to the one state. Refer Pedley 78.8895Paris: (1752)
GBP95.0Russia1752nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8895&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8895.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]Goupil & CieCatalogue de la Maison Goupil & CieQuarto (280 x 200 mm.), with original publishers paper wrapper, pp. iv, 103. Small area of loss on upper cover, otherwise in good condition.; The publisher Goupil & Cie's Catalogue listing 103 pages worth of items available for sale. These include 'gravures, photogravures, lithographies, typogravures, albums et collections'. The firm published some of the finest prints of the day and had offices in Paris, London and New York. Jean-Baptiste Michel Adolphe Goupil (1806-93) is the founder of the firm and there was a Goupil Museum opened in Bordeaux in 1991. The firm had connections with Vincent van Gogh and Toulouse-Lautrec amongst many other famous artists of the day.8898Paris: (1909)
GBP150.0Natural History, Decorative & Science1909nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8898&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8898.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BACON, George Washington & Co. Ltd.UndergrounD Map of London1010 x 1265 mm., colour printed lithographic map with blue edged border all the way around, with original folds in very good condition.; An unusual Quad-Royal poster of the London Underground in that it is laid onto a map of Central London at the scale of just under 7 inches to the mile. A note in the upper margin states 'Southgate extension of the Piccadilly Railway from Finsbury Park is now under construction ...', this helps in dating it as the Southgate station opened on 13 March 1933. In 1933 the iconic Underground design by Harry Beck was first published. In this the lines of the Underground are colour coded and do not detract from the street plan itself. Red circles denote the stations which are reminiscent of the earlier design introduced in 1908. Stingemore style lines are shown in different colours.It extends from Willesden Green top left, Drayton Park and Holloway Road top right, Oval lower right, Hammersmith and Walham Green lower left and London Bridge and the Oval stations lower right. The imprints in the lower margin read from left to right 'Drawn by G.W. Bacon & Co., Ltd.', centre 'Copyright map by Roadway Timetables, Bookings & Publications Ltd, Roadway Corner, Warwick Street, London W.1.', and to the right 'Litho - J.Weiner Ltd, London W.C.1.' David Leboff and Tim Demuth, 'No need to ask! : Early maps of London's Underground Railways', p. 76 has a full page illustration of this map (lacking the blue border), with details on the opposite page.9018London: Roadway Timetables, Bookings & Publications Ltd,([1932])
GBP2950.0Middx England[1932]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9018&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9018a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9018b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DEN KEERE, PieterThe Bishoprick of Durham85 x 125 mm., small paper fault lower margin otherwise in good condition.; Pieter van den Keere first engraved these plates c.1599 which were eventually published in 1617 by Willem Blaeu in a Latin edition of William Camden's 'Britannia'. The plates were next published in England by George Humble under the title of 'England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland Described' in 1627. The English issues came to be known as 'miniature Speed's' as Humble also published the folio John Speed atlas, and here utilised the text. Various editions up to 1676 were published. Skelton 17.9020London: (1627-[c.32])
GBP60.0Durham England1627-[c.32]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9020&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9020.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Denbighshire & Flintshire)250 x 335 mm., in fine modern wash colour, in good condition; From the 'Poly-Olbion' by Michael Drayton (1563-1631). Drayton began writing his longest poem in 1598, it was first published in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside and was accompanied by a set of desirable allegorical maps. This is an example of the second state issued in the first complete edition in 1613 with the addition of a page number at the upper edge. Booth pp. 35-7; Skelton no. 8.9025London: (1612)
GBP225.0Wales1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9025&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9025.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - HOLE, WilliamCaernarvo Comitatus pars olim Ordovicum255 x 310 mm., in good condition.; This is from an edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. This map of Glamorgan in South Wales engraved by William Hole is from the second fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work and the first without text on the verso. An example of the second state. Chubb 18; Evans (1964) MCC no. 13 p. 6; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.9027London: (1607-[37])
GBP110.0Wales1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9027&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9027.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesBristol Channel. Swansea and Neath Surveyed by Lieut. H.M. Denham R.N. 1830325 x 455 mm., with two lighthouses coloured red and yellow, very small tear in left margin not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; The chart extends from Newton in the west to Port Talbot in the east. The latter already hosts two railway lines and a copper works. The town of Neath is found upper right and Swansea is already a bustling community. The area was surveyed by Lieutenant H.M. Denham of the Royal Navy in 1830, this chart being the result.9028London: Hydrographic Office(1839)
GBP175.0Wales1839nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9028&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9028.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - TURPIN, HomanCarnarvan Sh:92 x 57 mm., early outline colour, laid on paper as always issued, in good condition.; A rare later state of Robert Mordens playing cards first published in 1676. From A Brief Description of England and Wales by Homan Turpin. The whereabouts of the plates since Morden last issued them is unknown, but they eventually came into Turpins possession. He was a bookseller working at the imprint address from 1764 to 1787 who interestingly traded in second-hand books and buying libraries. The date of their issue is speculative, as none of the six known Turpin catalogues list the cards it has been presumed to have been issued late in his career. There are no suit marks present although the numeration in Roman and Arabic may still be found as this was part of the engraved plate. Refer Booth pp.59-60; Hodson no. 273; Mann & Kingsley Playing Cards, in Map Collector Series no. 87 p. 26, 3.3.9031London: (c.1785)
GBP395.0Walesc.1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9031&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9031.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - TURPIN, HomanCarmarthen Sh:92 x 57 mm., early outline colour, laid on paper as always issued, in good condition.; A rare later state of Robert Mordens playing cards first published in 1676. From A Brief Description of England and Wales by Homan Turpin. The whereabouts of the plates since Morden last issued them is unknown, but they eventually came into Turpins possession. He was a bookseller working at the imprint address from 1764 to 1787 who interestingly traded in second-hand books and buying libraries. The date of their issue is speculative, as none of the six known Turpin catalogues list the cards it has been presumed to have been issued late in his career. There are no suit marks present although the numeration in Roman and Arabic may still be found as this was part of the engraved plate. Refer Booth pp.59-60; Hodson no. 273; Mann & Kingsley Playing Cards, in Map Collector Series no. 87 p. 26, 3.3.9032London: (c.1785)
GBP395.0Walesc.1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9032&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9032.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - TURPIN, HomanCardigan Sh:92 x 57 mm., early outline colour, laid on paper as always issued, in good condition.; A rare later state of Robert Mordens playing cards first published in 1676. From A Brief Description of England and Wales by Homan Turpin. The whereabouts of the plates since Morden last issued them is unknown, but they eventually came into Turpins possession. He was a bookseller working at the imprint address from 1764 to 1787 who interestingly traded in second-hand books and buying libraries. The date of their issue is speculative, as none of the six known Turpin catalogues list the cards it has been presumed to have been issued late in his career. There are no suit marks present although the numeration in Roman and Arabic may still be found as this was part of the engraved plate. Refer Booth pp.59-60; Hodson no. 273; Mann & Kingsley Playing Cards, in Map Collector Series no. 87 p. 26, 3.3.9033London: (c.1785)
GBP395.0Walesc.1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9033&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9033.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - TURPIN, HomanDenbigh Sh:92 x 57 mm., early outline colour, laid on paper as always issued, in good condition.; A rare later state of Robert Mordens playing cards first published in 1676. From A Brief Description of England and Wales by Homan Turpin. The whereabouts of the plates since Morden last issued them is unknown, but they eventually came into Turpins possession. He was a bookseller working at the imprint address from 1764 to 1787 who interestingly traded in second-hand books and buying libraries. The date of their issue is speculative, as none of the six known Turpin catalogues list the cards it has been presumed to have been issued late in his career. There are no suit marks present although the numeration in Roman and Arabic may still be found as this was part of the engraved plate. Refer Booth pp.59-60; Hodson no. 273; Mann & Kingsley Playing Cards, in Map Collector Series no. 87 p. 26, 3.3.9034London: (c.1785)
GBP395.0Walesc.1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9034&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9034.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - TURPIN, HomanFlint Shire92 x 57 mm., early outline colour, laid on paper as always issued, in good condition.; A rare later state of Robert Mordens playing cards first published in 1676. From A Brief Description of England and Wales by Homan Turpin. The whereabouts of the plates since Morden last issued them is unknown, but they eventually came into Turpins possession. He was a bookseller working at the imprint address from 1764 to 1787 who interestingly traded in second-hand books and buying libraries. The date of their issue is speculative, as none of the six known Turpin catalogues list the cards it has been presumed to have been issued late in his career. There are no suit marks present although the numeration in Roman and Arabic may still be found as this was part of the engraved plate. Refer Booth pp.59-60; Hodson no. 273; Mann & Kingsley Playing Cards, in Map Collector Series no. 87 p. 26, 3.3.9035London: (c.1785)
GBP395.0Walesc.1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9035&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9035.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, DanielChester in Engelland100 x 145 mm., in good condition.; This attractive rare view of Chester was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Here the translation is "Evil harms itself". Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the second state as published c.1640. Landwehr no. 426.9038Frankfurt: (1627-)
GBP195.0Cheshire England1627-nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9038&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9038.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, DanielExcester in Engellandt100 x 145 mm., later wash colour, in good condition.; This attractive rare view of Exeter was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Here the translation is "Evil harms itself". Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the second state as published c.1640. Bennett & Batten (2011) Exeter no. 4; Landwehr no. 426.9039Frankfurt: (1627-[c.40])
GBP195.0Devon England1627-[c.40]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9039&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9039.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEISNER, DanielEdenburck in Schottl.100 x 145 mm., in very good condition.; This attractive rare view of Edinburgh was published in Daniel Meisner's 'Thesaurus Philo-Politicus'. Published in 1623-30 it ranks among the classic collections of city views alongside those of Munster, Braun and Hogenberg and Merian. Text is supplied by J. L. Gottfried and the plates by Mathias Merian, Sebastian Furck and G. Keller. Each scene displays a foreground message embodying a moral explained below in Latin and German verse. Meisner was born in Chomutov in what is now the Czech Republic but little is known of his life. The introduction to this work cites him as a 'Poeta Laureatus'. An example of the second state as published c.1640, a letter is placed before the pagination upper right. Landwehr no. 426.9040Nuremberg: (1623-[c.40])
GBP150.0Scotland1623-[c.40]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9040&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9040.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnBritannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads ThereofFolio (425 x 275 mm.), contemporary speckled calf, rebacked ribbed spine, ribs with ornate blind strokes, double gilt and blind ruled compartments, each with ornate gilt feature, preserving original red calf gilt title label. With frontispiece engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar; typographic title page as above printed in black and red, verso blank; dedication to Charles II pp. (3), blank verso; Preface pp. (5); Post Roads pp. (3); London description pp. (8); Catalogue of the roads pp. (4), pp. 1-200 with 100 strip maps interspersed; A Table directing to the Cities ... pp. (4), general map omitted, never bound in, title with two small areas of margin loss repaired, upper corner of first leaf of dedication with small loss repaired, marbled fore-edges, complete with original blank endpapers, small paper fault to Hh2, light worming in lower margin maps 90-94, otherwise in good condition.; A good example of John Ogilby’s seminal work ‘Britannia’, in the first edition. It “remains unchallenged as the greatest advance in the mapping of England between the sixteenth-century surveys of Christopher Saxton and the county surveys of the second half of the eighteenth century” (Harley). It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (1600–1676) had a remarkable life and this is arguably his finest achievement published just before his death the following year. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile. In the Preface Ogilby justifies his employment of 1760 yards to the mile, later named the Statute Mile. It was the influence that the ‘Britannia’ was to have through this work and others that made the Statute Mile the standard. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. “In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads” (Eerde). This example is according to Hodson’s intensive study issue number 8 of 12. The first two being issues for the King and for dedication copies. Here the general map is omitted as in issues of the 'Itinerarium Angliae' which was published at the same time as this issue. For that work, the road strips are in their third numbered state as here. The introductory descriptive text of London is in its revised eight-page form. The ‘Britannia’ was first advertised as being available in November 1675. Provenance: with twentieth century ex libris bookplate of 'Will C. Priestley' affixed inside upper board. A William C. Priestley presented the Royal Society with the spectacles of Joseph Priestley in 1957. Bennett (1996) pp. 12-13; Chubb (1927) no. 100; Eerde (1976) p.137; ESTC R483348; Harley (1970); Hodson (2000) B8; Shirley (2004) T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.9042London: (1675-[76])
GBP13950.0Wales British County Atlas1675-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9042&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9042a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9042b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9042c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9042d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PORCACCHI, TomasoLIsole piu Famose del Mondo Descritte da Thomaso Porcacchi da CastiglioneQuarto (290 x 205 mm.), in full later vellum binding, gilt panelled with gilt lettering. With engraved title page, woodcut printers device on the last leaf, woodcut head- and tailpieces and 30 engraved maps by Girolamo Porro set within the text. pp. (22), 117, (3). Light soiling to title page, gutter of first two leaves reinforced, text and border of the map of Venice coloured in red, without blank b6, some light soiling elsewhere, otherwise a good example.; The FIRST EDITION of Tomaso Porcacchis LIsole piu Famose del Mondo. It is printed by Simone Galignani and the engraver Girolamo Porro. This work is classed as an Isolario a term used to define an atlas of largely island maps. The tradition of the Isolario began in the Mediterranean Sea and the first printed one appeared at the hands of Bartolommeo dalli Sonetti in c.1485. This was followed by the notable works of Benedetto Bordone in 1528 and Porcacchi. The American section begins on page 101, which includes Porro's fine map of North America entitled Mondo Nuovo derived from the extremely rare and important Paolo Forlani map of the same printed in 1565 in Venice. It was the first printed map of North America and through this work by Porcacchi reached a wide audience. The Forlani is also the earliest map available to depict the Straits of Anian. Further interesting maps include one of Temistitan before its destruction by the Spanish. The atlas also includes a map of the East Indies Isole Molucche. The book concludes with two world maps at the end, one oval 'a finely-executed reduction of Camocios large world map of 1567 [&] a nautical map covering most of the world' (Shirley). Both depict a large southern continent. The text here provides brief details of navigation with some detail on the winds and currents of the world. Provenance: CSK.18.6.13.58. Adams P-1904; Burden (1996-2007) no. 42; Nordenskiold Collection (1981) no. 185; Phillips (1909-) 166; Sabin (1868) 64148; Shirley (1984) nos. 127-28; Shirley (2004) T.Por 1b; Tolias (2007). Isolarii, Fifteenth to Seventeenth in The History of Cartography volume 3 part 1 pp. 271-2; USTC 850883.9043Venice: Appresso Simone Galignani & Girolamo Porro(1572)
GBP3500.0Atlas world1572nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9043&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9043a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9043b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9043c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9043d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TUNNICLIFF, WilliamA New Map of Cornwall505 x 555 mm., in fine early wash colour, a couple of minor tears in the upper margin repaired, otherwise in good condition.; William Tunnicliff (fl.1784-96) was a land surveyor and cartographer. In 1787 he began publishing a series of 'Topographical Surveys' of individual counties. In that year he was also advertising for employment and it seems that the series was a stop gap to further employment. His earliest maps are of Lancashire, Staffordshire and Cheshire, all smaller in size. Tunnicliff included much industrial information and focused on canals, a feature which was dramatically changing the landscape at the time. Later maps were focused more on the counties to the south and west as here. Indeed the year of this publication 1791 marked the last and included in one volume the counties of Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall. Offered here is the part of the volume on Cornwall. We have had the Cornish map before and were surprised when referring to it to note that they were DIFFERENT STATES of the same plate. The most obvious difference is the position of the title, here lower right and in the other map upper left! Both are worded identically and dated 1791. In addition to this 'The Eddistone' was engraved horizontally on the other map, here it is angled. Notable also is the compass marker. On the other map it is pointing directly to the top of the map, presumably true north. Here it is slightly west or magnetic north. We have determined that this example is in the second state. As far as I am aware this discovery is not recorded anywhere. Smith's article specifically notes that in this work only that of Somerset had been previously issued. It is feasible that Tunnicliff began production of the 1791 'Topographical Survey' following that of the counties of Somerset, Gloucester, Worcester, Stafford, Cheshire and Lancaster published in 1789. One theory might be that as with the earlier collection of counties they were made available individually. That might explain the different states. Fordham 'Roads' p. 41; Quixley (1966) no. 46; Smith 'The Maps of William Tunnicliff, Reluctant County Map-Maker', in IMCoS Journal 39 pp. 19-27; Upcott I p. xxvii.9048Salisbury: (1791)
GBP495.0Cornwall England1791nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9048&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9048.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertCornwall360 x 420 mm., small margin tear on left repaired, not affecting image, otherwise in good condition with tall margins.; From Edmund Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia'. Gibson announced that his maps engraved by Robert Morden utilised unpublished surveys where available and the knowledge of local gentlemen who supplied corrections. Morden was an accomplished bookseller and publisher who contributed a great deal to geography and cartography. Morden's maps were very popular. William Camden's 'Britannia' with this series of maps was first published in 1695, and subsequently in 1722, c.1730, 1753 & 1772. Quixley (1966) no. 19; Skelton no. 117.9049London: (1695-[1772])
GBP185.0Cornwall England1695-[1772]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9049&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9049.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of the county of Cornwal with its hundreds240 x 310 mm., with minor rust mark upper right, otherwise in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.9051London: (1673)
GBP225.0Cornwall England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9051&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9051.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - BOWLES, CaringtonBowles's Reduced Map of Cornwall305 x 375 mm., in good condition.; This map of Cornwall was first issued in 'Kitchin's Pocket Atlass', 1769. Kitchin is one of the most famous of the eighteenth century county map makers, he contributed to several works. Here Kitchin displays some fresh thought with an atlas in which all the maps are drawn to the same scale, indeed the title points this out 'Drawn to One Scale. By which the true proportion they severally bear to each other may be easily ascertained.' The stock of plates for the unsuccessful atlas came in to the possession of Carington Bowles who re-issued them as 'Bowles's Pocket Atlas', c.1778. Here we have an example from the second edition. Hodson 259; Quixley (1966) no. 31.9052London: (1769-[c.78])
GBP180.0Cornwall England1769-[c.78]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9052&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9052.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardA Mapp of Surrey with its Hundreds260 x 310 mm., with extreme upper right corner of margin missing, otherwise in good condition.; This attractive map is from the 'Britannia' which was intended as the third part of Richard Blome's grand atlas in four volumes announced in 1668. Lambasted by Bishop Nicolson in 1696 as 'a most entire piece of theft out of Camden and Speed' and by Richard Gough in 1780 as 'a most notorious piece of plagiarism'. Blome himself disclaimed originality claiming in the Preface 'I do not own myself the Author, but the Undertaker [i.e. publisher] of this work'. One should remember that this was the first edition of Camden's 'Britannia' to be issued with maps since the 1630s. Blome was one of the earliest to finance his works by subscription. One later edition of the work is known in 1677 which survives in just one known example. Shirley BL T.Blom-2a; Skelton 90.9057London: (1673)
GBP175.0Surrey England1673nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9057&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9057.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AUBREY, John(Surrey)255 x 360 mm., with folds as issued in good condition.; John Aubrey (1626-97) was as antiquary and natural philosopher. He is perhaps best known for his work 'Brief Lives', made up of a series of short biographical chapters. He was also an early archaeologist who recorded many monuments in England for the first time. He started studies on the natural history of Wiltshire and Surrey, neither were completed. Published posthumously in five volumes between 1718 and 1719 the work included this map. It is the first history of the county to be published. The map is dedicated to Sir John Fellowes. Upcott III p. 1207.9058London: E. Curll(1718-[19])
GBP195.0Surrey England1718-[19]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9058&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9058.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasBowles's New Medium Map of Surrey, Divided into Hundreds235 x 335 mm., early wash colour and in good condition.; Emanuel and Thomas Bowen's 'Atlas Anglicanus' was first issued in parts of which only one known example survives. The first edition of the atlas was issued immediately the final part was issued in 1768. Emanuel Bowen (fl.1714 d.1767) was a very active engraver whose style is often noted by the extensive use of legends. Emanuel died folliowing the issue of the fourth part and the work was continued by his son Thomas. However just before it was completed Thomas Kitchin would take control of it. A second edition was issued in 1777 followed by the 'New Medium Atlas' published by Carington Bowles in 1785 from which this map is found. Hodson 256.9061London: Carington Bowles(1767-[85])
GBP150.0Surrey England1767-[85]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9061&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ZATTA, AntonioProvincia di Surrey di Nuova Projezione210 x 310 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; A lovely uncommon and attractive map of Surrey. Bearing an ornate title cartouche top left. It was published in the first volume of Zatta's 'Atlante Novissimo'. Phillips 651; Shirley BL T.Zat 1a no. 39.1.9062Venice: (1779)
GBP95.0Surrey England1779nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9062&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9062.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LODGE, JohnA New Map of Surrey From The Latest Authorities265 x 330 mm., in good condition.; This map of the county of Surrey is one of a series first published in 'The Political Magazine' between 1782 and 1790, all carry the name of the engraver, John Lodge (fl.1755-96). First appearing in 1780 the 'Political Magazine' was published by John Bew. However from October 1789 it was in the hands of Robert Butters. It is the imprint of Butters which appears below the map along with the published date of 30 June 1790. The magazine's last issue was in December 1791. A rare map. Chubb 249; Jolly I POL 145; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9063London: (1790)
GBP110.0Surrey England1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9063&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9063.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LODGE, JohnA New Map of Surrey From The Latest Authorities265 x 330 mm., small margin tear upper right not affecting the image, repaired, otherwise in good condition.; This map of the county of Surrey was one of a series first published in 'The Political Magazine' between 1782 and 1790, all carried the name of the engraver, John Lodge (fl.1755-96). First appearing in 1780 the 'Political Magazine' was published by John Bew. However from October 1789 it was in the hands of Robert Butters. It is the imprint of Butters which appeared below the map along with the published date of 30 June 1790. The magazine's last issue was in December 1791 and ensuing ownership of the plates in not known. It was issued undated in the 'Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland' c.1795 by an unknown publisher. Both works are extremely rare. Chubb 250; Jolly I POL 145; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9064London: (1790-[c.95])
GBP95.0Surrey England1790-[c.95]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9064&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9064.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BICKHAM, GeorgeA Map of Surrey260 x 140 mm., with accompanying leaves of text, in good condition.; A VERY RARE pictorial view of the county with foreground vignettes of county scenery. First published in George Bickham's fully engraved 'British Monarchy' c.1743. Of extreme rarity, only seven examples of the atlas are recorded. The maps are highly collected for their distinctiveness. Below the title is a dedication to the Lord Lieutenant of the county. Bickham was a renowned author and engraver of works on calligraphy. The accompanying descriptive text shows well his skill with script. Hodson 217; Lyon 'A Bird's-eye View of the Bickhams' in The Map Collector no. 2 pp. 30-3; MCC 27, no. 7.9071London: (1751)
GBP350.0Surrey England1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9071&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9071.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LANGLEY, EdwardLangley's New Map of Cornwall200 x 260 mm., in lovely early wash colour, in good condition.; From 'Langley's New County Atlas of England and Wales'. Edward Langley (fl.1802-1835) was an established publisher and bookseller. He was also a printer and engraver. Joining forces with William Belch early in his career they would publish 'Langley's New County Atlas of England and Wales' in 1818. The maps are variously dated between 1816-18 this example being 1817. Each has an attractive vignette adorning the map, in this case St. Michaels Mount. This example of Cornwall is in the FIRST state. Chubb 359; Quixley (1966) no. 49.9072London: (1817-[18])
GBP110.0Cornwall England1817-[18]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9072&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9072.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LANGLEY, EdwardLangley's New Map of Surrey200 x 265 mm., in lovely early wash colour, in good condition.; From 'Langley's New County Atlas of England and Wales'. Edward Langley (fl.1802-1835) was an established publisher and bookseller. He was also a printer and engraver. Joining forces with William Belch early in his career they would publish 'Langley's New County Atlas of England and Wales' in 1818. The maps are variously dated between 1816-18. This example is from an intermediate state with the date removed but before the imprint of Phelps was added. Each has an attractive vignette adorning the map, in this case a 'View of Epsom Races'. Chubb 360.9073London: (1817-[18])
GBP95.0Surrey England1817-[18]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9073&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9073.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanWorcester Shire195 x 260 mm., with early outline colour, in good condition.; EXTREMELY RARE WITH SIDE PANELS REMOVED. This map is originally from the 'A New Description of England and Wales', an English County Atlas first published in 1724. That same year the maps also appeared as 'A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales'. The maps most distinguishing features were the decorative antiquities either side of the map but what is little known is that for 'H. Moll's British Atlas' published in 1753 they were removed as here. Only FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES survive of this atlas. One further edition of the atlas entitled 'The Travellers Companion' appeared c.1766 of which only one known copy survives. For this issue many details, especially road information, have been revised. Above the title a new road 'to Meriden & Coventry' is added, lower right an extensive network of roads are added to and from Broadway. A further plate number 43 is added upper right. Herman Moll was a Dutchman who settled in England by 1678. Provenance: Private English collection. Hodson 178 & III 178a.9078London: (1724-[c.68])
GBP180.0Worcs England1724-[c.68]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9078&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9078.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, ChristopherSomersetensem Comitat (agri fertilitate Celebrem) hic ob oculos pro; ponitur. Anno 1575390 x 510 mm., early wash colour, very light offsetting otherwise in very good condition.; Christopher Saxtons map of the county of Somerset is one of the earliest he produced. Only two were made in 1574 and according to Evans and Lawrence this was most likely one of the last to be prepared in the year 1575. Progress was still slow at this stage operating as he was without an official licence for support. It was engraved by Lenaert Terwoort whose imprint is lower left, he was one of a number of Dutch engravers of the work and apart from the five maps he contributed and that he originated from Antwerp little is known of him. This example is in the usual finished state, the earlier one being pre-issue.Christopher Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton (Chubb). Saxton (c.1542c.1610) was born at Dunningley in the West Riding of Yorkshire. While the details of his early life are sketchy, it is known that he attended Cambridge University, and in 1570 he was apprenticed as a map maker to John Rudd, vicar of Dewsbury. Saxton began work on his county maps in about 1574. In 1577 he received letters patent from Elizabeth I protecting his maps against plagiarism for the next ten years. As well as the Queens protection, Saxton also enjoyed the patronage of Thomas Seckford, Master of the Queens Requests, whose mottoes are found on the maps. Evans and Lawrence wrote that he 'left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited.' They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. Barber (2007) pp. 1623-31; Chubb (1927) I; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 943; Harley, Brian The Map Collector no. 8 pp. 2-11; Hind (1952-55) vol. 1 p. 73; Lawrence, Heather Christopher Saxton in The Map Collector 27 pp. 16-18; Needell (1995) p. 192; Shirley (1991) no. 128; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1b-e; Skelton (1970) 1.9079London: (1575-[79])
GBP7500.0Somerset England1575-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9079&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9079.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ACT OF PARLIAMENTAn Act to repeal an Act made in the last Session of Parliament, intituled, 'An Act for granting and applying certain Stamp Duties, and other Duties, in the British Colonies and Plantations in America ...'Folio (300 x 195 mm.), pp. 4, (243-4) in good condition.; The rare first printing of the repeal of the notorious STAMP ACT of 1765 [5 Geo III Cap.12] which brought such indignation from the American Colonies and ultimately was key to the eventual Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution. The British government had taken on huge debts to finance the French and Indian War and felt that some of the cost should be born by the colonies. The Act placed a tax on all legal and commercial almanacs, cards, dice, newspapers, pamphlets and papers in the American Colonies. It was immediately denounced with the now famous phrase "taxation without representation". The British Government soon realised the error of their ways and in the following session repealed the Act. The political damage was however already done. The ESTC records just three copies. Church 1060; ESTC N56896.8056London: (1766)
USD1795.0North America1766nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8056&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8056.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MAXIMILIAN ALEXANDER PHILIPP ZU WIED-NEUWIED, PrinceCarte itineraire de Prince Maximilian de Wied dans l'interieur de l'Amerique Septentrionale de Boston a Missouri superieur &c. en 1832, 33 et 34. Reise Charte des Prinzen Maximilian zu Wied Map to illustrate the Route of Prince Maximilian of W ied in the interior of North America. From Boston to the Upper Missouri &c. in 1832, 33 & 34.415 x 810 mm., large folding map in early outline colour as issued, one or two light creases, some browning to upper margin and water stain to lower margins not affecting the map, otherwise in good condition with no major splits or tears.; A fine example of this very rare map which accompanied the finest colour plate book on the North American Indian ever printed entitled 'Reise in das inner Nord-America ...' It is particularly rare is it accompanied the text volumes printed to accompany the fine aquatint plates more often found. It charts one of the more remarkable voyages of exploration undertaken within the present United States. Prince Maximilian of Wied-Neuwied (1782-1867) was a noted German explorer, ethnologist and naturalist. Joining the Prussian army in 1800 he fought through the Napoleonic Wars and left at the end in 1815. An early friend of Alexander Humboldt Maximilian led his own expedition to Brazil in 1815-17. In 1832 after hiring the Swiss artist Karl Bodmer he set out again this time to the waters of the Missouri River and the Plains. The region was little known at the time. They started out from St. Louis and travelled on the Yellowstone, an American Fur Company steamboat stopping at their various forts. Changing vessels along the way they continued Fort Union, Fort Clark and Fort Mackenzie. They observed the Assiniboin, Cree, Mandan, Minatare and Crow peoples. From here they returned south reaching St. Louis in May 1834.Whilst Prince Maximilian returned to Germany to write his account Karl Bodmer travelled to Paris to prepare his famous aquatint plates from his collection of watercolours. Together their finished work would be considered one of the most sympathetic and accurate recordings of the Plains Indians issued just prior to their virtual extinction with a decade. This was ironically brought about by the very method used to document them in the first place. In The Plains Indians, the historian Paul H. Carlson states the smallpox outbreak was traced to contact between deckhands of the steamboats of the American Fur Company and the natives.Wheat records that Prince Maximilian was given a map in 1833 by Major Benjamin OFallon who was the nephew of William Clark author of the map who along with Meriwether Lewis had crossed the region to reach the Pacific Ocean earlier in the century. OFallon had joined Clark in 1808 and was also present on Stephen Longs expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1819-20. By the time of Prince Maximilian expedition he was one of the most experienced travellers in the region. No doubt the version he passed to the Prince would have been updated considerably since the Lewis and Clark expedition. The fact that the printed map includes the route of Long is clear indication of that. The Prince is said to have completed it and removed its deficiencies. Since the publication of Wheat further research has identified that the cartographer was Lt. Col. William Thorn who used as a base map Henry Tanner's Map of the United States of America published in 1837. The map includes large insets of the Missouri River lower left and one of the source of the Mississippi River According to Schoolcraft lower right. The whole is finished with a dramatic title cartouche illustrating a buffalo hunting scene.Maximilians insisted that the text be published in a deluxe edition, which made publishers wary. The popularity of such works was waning. Maximilian persisted and in 1839 the first text and prints were ready for distribution to a disappointingly few subscribers. A French edition in 1840-42 and the English translation in 1843 were no more successful. Bodmer spent a total of eight years supervising a group of the best French and Swiss etchers to produce the aquatints. The original copperplate for the map was recently found amongst the original watercolours in the Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, Nebraska. Provenance: private German collection; private English collection. Abbey Travel 615; Field 1036; Graff 4649; Howes M443a; Howgego (2004) 'Encyclopedia of Exploration 1800 to 1850' W30; Rumsey 3839; Sabin 47014; Wagner-Camp-Becker 76:1; Wheat Transmississippi West II no. 445 pp. 49, 166-7.8228Paris: (1839)
USD8500.0Northwest North America1839nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8228&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8228.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MARCY, R. B.Maps to Marcy's Rept.Octavo (230 x 145 mm.), original ornate blind embossed boards with gilt title to upper board, with two folding maps pasted to the inside of each board; 685 x 1555 mm., and 865 x 415 mm., occasional foxing, creases, a few splits, otherwise in good condition.; This portfolio was issued to accompany Captain Marcy's book 'Exploration of the Red River of Louisiana, in the Year 1852'. The two maps contained record important explorations of the region of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona, Missouri and Arkansas. The larger map is entitled 'Map of the Country Between the Frontiers of Arkansas and New Mexico embracing the section explored in 1849, 50, 51 & 52. Also a continuation of the emigrant road from Fort Smith and Fulton down the Valley of the Gila'. It incorporates information not only from Marcy's exploration but also those of Emory, Sitgreaves and Cordova. It extends from the Mississippi River to the Colorado River in the west, mostly depicting portions of Texas. It is bound with 'Map of the Country Upon Upper Red-River, Explored in 1852 by Capt. R.B. Marcy, 5th U.S. Infantry'. The lower portion illustrates a side-profile of the Wichita Mountains. Day, Maps of Texas 900; Howes M276; Wagner-Camp 226:1; Wheat Transmississippi West 791.8967New York: (1853)
USD750.0Southwest North America1853nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8967&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8967a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8967b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8967c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8967d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BORDONE, Benedetto(NO TITLE)240 x 385 mm., with very minor holes in the centrefold caused by the stitching of the book, a not uncommon occurrence, professionally restored, otherwise in good condition.; The 'Isolario', or book of islands, was a cartographic form introduced and developed in Italy during the 15th and 16th centuries. Like the portolano, or pilot-book, to which it was related, it had its origin in the Mediterranean, as an illustrated guide for travellers in the Aegean Archipelago and the Levant. Bordones 'Isolario' was the second to be printed and the first to give prominence to the transatlantic discoveries. Skelton quotes Almagia as saying that it is, in fact, the earliest complete work of its kind to have been produced by the printing-press in Italy or anywhere else. The 'Isolario' is divided into three books, devoted respectively to the islands and peninsulas of the western ocean, to the Mediterranean, and to the islands of the Indian Ocean and the Far East. While this order corresponds very roughly to that of Ptolemy, it gives conspicuous priority to the discoveries across the Atlantic. The most desirable map in the atlas is this classic oval world map, for many years thought to be the first printed in this projection. It is in fact derived from the exceedingly scarce Francesco Rosselli map of c.1508. However unlike the Rosselli, Bordone omits the unknown land at the South Pole and separates the continents of Asia and America. The six traditional wind directions are marked and named outside the map. This example is from the second of four editions which was published in 1534. It is the earliest obtainable world map in an oval projection. Provenance: acquired from Tooley Adams January 2012. Bordone (1460-1531) was a Paduan illuminator and wood-engraver who was apparently established at Venice by 1494. Skelton, TOT facsimile edition; Harrisse 'Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima', no. 187; Nordenskild, A.E. (Facsimile) pp. 103-4; Shirley World 59; Skelton Introduction to facsimile edition; World Encompassed no. 83.9082Venice: (1528-[34])
USD4500.0World & Celestial1528-[34]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9082&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9082.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamCumberland55 x 90 mm., in good condition.; THE INCREDIBLY RARE FIRST STATE from arguably the rarest and most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There are only three substantial collections of first state William Redmayne's known to survive. First published in 1676 with just outline suitmarks, the second state issued the following year contained vertical bars for red suits or cross-hatching for the black suits. Only one recorded complete pack in either state survives. Redmayne's cards were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Pauls Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel on the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Club suit mark bears the roman numeration 'III' nearby. Provenance: with manuscript ownership of 'Betty Browse' on the verso. Beresiner (2010) p. 18; not in Chubb; Higham (1997) p. 113; Hodson (1984) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Mann, Sylvia and David Kingsley. (1972). 'Playing Cards Depicting maps of the British Isles, and of English and Welsh Counties', in The Map Collectors Circle, no. 87 pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton 96.9092London: (1676)
GBP750.0Cumbs England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9092&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9092.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamDevon - Shire55 x 90 mm., in good condition.; THE INCREDIBLY RARE FIRST STATE from arguably the rarest and most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There are only three substantial collections of first state William Redmayne's known to survive. First published in 1676 with just outline suitmarks, the second state issued the following year contained vertical bars for red suits or cross-hatching for the black suits. Only one recorded complete pack in either state survives. Redmayne's cards were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Pauls Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel on the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Club suit mark bears the roman numeration 'VII' nearby. Provenance: collection of F. B. Swain, sold at Phillips, Norwich, 2 June 1993 lot 257; Burden Collection. Batten & Bennett (1996) no. 16.i; Beresiner (2010) p. 18; not in Chubb; Hodson (1984) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Mann, Sylvia and David Kingsley. (1972). 'Playing Cards Depicting maps of the British Isles, and of English and Welsh Counties', in The Map Collectors Circle, no. 87 pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton 96.9093London: (1676)
GBP1950.0Devon England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9093&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9093.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamLincoln - Shire55 x 90 mm., extreme upper left corner chipped, otherwise in good condition.; THE INCREDIBLY RARE FIRST STATE from arguably the rarest and most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There are only three substantial collections of first state William Redmayne's known to survive. First published in 1676 with just outline suitmarks, the second state issued the following year contained vertical bars for red suits or cross-hatching for the black suits. Only one recorded complete pack in either state survives. Redmayne's cards were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Pauls Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel on the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Heart suit mark bears the roman numeration 'II' nearby. Provenance: collection of F. B. Swain, sold at Phillips, Norwich, 2 June 1993 lot 257; Burden Collection. Beresiner (2010) p. 18; Carroll (1996) no. 16.i; not in Chubb; Hodson (1984) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Mann, Sylvia and David Kingsley. (1972). 'Playing Cards Depicting maps of the British Isles, and of English and Welsh Counties', in The Map Collectors Circle, no. 87 pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton 96.9094London: (1676)
GBP1500.0Lincs England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9094&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9094.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamNorthumberland55 x 90 mm., light finger soiling, otherwise in good condition.; THE INCREDIBLY RARE FIRST STATE from arguably the rarest and most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There are only three substantial collections of first state William Redmayne's known to survive. First published in 1676 with just outline suitmarks, the second state issued the following year contained vertical bars for red suits or cross-hatching for the black suits. Only one recorded complete pack in either state survives. Redmayne's cards were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Pauls Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel on the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Diamond suit mark bears the roman numeration 'VIII' nearby. Provenance: 'Elizabeth Browse' found on the verso of others acquired with it. Beresiner (2010) p. 18; not in Chubb; Hodson (1984) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Mann, Sylvia and David Kingsley. (1972). 'Playing Cards Depicting maps of the British Isles, and of English and Welsh Counties', in The Map Collectors Circle, no. 87 pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton 96.9095London: (1676)
GBP750.0Northumbs England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9095&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9095.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamNottinghamshire55 x 90 mm., in good condition.; THE INCREDIBLY RARE FIRST STATE from arguably the rarest and most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There are only three substantial collections of first state William Redmayne's known to survive. First published in 1676 with just outline suitmarks, the second state issued the following year contained vertical bars for red suits or cross-hatching for the black suits. Only one recorded complete pack in either state survives. Redmayne's cards were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Pauls Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel on the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Heart suit mark bears the roman numeration 'IIII' nearby. Provenance: collection of F. B. Swain, sold at Phillips, Norwich, 2 June 1993 lot 257; Burden Collection. Beresiner (2010) p. 18; not in Chubb; Hodson (1984) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Mann, Sylvia and David Kingsley. (1972). 'Playing Cards Depicting maps of the British Isles, and of English and Welsh Counties', in The Map Collectors Circle, no. 87 pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton 96.9096London: (1676)
GBP750.0Notts England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9096&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9096.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamSuffolk55 x 90 mm., in good condition.; THE INCREDIBLY RARE FIRST STATE from arguably the rarest and most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There are only three substantial collections of first state William Redmayne's known to survive. First published in 1676 with just outline suitmarks, the second state issued the following year contained vertical bars for red suits or cross-hatching for the black suits. Only one recorded complete pack in either state survives. Redmayne's cards were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Pauls Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel on the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Heart suit mark bears the roman numeration 'IX' nearby. Provenance: collection of F. B. Swain, sold at Phillips, Norwich, 2 June 1993 lot 257; Burden Collection. Beresiner (2010) p. 18; not in Chubb; Hodson (1984) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Mann, Sylvia and David Kingsley. (1972). 'Playing Cards Depicting maps of the British Isles, and of English and Welsh Counties', in The Map Collectors Circle, no. 87 pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton 96.9099London: (1676)
GBP1500.0Suffolk England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9099&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9099.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamSussex55 x 90 mm., in good condition.; THE INCREDIBLY RARE REDMAYNE playing card, one of the most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There is only one recorded complete set of cards by William Redmayne's known to survive. They were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Pauls Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel on the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Spade suit mark bears no numeration indicating it is the Ace in the suit. Provenance: collection of F. B. Swain, sold at Phillips, Norwich, 2 June 1993 lot 257; Burden Collection. Beresiner (2010) p. 18; not in Chubb; Hodson (1984) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Kingsley (1982) no. 16; Mann, Sylvia and David Kingsley. (1972). 'Playing Cards Depicting maps of the British Isles, and of English and Welsh Counties', in The Map Collectors Circle, no. 87 pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton 96.9100London: (1676)
GBP1750.0Sussex England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9100&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9100.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte du Golfe de Guinee et les Costes comprises entre le Cap Formosa et le Cap de Lopes Consalvo265 x 280 mm., with full modern wash colour, folded as issued, in good condition.; A map of the coast of west Aftica from the equator north to the coast of Guinea. The island of Saint Thomas is prominently shown offshire. It was published in Abbe Antoine Francois Prevost's (1697-1763) 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'. Shirley BL G.Prev 1a.9124Paris: (c.1765)
GBP95.0Africac.1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9124&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9124.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausPlan de la Situation et du Siege du Quesnoy 1712275 x 310 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is a plan of the seige of Quesnoy, part of the War of Spanish Succession.9116Frankfurt: (c.1720)
GBP100.0Francec.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9116&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9116.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORONELLI, Vincenzo MariaBattavia170 x 230 mm., with horizontal fold near the top to facilitate binding, in good condition.; It appears that Coronelli produced two plans of the city of Batavia in Indonesia. One is spelt with one 't', the other offered here is spelt with two. It's source is unknown.9202Paris: (c.1700)
GBP125.0East Indiesc.1700nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9202&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9202.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'ANVILLE, Jean Baptiste BourguignonGuinee Entre Serre-Lione et le passage de la Ligne320 x 685 mm., in good condition on thick paper with large margins.; A fine map engraved by Guilaume De-la-Haye of the Guinea coast of West Africa. With an inset of the Gold Coast. It was published and drawn by Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d' Anville (1697-1782), a noted French cartographer who compiled over 200 maps.8240Paris: (1775)
GBP195.0Africa1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8240&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8240.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausWahrhaffter Geometrischer Grundtriss der Churfurstlichen Statt Maintz ...270 x 355 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This fine birds eye plan of Mainz on the River Rhine has a keys to help identify 28 places on the map. It is the second state having had the original date 1637 erased from the title. Shirley BL G.Werd 1a no. 85 & G.Meri 1a.9111Frankfurt: (c.1650)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9111&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9111.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MANNING, JamesOutline of the EarthA globe 65 mm. (2.5 inches) in diameter and made of papier mache with a plaster coating and 12 copper engraved printed paper gores running from north to south poles affixed, hand-coloured and varnished by the publisher. The sphere is mounted by the use of two polar metal pivots on to a plain brass meridian half-circle on a wooden stand, the whole standing 100 mm high. In good condition.; According to Elly Dekker James Manning was producing globes between 1854 and 1863. This particular one is dated 1857 and includes the new state of Victoria in Australia but was issued before the creation of Queensland. Manning published globes up to 12 inches in diameter principally for educational purposes. Dekker, Elly. (1999). 'Globes at Greenwich'.8184London: (1857)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8184&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8184a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8184b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8184c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NORMAN, WilliamA Chart of the Coast of America from Wood Island to Good Harbour From Hollands Surveys520 x 830 mm., light browning to the margins. There is insignificant tiny loss to the margin line lower left, and to the margin upper left.; A fine two-page chart of the coast of Maine from Wood Island to Grand Harbour. This is the first issue of the second state of this chart, the first omitted a title. The first post-Revolutionary American marine atlas was published in Boston by Matthew Clark in 1790. Two of these nine charts were engraved by John Norman. The noted cartographer Osgood Carleton certified the maps for accuracy. The experience encouraged Carleton and Norman to begin their own project which was published as 'The American Pilot' in Boston, 1791. Carleton provided the cartography, Norman engraved the plates and published the resulting work. He re-issued it in 1792 and again in 1794, essentially unaltered at which point his son William took over. William issued the atlas in 1796 and 1803 introducing two new charts, this being one of them. Guthorn 'Eighteenth Century Shore and Harbour Charts Printed in America', The Map Collector 12 pp. 24-31; Guthorn 'United States Coastal Charts 1783-1861' pp. 7-8; Ristow 'American Maps and Mapmakers' pp. 224-7; Wheat & Brun no. 166 2nd state.4259Boston: (1796-1803)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4259&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4259.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BROWNE, ChristopherA New Mapp of New England and Annapolis with the Countrys adjacent500 x 595 mm., in magnificent full early wash colour, good condition.; A BEAUTIFUL EARLY WASH COLOUR example of the third state of the Richard Daniel map of 1679. 'This extremely rare map in any state covers the entire extent of the English colonies in North America, and shows them in relation to the French presence to the north. The map itself we are told is drawn by R. Daniel who is not known for any other cartographic work. Even his forename, believed to be Richard, was not identified for sure, but private correspondence with Donald Watson and David Bosse uncovered an undated manuscript in the New York Public Library. It was printed for the first time in 1899 in a limited edition of fifty copies and is entitled The Present State of New England by Richard Daniel, Gent. It is a short fifteen-page paper bemoaning the inability of the colonists to defend themselves from attacks of only a few hundred French and Indians. It talks about the political divisions between the colonists and the unity between the French and Indians. It goes on to advocate bribing the Moaks (Mohawks), a spelling curiously repeated on the map. The document appears to be referring to the period from around 1689 with Governor Andros, the Glorious Revolution in England, and the French and Indian incursions. Might this be the same Daniel?' (Burden).'The description of New England is a fascinating blend of some of the most recent English cartography and new introductions. Morden and Berry had already published a similar map entitled A Map of New England New Yorke New Iersey Mary-Land & Virginia in 1676. The author of that map is unknown and Daniel may have had a hand in it also. Similarities can be seen especially with the delineation of Long Island. The Connecticut River is improved and for the first time in a printed map the south-easterly flow near its mouth is accurately depicted. Upriver there is the turn in its flow near Dierfield, first seen on the John Thornton and Robert Greene A Mapp of Virginia MaryLand NewJarsey NewYork & New England, c.1678. From this point the Connecticut is shown to swing wildly north eastwards to reach a point only just shy of the St Lawrence River. The neighbouring Thames River also follows Thornton and Greene, as does Narragansett Bay, although the Taunton River system more closely adheres to the John Foster map of 1677. Woster Massachusetts makes its first appearance also.Cape Cod is derived from John Sellers original depiction in 1676, which along with the Marimake R. derive from the manuscript of William Reed, 1665. Like the Connecticut River the latter swings north-easterly, taking its source deep into New France. One interesting feature here is the reflection of the findings of the Massachusetts General Court in 1652 in declaring the source of the river to be the southern end of Lake Winnipesaukee and that this latitude matched that of an island in Casco Bay. This was an important declaration in settling the northern boundary and is not really reflected in any other map of the period, even the John Foster of 1677, which is most closely linked to the original surveys for the colony at the time. This lends further support to the authors supposition that Daniel was connected in some way with the colony. One very interesting feature is the first depiction on a printed map of North America of roads, four being identified, all leading from Boston. Further to the north the Duke of Yorks claims to the land between the Kennebec and St Croix rivers are highlighted. This was one of his rewards in 1664 for services rendered in the restoration of his brother Charles II to the throne of England. The region of New Jersey is in general outline very similar to Morden and Berrys earlier work. In detail, it brings in features of the Thornton and Greene map such as Antioch, Bethlem, Bridlington, and James Wasses plantation, itself drawn from the surveys of three commissioners appointed by William Penn and the Quakers to bolster their new interest in West New Jersey. The latter interestingly is not identified. Despite prior commentators stating that the Chesapeake Bay region follows the Augustine Herrman map of 1673[74], the author can see little evidence of it. There are none of the improvements that Herrman made to the south-east shore, or to the upper bay region. Indeed, the author sees much more of a correlation with John Ogilbys Nova Terr-Mari tabula of 1671, with the admitted mild improvement of the easterly slant to the top of the bay.The inset map lower right depicts the southern English colonies and illustrates the region from Cape Henry to St Augustine in Florida. It is classic John Lederer cartography, omitting only the route he took, and appears to be drawn from the First Lords Proprietors map by John Ogilby, c.1673. Charles Towne is depicted on the Ashley River, although the Cooper River incorrectly empties further up the coast. The whole map is decorated with scenes of native flora, fauna, wildlife and hunting scenes. One of the most interesting is just off the shores of the Hamptons on Long Island, where men in three long boats are attempting to capture a whale' (Burden).A second state of the map was published by Robert Morden alone and is again undated. On internal evidence the date of publication appears to be c.1685 and the majority of the alterations relate to the new colony of Pennsylvania. 'A third and final edition was published by Christopher Browne (fl. 1688-1712, d. after 1737), whose imprint replaces that of Mordens. The title is altered to A NEW MAPP OF/ NEW ENGLAND/ and/ ANNAPOLIS/ with the Countrys adjacent. In this issue, he celebrates the success of the English in capturing Port Royal from the French with the assistance of a squadron of ships in October 1710 and renaming it Annapolis Royal in honour of the Queen. Control was not confirmed until the signing of the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 which ended the War of Spanish Succession in Europe, which had raged since 1701 and concerned the French attempts to absorb the Spanish Empire. This conflict had erupted in North America in 1702 and was known there as Queen Annes War. The main area of conflict in America was unsuccessful raids against Port Royal in Acadia by New Englanders in 1704 and 1707. By the terms of the treaty the French ceded Acadia to the British, as well as Newfoundland and the Hudson Bay territory. The French retained Cape Breton Island. However, the terms stated all Nova Scotia with its ancient boundaries, which was open to interpretation as was the detail for the Hudson Bay territory. The French interpreted it as only the peninsula of present day Nova Scotia and excluding all of the mainland area between New England and the St Lawrence. It provided fuel for future conflicts but the treaty marked the beginning of the end of the French presence in North America. 'The Daily Courant' published in London 2 August 1712, contained an advertisement announcing Just Publishd ... A Map of New England and Annapolis ... Sold by C. Browne ... at his Shop at the North Gate of the Royal Exchange. One other major alteration is the inset of the south-east is replaced by a large plan of Boston harbour. This is drawn from Thomas Pounds extremely rare A New Mapp of New England, 1691. In 1715 George Willdey took over Brownes business and no further states are known. Browne appears to have stepped aside and is known to have survived until at least 1737. In that year, he wrote a letter to Sir Hans Sloane referring to his old shop. Buisseret has recently written that this map is only the second printed to use the Greenwich Meridian. Only two examples are known of the first state and only two in private hands of the second state. A rare map in any state particularly in such fabulous early wash colour.Provenance: private English collection since 1991. Arber (1903) vol. 1, p. 372; Baer (1949) nos. 36 & 116; Black (1975) p. 80; Buisseret (2010) Charles Boucher of Jamaica and the Establishment of Greenwich Longitude, in Imago Mundi 62 pp. 239-47, 245; Burden (2007) 514; Cumming & De Vorsey (1998) nos. 82 & 103; Dek (1988) no. 63; Kershaw (1993-98) III no. 731 (not citing the first two states); McCorkle (2001) no. 679.1; Stevens & Tree (1967) no. 19; Stokes (1915-28) volume 2, p. 158, pl. 51; Tyacke (1978) pp. 109-10, 113 & 123; Watson, Donald (private correspondence).8247London: C. Browne at the North gate of the Royal Exchange & by him at the Globe by the West end of St. Paul's Church(1712)
USD49500.0Canada New England Mid-Atlantic North America1712nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8247&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8247.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DES BARRES, Joseph Frederick Wallet[Chart of the Harbour of Boston]/ Nautical Remarks and Observations for the Chart of the Harbour of Boston. Composed from different Surveys; but principally from that taken in 1769, by George Callendar, Late Master of His Majesty's Ship the Romney.705 x 1040 mm., in 2 sheets joined, large aquatint and etched engraving, UNFOLDED AND UNCUT, with the LVG watermark. With pamphlet, quarto (280 x 230 mm.), original blue wrappers, typographic title, pp. 5-(12), there are no pages 3-4 which agrees with the John Carter Brown example.; The FIRST STATE of one of the most important Revolutionary War illustrations of Boston and its approaches. Accompanied by the VERY RARE twelve page PAMPHLET by George Callender entitled Nautical remarks and observations for the chart of the harbour of Boston. Composed from different surveys; but principally from that taken in 1769. Callendar was the Master of His Majesty's Ship the Romney. Commissioned in 1762 she served extensively in North America arriving in Boston 17 May 1768 to support the British during the enforcement of the Townsend Acts. Short of men it was the pressing of local men into service which increased tension in the town to a level which broke out in the Boston Massacre of 1770.This chart is part of a very large body of work known as the Atlantic Neptune undertaken by Des Barres It is one of the greatest hydrographic achievements of the eighteenth century. The French and Indian War highlighted the lack of accurate mapping of the vast territories now under British control in North America. Samuel Holland was entrusted with the task of accurately mapping the northern portion of these territories. He proposed using the latest accurate methods which included astronomical readings and triangulation. In 1769 he personally was still working in Canadian waters but had instructed Callendar to undertake the survey of Boston. In England Des Barres was in charge of undertaking the detailed engraving. He set about providing the British government with more accurate mapping of the entire coastline of America and Canada. They proved to be of just as much use to the American Rebel forces. Their quality and accuracy are well known and deserved. This particular chart is notable for recording Boston as it was at the outbreak of hostilities. It illustrates the British defences before the siege. The second state in particular out of the four later ones would record the progress of the siege works constructed by the Americans around the city. As the title informs us it was surveyed in the year 1769, a troubled time in Boston. Extensive soundings are provided in the harbour with numerous points marked to ease navigation through difficult waters. What separates this chart out from most others is the level of topographical detail on land. The road structure is accurately recorded as are the local towns. It even goes as far as recorded field boundaries, a remarkable body of information for historians. The high quality engraving enables surface features to be displayed especially the elevation of the terrain. An alphabetical key upper right identifies fourteen locations in the immediate area of Boston, including batteries, docks, forts, wharves, and the all important Charles-town Ferry.The accompanying pamphlet of sailing directions is rare, it was replaced soon after by a single sheet version entitled 'A Chart of the Harbour of Boston, composed from different surveys ...' which is sometimes found pasted to later states of the map. Being separately issued it is rarely found with the chart as here. Provenance: Duke of Northumberland. Boston Engineering Department,List of Maps of Boston,pp. 70-71; Cumming,British Maps of Colonial America,pp.51-56; ESTC N12343 (pamphlet); Guthorn, British Maps of the American Revolution 59/3, Holland's original manuscript; Krieger and Cobb,Mapping Boston,p. 106, plate 19; Nebenzahl, Bibliography of printed battle plans, 3; Sabin 10061 (pamphlet); Sellers & Van Ee, 945; Stevens, Bibliography of the Atlantic Neptune (unpublished) pp. 211-216; Streeter, II:706.8314London: (5 August 1775)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8314&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8314a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8314b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8314c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE ROUGE, George LouisVirginie, Maryland en 2 feuilles par Fry et Jefferson Traduit, Corrige, Augmente a Paris760 x 1050 mm., two sheets joined as one, in fine early outline colour, printed on strong paper, light toning to joint of two sheets as often the case, otherwise in good condition.; In 1778 George Louis Le Rouge published an atlas of North America entitled Atlas Ameriquain Septentrional to rival that of Thomas Jefferys in London. It included numerous large scale maps including this one derived from Joshua Fry and Peter Jefferson magnificent map in four sheets first published c.1753. Although Le Rouge reduced the map from four sheets to two he managed to retain the original scale and faithfully copied the updated geography (Pritchard & Taliaferro). Colonel Joshua Fry (c.1700-54) was an American surveyor, mathematician and Commander of a Virginia Regiment. Peter Jefferson (d.1757) was a surveyor, planter and famously father of President Thomas Jefferson. Together they undertook several surveying missions for this map. With the outbreak of the French and Indian War there was a pressing need for accurate large-scale mapping of the American colonies. The Board of Trade in London issued instructions to the Virginia Governor to undertake the work and he turned to Fry and Jefferson. The finished map which is extremely rare in the early states was the first to map in detail the Appalachian and Allegheny Mountain ranges. The map is more usually seen in its later state and inclusion in Thomas Jefferys American Atlas first published in 1775. An uncommon map. Refer Cumming SE (1998) no. 281; Malone (1966) p. 18; Morrison (1983) fig. 42; refer Pritchard & Taliaferro (2002) no. 30; Shirley (2004) T.Ler 3a no. 18; Verner (1967) Imago Mundi 21 pp. 70-94; Wooldridge (2012) no. 110.8849Paris: Chez Le Rouge Jngr Georgraphe Du Roi Rue Des Grandes Augustins(1777)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8849&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8849.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HONDIUS, JodocusVirginiae item et Floridae Americ Provinciarum, nov Descriptio350 x 490 mm., early wash colour with French text, in good condition.; A lovely example of this classic decorative map. The only regional map of North America to be included in the first edition of Jodocus Hondius first edition of Gerard Mercator's atlas. 'It is a composite largely of John White's Virginia and Jacques le Moyne's Florida as interpreted by Theodore de Bry in 1590 and 1591 respectively. Chesepioock Sinus representing Chesapeake Bay is still shown in its White delineation. At the end of this year, 1606, a party of Englishmen left England to begin arguably the most important colonisation of North America in this very bay, at Jamestown. Within just a few years the entire region would be completely revised cartographically. The area south towards C.S.Romano Hispanis is entirely drawn from White. It is, however, given too much latitude, extending as far as 322o, some 2o too far. S.Augustine, however, is shown at the correct latitude. The combined effect is a compacted coastline for the present-day States of Georgia and South Carolina.The area of French Florid originally comes from de Bry's map Floridae Americae Provinciae of 1591. Here a new interpretation of the cartography had made this map notable; however, the author has noted that it actually first appeared on the wall map of America by Cornelis Claesz, c.1602. The new rendition of le Moyne's geography is caused by the great lake which is moved from central Florida north so that the R.de May (St. John's River) now flows in a south-easterly direction. It was probably encouraged by the depiction on a number of maps of a similarly flowing large R.Secco like that on the FLORIDA et APALCHE, by Cornelis Wytfliet of 1597. Its influence was considerable. Taken up by Hondius, this error was popularised by the major success of his atlas and lasted for some seventy years. According to Cumming some place names appear from other sources, namely that of Jean Ribaut. In the Apalatcy Mountians references are made to the presence of both gold and silver. The map is embellished with various game including a wild turkey. Examples of Indian villages in Florida and Virginia appear in cartouches either side of the title. The map's scale and decorativeness make it very sought after' (Burden). Burden 151; Cumming no. 26.9123Amsterdam: (1606-[19])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9123&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9123.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanNova et Accuratissima Totius Terraum Orbis Tabula410 x 545 mm., early wash colour, some light toning in the margins due to previous framing, one small wormhole in upper margin, otherwise in good condition.; A classic double-hemisphere world map here in its FIRST EDITION published with Latin text in Joan Blaeu’s magnum opus, the ‘Atlas Major’. Joan Blaeu’s father Willem Blaeu first published the Mercator projection world map in 1606 and had been included in the Blaeu firm’s atlases from 1630. This newly engraved double-hemispheric map was produced for the ‘Atlas Major’, the monumental work is considered the greatest of all atlases. ‘The Great Atlas by the Blaeu’s is one of the monuments of map production, and for size and beauty and accuracy has never been surpassed’ (World Encompassed no. 149). ‘The contents of this unprecedented atlas illustrate the high standards of contemporary cartography and geographical knowledge, and its presentation bears witness to the superb craftsmanship of engraver, printer, binder, and papermaker’ (Koeman (1970) Joan Blaeu and his Grand Atlas, pp. 1-3).Cartographically it resembles his own large wall map of 1648 with new additions, specifically in the west coast of North America. California is still depicted as an outline but now with a flatter north coast known as the Briggs type. Similarly, a reference to Sir Francis Drake and Anian are also additions here. The map is surrounded by spandrel vignettes which incorporate allegorical images of the four seasons and celestial figures. The four seasonal characters are seen sitting in chariot’s, from left to right; spring, summer, autumn and winter. Each are drawn by various fauna. An image of Galileo Galilei sits over the western hemisphere whilst Tycho Brahe is to the right. Koeman (1967-70) Bl 56 no. 435; Van der Krogt (1997-2010) (Vol. II) 0001:2B; Shirley (1984) 428.9126Amsterdam: (1662)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9126&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9126.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, John - OVERTON, HenrySurrey Described and Divided into Hundreds380 x 510 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; This map is by arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629) and first published in the 'Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain', 1612. It was the first atlas of the whole British Isles. He was a tailor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. The book took several years to prepare hence earlier dates appear on some. This issue is from the extremely rare post Bassett and Chiswell edition by Henry Overton in 'England Fully Described', 1743. Speed's maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. This includes inset views of Richmond and Nonsuch Palaces with Coats-of-arms at the sides.Following the Bassett and Chiswell edition of 1676 the plates were sold by Christopher Browne of which only a handful of examples bound together exist. Browne disposed of them it is believed in 1713 upon his retirement. Despite Skelton citing their ownership by Henrys father John Overton c.1700 the evidence appears otherwise. The date 1713 is arrived at by the fact that the last known advert by Browne was in the 'Daily Courant' 14 August 1712 and by 1715 his shop was occupied by George Willdey. Also in 1713 Henry Overton abandoned his scheme for a series of county maps and ceased production of newly engraved plates. There are four distinct issues by Overton over some thirty years. This is an example of 1743 edition of Overton following the removal of '1610' from Hondius' imprint lower left. Hodson 138; Shirley (2004) T.Spe 1n.9128London: Henry Overton at the White Horse without Newgate(1612-[1743])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9128&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9128.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnWales385 x 515 mm., with recent outline and wash colour, in good condition.; This map is by arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629). First published in the 'Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain', 1612. It was the first atlas of the whole British Isles. He was a tailor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. This issue is from the 1646 edition published by William Humble. Speed's maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. Here we find on the left panel Beaumaris, Carnarvan, Harlieg, Cardigan, Penbrok and Carmarthen. The right side bears Denbigh, Flint, Montgomery, Radnor, Brecknok and Cardife. Booth p. 30; Evans (1964) p. 7; Roberts (1994) pp. 34-9; Shirley (2004) T.Spe 1g; Skelton (1970) 48.9137London: William Humble(1612-[46])
GBP1250.0Wales1612-[46]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9137&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9137.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnThe Invasions of England and Ireland with Al their Civill Wars since the Conquest380 x 510 mm., later outline colour, small lower centrefold repair in the margin only, otherwise in very good condition.; VERY RARE ROGER REA EDITION. This fascinating map recording the military history of England, Wales and Ireland was first published in John Speed’s ‘Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine’ in 1627. For this edition a separate world atlas entitled ‘A Prospect of the most Famous Parts of the World’ was first published. Bound between the two works was this map. The map is derived from John Speed’s separately issued map similarly entitled published c.1601 which survives in just five known examples. This map is engraved by Cornelis Danckerts for George Humble. The battles recorded include the Norman invasion of 1066 and all subsequent conflicts through 1588 and the Spanish Armada. A trail of ships up through the North Sea marks the Armada’s defeat. Small illustrations of opposing troops mark the site of battles. This is an example of the very rare second state by Roger Rea, both father and son. This edition was published just prior to the Great Fire of London. The advertisement for the folio edition in the ‘Term Catalogues’ for Hilary Term 1675 interestingly states that ‘Mr. John Speed’s ... Geography of the Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland ... together with his Prospect ... all in one entire Volume, hath been, for seven Years last past, out of Print, the greatest part of an Impression, then newly Printed, being destroyed by the late dreadful Fire, 1666’. It is this evidence which has led authorities to date the two works c.1665. In 1665 one of the Roger Rea’s dies, this might be supposed to be to the Plague which ravaged the city that year. Further luck befell the Rea firm when the following year London suffered severely from the Great Fire. This edition was largely destroyed and is today one of the rarest. One notable bibliographical alteration is that the double page map of the Civil Wars with text is now placed before that of the ‘Kingdome of Great Britaine and Ireland’ as the first map in the ‘Theatre’. Shirley (1991) nos. 239 & 397; Skelton (1970) 81.9138London: Roger Rea the Elder and younger at the Golden Cross in Cornhill agt. the Exchange(1627-[62])
GBP1500.0British Isles1627-[62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9138&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9138.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILLIPS, RichardA Guide to all the Watering and Sea-Bathing Places; With a Description of the Lakes; A Sketch of a Tour in Wales ...Duodecimo (160 x 95 mm.), full modern red morocco, gilt panelled, spine with raised bands, double ruled gilt compartments with gilt title, marbled endpapers. With typographic title page, pp. iv, 500, with 33 plates (including 2 folding), 20 maps (4 folding) and 1 folding chart of distances.; By the early nineteenth century it had become increasingly popular for the British people to visit seaside resorts and spas. As might be expected this market was met with works such as this to guide them in their choice. Published by Richard Phillips the author is believed to be John Feltham. The 'Guide to all the Watering and Sea-Bathing Places' was first published in 1803 with 434 pages. This expanded edition as noted in the two page advertisement includes 500 pages. It is dated 1806 from the addition of this date to the Advertisement. The price of the first edition was 12s. in boards. it must have proved popular as this second edition was increased in price to 'Price 13s. in boards; or, 14s. Bound in Red' as noted on the title page. The book is heavily illustrated and includes a large initial folding view of Bath followed by a plan of the town and a further panorama of Ramsgate. Richard Phillips (1767-1840) was an author and publisher born in London. He began business in 1790 as a stationer and bookseller. COPAC; ODNB; Smith (1985) p. 75.9218London: Richard Phillips, 6 Bridge-street, Blackfriars(c.1806)
GBP275.0British Topographyc.1806nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9218&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9218a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSTON, William & Alexander KeithThe Physical Atlas ... of Natural PhenomenaImperial folio (560 x 360 mm.), later half calf, green cloth boards, gilt ruled, rebacked preserving original spine, raised bands to the spine with gilt and blind ruled compartments, gilt title, marbled endpapers. With engraved title, Dedication to Baron Alexander von Humboldt, Preface, Contents and Index, with 30 engraved maps with early outline and wash colour, in very good condition.; THE FIRST EDITION OF THE FIRST BRITISH ATLAS ON PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. The successful firm of W. & A. K. Johnston was founded by Sir William Johnston (1802-88) and was based in Edinburgh from 1825. The following year he was joined by his brother Alexander Keith Johnston (1804-74). The 'Physical Atlas' offered here is the 'first British atlas to give a synoptic view of physical geography' (Tooley). It is arranged in four distinct sections: Meteorology including 5 maps, Hydrology with 6 maps, Geology with 10 maps and Phytology and Zoology with 9 maps. Each section is accompanied by descriptive text. In 1842 Johnston visited Europe and met Doctor Heinrich Carl Wilhelm Berghaus (1797-1884) who was an engineer and geographer from Cleve, now in Germany. After his studies Berghaus worked in the Prussian Land Survey Office and then became a teacher of geodesy and a pioneer in the field of scientific and thematic cartography. He worked closely with the publisher Justus Perthes, who published the first edition of the Physikalischer Atlas in 1836. As the title to the 'Physical Atlas' states this work is based on Berghaus' 'Physikalischer Atlas'. Dreyer-Eimbcke, Oswald (1997) Heinrich Berghaus and August Petermann in IMCoS Journal 70 pp. 19-27; Shirley (2000) 'Berghaus and Johnston: Pioneers of the Thematic Atlas', in IMCoS Journal no. 83 pp. 31-5; Smith, D. (2000) 'The Business of 'W. & A. K. Johnston' 1826-1901', in IMCoS Journal 82 pp. 9-19; Smith, David. (2001). 'The Cartography of 'W. & A. K. Johnston' 1826-1901', in IMCoS Journal no. 86 pp. 5-16; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9275Edinburgh & London: (1848)
GBP1500.0Atlas world1848nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9275&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9275a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9275b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9275c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9275d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9275e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from London to Portsmouth310 x 430 mm., later wash colour in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (16001676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times, 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 30 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the complete road from London to Portsmouth in Hampshire. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.9279London: (1675)
GBP250.0Surrey Hants England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9279&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9279.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DARTON, William & DIX, ThomasA New Map of the County of Surrey, Divided into Hundreds355 x 455 mm., early wash colour, cut and dissected and laid on contemporary linen, small foxmark below vignette, otherwise in good condition.; An extremely rare map of the county with an attractive vignette of Kew Palace. Thomas Dix began the work for this atlas which was completed with the help of William Darton. Published in 1822 under the title of 'A Complete Atlas of the English Counties' it is of great rarity. Only three examples have appeared on the market in 20 years. This is an example of the first state as issued by Thomas Dix ISSUED SEPARATELY BEFORE ATLAS PUBLICATION. Chubb 387.9281London: (1822)
GBP175.0Surrey England1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9281&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9281.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Surrey565 x 680 mm., early wash colour, with one small margin tear on the right repaired, otherwise in good condition.; Following the extensive work carried out by the Greenwood's on the series of large scale county surveys a reduced sized atlas was planned. It began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates including this one. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part. There were to be 46 plates all at one-third of an inch to a mile. Running into financial difficulties towards the end they had to take in partners to finally finish in 1834. 'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties' (Carroll). This map of Surrey contains a fine vignette view of Lambeth Palace. Chubb 458B; Tooley's 'Dictionary of Mapmakers'.9282London: Greenwood & Co(1834)
GBP195.0Surrey England1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9282&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9282.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, Abraham - VRIENTS, Jan BaptisteAngliae et Hiberniae Accurata Descriptio, Veteribus et Recentioribus Nominibus Illustrata435 x 570 mm., in full wash colour, trimmed close to the side margins as is often the case, with small neat line loss on the right, old fold lower right, old lower centrefold restoration in the margin, margin support to verso of upper margin, otherwise in good condition.; The second state with Latin text of Jan Baptiste Vrients’ classic map of England, Wales and Ireland issued to celebrate the recent accession of James I to the throne. It first appeared in the English text edition of Abraham Ortelius' ‘Theatre of the World’ published in 1606. On the death of Queen Elizabeth I in March 1603, James VI of Scotland inherited the throne. Along with uniting the Scottish and English thrones he claimed historical rights to the throne of France. The dedication of the English edition of the atlas is to 'James by the grace of God, King of Great Britaine, France and Ireland' and was clearly made to cultivate sales. A similar claim appears on this map upper right on the first state.In 1608 Vrients published an Italian edition dedicated to the Pope. The Catholic Church did not recognise James I, a Protestant, as King of France then ruled by Henry IV. This was also the case for Ireland. Therefore, Vrients issued variants of the map in which a pasted label re-written would be placed over the offending part of the map; this did however still leave one further reference to the claim still visible in almost all known examples. These are known as variants of the first state. For the Latin edition of 1609 offered here Vrients was clearly prepared having had time to alter the plates themselves. All references to James I being King of France and Ireland are removed creating the second state. Below these references in the upper right is an attractive family tree of the English royal family from William the Conqueror. The map itself is derived from the Anonymous map printed in London 1594 which itself is derived from that of Jodocus Hondius of 1592. The engravers are believed to the Arsenius brothers who have produced a magnificent map, one of the finest ever produced for the atlas. Its desirability along with the fact that it only appears in a handful of editions makes this one of the rarest. Van den Broecke (1996) M. no. 17; Shirley (1991) no. 275, see also 164 & 177; Kelly (2007).9133Antwerp: (1605-[09])
GBP1850.0British Isles1605-[09]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9133&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9133.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OWEN, John & BOWEN, EmanuelA Map of Surrey90 x 115 mm., in early outline colour, set within a chapter title page with engraved text below, in good condition.; Emanuel Bowen was one of the most prominent figures in English cartography during the middle of the eighteenth century. Since the highly influential Britannia by John Ogilby had been first published in 1675 no smaller version had been issued. Then in the period 1718-20 a flush of four projects were conceived, three of which were completed. In 1720 Owen and Bowens Britannia Depicta or Ogilby Improvd was published. This was unquestionably the most successful. It is the only one of the three to include a set of county maps with the road strips. The author of the text was John Owen an antiquarian who had been admitted to the Middle Temple in 1718. Although known as the Owen and Bowen atlas it was in fact published jointly by Bowen and John Bowles. It had a long life running to numerous editions. Carroll (1996) 23; Chubb (1927) 152; Hodson (1984-97) 157; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 1h; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9307London: (1724)
GBP65.0England1724nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9307&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9307.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEIJER, PieterHet Graafschap Cornwall Verdeeld in deszelfs ...165 x 195 mm., in very good condition.; A very rare map by Peiter Meijer published in "Algemeene Oefenschoole" which was issued in two volumes in 1763 and 1770. The work is a translation of and designed as Benjamin Martin's "Natural History of England", 1755-63. The date of Martin's issue 1757 is found in the imprint lower left. This is the first map in the first volume and curiously misspells Emanuel Bowen as the author as 'Brown'. Hodson Atlases 260; not in Quixley (1966).9255Amsterdam: (1767)
GBP125.0Cornwall England1767nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9255&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9255.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - JEFFERYS, ThomasA Map of Cornwall130 x 135 mm., in early outline colour with text below, in good condition.; A small and attractive map of Cornwall, it was first published in an atlas issued in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers, commencing in November 1748. No copy of this version survives, and it seems likely that Jefferys and Kitchin took over the project at an early date. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates as seen here. During the issue of the 1751 edition plate numbers were added therefore contents can vary in the states of the maps. This is an example before the addition of plate numbers. The atlas proved popular, running to six editions, with various changes and additions, the last being in 1787. Chubb 193; Hodson 210; Quixley (1966) 31; refer Shirley BL T.Kit 2a (not in BL).9258London: (1749)
GBP125.0Cornwall England1749nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9258&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9258.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROCQUE, JohnCornwall155 x 195 mm., in good condition.; John Rocque was a Huguenot who at an early age settled in England. By 1734 he was a surveyor, engraver and publisher. His most important English county contribution was a series of maps first published in the 'English Traveller' in 1746. This is extremely rare and was followed by their inclusion in 'The Small British Atlas' , 1753. This is an example of the map of Cornwall in its unnumbered state with the incomplete erasure of the plate mark upper right as issued in the 1753 issue. Quixley (1966) no. 28; Hodson 198.9261London: (1746-[53])
GBP125.0Cornwall England1746-[53]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9261&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9261.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BILL, JohnSurrey90 x 120 mm., with brown margin edges clear of the image, otherwise in good condition.; The contribution of John Bill (fl.1591-d.1630) to cartography was limited to two works, this one and the English edition of Abraham Ortelius' atlas in folio entitled 'Theatre of the World' co-published with John Norton. Bill was a noted bookseller who was apprenticed to John Norton in 1592. His talent in Latin soon caught the attention of Sir Thomas Bodley who from about 1599 commissioned him to travel and acquire books on his behalf. He started his own business in 1603 and became the Kings printer in 1604. The maps are reductions of those by Christopher Saxton and are the earliest of the English counties to have longitude and latitude marked. The Prime Meridian used is the Azores and the engraver is still unknown. Estimates of only 200 copies being printed have been cited. The map of Cornwall is cartographically improved with the peninsula being orientated more correctly on a north-east to south-west line than found on Saxton or Speed's maps. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 54; Quixley (1966) 9; Shirley (2004) T.Camd 3a; Skelton (1970) 15; STC 4527; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9244London: (1626)
GBP275.0Surrey England1626nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9244&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9244.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VAN DEN KEERE, PieterSurrey85 x 120 mm., with accompanying text, in good condition.; Pieter van den Keere first engraved these plates c.1599 which were eventually published in 1617 by Willem Blaeu in a Latin edition of William Camden's 'Britannia'. Many of the counties were joined with others on some of the maps, one of these was that of the south east which included Surrey, Sussex and Kent. The plates were next published in England by George Humble under the title of 'England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland Described'. For this edition each county which had previously been illustrated along with another now had its own map. The English issues came to be known as 'miniature Speed's' as Humble also published the folio John Speed atlas, and here utilised the text. Various editions up to 1676 were published. This example is from the 1646 edition. Skelton 19.9264London: George Humble(1627-[46])
GBP95.0Surrey England1627-[46]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9264&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9264.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertSurrey175 x 210 mm., with accompanying text, slight stain lower left margin, otherwise in good condition.; Robert Morden was by 1701 a successful publisher on the London scene. His most notable cartographic contribution to date were arguably the county maps for Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia' in 1695. A smaller more manageable atlas seemed to be called for and in 1701 he teemed up with Thomas Cockeril and Ralph Smith to produce 'The New Description and State of England'. Morden contributed 54 small maps known as miniature Morden's. The work was issued in differing formats in the same year, and both were re-published in 1704. In 1708 they appeared under the title of 'Fifty Six New and Accurate Maps' which was in fact 57! There final publication 1720-31 was printed by Elizabeth Nutt, and sold by Thos Cox in a six volume work entitled 'Magna Britannia', this was re-issued finally in 1739. Throughout the plates remained unaltered. This map is accompanied by the descriptive text and comes from the octavo edition of either 1701, 1704 or 1708. Hodson 125; Skelton 123.9269London: (c.1701)
GBP65.0Surrey Englandc.1701nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9269&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9269.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEIJER, PieterSurrey Verdeeld in zyne Honderden ...175 x 205 mm., in very good condition.; A very rare map by Peiter Meijer published in "Algemeene Oefenschoole" which was issued in two volumes in 1763 and 1770. The work is a translation of and designed as Benjamin Martin's 'Natural History of England', 1755-63. The date of Martin's issue 1758 is found in the imprint lower left. This map appears in the first volume and curiously refers to Bowen as the author. Hodson (1984-97) 260.9311Amsterdam: (1763)
GBP140.0Surrey England1763nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9311&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9311.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LUFFMAN, JohnSurry60 x 60 mm., with early wash colour and text beneath map, in good condition.; John Luffman (1751-1821) had a varied career being a publisher, engraver, goldsmith, author and geographer. He also became bankrupt in 1793 but appears to have recovered. His earliest recorded work is the engraving of the road strips for Taylor and Skinner's 'Survey and Maps of the Roads of North Britain' in 1776. In 1779, he was the engraver of Prior's large scale map of Leicestershire and in 1781 he was the engraver of Armstrong's large scale map of Rutland. Later in his career he became a publisher in his own right specialising in smaller maps and atlases such as the Select Plans of the Ports and Harbours of the World (1800-1803). These curious circular engravings of the counties of England and Wales are his most noted work and accompanied a geographical text. A rare atlas that has always been desired by collectors. It was first published in 1803 by Luffman as a 'New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales'. A further issue was published in the same year, the maps in which are all in their second state, but by 1806 ownership had passed to the firm of Lackington, Allen & Co. This firm was founded in 1774 by James Lackington from Somerset as a shoemaker. From there he moved temporarily to Bristol where he first began buying books at market stalls. It is stated he was to ashamed to enter bookshops! A legacy of 10 enabled him to rent a shop in London from where he started selling both shoes and books. Soon he focused on the books and by 1803 their catalogue contained 800,000 books! Lackington retired in 1798 and died 1815. The firm finally closed when George Lackington retired in 1826. This is an example of the second state in which the plate number is nearer the map image. Refer Batten & Bennett (1996) 66; refer Carroll (1996) 59; Chubb (1927) 308; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9317London: (1803)
GBP125.0Surrey England1803nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9317&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9317.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREEN, WilliamSurry135 x 90 mm., in early outline colour, bound with accompanying descriptive text, in good condition.; This charming little map is from an extremely rare atlas by William Green entitled the 'Picture of England' and printed in 1804. It was first issued by Robert Butters as 'An Atlas of England' the previous year. Of that work only two known examples survive. Butters (fl. 1785-1808) was a printer in London who took over and completed the 'Political Magazine' series of county maps by John Lodge. In the same year it was published as 'The Picture of England' by John Hatchard (1769-1849), the only known example of which was broken up. Hatchard was the founder of the bookshop which still bears his name on Piccadilly, London. This edition published the following year also by Hatchard is the first to recognise William Green (1760-1823) on the title page and alludes to him being the author. Green was born in Deansgate, Manchester, and trained as a surveyor. He produced the fine large scale map of Lancashire by William Yates in 1786. Although an 'artist, draughtsman, surveyor, etcher and engraver' it is not clear if he was responsible for these plates. The map is derived from that of John Cary issued in the 'Travellers Companion' but is notable for its curious orientation. North is to the left although the compass indicator is pointing south. Green died at Ambleside in the Lake District, his epitaph was written by William Wordsworth.Hatchard after completing his apprenticeship to a printer and bookseller went to work for the leading bookseller Thomas Payne in 1789. Leaving his employ in 1797 he opened his first shop at 173 Piccadilly and struggled. But not without considerable industry he made it work and moved again in 1801 to 190 Piccadilly. His son joined him in 1808 and in 1823 they made their final move to 187 Piccadilly where they remain to this day. Hatchard borrowed from Payne who was the first to combine a coffee house and booksellers and offered the same convivial surroundings. Carroll (1996) 58; Chubb (1927) 318; ODNB; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9318London: (1804)
GBP95.0Surrey England1804nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9318&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9318.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]EXSHAW, Sarah & JohnSurrey Drawn from an Actual Survey and Regulated by Astronl. Observns.175 x 200 mm., in good condition.; Edward Exshaw began publishing the Dublin edition of the 'London Magazine' in 1741. He was joined by his son John in 1745 and upon Edward's death in 1748 his second wife, Sarah, joined the partnership. The map of Surrey was published in March 1750, the same month in which the London edition was issued. A very rare map. Hodson (1984-97) II Appendix I no. 2 pp. 175-9.9320Dublin: (1750)
GBP75.0Surrey England1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9320&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9320.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DARTON, William & HARVEY, JosephSurry185 x 230 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; This rare map of Surrey was first issued in the 'Universal Magazine' from 1791 to 1793 and engraved by Benjamin Baker (1766-1841) who was particularly active through 1824 as an engraver for the Ordnance Survey. The publisher of the 'Universal Magazine' was William Bent. In 1804, the plates appeared in a rare atlas entitled 'Maps of the Several Counties and Shires in England' by William Darton (1755-1819) and Joseph Harvey (1764-1841). It is from this work that this map came from. Beresiner (1983) p. 50; Carroll (1996) 53; Chubb (1927) 294; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9322London: (1804)
GBP75.0Surrey England1804nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9322&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9322.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILLIPS, RichardMap of the Soil of Surry210 x 245 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; This attractive detailed map of Surrey is from the 'General View of the Agriculture of Surrey' published in 1809. It forme part of a series of 'General Views of the Agriculture ...' of different counties instigated by the Board of Agriculture in the early 1790s. That of Surrey was first published in 1794 by William Malcolm. This second edition in 1809 by William Stevenson contained this map.9323London: (1809)
GBP75.0Surrey England1809nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9323&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9323.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MILLER, RobertSurrey75 x 110 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; Robert Miller was a publisher and bookseller who was responsible for just one cartographic productions 'Miller's New Miniature Atlas', 1821. Most believe the map's first issue to be this work, however it is in fact as a set of cards by Thomas Crabb in 1819. The atlas was later issued as 'Darton's New Miniature Atlas' in 1822 and again in 1825. But arguably its most famous incarnation is as the county maps for Reuben Ramble's 'Travels through the Counties of England' published by the firm of Darton & Clark as it was then known in 1844. For these issues they were accompanied by ornate border vignettes. Chubb 341.9324London: (1819-[22])
GBP95.0Surrey England1819-[22]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9324&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9324.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DARTON, WilliamSurrey75 x 110 mm., early wash colour, with accompanying descriptive text, in good condition.; Most believe the map's first issue to be by Robert Miller in 'Miller's New Miniature Atlas', 1821. However it is in fact as a set of cards by Thomas Crabb in 1819. Miller was a publisher and bookseller who was responsible for just one cartographic production. The atlas was later issued as 'Darton's New Miniature Atlas' in 1822 and again in 1825. But arguably its most famous incarnation is as the county maps for Reuben Ramble's 'Travels through the Counties of England' published by the firm of Darton & Clark as it was then known in 1844. For these issues they were accompanied by ornate border vignettes. Chubb 341.9325London: (1819-[22])
GBP65.0Surrey England1819-[22]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9325&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9325.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOULE, ThomasSurrey205 x 260 mm., in full early wash colour, in very good condition.; Thomas Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, mapseller and publisher. His finest work is the 'English Counties Delineated' first published in 1837 following its issue in parts from May 1830 to the spring of 1836. The publisher was George Virtue who used the same beautiful plates later in his publication of Rev. James Barclays 'Dictionary'. The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps. They are embellished with topographical views, coats of arms and decorative borders. They were engraved by James Bingley (1796-1869), John Crane Dower (1791?-1847) and William Schmollinger (fl.1830-37). Bingley was born in Leicester and was in London by 1820 when he married in Chelsea. He was imprisoned for debt in 1833 at which time he was in partnership with Schmollinger. Thomas Moule wrote books on heraldry and antiquities. From 1816-23 he was a bookseller in Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London. He was then employed in the General Post Office to 'interpret illegible addresses' (BBTI) whilst also working as Chamber-Keeper in the Lord Chamberlain's Department. The last position gave him a residence at St. James's Palace where he died in 1851. After the completion of the parts issue sometime in 1836 the 'English Counties Delineated' appeared as a two-volume book in 1837 with subsequent editions in 1838 and 1839. This second state of the map of Surrey bears the imprint of Bingley below, it is rare. British Book Trade Index; Campbell (1985b); Carroll (1996) 95; Chubb (1927) 472; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9328London: (1837)
GBP35.0Surrey England1837nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9328&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9328.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TEESDALE, HenrySurrey150 x 190 mm., in early full wash colour, light stain in lower margin, otherwise in good condition.; Henry Teesdale (fl.1828-45) a successful publisher in London is best known for two English County atlases. In 1829 he acquired the county plates to Robert Rowes exceedingly rare English Atlas and after revision published them as the New British Atlas. Encouraged by its undoubted success he embarked on a reduced sized county atlas which he published the following year entitled A New Travelling Atlas. In this work the roads are made the principal feature. The maps bear a distinct piano keyboard design. For some reason it was not a great success, at least judging from the fact that only two examples survive: Cambridge University Library and a private English collection. For the second edition in 1843, plate numbers were added, as were the new railways. It appears that he took in a partner D. W. Martin which might explain the possible delay in publication. Only A HANDFUL OF EXAMPLES survive. Carroll (1996) no. 92.2; refer Chubb (1927) no. 418; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9329London: (1830-[43])
GBP75.0Surrey England1830-[43]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9329&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9329.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSON, ThomasSurrey165 x 230 mm., early wash colour, light brown stain to lower margin, otherwise in good condition.; The map for this VERY RARE edition is by Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and was first published in William Pinnocks Guide to Knowledge, 1833. Archer was declared bankrupt shortly after in 1835 and was in prison for debt again in 1845. What is unusual about the plates for this period is that they were produced using woodblocks and printed directly resulting in a map which is white on black. The process of lithographic transfer was used by Thomas Johnson for the map offered here. This preserves the original block or plate from excessive wear and allows an extended life. A Thomas Johnson is recorded as being a bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, printer and publisher in Liverpool between 1833-43. This is possibly the same Johnson as our publisher after a move to Manchester. The existence of some of the early railways is recorded. One further edition appeared in 1863 surviving in just two known examples. It is from this extremely rare last edition that this plate derives. Carroll (1996) no. 98; Chubb (1927) no. 523; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9330Manchester: (1863)
GBP75.0Surrey England1863nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9330&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9330.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, CharlesSurrey210 x 230 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; Charles Smith was a noted engraver and publisher of maps. He became Map Seller Extraordinary to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. The firm published a world atlas, globes, and two English county atlases. This quarto sized map came from 'Smith's New English Atlas' first published in 1822, but the engraver James Gardner was utilised. The quarto atlas is much rarer than the folio, indeed there are only a very few examples of the first edition known. Hodson 84.2.9332London: (1822)
GBP50.0Surrey England1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9332&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9332.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHASSEREAU, PeterA Plan of the City of York Survey'd By Peter Chassereau/ Plan de la Ville et foubourgs de York. Capitale de le Comt du meme Nom lev par le Sr. P: Chassereau & Publi par Rocque a Charing Cross 1750450 x 690 mm., in very good condition printed on excellent thick paper.; One of the best large and detailed copper plate engraved plans of York, published by John Rocque in 1750 from a survey by Peter Chassereau. Chassereau was one of many members of French Huguenot society who settled in London. He became a surveyor and cartographer in Soho operating at the Sign of the Golden Head, Berwick St. One of his earliest works was a plan of the town and harbour of Havana for Thomas Bowles in 1739. One of the last works attributed to him is this plan of York for his fellow French Huguenot John Rocque.The city of York is depicted in great detail showing in the southern extreme the Distillery on the west bank of the River Ouse and the Dyke leading to the Castle on the east side. The whole of the old town is displayed with the old walls and gates identified. Of great interest are the several fields still shown within the old walls. The map is surrounded by 10 inset views and one map upper right. The map shows the whole County of Yokr misspelt with all the Roman roads. Notable structures in town occupy the other insets including the title upper left within an ecclesiastical architectural structure, the County Hospital, the City House, the west prospect of the Cathedral, a section of the Assembly Room, the Thursday Market and Pavement Crosses, the Prison, the Assembly Rooms and Cliffords Tower. Rocques imprint appears outside the neat line at the bottom of the plate. Jean Rocque (c.1704-62), to use his native name, was a Huguenot migr who at an early age settled in England. By 1734 he was a surveyor, engraver and publisher. His work is renowned for its beauty as well as its accuracy and several important large scale maps were produced by him. Amongst his several productions are only four large scale county maps, the first was of Shropshire in 1752 followed by Middlesex, 1757, Berkshire 1761 and Surrey posthumously in c.1768. He was most prolific in producing several large-scale maps of towns and estates. This is a fine example of the first state of the map by John Rocque; a second state was published by his widow in 1766. For a detailed biography of John Rocque and a list of his works, see Map Forum Issue 3 online. Provenance: auction 2010; private English collection. Barron (1988); Butler (1989); Map Forum Issue 5, The Works of John Rocque no. 57.9299London: John Rocque(1750)
GBP2500.0Yorks England1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9299&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9299.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAtlas Anglicanus or a Complete Sett of Maps of the Counties of South BritainFolio (380 x 255 mm.), full modern calf, with blind ruled centre panel including ornate floral corner designs, gilt ruled edges, ribbed spine with gilt ruled compartments, each with blind ornate stamp, gilt title label. With engraved title page and 45 copper engraved maps in early outline colour, part of the right margin of title torn away and repaired, one letter of the title lost, light staining to title, first general map with some very light repair in the margin, light brown stain to Northamptonshire, the final map of Yorkshire with extended margin top and right, otherwise in good condition.; An example of the FIRST EDITION, FIRST ISSUE. This atlas was first published in 1767 as the 'Atlas Anglicanus' in response to Ellis popular English Atlas first published in 1765. The 'Atlas Anglicanus' like many projects at the time began life by being published in monthly numbers. Each contained three maps with, apart from the first (and Sussex), part numbers being engraved on them. Until recently no example of the parts issue had been located and the only evidence we had for its issue came from a contemporary account of Gough and two located adverts. Then in 2004 a complete set of the parts came up in an auction in Christies, London. They now reside in a private collection. The presence of the same number on three maps caused some confusion for earlier cartobibliographers, notably Chubb who surmised that they represented pigeon holes in the printing office! Shortly after production began Emanuel Bowen died, his death on 8 May 1767 was reported in the 'London Magazine'. The project was continued by his son Thomas although the issues were becoming somewhat irregular towards the end. Near completion Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) stepped in and appears to buy the rights to the atlas, the last part is issued 29 July 1768 with a title page indicating Kitchin as sole publisher. Kitchin was originally apprenticed to Emanuel Bowen in 1732 and would marry his masters daughter, Sarah, in 1739. Quite soon the pupils output became prolific including several high quality English county atlases. Bowen was successful too and despite the death of Sarah in 1761 the ties between Bowen and Kitchin would remain close. But whilst Bowens wealth declined over the years Kitchin remarried in to a wealthy Baptist family. The maps are reductions of those published in the 'Royal English Atlas', themselves reductions of the 'Large English Atlas', both great works. After acquiring the 'Atlas Anglicanus' Kitchin immediately undertook the task of adding his imprint to all the maps. Examples of the first edition of the atlas usually contain some or all the maps with his imprint, this example however bears none and is therefore a true first issue. Very few examples survive in this state, in all my years I have only located three examples. One other I have handled twice and is now in a private collection, this example and one in another private collection. Chubb (1927) 232; Hodson (1984-97) 254; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 5a.6387London: (1767-68)
GBP6500.0English County Atlas1767-68nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6387&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/6387a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/6387b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/6387c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/6387d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REDMAYNE, WilliamSurrey60 x 95 mm., in good condition.; INCREDIBLY RARE. This is from arguably the rarest and most desirable of the early playing cards done of the English counties. There are only three substantial collections of first state William Redmayne (fl.1674-1719, d.1719) cards known to survive. First published in 1676 with just outline suitmarks, the second state issued the following year contained vertical bars for red suits or cross-hatching for the black suits as seen here. Only one recorded complete pack in either state survives. Redmayne's cards were published just three months after those of Robert Morden and advertised in the Trinity Term catalogue as being for sale by ‘Redmayne at the Crown on Addle Hill; Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix, Robert Turner at the Star, in St. Paul’s Church-yard; H. Cox in Holborn; and B. Billingsley at the Printing Press in Cornhill’. Redmayne was a printer active between 1674 and 1719. In 1719 he was imprisoned for printing libel about the government and died in April in Newgate Prison of a fever. The maps on the Redmayne cards are smaller than those on the rival by Morden and are reminiscent of those thumb-nail maps by Matthew Simmons in 1635. Each map is accompanied by surrounding descriptive text on their respective commodities and points of interest. The Spade suit mark bears the roman numeration 'VIII' to the right. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (2010) p. 18; not in Chubb; Hodson (1984-97) I no. 146; King (2003) p. 141; Mann and Kingsley (1972) pp. 3-4, 18-19, App. II no. 4, App. III no. 3. pl. xii (listing all the cards); Skelton (1970) 97.9141London: (1676)
GBP950.0Surrey England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9141&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9141.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OWEN, John & BOWEN, EmanuelBritannia Depicta or Ogilby Improvd; Being a Correct Coppy of Mr Ogilbys Actual Survey of all ye Direct & Principal Cross Roads in England and Wales ...Octavo (210 x 140 mm.), contemporary full calf with ornate blind panelled boards, rebacked with raised bands, each compartment with gilt rules, blue calf gilt title and gilt date. pp. (6), 273. With 273 engraved plates of road strips and county maps printed back to back. With repairs to some gutters barely noticeable, good margins throughout apart from p. 21 trimmed close, dark impressions, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION SECOND ISSUE of Emanuel Bowens 'Britannia Depicta'. Bowen was one of the most prominent figures in English cartography during the middle of the eighteenth century. In 1720, he co-published with John Owen the 'Britannia Depicta or Ogilby Improvd'. It was an instant success running to numerous editions over the next 50 years. Hodson in his detailed study of the atlas concluded that there were six different editions bearing the title page dated 1720. The first can however be broken into three further variants, only two of which Hodson identified. This is an example of the second (first recorded) issue with the variant coat of arms on p. 94 altered to reflect those of Newton in Hampshire, not Newton in Lancashire. The first two both lack the numbers to the Rapes on the map of Sussex itself, they are shown in the key only. Provenance: private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 40-1; Harley (1970); Hodson (1984-97) 149; Kingsley (1982) 23.1; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 1a issue not cited.9161London: Thomas Bowles & Emanuel Bowen(1720)
GBP995.0English County Atlas1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9161&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9161a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SENEX, JohnThe Roads through England Delineated or Ogilbys SurveyOblong quarto (180 x 235 mm), recent half green morocco, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers. With engraved title, eight pages of text and explanation, general map of England and Wales and 101 road strip maps printed back to back. With some light offsetting, occasional fox mark, water stain to last few leaves, light crease to centre indicating that probably it was originally in a limp binding, otherwise in good condition.; John Senex (c.1678-1740) was geographer to Queen Anne and a Fellow of the Royal Society. He began his career as a bookseller, later becoming an engraver and publisher. In 1714, he published the large folio 'English Atlas' which was followed by the folio 'New General Atlas' of 1721. In 1719 Senex published a pocket version of John Ogilbys 'Britannia' road book, just two days after that of Thomas Gardner's 'Pocket-Guide'. It contained reductions of the originals suitable for carrying. Senex died 30 December 1740 and his widow continued the business, re-publishing the work in 1742. A further issue introduced a general map dated 1744. At an unknown date the publication was sold to John Bowles and Son. They reissued it as 'The Roads Through England Delineated' in 1757 for which the plates were reworked quite heavily. The most noticeable alteration is the plate numbers are now in both the upper corners. This particular example is the 1762 edition with the imprint of John Bowles alone. A further general map now states below that The figures on these Roads refer to the Page where they are shown. There were several ensuing editions through c.1792. Provenance: private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 37-9; not in Chubb; Fordham (1924) p. 18; Smith (1991 a & b); Shirley (2004) T.Sen 3e.9170London: John Bowles at the Black Horse in Cornhill(1762)
GBP995.0English County Atlas1762nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9170&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9170a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE ROUGE, George Louis - DESNOS, Louis CharlesNouvel Atlas d'Angleterre Divise En ses 52 Comtea Avec toutes les Routes Levees Topographiquement par ordre de S M Britannique et les Plans des Villes et Ports de ce RoyaumeQuarto (290 x 215 mm.), large paper copy, full contemporary calf, with early nineteenth century addition to enable large central gilt coats of arms, with gilt ribs to the spine, each compartment extensively decorated with gilt floral design, red calf gilt title label. With attractive engraved title page, key map and twelve double page engraved maps all with full early wash colour, engraved title in French and English Itineraraire de Toutes les Routes, Introduction (2), Table des Villes (4), Table des Routes (2), small general map of England and Wales, 101 engraved road strips with blank versos. Followed by Recueil des Villes Ports DAngleterre dated 1766, double page engraved table to the plan of London, double page engraved plan of London, engraved map of the Bouche de la Tamise and 16 engraved single page plans and views of British and Irish towns. Complete with contemporary endpapers. In very good condition.; George Louis Le Rouge was a military engineer who took up cartography from about 1740. This work is a French edition of 'An Actual Survey ... of the Principal Roads' by John Senex first published in London, 1719. This work consists of three parts all of which had been issued in earlier editions. Louis Charles Desnos (1725-1805) was a noted mapmaker, globe maker and publisher in Paris. Desnos was not the most successful of Parisian publishers, he went bankrupt in 1784. Despite being appointed globe maker to the King of Denmark he spent most of his life in Paris. He had a particular penchant for road books producing a number of France. The first part of this work consists of a general map of England and Wales in twelve sheets which is entitled 'Partie Meridionale de la Grande Bretagne a Londres Chez T. Jefferis 1760'. The second was first published in 1759 as 'Les Routes DOgilby par lAngleterre' and comprises 101 plates of road strips preceded by an unaltered general map of England and Wales. Desnos was not known for his originality and here he just acquired the plates first issued by George Louis Le Rouge. Some minor alterations were made for instance in the first plate a note in French is added beneath. The engraved title page is reissued with alteration to the French title, it now reads 'Itineraire De Toutes Les Routes De LAngleterre ' It ends by removing the name of Le Rouge ' Ouvrage traduit de lAnglois. A Paris, Chez le Sr. Desnos 1766'. The English title is unaltered with just the imprint changed to 'For Desnos, Geographer, at the Globe St. James Street'. It is followed by the same presumably remaining preliminary leaves of text here rotated to enable viewing upright.The third and final part is entitled 'Recueil des Villes Ports DAngleterre Tire des Grands Plans de Rocque et du Portuland de lAngleterre du Sr. Belin' and is a fine work containing a series of town plans and views. The first is a double page plan of London preceded by a Table or key to it. This third part was first issued under the same title in 1759 by Le Rouge. The beautiful arms featuring a large central peacock are those of Guillaume Gabriel Pavee of Vendeuvre (1779-1870), born in Troye, a French politician and peer who served on the National Assembly for many years. His library was only dispersed at auction about ten years ago. Provenance: bearing the large ornate gilt embossed arms on the covers of Guillaume Gabriel Pavee of Vendeuvre; private English collection. Carroll (1996) Appendix no. 8; Chubb (1927) 143; Fordham (1924) p. 27 (not recognising them as a later edition of the Le Rouge); Phillips (1909-) 2918; Shirley (2004) T.Desn 3a.9172Paris: (1767-[66])
GBP1250.0English County Atlas1767-[66]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9172&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9172a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GIBSON, JohnNew and Accurate Maps, of the Counties of England and WalesDuodecimo (135 x 85 mm.), original quarter calf, marbled paper boards, spine with blind ruled compartments, front free endpaper with upper corner torn away slightly. With engraved title and 53 numbered maps. With light water stain to first two maps, engraved throughout, otherwise in good condition.; John Gibson (fl.1750-1787) was an engraver who worked for several of the cartographers of the day. This atlas was first published and advertised extensively in May of 1759 by John Newbery (1713-67), it was most probably intended for children. Newbery was the first to provide educational books for children. His name is honoured in America with the annual award of a medal since 1922 for the most distinguished contribution to children’s literature by an American resident. There were two editions of this pretty county atlas, both of which are very rare. Newbery died on 22 December 1767 and the business was continued by his son, Francis Newbery, and his stepson, Thomas Carnan. As half-brothers, they continued in business for a while but somewhere around 1779 or 1780 Newbery left to sell ‘quack’ medicines. As the imprint is for the remaining Thomas Carnan alone it might be presumed that this edition followed shortly after. Certainly, before his own death on 29 July 1788. The business was continued by John Newbery’s grandson Francis Power until about 1792. It is likely he continued to sell the little atlas during this period but no evidence of this has been found and certainly there is no later edition of the work noted. Provenance: manuscript ownership inscription repeated twice inside cover 'Ann Thompson's Book Sepr. 23d Winlaton 1825', Winlaton is in the county of Durham; private English collection. This edition not in the British Library. Chubb (1927) 214 (only one copy seen); ESTC T301091; Hodson (1984-97) 220; refer Shirley (2004) T.Gib 2a.9178London: T. Carnan in St. Paul's Church Yard([1759]-[c.79])
GBP2950.0Wales British County Atlas[1759]-[c.79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9178&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9178a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9178b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9178c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LUFFMAN, JohnA New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales Illustrated with Fifty-five Copper platesOctavo (165 x 100 mm.), contemporary half red calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, with gilt ruled compartments to the spine, original paper title label affixed to the upper board. With engraved title, Preface dated March 1803, half title 'England', 42 circular maps of the English counties, half title 'Wales', 12 maps of the Welsh counties, map of England and Wales, Index leaf, 54 roundel maps in total, each with typographic text below, in good condition.; John Luffman (1751-1821) had a varied career being a publisher, engraver, goldsmith, author and geographer. He also became bankrupt in 1793 but appears to have recovered. His earliest recorded work is the engraving of the road strips for Taylor and Skinner's 'Survey and Maps of the Roads of North Britain' in 1776. In 1779, he was the engraver of Prior's large scale map of Leicestershire and in 1781 he was the engraver of Armstrong's large scale map of Rutland. Later in his career he became a publisher in his own right specialising in smaller maps and atlases such as the Select Plans of the Ports and Harbours of the World (1800-1803). These curious circular engravings of the counties of England and Wales are his most noted work and accompanied a geographical text. A rare atlas that has always been desired by collectors. It was first published in 1803 by Luffman as a 'New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales'. A further issue was published in the same year, the maps in which are all in their second state, but by 1806 ownership had passed to the firm of Lackington, Allen & Co. This firm was founded in 1774 by James Lackington from Somerset as a shoemaker. From there he moved temporarily to Bristol where he first began buying books at market stalls. It is stated he was to ashamed to enter bookshops! A legacy of 10 enabled him to rent a shop in London from where he started selling both shoes and books. Soon he focused on the books and by 1803 their catalogue contained 800,000 books! Lackington retired in 1798 and died 1815. The firm finally closed when George Lackington retired in 1826. Refer Batten & Bennett (1996) 66; refer Carroll (1996) 59; Chubb (1927) 308; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9191London: Lackington, Allen & Co. Temple of the Muses Finsbury Square(1803-[06])
GBP1950.0English County Atlas1803-[06]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9191&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9191a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DARTON, WilliamDarton's New Miniature Atlas, containing a complete set of County Maps, in which are Carefully Delineated All the Principal Direct & Cross RoadsOctavo (155 x 95 mm.), modern quarter calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled with blind floral feature top and bottom, gilt ruled spine with blind decoration to compartments, gilt embossed title. Engraved title, engraved Index, 56 early wash coloured maps, each accompanied by a numbered chapter of descriptive text, including a plan of London, 3 general maps, 40 English counties and 12 Welsh. With stamps to the maps in the margin, many extremely faint, otherwise in excellent condition.; A VERY RARE WORK. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. They were then issued by Robert Miller as the 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1821. The plates were then acquired by the great publishing house of William Darton [1755-1819], by now in the hands of his son also William [1781-1854]. They were issued as 'Darton's New Miniature Atlas' undated although post-dating 1821. This date is referred to in the text of the Yorkshire map when citing the census of that year. It was most likely issued as a reduced compliment to the folio 'Complete Atlas of the English Counties' dated 1822.These plates were famously issued later in the much better known atlas by Reuben Ramble (1810-75), whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark. He became a partner to William Darton, and in 1843 he would publish the famous 'Reuben's Rambles' in which he surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. William Darton, the founder, was a Quaker and engraver who established a bookshop in the City of London in 1787. As a publisher of prints and books, his work was intended for a youthful audience. His son, also William, began independently of his father marketing to the same age group. Provenance: Peter Crooke bequest to Brentford Public Library; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 74.iv; Chubb (1927) 341; Tooley (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9196London: William Darton, 58, Holborn Hill(c.1822)
GBP1850.0English County Atlasc.1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9196&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9196a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9196b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BADESLADE, Thomas & TOMS, William HenryChorographia Britanniae. Or A Set of Maps of all the Counties in England and WalesOctavo (160 x 100 mm.), full recent calf, ribbed spine with gilt date and green calf gilt title label. With engraved title, Dedication, 5 tables, 4 general and 42 county maps, engraved throughout. Dedication with small tear repaired upper edge, some cleaning and regarding, otherwise in acceptable condition.; Thomas Badeslade (fl.1719-1745) was a surveyor and engineer who was involved in many schemes to improve the waterways. He was also an established author and in 1742 he had William Henry Toms engrave a series of maps from his draughts and publish them as the 'Chorographia Britanniae'. It is the first pocket size English county atlas published in the eighteenth century. It is surprising that it took so long considering the runaway success of the 'Britannia Depicta' of 1720. The first edition of the atlas is found in four variants and was on sale for only a short period of time. Within two or three months a new edition was published.The second issue placed plate numbers '8' and '9' on the two where it was omitted. This example is one of only three identified of the extremely rare third issue of the first edition of the 'Chorographia Britanniae'. Following the immediate addition of plate numbers to those of Cambridgeshire and Cheshire which had been omitted on publication Toms ordered the addition of the price to the end of the imprint on the title page. Even though all evidence shows the price of the atlas was 6 shillings from the start Price Bound 5s was added. The error was picked up immediately and corrected for the fourth and last variant of the first edition. Hodson could only find one example of this rare issue, that in the Royal Geographical Society (Ford 146). One other in a private collection is known to me and then this third example was uncovered. In the two privately held ones the price has been inked over to show 6s. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 49-50; Chubb (1927) 170; ESTC T165385; Hodson (1984-97) no. 188 (atlas C p. 164); refer Shirley (2004) T.Bad 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9211London: (1742)
GBP950.0English County Atlas1742nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9211&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9211a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUGDALE, JamesThe New British Traveller, or Modern Panorama of England and WalesQuarto (270 x 210 mm.), in four volumes, each later half blue calf, cloth boards, spine with gilt ruled raised bands, each compartment with very ornate gilt floral decoration. Volume 1 with 2 opposing engraved title pages, typographic title page, pp. 4, liv, continued in arabic 5-628; volume 2 with 2 opposing engraved title pages, typographic title page, pp. 606; volume 3 with 2 opposing engraved title pages, typographic title page, pp. (2), 736; volume 4 with 2 opposing engraved title pages, typographic title page, pp. 799, (3). With 45 engraved maps and c.50 engraved plates. Large folding general map with small binders tear and minor restoration, most maps with some foxing and toning, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. Although dated 1819 on the title pages many of the maps are dated earlier. As with many examples of the work the imprints are cropped off during binding but some are still visible, Kent for example is dated 1815. Fordham according to Chubb records the dates as early as 1812-14 by James Cundee, 1814-15 by J. & J. Cundee and J. Robins and Co. 1818 and 1820. The text for the work is James Dugdale. The maps are the work of the engraver Samuel John Neele (1758-1824) who although advanced in age at this time was engraving to the year of his death. The publishers of the work James and John Cundee who by 1820 were working in collaboration with James Robins. Each volume in this issue has three title pages, two engraved with imprints of J. & J. Cundee and J. Robins & Co. The typographic title bears the J. & J. Cundee imprint. 'Arrangement of the Plates' bound at the end of the final volume along with a page of 'New Works published by J. Robins and Co.' Chubb (1927) 363; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9226London: J. Robins & Co. Albion Press, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row(1819-[20])
GBP295.0English County Atlas1819-[20]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9226&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9226a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GRAY, George CarringtonGrays New Book of Roads. The Tourist and Travellers Guide to the Roads of England and Wales, and Part of ScotlandOctavo (145 x 120 mm.), contemporary half red calf, with paper boards, spine with blind ruled bands, gilt year and title. Engraved title, (2), v, (3), 86, (70), (28) pp., with 50 maps, comprising folding general map of England and Wales opposite the title, Index general map opposite 'Reference to the Maps' numbered 0, maps numbered to 47 including 40 counties, 3 of Yorkshire Ridings, Lake District, South Scotland, North and South Wales and the Isle of Thanet unnumbered but '48' in the list of contents. Folding general browned and with some old repair, large folding map of Derbyshire often missing here with a tear, all maps in fine early wash colour, otherwise in good condition.; A fine road book featuring a complete set of English county maps by Charles Cooke (1750-1816). The plates are similar to those in Wallis's 'New Pocket Edition' of c.1812. He was a bookseller who succeeded his father in Paternoster Row around 1789. The maps were originally published in 'Cooke's Modern British Traveller' of 1802-10 with text written by George Alexander Cooke. They were not related. It was issued in 25 volumes. Following Charles Cooke's death in 1816 the plates were published by Sherwood, Neely and Jones in 'Topography of Great Britain or British Traveller's Directory' in 1817. The text was updated and published 'by Assignment from the Executors of the late C Cooke'. George Carrington Gray's 'Book of Roads' was available according to the initial title page 'Price Seven Shillings Bound; or, With a Series of Maps, Forming a Complete County Atlas, Twelve Shillings Bound'. This also includes a nice little vignette scene of a rider paying at a toll-gate. With extensive details of the roads followed by the county atlas and an Index. The maps are unaltered from earlier issues beyond the addition of a plate number. About the compiler Gray, little is known. The Preface states that he is aware of the 'two books of established reputation on the subject, those of Paterson and Carey'. He goes on to state that 'a third book ... may also possess advantages, exclusively its own'. There follows an extensive description of these beginning 'we are enabled to concentrate and bring under the immediate notice of the traveller, at one reference from the General Index, the various lines of route leading to any required point of distance ...' Provenance: private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 63; Chubb (1927) 392; Fordham (1924) p. 58; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).9235London: Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster Row(1824)
GBP250.0English County Atlas1824nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9235&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9235a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9235b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSON, ThomasJohnsons Atlas of England; With all the Railways Containing Forty Two Separate Maps of the Counties and IslandsQuarto (280 x 215 mm.), full contemporary green cloth binding, blind tooled panels with ornate blind corner decoration, gilt vignette and title to upper board, gilt title to spine dated 1849, light wear. With title page, contents leaf and 42 full fresh early wash coloured maps, each interleaved, last half dozen leaves with water damage to upper edge, otherwise in good condition.; The plates for this VERY RARE atlas are by Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and were first published in William Pinnocks Guide to Knowledge, 1833. Archer was declared bankrupt shortly after in 1835 and was in prison for debt again in 1845. What is unusual about the plates for this period is that they were produced using woodblocks and printed directly resulting in a map which is white on black. The process of lithographic transfer was used for Thomas Johnsons atlas offered here. This preserves the original block or plate from excessive wear and allows an extended life. A Thomas Johnson is recorded as being a bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, printer and publisher in Liverpool between 1833-43. This is possibly the same Johnson as our publisher after a move to Manchester. For this atlas, the existence of some of the early railways is recorded. One further edition appeared in 1863 surviving in just two known examples. Provenance: manuscript annotation on front endpaper 'Stephen James Adams 1850'; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 98; Chubb (1927) no. 523; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9247Manchester: Thos. Johnson(1847)
GBP950.0English County Atlas1847nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9247&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9247a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9247b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9247c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesHobson' s Fox-Hunting Atlas; Containing Separate Maps of Every County in England, and The Three Ridings of YorkshireFolio (365 x 250 mm.), modern half calf preserving original red cloth boards, ornate gilt title to upper board, spine with blue calf gilt title label affixed, with marbled endpapers. With title page, Reference to the Hunts and 42 lithographic maps in early outline colour. Cheshire bound after Cumberland, Dorset with repaired centrefold, Lancashire with repaired tear, otherwise in good condition.; The 'British Atlas' was first published jointly by John and Charles Walker with Longman, Rees & Co. in 1837, the year Queen Victoria ascended the throne. It proved to be a popular atlas with a number of editions up to 1880. Originally the atlas was issued with 47 maps, those of Scotland and Ireland present here were added at a later date. In 1850, lithographic transfers were made in partnership with William Colling Hobson to create 'Hobsons Fox Hunting Atlas', another atlas which was successful. John and Charles Walker were well known engravers and publishers of the nineteenth century. Amongst other works they contributed to were the engraving of the maps for Christopher and John Greenwoods 'Atlas of the Counties of England' 1834 and Lewis 'Topographical Dictionary of England' 1831. This appears to be a very early if not first edition. As has been commented by various carto-bibliographers the Walker's were very casual about the usage of the numerous states they produced and often it is hard to determine the age of a particular edition. This is particularly so with 'Hobson's Fox-Hunting Atlas' which was never dated. Provenance: ownership notation of 'Archibald Travies 1853 from ?' on title; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 232-3; Carroll (1996) 105; Hodson (1984-97) 103.9249London: J. and C. Walker, 9, Castle Street, Holborn([1860])
GBP650.0English County Atlas[1860]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9249&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9249a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ELLIS, GeorgeEllis's New and Correct Atlas of England and Wales being an Entire New Set of County MapsQuarto (305 x 240 mm.), later green morocco half calf, paper boards, preserving original marbled paper boards and retaining original morocco gilt label priced 'L3. 3s. 0D.'. With engraved title, 45 maps, comprising a general map of England and Wales, 42 engraved maps of the English counties and maps of North and South Wales, all in early wash colour, pp. (2), 2, (24), a leaf of descriptive text accompanies each map, (14). That of Cambridgeshire bound upside down, otherwise In good condition.; In 1812 James Wallis (fl.1810-25) published "Wallis's New British Atlas', the largest of three county atlases he produced. He was born it is believed in Southampton in 1784. He was apprenticed to John Roper in 1799 and freed on 5 February 1811. It appears he started out as an engraver becoming a bookseller, printer, stationer and publisher. The maps are derived from the George Cole and John Roper 'British Atlas' of 1810, themselves derived from John Cary. Wallis did however claim that they were engraved in a 'superior manner'. They were produced for Samuel Augustus Oddy whose publishing career appears to have been short. There was a later edition by Wallis himself c.1814. By 1819 the plates were in the hands of George Ellis whose 'New and Correct Atlas of England and Wales' was published in that year. Although Wallis's name is retained on the maps all of the other imprints below the maps have been removed with the usual exception of Lancashire and Warwickshire. Those of Berkshire, Cornwall and Lancashire have above them 'Second Edition with Considerable Improvements and Additions, by G. Hebert, Geographer'.
The other notable difference is the lack of a general map of England and Wales. None is called for in the Contents and in all but one other example noted, none exists. This example however is supplied with one. It is not the previous Wallis plate which had always required a fold to fit. Here a new unsigned plate of similar size to the county maps is placed before the title. Provenance: with old IHS library stamp to title page; bookplate of Reverend Bernard James Addis affixed inside front cover; Burden Collection duplicate acquired pre-1975. Batten & Bennett (1996) no. 78.3; Chubb (1927) 367; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9295London: G. Ellis, No. 5. Smith's Square, Westminster([1819])
GBP795.0English County Atlas[1819]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9295&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9295a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9295b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9295c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DALTON, William HughThe New and Complete English TravellerFolio (400 x 250 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, corners worn, joints weak, spine with gilt ruled raised bands, calf title label missing. With engraved frontispiece, typographic title page, pp. 520 (the first 6 in roman numerals), (4), (2) and 23 plates of maps (4 double page general, 12 with 2 maps, 1 with 3, 2 with 4 maps and 4 single page for a total of 43 maps, c.44 engraved views (comprising 28 single page, c.55 plates with two to a plate, 5 with 3 to the plate for a total of c.153.; This is a further rare edition of Alexander Hoggs 'New British Traveller' but with a new title. It was a characteristic of Hoggs publishing policy that when the sales of an old work were in decline he would refurbish it with a completely new title-page, as here, though the text was normally unrevised (Hodson). As was not uncommon for Hogg he made up the names of contributors to his works and It is likely, then, that the name of the supposed author, William Hugh Dalton, is a fiction whose only purpose was to allow Hogg to present the old work as a new and original publication (Hodson).The work is revised, corrected and improved by William Hugh Dalton. The new frontispiece is dated 22 November 1794 and a newly written preface by Dalton found following the title. The text appears to be a re-issue of the last text leaves by Hogg. Inserted at the end of this example only is a four-page List of Subscribers, Hodson cites only one known example in which this is present. This is a rare work. Provenance: acquired as part of the David Kingsley Collection 6 June 1994, Kingsley wrote the carto-bibliography of Sussex; Burden Collection duplicate. Chubb (1927) 252; ESTC T110453; Hodson (1984-97) 272; Shirley (2004) G.Hogg 1b.9301London: Alexander Hogg, No. 16 Paternoster-Row(c.1794)
GBP1100.0English County Atlasc.1794nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9301&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9301a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9301b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9301c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9301d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COLLINS, Henry GeorgeThe Travelling Atlas of England & Wales with all the Railways & Coach Roads, the Cities, Towns ...Octavo (190 x 125 mm.), full contemporary publishers calf, with original closing flap and remainder of silk tie, with very ornate gilt title embossed on upper board. With engraved title page containing vignette, Contents leaf, and 45 maps consisting of a large folding general map of England and Wales, North Wales, South Wales and 42 maps of the English Counties (Yorkshire consisting of the three Ridings), all in full wash colour; Henry Teesdale (fl.1828-45) a successful publisher in London is best known for two English County atlases. In 1829 he acquired the county plates to Robert Rowes exceedingly rare English Atlas and after revision published them as the New British Atlas. Encouraged by its undoubted success he embarked on a reduced sized county atlas which he published the following year entitled A New Travelling Atlas. In this work the roads are made the principal feature. For some reason it was not a great success, at least judging from the fact that only two examples survive: Cambridge University Library and a private English collection. For the second edition in 1843, plate numbers were added, as were railways in the counties where they had been introduced. Again only a handful of examples survive. Both series of copper plates became the property of Henry George Collins (fl.1832-58) and the 'Travelling Atlas' was re-issued with his imprint in 1849. For this edition the maps were lithographic transfers which enabled greater use from the plates without wear. The familiar 'piano keyboard' borders are replaced by a three line one. Further railways are added. Provenance: manuscript ownership marks of 'Jno Wilkinson 1857' inscribed inside front cover; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 92.A; refer Chubb (1927) no. 529; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9333London: Henry Geoge Collins, 22, Paternoster Row(c.1848)
GBP350.0English County Atlasc.1848noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9333&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9333a.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NORDEN, John - HOLE, WilliamHamshire olim pars Belgarum290 x 320 mm., in good condition.; This is from the sixth edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An early printed map of Hampshire from the third fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work. An example of the second state. Chubb 18; Shirley BL T.Camd 1e; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.5600London: (1607-[37])
GBP325.0Hants England1607-[37]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5600&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5600.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasDevon540 x 700 mm., in fine old colour, with two small centrefold splits top and bottom, the lower one just 10 mm., into the margin, very light even toning otherwise in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state a according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in state 6 of 8. Batten & Bennett 37 st. 6; Hodson (1984-97) II 221 p. 129 state g.6024London: Carington Bowles & Robert Sayer(c.1760)
GBP340.0Devon Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6024&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6024.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERTIUS, PetrusNarsinga105 x 135 mm., with Latin text to the verso, in good condition.; A very fine early map of the southern tip of the Indian peninsula with a nearby Ceylon. Narsinga was the region of southern India otherwise known as the Hindu Vijayanagara Empire. The work it comes from is a revised edition of Barent Langenes' 'Caert Thresoor' of 1598 and was first published in 1616. The maps were all newly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, this example has Latin text on the verso. Koeman Lan 11A; Van der Krogt (Vol. III) no. 8335:342; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Bert 2a.8141Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP110.0India & Ceylon1616nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8141&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8141.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OVERTON, Philip - BOWLES, ThomasThe Counties of Essex Middlesex & Hertfordshire. Actualy Survey’d by Several Hands Corrected and Amended & Humbly Dedicated to the Nobility and Gentry of the Said Counties590 x 925 mm., early outline colour, with secondary folds as issued to facilitate binding, some to lower right fold repair work and at the double folds, light brown to right fold otherwise in good condition.; In 1715 Philip Overton published a rare two-sheet map of Oxfordshire. No other county followed until 1726 when in partnership with Thomas Bowles he published a reduction of the John Warburton, Joseph Bland and Payler Smyth survey of Middlesex and the neighbouring home counties of Essex and Hertfordshire undertaken 1721 to 1724. This had been published in the previous year 1725. It supplied a burgeoning market for more accurate maps than those of Christopher Saxton, John Norden, William Smith or John Speed which were now over a century old. Although the plate was extant until at least 1795 when it appeared in the catalogue of Bowles and Carver the fact that it was separately published accounts for the poor survival. It is mainly those examples preserved in composite atlases over the years which have survived. Despite covering three counties its size enables a good level of detail at half an inch to the mile. Upper left the map is adorned with a town plan of St. Alban’s and upper right is a fine ‘North Prospect of Colchester’. Provenance: private English collection since the 1970s. Hodson (1974) p. 227; Hodson (1984-97) I pp. 166-8; Rodger (1972) 118; Tooley Essex in ‘The Map Collector’ no. 36 p. 36 E22.8175London: (1726)
GBP1500.0Middx; Essex; Herts England1726nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8175&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8175.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BORDONE, BenedettoKhalki (N W of Rhodes)/ Alimnia (Episcopia)Two maps each 85 x 145 mm., on either side of a page of text, in old wash colour, in good condition.; Benedetto Bordone's 'Libro' is designed like a traditional 'Isolario' of the day, as a collection of maps of islands. This leaf contains a map of Limonia and nearby island which lie north west of Rhodes and on the verso the island of Alimnia. Armstrong in 'Imago Mundi' no. 48 pp. 65-92; Karrow pp. 89-93; Shirley Atlases in the BL T.Bord 1a.8595Venice: (1528)
GBP100.0Greece1528nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP75.0India & Ceylon1823nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP325.0Italy1658-[65]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Francec.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Francec.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP240.0France1598-[1612]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP175.0Russia1748nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0France1572nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9340&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9340.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamCarinthiae Ducatus, et Goritiae Palatinatus, Wolf. Lazio Auctore [on sheet with] Histriae Tabula a Petro Coppo Descr. [and] Zarae, et Sebenici Descriptio335 x 485 mm., recent wash colour, with some foxing to the margins, otherwise in good condition.; This Abraham Ortelius plate contains three maps. To the left is a large map derived from the cartography of Wolfgang Lazius which displays the Drau River region centred on Villach between Austria to the north and Slovenia. Upper right is a large scaled map of the Istria Peninsula derived from that of Petro Coppo's in 1569. Below this is a map of the region around Zara and Sebenico derived from one by Paulo Forlani. It was first published in 1573, this being from the Spanish edition of 1602. Van den Broecke 143.9341Antwerp: (1573-[1602])
GBP215.0Eastern Europe1573-[1602]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP195.0Germany1570-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP225.0Germany1579-[80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP140.0Germany1584-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP140.0France1570-[1580}nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9346&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9346.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte Ancienne et Moderne des Differents Etats et Pais Situez au Long du Danube, pour Servir a l'Intelligence de l'Histoire360 x 460 mm., in recent wash colour and good condition.; An attractive map of the Balkans region of south east Europe centred on the River Danube. It is surrounded by descriptive text in French. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9347Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP150.0Eastern Europec.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9347&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9347.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte de l' Ile de Madagascar Contenant Sa Description & Diverses Particularitez Curieuses de ses Habitans Tant Blancs Que Negres380 x 435 mm., in recent wash colour and good condition.; A very attractive map of Madagascar with very ornate panels surrounding illustrating the people and their customs. In the centre is descriptive text in French. It was published in the sixth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9348Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP175.0Indian Oceanc.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9348&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9348.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamDescription des Piramides D'Egypte tant au dedans qu'au dehors: de leur grandeur, de leur structure, de leur usage. etc. Avec une Description tres curieuse du Spinx et de ses proprietez370 x 430 mm., in recent wash colour and good condition.; This plate illustrates and describes the pyramids of Egypt. The illustrations are fully described in French. It was published in the sixth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9349Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP125.0Africac.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9349&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9349.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamDescription du Nil [and] Vue de la Ville du Grand Caire, et de ses Environs [and] Description des Piramides d'Egypte 375 x 490 mm., in recent wash colour and good condition.; This plate contains a central map of the River Nile flanked either side by illustrations of the antiquities found in its valley. The illustrations are fully described in French. It was published in the sixth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9350Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP125.0Africac.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9350&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9350.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamHabillement de l'Empereur de la Chine & des Dames de son Palais avec quelques usages & coutumes observees en ca pais380 x 435 mm., full wash colour, in good condition.; This plate describes the elaborate clothing of the Emperor of China and his entourage. The elaborate interior furnishings of the palace are also beautifully displayed. These are described below. It was published in the fifth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9353Amsterdam: (1719)
GBP175.0China1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9353&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9353.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HODGSON, OrlandoSurrey90 x 60 mm., in full early wash colour, in good condition.; EXTREMELY RARE. The origin of this series of copper plate county maps was until 1983 unknown. Joseph Allen was a publisher and engraver of 3 Hampden Str., Sommerstown, London. When originally uncovered, Yasha Beresiner identified the author as John Allen. It was in 1993 that Eugene Burden reported in private correspondence that he looked up the 1811 Directory and identified him as Joseph Allen (fl.1798-1821). Robert Rowe (c.1775-1843) had already engraved one series of county cards as a game for John Fairburn in 1798. Clearly encouraged, he persuaded Joseph Allen to produce another. Indeed, it appears from the second example of Fairburn cards, that Allen may already have been a partner or owner of that series. The maps are derived from the 1806 issue of John Carys 'Travellers Companion'. There are now three known examples of the first state. Only two known examples of the second state survive.The ensuing history is even rarer. Only two examples are recorded of John Thomson's 'New English Atlas' 1823. These reside in the Bodleian Library and a private collection. Their final issue is this exceedingly rare work by Orlando Hodgson, the plates were unaltered. Undated, the work is now believed to have been published between 1826 and 1828, the years during which Hodgson is recorded at the Maiden Lane address in the Post Office London Directory. Orlando Hodgson was a part of the family firm of Hodgson and Company at 10 Newgate Street, London, in 1825. It seems he then operated under his own name from 21 Maiden Lane, London, from where he published this work. Only three institutional examples are known. The British Library (Maps 2.aa.4), Aberdeen University (Lib R 912(42) Hod) and the Bodleian Library (C.17.f.9) which lacks the title page and preliminaries. Provenance: Private English collection. Carroll (1996) 67; Chubb (1927) 371; Smith, David (1991d); Tooleys Dictionary (1999-2004).9357London: (c.1827)
GBP150.0Surrey Englandc.1827nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9357&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9357.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertI. Bourbon, I. de France, I. Rodrigue220 x 320 mm., wash colour, in good condition.; Rogobert Bonne's map of the three main Indian Sea islands of Reunion, Mauritius and Rodrigues. At the bottom is a general map showing their relation to each other with detailed maps of each above. That or Bourbon features the volcano erupting.9358Paris: (c.1780)
GBP65.0Indian Oceanc.1780nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9358&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9358.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, WillemMagnae Britanniae et Hiberniae Tabula470 x 555 mm., in fine early outline colour and good condition.; A beautifully engraved map of the British Isles from the renowned Willem Blaeu. It features a great deal of detail and yet manages not to feel 'heavy' as did earlier Dutch material. It includes an inset map of the Orkney Isles top right. The title is set in a handsome cartouche upper left which along with those containing the inset map, scale of miles and imprint are all beautifully wash coloured. The map appeared in most of the Bleau atlases and specifically in the 'Atlas Novus' volume of England and Wales from 1645. This attractive example, with German text on the reverse appeared in the 1648 edition. Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5750:2; Shirley 411.9360Amsterdam: (1648)
GBP650.0British Isles1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9360&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9360.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasA New Improved Map of Cornwall540 x 700 mm., in early outline colour, with good margins, in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin’s beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that ‘the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later’. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. In the case of Cornwall it was based on the exceedingly rare Joel Gascoyne of 1699. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the 'Universal Magazine' from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printseller's of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the long publication history of the atlas the maps all appear with several different imprints. That of Cornwall is found in eight states. This example is in Hodson's state g, the sixth state, reflecting the removal of John Bowles from the imprint below. This is best dated to 1767, the date of the earliest title page without his name. Hodson (1984-97) II 221 & p. 128; Quixley (1966) no. 31; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9372London: Carington Bowles & Robert Sayer(1750-[67])
GBP450.0Cornwall England1750-[67]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9372&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9372.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUMONT D'URVILLE, Jules S. C.Carte de la Nouvelle-Zelande330 x 220 mm., some very light foxing in the margin, otherwise in good condition.; "Dumont D'Urville's 1835 chart of New Zealand was the most accurate of the time" (Hooker). It was published in 'Voyage Pittoresque Autour du Monde' issued in two volumes 1834-35 and engraved by Ambroise Tardieu. It illustrates the voyage of Jean-Francois de Galoup, Comte de La Perouse who led a French scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1785-88. He was one of the most noted naval commanders and navigators in France and was selected by King Louis XVI to complete Captain James Cook's exploration of the western Pacific. In a rare moment of co-operation the British Admiralty furnished scientific equipment to measure variations in magnetic north and for determining longitude. Fortunately for us La Perouse was meticulous in sending copies of his detailed logs and surveying via other ships as well as overland. His last contact was in the spring of 1788 with a British ship in Botany Bay, Australia. The expedition was never heard from again. When the French Government realised that it had been lost they decided to publish an account as in many other ways it is regarded as one the greatest French voyages of exploration. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known. Ferguson 1771; Hill p. 88; Hooker, Brian. (1988). The French contribution to early printed charts of New Zealand, in 'The Map Collector' no. 43 pp. 18-25.9390Paris: (1835)
GBP275.0Australasia & Pacific1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9390&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9390.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUMONT D'URVILLE, Jules S. C.Sommet de Green Mountain (Ascension)270 x 330 mm., in later wash colour, good condition.; A lithographic view from near the summit of Green Mountain on the island of Ascension in the Atlantic Ocean. It is notable for the large scale man-made forest now present. It was published in Dumont D'Urville's 'Voyage de la Corvette L'Astrolabe' issued in several parts in 1830. The view represents the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse in 1786. La Perouse's voyage ended in tragedy when they were lost after leaving Botany Bay in March 1788. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known, this book marks that finding. Ferguson 1341; Hill p. 88.9394Paris: (1830)
GBP145.0Africa1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9394&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9394.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesVue de la Baye de la Resolution dans l'isle des Marquises230 x 360 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving by Robert Bernard published in the French edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1785. It displays a native boat of the Marquises Islands. Shirley G.Cook 3a.8618Paris: (1778)
GBP85.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8618&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8618.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanLanguedoc450 x 550 mm., in fine early outline colour with wash to the cartouche, lower centrefold split repaired, not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; An attractive map of Languedoc in the south of France centred on the Isle de Re and Oleron depicting the west coast of France showing La Rochelle. Several vessels and sailing ships dot the Atlantic ocean. With three wind-roses indicating north to the left the map is embellished with a sea goddess and monsters. This example is from a Dutch edition of Joan Blaeu's 'Novus Atlas'. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 4515:2.8635Amsterdam: (1644)
GBP110.0France1644nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8635&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8635.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanBressia Vulgo Bresse400 x 535 mm., in early outline colour in excellent condition.; A fine example of Jan Jansson's map of the region to the north of Lyon in France, as published in the ;Atlas Novus'. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 4810:1A.8637Amsterdam: (c.1645-[c.80])
GBP110.0Francec.1645-[c.80]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8637&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8637.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BUTTERS, Robert(The Political Magazine and Parliamentary, Naval, Military, and Literary Journal)Quarto (280 x 195 mm.), recent half calf preserving original marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled compartments each with ornate blind central feature. With 40 (of 41) engraved maps, including 3 general and the English counties, lacking Derby, the following with some trimming into the imprints; Cheshire, Cornwall, Essex, Hampshire, Leicester, Middlesex (in poor condition), with some traces of old folds, some light offsetting, otherwise in good condition.; There is ONLY KNOWN BOUND COLLECTION OF FIRST STATE MAPS. The Political Magazine began publishing in January 1780 at the hands of John Bew, bookseller and publisher of 29 Paternoster Row, London. From the beginning, Bew was keen to continue the tradition of eighteenth century Magazines of including maps. As an engraver, he employed John Lodge ((fl.1755-96) who had previously worked for the Gentlemans Magazine. In April 1782, a map of Ireland was published, one of Scotland in October 1784 and finally England and Wales in November 1785. John Murray (1737-93) joined Bew in partnership in February 1785 and from April of that year was in sole control. January 1787 saw the publication of Middlesex, followed by the Isle of Wight and Kent by May. By then a plan had clearly formulated to publish a full series of the county maps as from the following issue of June 1787 the county maps were issued in alphabetical order virtually monthly. In October 1789 Robert Butters (fl.1772-1809) of Fleet Street took control and continued the work with the publication of Oxford through completion in December 1790 with that of Yorkshire. It was to be the very last issue of the work.The county maps up to Northamptonshire with the sole excetpion of Nottingham are all in the very rare first state bearing reference to the Political Magazine and date of issue in the upper right corner. The name of Lodge as engraver appears lower right along with the publishers imprint below and a further date. The imprints on the maps reflect the change of ownership with the counties. The ensuing maps are all made up from the second state in which the imprints are removed. Traces of old folds on the earlier maps indicate this example is made up of magazine issues of the maps. The three general maps published some time before the counties were started are included. The atlas is very rare but is always found in a state where all imprints are removed from the plates. None of the known examples provide any publisher information, all lack a title page but one or two examples bear a title label affixed to the upper board reading Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland. There is no date although Fordham recorded an example with a watermark date of 1795 present.The references to Cluer Dicey in some carto-bibliographies refer to a copy of the last composite Henry Overton atlas held at Pembroke College, Cambridge. In this example, several of the Lodge plates are pasted in, which of course provides no further bibliographical information to us. It is unlikely to be John Lodge who was most likely employed to engrave the plates for the publishers and who died 1796. The most likely candidate for issuing the bound collections is Robert Butters. He was the final publisher of the Political Magazine and therefore the most likely owner of the plates at this point. Why though, were the imprints removed for the second issue?Provenance: the following all inscribed on first front free endpaper, 'Amelia Gillman from Grandma Gillman 1854', 'W. Gray family map book', Henry Gray, 32 Dean St. Soho West, London ', August 19 1877 Given to him by his affectionate father'. Carroll (1996) 51; Chubb (1927) 249; Harris, F. J. T. & Angel, J. L., A History of Paper Making in and Near Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, England, in Gloucestershire Society for Industrial Archaeology Journal for 1975 pages 9-65; Hodson (1984-97) p. 70; Jolly (1990) I pp. 145-72; refer Shirley (2004) T.Lod 1a (second edition); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9395London: (1782-90)
GBP1500.0English County Atlas1782-90noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9395&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, MichaelPoly-Olbion or a Chorographicall Description ... By Michaell Drayton Esqr.Folio (285 x 190 mm.), full early mottled calf, gilt ruled boards, rebacked preserving the original spine, with raised bands, extremely ornate gilt compartments, gilt red calf title label. Verses describing the engraved frontispiece, recto blank, engraved allegorical title (with title 'Poly-Olbion'), verso blank, dedication to Henry Prince of Wales, engraved portrait of Prince Henry at lance exercises in second state, verso blank, address by Michael Drayton To the Generall Reader [A1], From the Author of The Illustrations [John Selden] dated 9 May 1612 [A2r-A4v], text of the 18 songs by Drayton, each song preceded by its proper map most probably engraved by William Hole. pp. (12), 303. Misprints in pagination 161 for 167, 285 for 258. With light soiling and water staining on the margins, title with small hole, otherwise a good example.; This is a book of songs by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631) and his magnum opus. He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of thousands of twelve syllable rhyming couplets divided into 18 songs or books in praise of the English and Welsh countryside each with accompanying allegorical map. Despite the nature of the text the work is full of antiquarian and historical detail relating to events and people related to localities. It is relied upon by historians and many of the references are not recorded by William Camden in his opus the 'Britannia'. Skelton identifies the true first edition of 1612 as lacking a typographic title page as here and with the maps in their first state before the addition of numbers. The date is taken from the date of registration at Stationers Hall and of Seldons preface. They may in fact be incomplete examples of the 1613 issue as Drayton complained in the enlarged 1622 edition that it was prematurely made available by the booksellers before the preliminary matter was complete. Indeed, it may be that this example is an intermediate example as most notably the maps bear pagination which occurs in the 1613 edition.The typographic title introduced for the 1613 edition should rightly be found following the engraved one, here it clearly was never present. It should also have a new gathering of 4 leaves of A Table to the Chiefest Passages, in the Illustrations ..., this is also omitted. The engraved portrait of Prince Henry is in the second state with the words Henricus Princeps. Henry was the eldest son of James I who tragically died of typhoid fever in the same year, 1612. Sales of the first edition were poor as Drayton cites in the preface of the second part of the 1622 edition because it went not so fast away in the Sale.The work is illustrated with 18 maps of usually two English counties each. They contain no title, scale or plate number in this their first state. Emphasis is placed on the rivers with much ornate decoration. Yates argues that the 'Poly-Olbion' was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with the Tudor myth of British history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive maps in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. Provenance; with manuscript notation on front free endpaper detailing earlier ownership: Thomas George Sheldon, Congleton, died 1903, to his eldest son Dr. Thomas Steele Sheldon, Macclesfield and Chester, to his nephew Oliver Sheldon, York, in April 1926; acquired at Sotheby's London 27 June 1991 lot 182 by Rodney Shirley. Chubb (1927) 34; Cope The Puzzling Aspects of Draytons Poly-Olbion, The Map Collector 17 pp. 16-20; ESTC S121632; Shirley (2004) T.Dra 1c; Skelton (1970) 9; Taylor (1968) II p. 51; Yates (1975).9407London: (1612)
GBP4750.0English County Atlas1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9407&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9407a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9407b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9407c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GOUGH, RichardBritish Topography. Or, an Historical Account of what has been done for Illustrating the Topographical Antiquities of Great Britain and IrelandQuarto, 2 volumes (275 x 215 mm. each), full contemporary calf, ornate gilt ruled boards, rebacked preserving original spine, ribbed with gilt ruled compartments, each with ornate central gilt feature, gilt calf title and volume labels, title pages with engraved vignettes, pp. lii, 792, [57]; 822, [59], with 9 folding maps and plans, with light water stain along the spine of the first ten leaves, otherwise in good condition.; The eighteenth century topographer Richard Gough (1735-1809) once owned the map now famously named after him residing in the Bodleian Library. He was Director of the Society of Antiquaries from 1771-97 and bequeathed much of his private collection of medieval material to the Bodleian. This work is a compendium of British maps and topographical material known at the time. Sir John Cullum of Hardwick House wrote to Gough in 1782 stating that 'next to the Bible' his text was the work he most consulted. 'Map collectors at least should recognize 'British Topography' as the first comprehensive inventory of British maps and associated topographical literature. There has not been a work of comparable scope in the 200 years since it was written and although it may be dated it has not been replaced' (Walters). Provenance: private collection of Rodney Shirley. Shirley (1991) pp. vi-viii; Walters (1978) 'Richard Gough's Map Collecting for the 'British Topography'', in the 'Map Collector' no. 2 pp. 26-8.9409London: T. Payne and Son, and J. Nichols(1780)
GBP395.0British Topography1780nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9409&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9409a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9409b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesMonumens dans l'Isle de Paques230 x 360 mm., in wash colour, with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving by Robert Bernard published in the French edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778. It illustrates the world famous monuments on Easter Island. Shirley G.Cook 3a.9442Paris: (1778)
GBP95.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9442&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9442.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesDebarquement a Middleburgh, l'une des Isles Friendly, (Des Amis)230 x 460 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving by Robert Bernard published in the French edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778. Shirley G.Cook 3a.9443Paris: (1778)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9443&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9443.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesDebarquement a Erramanga, l'une des Nouvelles Hebrides230 x 460 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving by Robert Bernard published in the French edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778. Shirley G.Cook 3a.9444Paris: (1778)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9444&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9444.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesFlotte d'Otahiti Assemble a Oparee230 x 375 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving by Robert Bernard published in the French edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778. Shirley G.Cook 3a.9446Paris: (1778)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9446&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9446.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesDe Natsche, eene Plechtigheid ter eere van s'Konings zoon op Tongataboo245 x 460 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving of Tongataboo from the Dutch edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778.9447Amsterdam: (1778)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9447&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9447.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesLanding op het Eiland Erramanga, een van de Nieuwe Hebriden245 x 460 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving of New Hebrides from the Dutch edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778.9448Amsterdam: (1778)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9448&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9448.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesLanding op het Eiland Mallicolo, een van de Nieuwe Hebriden245 x 450 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving of New Hebrides from the Dutch edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778.9449Amsterdam: (1778)
GBP95.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9449&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9449.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesLanding op het Eiland Tanna, een van de Nieuwe Hebriden245 x 450 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving of New Hebrides from the Dutch edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778.9450Amsterdam: (1778)
GBP95.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9450&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9450.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesA View of Huaheine240 x 470 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving from the voyages of Captain Cook, 1774.9451London: (1774)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1774nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9451&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9451.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PREVOST D'EXILES, Antoine FrancoisCession de l'Isle d'Otahiti au Capitaine Wallis par la Reine Oberea220 x 315 mm., with vertical fold as issued, in good condition.; An attractive copper engraved view of Tahiti. It appears in volume eight of the Abbe Prevost's 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'.9452Paris: (c.1750)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacificc.1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9452&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9452.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. James. - Hawkesworth, John(No title)210 x 400 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving from the voyages of Captain Cook, 1773.9453London: (1773)
GBP95.0Australasia & Pacific1773nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9453&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9453.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PREVOST D'EXILES, Antoine FrancoisLe Capitaine Wallis est attaque dans le Dauphin par les Otahitiens220 x 315 mm., recent wash colour, with vertical fold as issued, in good condition.; An attractive copper engraved view of Tahiti. It appears in volume eight of the Abbe Prevost's 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'.9454Paris: (c.1750)
GBP95.0Australasia & Pacificc.1750nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9454&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9454.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STANFORD, EdwardStanford's Portable Map of India Shewing its Present Divisions and the Adjacent Parts of Beluchistan, Afghanistan, Turkestan, the Chinese Empire, Burmah and Siam800 x 690 mm., early wash coloured lithograph, dissected and laid on linen, folding into publisher's original maroon cloth boards, ornate blind stamped panels, with gilt title, in good condition.; A fine detailed map of India and the Burmese coast. The map appears to have been first published in 1870 with further editions in 1872, 1878 (offered here), 1882, 1883 and 1886. The map extends from Turkestan and southern China south to the Maldives, Ceylon and Sumatra. In the east it shows all of Burma and extends westward to Beluchistan. Tibet is referred to as 'Bot or Tibet' with to its west the much-disputed land of 'Cashmere'. The territories are coloured according to a key and include regional provinces and the presence of the British, Portuguese and French. Provenance: Rodney Shirley collection, acquired in 1997.9473London: Edward Stanford(2 October 1878)
GBP295.0India & Ceylon2 October 1878nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9473&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9473a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9473b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PLOT, RobertTo the Right Reverend Father in God by Divine Permission Ld Bishop Oxon the Map of Oxfordshire Being his Lordship's Diocess, Newly Delineated, and after a New Manner ...495 x 480 mm., with very good modern outline colour to the map with wash to the coats or arms, with old folds as issued for inclusion in the book, in good condition.; This fine map is considered the most decorative ever published of the county of Oxfordshire. What makes it particularly striking are the 172 coats of arms surrounding the map. Those along the top border represent the eighteen University Colleges, the City of Oxford along with the University and four further towns within the county. The remainder belong to the gentry in the county. A few roads are shown which makes the map notable for being one of the earliest English county maps to depict any. It is engraved by Michael Burghers (1647?-1727), who is noted for engraving the plates for David Loggans Oxonia Illustrata published two years earlier. The map illustrates Robert Plots The Natural History of Oxford-Shire a work noted for being one of the first to depict fossils. Plot was a Professor of Chemistry at the University and later would become the first Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum. Provenance: Jonathan Potter 2008; private collection of Rodney Shirley. Worms & Baynton-Williams.9482Oxford: (1677)
GBP950.0Oxford England1677nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9482&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9482.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Rumold - MAGINI, GiovanniOrbis Terrae Compendiosa Descriptio160 x 245 mm., in outline colour, with light foxmark to right, otherwise in good condition.; For this new edition of Ptolemys Geography edited by Giovanni Antonio Magini, a noted geographer from Padua, this double hemispheric world map was engraved. it is neatly engraved by Girolamo Porro derived from the Rumold Mercator map of 1587. A tremendous amount of detail has been included with magnificent detailed engraving. The atlas contains the 27 Ptolemaic plates and a further 36 modern maps of the world. The work is often found lacking this initial Mercator world map. Provenance: The Map House 1973; private collection of Rodney Shirley. Nordenskild (1979) no. 223; Nordenskild (1889) p. 27; Phillips (1909-) no. 436; Sabin (1868) no. 66508; Shirley 'world' 194; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' T.Ptol 12a; Wagner (1937) no. 186.9480Venice: (1596)
USD950.0World & Celestial1596nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9480&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9480.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE FEUVRE, C.Map Of The Island Of Jersey Divided Into Parishes With all the Roads, Lanes, & c390 x 645 mm., in early wash colour, lithograph backed on linen and folding into original green cloth binding, gilt title 'jersey' to upper cover, in good condition.; A fine large map of the island of Jersey with original colour delineating each of the island's parishes. All of the roads and lanes are also depicted along with churches, mills, rectories and the barracks. Distance mile stones are recorded along the routes. The key tells us that the, 'distances indicated by the various Mile-Stones, are taken from the Royal Square St. Helier's'. In 1864 the States of Jersey passed a law authorising the construction of the island's first railway. This standard gauge line was constructed, connecting St. Helier to St. Aubin, and the first train ran 25 October 1870. This railway was not a success and the company declared bankruptcy in 1874. The railway continued to operate but passed through a succession of proprietors until 1883.Meanwhile, the owner of a granite quarry near La Moye had petitioned to build a railway linking his quarry to St. Aubin. This law passed in June 1871 and the St Aubin & La Moye Railway commenced construction to the narrow gauge of 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm). This line too, ran into financial problems and although construction trains ran on the section from La Moye to Pont Marquet, the company declared bankruptcy in 1878 before completion or opening to the public.In 1883 the Jersey Railway and the partially completed St Aubin & La Moye Railway were amalgamated into the Jersey Railways Company Limited. The St. Helier to St. Aubin line was relaid to 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) gauge and the railway re-opened to passengers on 15 March 1884, initially operating as two separate sections until the two lines were connected at St. Aubin in 1885 to form a complete railway. The first through service ran between St Helier and La Corbire on 5 August 1885. This railway too hit financial difficulties and in 1895 entered voluntary liquidation. In 1896 a new company, the Jersey Railways and Tramways Co. Ltd. was formed to take over the assets of the failed company. The railway was improved, with an extension to La Corbire Pavilion opening in 1899 and was successful up to the outbreak of the First World War.9131Jersey: (c.1885)
GBP195.0Islands Englandc.1885nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9131&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9131a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9131b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, Richard & TAYLOR, ThomasEngland Exactly Described Or a Guide to Travellers In a Compleat Sett of Maps of All the Counties of England; being a Map for each County, Wherein every Towne and Village is Particularly Expressd with the Names and Limits of every Hundred, and the Roads and Distances in Measured Miles according to Mr Ogilbys Survey. Very Usefull for Gentlemen & Travellers being made fit for the PockettOblong quarto (210 x 290 mm.), modern half calf, green cloth boards, gilt ruled, spine with gilt ruled raised and ornate gilt feature to compartments, red calf gilt title label. With engraved title page and 42 maps numbered to 41, Scotland and Ireland unnumbered and here unusually bound at the end, Cumberland and Westmoreland combined 8 & 9. The England map is in Hodsons state c, Scotland state b and Ireland state a, with all county maps in their expected state bearing roads. Manuscript notation lower right of the title. All leaves backed on linen as they were originally folded twice for the pocket, with loss at the folds to some, notably the title page, Chester, Devon, Durham, Gloucestershire, Monmouth, Suffolk and Wiltshire. Otherwise in good condition.; The plates used in this atlas were first published by Richard Blome as Speeds Maps Epitomiz'd in 1681. A further edition followed in 1685 and a Cosmography and Geography in 1693. The whereabouts of the Blome plates after 1693 is unknown. Blome had died in 1705 but it is unlikely that Thomas Taylor (c.1670-1730) acquired them at this date as no issue is known before 1715. The earliest we hear of Taylor in business is 1711. The England Exactly Described was first advertised in the Daily Courant 24 September 1715. The earliest versions of the atlas did not contain a map of Scotland but reacting to news of the Jacobite Rebellion earlier in the month he quickly rectified this advertising the fact by the first week in November. This edition is dated from an advert placed in the Daily Courant 1 March 1716/17. It bears a re-worded title and four new leaves describing the roads. It was described as being with the Post Roads and Measured Miles from Town to Town, according to Mr. Ogilbys Survey of the Roads ... with a New Table of the Roads ... To each map, Taylor has added roads and distances in small circles. A general map of Ireland dated 1716 has been added to the work giving a total of 42 maps. This atlas is closest to O in Hodsons listing. The Gardner copy of the Bakewell edition now in the British Library was similarly issued in a twice folded format. Provenance: acquired from the David Kingsley collection in August 1989; Burden collection. ESTC T166162; Hodson (1984-97) 140; Shirley (2004) T.Blom 3f; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9276London: Thomas Taylor at ye Golden Lyon in Fleetstreet(1717-[18])
GBP1950.0English County Atlas1717-[18]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9276&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9276a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9276b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9276c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9276d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9276e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnKent with her Cities and Earles Described and Observed380 x 500 mm., in recent wash colour, lower centre fold split, repaired, otherwise in good condition.; By arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629). First published in the 'Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain', 1612. It was the first atlas of the whole British Isles. He was a tailor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. This issue is from the FIRST EDITION published by John Sudbury and George Humble. His maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. Here we find plans of 'Canterbury' and 'Rochester'. Burgess 9 i; Shirley BL T.Spe 1a; Skelton 7.9415London: John Sudbury and George Humble(1612)
GBP750.0Kent England1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9415&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9415.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENOUGH, George BellasA Geological Map of England and Wales by G.B. Greenough, President of the Geological Society ... (on the basis of the original Map of Wm. Smith 1815), Revised and Improved under the Superintendence of a Committee of the Geological Society of London, from the Maps of the geological Survey of Great Britain, 1836-63 and Maps and Documents contributed by Sir R.J. Murchison, Professor Phillips, Joseph Prestwich, R. Godwin Austen, and others. [With] Memoir of a Geological Map of England; to which is added, an Alphabetical Index to the Hills, and a List of the Hills arranged according to Counties1960 x 1610 mm. the whole, to the scale of 6 miles to the inch, with early wash colour, four sheets on paper watermarked J. Whatman dated 1877, sectionalised and laid on linen, with silk edging, some minor spots, marbled endpapers, otherwise in good condition. [With] Octavo, later half green morocco, marbled paper boards, pp. xi, 29, all housed in original brown cloth slipcase with manuscript label.; THE THIRD EDITION OF GREENOUGH'S GEOLOGICAL MAP OF ENGLAND AND WALES AND THE FIRST TO ACKNOWLEDGE WILLIAM SMITH, WITH THE RARELY FOUND 'MEMOIR'.One of the most significant geological maps of England and Wales ever published. George Greenough (1778-1855) was accused of plagiarism at the time of this maps first publication in 1820, just five years after the landmark work of William Smith published in 1815. Greenough was one of the founding members of the Geological Society of London and was its first president to 1811. 'In 1808 he first sketched the boundary-lines of the various strata in England and Wales, and in 1810 he travelled over a great part of the country for the purpose of mapping it. At the request of the Geological Society he then, with the help of Conybeare, Buckland, and Henry Warburton, coloured a large scale-map drawn by Webster, and in 1820 published it in six sheets' (DNB).It began a bitter feud, Greenough published a Memoir of a Geological Map of England in which he defended his work. He claimed Mr Smiths map was not seen by me till after its publication, and the use I have since made of it has been very limited. The two maps agree in many respects, not because the one has been copied from the other, but because both are correct (Memoir). Much has been written on to what extent Smiths Map influenced Greenough and exactly when the latter actually saw a version of the work, but certainly both the Society and Greenough were amongst the list of subscribers to the publication and each received a copy of the first imprint. Tellingly, the sheets of Greenoughs copy are marked with notes recording that he did indeed consult it, with comments such as 'This sheet can be of no further use to the Geol Map, Nov 1818' (Geological Society website).Smith, whose social status did not amount to much, suffered and eventually found himself in debtors prison. Recognition of Smiths contribution to geology took years, in 1831 he was finally awarded the Woolaston medal by the Geological Society. Greenoughs map is now recognised as a separate work of scholarship which drew on other surveyors which he then collated. There are a number of key visual differences between the two mens maps, most notably the scale Smiths at 5 miles to the inch and Greenoughs at 6 miles to the inch. Another distinction is that whilst Smiths base map has virtually all the topography removed, hills and mountains are included in Greenoughs version. Smith's Map used his distinctive fading watercolour technique, whilst Greenough's employed flat colour washes and patterning to depict his stratigraphy (The Geological Society). This third edition was published a decade after Greenoughs death at the behest of a committee which included John Phillips, Professor of Geology at Oxford, and a nephew of William Smiths. This edition is the first to acknowledge its connection to William Smith. An extremely rare example accompanied as it is by Greenoughs Memoir, 1840. Bassett p. 18; Challinor 91; Henry (2014) n. 39; Ward & Carozzi 952.9600London: Geological Society(July 1865-[c.1877])
GBP18500.0British IslesJuly 1865-[c.1877]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9600&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9600.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BORDONE, BenedettoTaurica Chersoneso85 x 150 mm., in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. Benedetto Bordone's 'Libro' is designed like a traditional Isolario of the day, as a collection of maps of islands. This leaf contains a map of the Crimean peninsula and surrounding country of Russia and Ukraine. Armstrong in 'Imago Mundi' no. 48 pp. 65-92; Karrow pp. 89-93; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Bord 1a no. 23.9604Venice: (1528-[34])
GBP125.0Eastern Europe1528-[34]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9604&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9604.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WAGHENAER, Lucas Jansz.Zee Caerte vande Noordt custe van Engelandt, alsoe tzelffde landt aldaer in sijn gedaente en wesen is, met alle sijnn undieptenn315 x 515 mm., four small wormholes near the centrefold repaired, with Latin text on the verso, otherwise a fine impression on thick paper in good condition.; Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer (c.1553-1606) was one of many Dutchmen who sailed the trading waters from Holland as far afield as Spain and the Baltic Sea. He retired from the sea in 1579 and began production of charts using the knowledge he had gained. Part one of the 'Spieghel der Zeevaerdt' was published to critical acclaim in 1583, the second part followed in 1585. They are the first modern published sea charts and were engraved by the van Deutecum brothers. They were both functional and of great artistic merit. A superb decorative sea chart of the east coast extending from just south of Southwold, Suffolk northwards to just west of Burnham, Norfolk. It is orientated to the west and was published in the second part of De Spieghel der Zeevaerdt. This is the first printed chart of East Anglia and is in its second state of four before the addition of a plate number. It is decorated with two magnificent compass roses and seven sea bound vessels. This example bears Latin text. Provenance: Roger Frost 2002; private English collection. Koeman (1967-70) IV p. 474 no. 24b; Nordenskiold (1979) 298 vol. II no. 2.9613Leiden: (1585)
GBP1750.0Norfolk Suffolk England1585nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9613&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9613.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnSurrey Described and Divided into Hundreds380 x 510 mm., with lower centrefold split repaired, small tear just into engraved margin upper left repaired, extreme lower right corner of margin reinstated, otherwise a dark impression in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. This map of Surrey is by arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629) and first published in the 'Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain', 1612. It was the first atlas of the whole British Isles. He was a tailor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. The book took several years to prepare hence earlier dates appear on some. Speed's maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. This includes inset views of Richmond and Nonsuch Palaces with Coats-of-arms at the sides. Shirley (2004) T.Spe 1b.9619London: (1612)
GBP850.0Surrey England1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9619&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9619.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUNSTER, SebastianLa Table du Pays de Pomeran, Selon les Principautez, les Villes le Plus Excellentes, les Bourgades & Chasteaux d'Icelle265 x 380 mm., with small area of light browning on lower margin edge, otherwise in good condition.; A unusually decorative Sebastian Munster map of the region of Pomerania on the shores of the Baltic Sea. It extends from Rugen in the west to Hel in present day Poland. What makes this map stand out are the nine crests above the map. With French text below and on verso. Shirley (2004) T.MUN-1d 97.8074Basel: (c.1560)
GBP125.0Eastern Europec.1560nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8074&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8074.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]D'ANVILLE, Jean Baptiste BourguignonPremiere Partie de la Carte D'Europe Contenant La France, L'Alemagne, :'Italie, L'Espagne & Les Isles Britanniqs.500 x 810 mm. each, two sheets in early outline colour and in good condition.; A fine two sheet map of western Europe by the great French cartographer le Sieur D'Anville. D'Anville's career spanned much of the eighteenth century as he died in 1782 aged 84. He was renowned for his attention to detail continually updating his work. On his death his huge personal collection of some 9000 maps maps was acquired for the state and resides today in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris. This large detailed map includes an inset of the Faeroe and Shetland Islands upper left. Shirley (2004) T.Anv 2a 2 & 3.8121Paris: (1754)
GBP295.0Europe Continent1754nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8121&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8121a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/8121b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausBerna - Bern die Hauptstatt in Nnchtland Ward Erbawen ... Ao.1191 Kam in den Eydgnossischen Bundt Anno 1353490 x 620 mm., early outline colour, in good condition on thick paper.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This image depicts the city of Bern from a birds-eye perspective. Costumes figures decorate the map below..8122Frankfurt: (c.1720)
GBP125.0Switzerland & Austriac.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8122&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8122.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHURCHILL, Awnsham and JohnThe Pearle Fishery near Toute Couryn280 x 265 mm., with minor fold split in the upper margin, professionally repaired, otherwise in good condition.; An early eighteenth century view of the pearl fishery at Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu, India. Depicted onshore are the buildings built by European traders. Oysters are piled high on the beach with all of the traders standing nearby. An illustration from Johan Nieuhof's account of his travels in the Far East with the Dutch East India Company, 1665-7. Nieuhof served time in prison briefly for attempting to smuggle pearls. It is an illustration from the English edition of Johann Nieuhof's 'Voyages and travels, into Brasil, and the East-Indies'.8615London: (1703)
GBP75.0India & Ceylon1703nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8615&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8615.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUMONT D'URVILLE, Jules S. C.Vue Interieure de Dorey (Nelle. Guinee)315 x 415 mm., lithographic print in later wash colour, in good condition.; A lithographic view of New Guinea. It was published in Dumont D'Urville's 'Voyage de la Corvette L'Astrolabe' issued in several parts in 1830. The voyage was searching for the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse. His voyage ended in tragedy when they were lost after leaving Botany Bay in March 1788. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known, this book marks that finding. Ferguson 1341; Hill p. 88.8619Paris: (1830)
GBP150.0Australasia & Pacific1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8619&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8619.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUMONT D'URVILLE, Jules S. C.Vue du Village D'Aiambo sur les hauteurs de Dorey (Nouvelle Guinee)315 x 415 mm., lithographic print in later wash colour, in good condition.; A lithographic view of New Guinea. It was published in Dumont D'Urville's 'Voyage de la Corvette L'Astrolabe' issued in several parts in 1830. The voyage was searching for the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Prouse. His voyage ended in tragedy when they were lost after leaving Botany Bay in March 1788. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known, this book marks that finding. Ferguson 1341; Hill p. 88.8620Paris: (1830)
GBP150.0Australasia & Pacific1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8620&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8620.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamTuringiae Noviss. Descript. per Johannem Mellinger Halens.295 x 210 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; The map is orientated with north to the left. Upper centre is the town of Naumberg to the east but the map is centred on the city of 'Erfurdt'. According to Van der Broecke 'Magdeburg complained to Ortelius (Hessels 1887, 110) that Mellinger had plagiarised his map of Thuringen and that Scultetus had done the same for his Meissen map. Meurer considers this complaint unfounded. Ortelius never acted on it'. It was published in Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', the first modern atlas, from 1573. This example bears Spanish text on the verso and is from the edition of 1602. Karrow 1/83 & 55/1.1; Van der Broecke 96a.8623Antwerp: (1573-[1602])
GBP95.0Germany1573-[1602]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8623&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8623.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnA New Map of the Russian Empire, divided into its Governments465 x 1015 mm., in full early wash colour, two sheets joined, in good condition.; This map was published in John Cary's 'New Universal Atlas' first published in 1808. John Cary (c.1754-1835) was one of the most successful map and globe publishers of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Cary was the first map maker to use Greenwich as the meridian. The clarity of his style sets him apart from the competition. This is a later edition with the date in the imprint altered to 1821. Phillips 714 no. 37-8.9203London: (1821)
GBP275.0Russia1821nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9203&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9203.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, John - CRUCHLEY, George FrederickCruchleys County Atlas of England & Wales Shewing all the Railways & Stations with their names, also The Turnpike Roads and principal cross roads to all the cities, market and borough towns with the distance from town to townQuarto (235 x 155 mm.), full modern calf, spine with double gilt ruled compartments, black calf gilt title label, marbled endpapers. With title page, Index of maps, general map of England and Wales, 43 county maps on 44 plates (West Riding being on two plates) and both North and South Wales, 47 maps in total, all in early wash colour.; George Frederick Cruchley (1797-1880) had learned his trade with Aaron Arrowsmith and began to work for himself in 1823. His early days were concentrated on publishing maps of London but following the death of John Cary in 1834 he acquired much of the stock from the surviving heirs. Cruchley made lithographic transfers from the plates until he sold them all in 1877. Cruchleys main marketing tool was to add to the original plates details of the railways, postal, telegraph and other useful information. These plates were originally published by Cary as the 'New and Correct English Atlas', 1809. Although quite probably acquired at an earlier date Cruchley does not appear to have made use of them until 1863 when he published the 'County Atlas of England & Wales'. There were further dated editions of 1864 and 1875 with undated issues in-between. This is an example of the last dated edition of George Cruchleys 'County Atlas of England & Wales'. All editions are rare. Provenance: David Kingsley collection August 1989; private English collection. Beresiner pp. 93-5; Chubb 555; Nicholson (2003) G. F. Cruchley and Maps for the Million, in IMCoS Journal 93 pp. 21-38; Smith, George Frederick Cruchley, 1796-1880, in 'The Map Collector' no. 49 pp. 16-22.9662London: (1875)
GBP495.0English County Atlas1875nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9662&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9662a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9662b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, John - BROWNE, ChristopherCanaan390 x 520 mm., with early outline colour, in good condition.; A VERY RARE STATE of John Speed's map of the Holy Land originally published in the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). This map displays the route of the exodus and all its encampments including the crossing of the Red Sea. Also found are the twelve tribes, their coats-of-arms and numerous place names. Upper left is a fine plan of Jerusalem, surrounded by depiction's of sacred objects used in the Temple. A number of small vignettes throughout the map depict biblical scenes. The title is supported by images of Moses and Aaron. A table to the right details fifty biblical sites shown on the map. The map was first published in 1611 for Speed's 'Geneologies of the Holy Scriptures' and Robert Barker's edition of the King James Bible. It was engraved by Renolde Elstrake but here his imprint is removed.Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World', first published in 1627. Speed was a tailor by profession with a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World' was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the 'Prospect' includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. This was the first and only inclusion of this plate. There is tentative evidence that the copperplates for the Speed atlases came into the possession of Robert Walton who would have been more likely to issue the plates loose than publish an atlas. This would have happened most likely after 1686 when the ten-year Privilege for the work ran out. They then passed to Christopher Browne upon Waltons death in 1688. Issues of the English county part of the atlas are known by Browne, and three of the foreign plates are found with his imprint including one offered here. Laor, E. 737; Nebenzahl, K. (Holy Land) 39; Phillips 'Atlases' 488; Shirley BL T.Spe 1j; Skelton 92; Wing S4886.9663London: Christopher Brown at The Globe near the West End of St. Paul's Church(1676-[c.90])
GBP1700.0Middle East1676-[c.90]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9663&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9663.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOLLAIN, Francois GerardProfils des Villes Capitale des Royaumes D'Angleterre, D'Ecosse Et D'Irlande, Leuez Et Dessignez Sur Les Lieux360 x 485 mm., with old folds after being bound in a book, some very minor restoration to folds but otherwise in very good condition.; Francois Gerard Jollain (1660-c.1735) was an engraver and printseller in Paris. He was part of a family of engravers, map and printsellers. He was the son of Gerard Jollain (d.1683). Beneath the title of this rare work is written 'par Gaspard Powell ingenieur dans larmee du Roy dangleterre et mis au jour en 1689'. This type of print whereby rows of topographical images are displayed is extremely rare but not unknown at the time. Peter Stent's Catalogue of 1653 refers to 'All the Cities of England in small'. It is only known by one example of a second state by John Overton which is bound into another work at the Ashmolean Library, Oxford. These complemented the fashion at the time for 'carte et figures', or maps with decorative illustrated borders.The title here alludes to the artist, one Gaspard Powell, and engineer in the Royal army in 1689. The claim is that he drew all the images on location himself. Two rows each are devoted to images of England, Scotland and Ireland. Tooley's Dictionary records the existence of a 'Carte des Isles Britanniques' by the same Jollain issued in the same year. There is only one recorded example of the map. Its dimensions are not dissimilar and it does not bear any surrounding views. It could be seen that the two plates were complimentary. The general map states that it was the work of 'L. de Pontigny', geographer to the King. It is interestingly dedicated to the Prince of Wales who would later become known as the Old Pretender in the first Jacobite Rebellion of 1715. It was his birth on 10 June 1688 which largely triggered the Glorious Revolution which overthrew James II in favour of the Protestant William III. They were no doubt issued to mark the attempt invasion of James II of Ireland Ireland from France. Francois Jollain (1641-1704), who is likely in some way related, also published a general map of the British Isles in the same year 1689. This one does contain several town views, all unrelated, and is similarly extremely rare, surviving in just three known examples. Provenance: private English collection since c.1990. Globe p.229 & no. 361-2; Griffiths (1998) p. 191; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).7652Paris: A lenfent Jesus(c.1690)
GBP2500.0British Islesc.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7652&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7652.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausGallia - Le Royaume de France270 x 350 mm., with recent wash colour, in good condition.; Extremely decorative map of France with various coats of arms on display. From the 'Theatrum Europaeum'. Shirley BL G.Meri 1a.8202Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP195.0France1638nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8202&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8202.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamPalatinatus Bavariae Descriptio Erhardo Reych Tirolense Auctore305 x 240 mm., full recent wash colour, in good condition.; The second of two single page maps of Bavaria, Germany published by Abraham Ortelius in the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. This one is distinguished by the title being at the bottom of the map. It is derived from the map by Erhart Reich published in woodcut in 4 sheets in 1540. Regensberg is easily identified near the centre with 'Nurnberg' to the left of the map. Van den Broecke 112a; Karrow 63.8203Antwerp: (1584-[1608])
GBP125.0Germany1584-[1608]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8203&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8203.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamCirculus sive Liga Sveviae vulgo Schwabische Kraiss325 x 245 mm., in full recent wash colour and in good condition.; A single page map of Bavaria, Germany published by Abraham Ortelius in the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. It extends from Lake Bodensee in the south to Augsburg in the east and Freiburg in the west. Van den Broecke 114b; Karrow 1/88.8205Amsterdam: (1573-[1612])
GBP110.0Germany1573-[1612]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8205&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8205.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamSenensis Ditionis Accurata Descriptio [on sheet with] Corsica [and] Marcha Anconae, olim Picenum 1572330 x 490 mm., with recent wash colour, in good condition.; One half of this map depicts the region of Siena in Italy. The other half is split between a map of Corsica and one of Ancona. This map was first published in the Latin edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1573, the first modern atlas of the world. That of Siena is derived from the map of Cesare Orlandi in 1573, which in itself if probably drawn from Claudio Duchetti's undated earlier map. This example bears Spanish text to the verso and appeared in the 1602 edition. Van den Broecke, M. 137; Meurer pp. 210-11.8612London: (1573-[1602])
GBP165.0Northwest Italy1573-[1602]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8612&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8612.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamPalatinatus Bavariae Descriptio Erhardo Reych Tirolense Auctore/ Argentoratensis305 x 490 mm., recent full wash colour, in good condition.; The second of two single page maps of Bavaria, Germany published by Abraham Ortelius in the 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum'. This one is distinguished by the title being at the bottom of the map. It is derived from the map by Erhart Reich published in woodcut in 4 sheets in 1540. Regensberg is easily identified near the centre with 'Nurnberg' to the left of the map. Paired with it is a map of the region surrounding Strasbourg. It is derived from Daniel Specklin's three-sheet map of the Alsace issued in 1576. This French text issue was published in 1598. Van den Broecke 112; Karrow 63.8614Antwerp: (1584-[98])
GBP195.0Germany1584-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8614&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8614.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamVue et Description de Surate et de Batavia375 x 220 mm., with recent wash colour, in good condition.; With a fine view of the harbour and town of Surate on the northwest coast of India, along with a plan of Batavia (Jakarta), the present-day capital of Indonesia. Surate was an English trading post in India, the first. Batavia became the capital of the Dutch East India Company. At this point in time the Dutch dominated the trade in the Spice Islands of the East Indies.8616Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP95.0East Indiesc.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8616&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8616.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamRhetiae alpestris descriptio, in qua hodie Tirolis Comitatus/ Goritiae, Karstii, Chaczeolae, Carniolae, Histriae, et Windorum Marchae Descrip.340 x 500 mm., in recent full wash colour, early manuscript in left margin, finger marks in lower corners, otherwise in good condition.; The left side of this map bears a beautifully engraved map of Rhaetiae and the Tirol. The right side one of the Istrian peninsula. It is published by Abraham Ortelius in his 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum', the first uniform world atlas to be published. This map first appeared in the edition of 1573, this example with Spanish text to the verso appeared in the 1588 edition. The cartography is derived from Wolfgang Lazius in 1561. Karrow 49/21; Van der Broecke 116.8630Amsterdam: (1573-[88])
GBP195.0Eastern Europe1573-[88]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8630&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8630.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamVue Et Description Des Principales Villes De L'Armenie 375 x 495 mm., recent full wash colour, in good condition.; This plate focuses on Armenia and illustrates five key towns including Tiblsi and five further vignettes of costumes. It was published in the fifth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9205Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP295.0Eastern Europec.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9205&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9205.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamNouvelle Carte de Moscovie ou sont Representes les Diferents Etats de sa Maieste Czarienne en Europe et en Asie et le Chemin d'un de ses Ambassadeurs a Peking Ville ...510 x 585 mm., in full recent wash colour, good condition.; This detailed map illustrates the full extent of Russia from Eastern Europe to Tartary and the Pacific Ocean. Two tables below are keyed to the regions and towns on the map. It was published in the fourth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Many of he maps are derived from the cartography of Guillaume de L'Isle. The text and many of the plates related to the best travel accounts of the period. including Chardin, Dapper, de Bruyn, Le Hay and others. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9206Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP175.0Russiac.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9206&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9206.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARRISON, JohnGeneral and County Atlas, Containing Forty-Seven Maps440 x 290 mm., full recent calf, ornate blind panelled boards, with ribbed spine, each compartment with double blind ruled lines and central floral blind feature, with red calf gilt title label. With typographic title page in facsimile and 47 double page maps all in early wash colour, in excellent condition.; Donald Hodson, in his work on Hertfordshire county maps, first reported the existence of a 'General and County Atlas' with the series of county maps by John Harrison acquired by the firm of Francis Edwards in September 1967. In this work the last two digits of the imprint date 1788 had been erased. The paper in the atlas was all watermarked with the date 1815, hence his approbation. When David Kingsley published his study on Sussex maps in 1982, he reported that the atlas had been broken up. Fortunately, a further example in beautiful early wash colour appeared at auction in 1997 and we secured it.In this example, the date is erased from all of the imprints to varying degrees of neatness. The atlas is expanded with nine further maps of the world, continents and three general maps of England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland. The title page bears a list of contents although it is incomplete, omitting to list those of Cambridge and Northamptonshire. A further example with this title page was sold at a Phillips auction 15 June 1995 lot 14. However, in that example since broken up, the maps were all in the earlier state with their dates present. No institutional example could be traced, that was the only surviving known example. Then recently we acquired the complete collection of the maps, the only item missing apart from the binding was a title page. All of the contents matched the 1997 example. We have made an excellent facsimile of the title and had the whole rebound to be able to offer only the second known example of this work in beautiful early wash colour.No name appears on the title page although none are removed from the imprints on the maps. Harrison died it is believed in 1812. The will for a John Harrison of Newgate Street survives in the National Archives and is dated 21 May 1812. Harrisons 'Ancient Geography' was re-published by John Hearne if the Strand c.1824. He was active from 1822 to 1860. Not in ESTC; Hodson (1974) 50.iii; Kingsley (1982) no. 54.ii; Tooleys Dictionary (1999-2004).9291London: Sold by all Booksellers(c.1815)
GBP4950.0Atlas worldc.1815nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9291&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9291a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9291b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9291c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9291d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9291e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte Nouvelle de la Grande Tartarie ou de L'Empire du Grand Cham410 x 510 mm., in fine modern wash colour, good condition.; A strongly engraved map of Russia, from the Caspian Sea to Korea, filled with minute detail and beautifully engraved to show the topography. With an Inset of explanatory French text at upper right. It was published in the encyclopaedic seven volume 'Atlas Historique'. Koeman II p. 33; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9406Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP225.0Russiac.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9406&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9406.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte de L'Asie selon les Auteurs Anciens enrichie de Remarques Historiques sur les Changemens qui y sont Arrivez380 x 485 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This map of Asia with surrounding descriptive text was published in the encyclopaedic seven volume 'Atlas Historique' by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743). Koeman II p. 33; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9410Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP95.0Asia Continentc.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9410&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9410.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCHEDEL, HartmannAnglia370 x 220 mm., in full early wash colour, light water stain upper left, small hole in right margin repaired, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition of a famous albeit imaginary woodcut view of an English town, one of the first ever printed, IN FULL EARLY WASH COLOUR. From Hartmann Schedel's 'Nuremberg Chronicle' published in Nuremberg in 1493. The book was published at the height of the Renaissance. Schedel was a physician and editor of the text which is a year-by-year account of notable events in world history from the creation down to the year of publication, with special emphasis on ominous and portentous events including the invention of printing. This woodcut along with the nearly 1800 others are the work of Michael Wohlgemut (14341519) and his stepson Wilhelm Pleydenwurff (14601494). Wohlgemut is best known to have been the early tutor to Albrecht Durer who was in his workshop at the time of this works production and is generally believed to have contributed to it. The work was printed by Anton Koberger. At the time it was the most profusely illustrated book ever published. This example is from the first edition printed in July 1493 with Latin text, a later issue with German text was published in December of the same year. Angela Fordham in her article on Town Plans of the British Isles states that the image is believed to be a representation of Dover. However more recent thinking is that it is a generic illustration. This is the second image in the book depicting an English town. The accompanying text describes recent events in English history discussing Henry VII and the Dukes of Suffolk and Somerset, and the beheading of Adam Molynes. There follows a brief description of Scotland clearly first hand as it refers to the fact that when they 'were there during the winter, when the sun shone upon the earth for a little over three hours'. Ireland is dismissed altogether with 'At this time we should write something about Ireland, which is separated from England by a small sea, but not having found anything memorable during those times, we hasten on to Spain.' The verso is mentioned bears a similar woodcut image of 'Hispania' and ensuing description. Provenance: acquired from Rainer Schmidt in 1990 for the private collection of Rodney Shirley. Fordham (1965). Town Plans of the British Isles, in Map Collectors Circle no. 22 p. 3; Moreland & Bannister pp. 22-4 text translation; Shirley (1991) 6a.(1).9478Nuremberg: (1493)
GBP495.0British Isles1493nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9478&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9478.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRADSHAW, GeorgeMap & Sections of the Railways of Great Britain. Dedicated by Permission to James Walker F.R.S. L & E President of the Institution of Civil Engineers1620 x 1025 mm., early outline colour, dissected into segments and laid on linen, with marbled endpapers, light stain to left side, some off setting to cartouche. Folds into original publisher's full maroon calf gilt ruled and ornate blind panelled boards, rebacked preserving original spine with gilt title. Bound with 'Tables of the Gradients to Bradshaw's Map of the Railways of Great Britain, Containing Particulars of Lengths, Levels and Gradients of all the Principal Railways in the Kingdom', 14 January 1839, pp. 32, with several tables.; THE FIRST RAILWAY MAP. The name George Bradshaw (1801-53) is synonymous with the British Railways. He was the author and publisher of the railway guides which were such an important part of Victorian travel. 'Bradshaw, whose name was to become synonymous with railway timetables, published his first guide in 1830 with the opening of the Liverpool-Manchester Line and his first timetable in 1839, the same year as this, the first railway map' (Wardington). Apprenticed to an engraver in Manchester, Bradshaw shadowed the industrial revolution and began by publishing maps of the Canal networks in 1829. These were on a very large scale with great detail. In the introduction to this work Bradshaw states 'It would be superfluous to expatriate on the vast utility of a correct map of the Railways of this Kingdom. The want of such a work has been long felt and acknowledged'. The map depicts extant lines in red, those before Parliament in blue and those in yellow proposed. An inset features those in the region of London. This network is laid on the existing road network; the whole is engraved by John Dower at the scale of 10 miles to an inch. In the margins may be found thirty-three fascinating sections of the main railway lines drawn to scale displaying length and elevation. Particular detail is given to identifying the gradients of the railways which was a particular hazard to early railways. In 1830 the network of passenger railways stood at barely 100 miles, by the end of the decade when this map was published the figure stood above 2000 miles. It is not generally known which map bears the accolade of displaying the first railroad, after all the earliest were for purely mining purposes. Indeed, there are earlier maps which display passenger railways. However, Bradshaws map of 1839, as Shirley states, is 'undoubtedly the first large scale map to treat railways as the primary subject in terms of content and presentation. The first state of his map is now rare, and even later editions with the overprinting of the routes of newly construed lines are relatively uncommon'. Provenance: private English collection. James (1983); Shirley (1987); Wardington sale, Sothebys 18 October 2005 lot 69.9486Manchester: (14 January 1839)
GBP750.0British Isles14 January 1839nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9486&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9486a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9486b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, JohnLancastriae Comitatus Palatinus, Continens in se Oppida Mercatoria XVI. Ecclesiasque Parochiales Tantaum XXXVI ...370 x 475 mm., in old outline colour, small tear just into the image lower centre, otherwise in good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps by William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works, much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map. Provenance: private English collection. Baynton-Williams (2006); Hodson (1984-97) 142; Saunders (2013) pp. 16-20, fig. 12; Skelton (1970) p. 21 & nos. 3 & 89; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9621London: Printed and sould by I. Overton over ainst Sepulchers church(c.1603-[c.70])
GBP1950.0Lancs Englandc.1603-[c.70]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9621&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9621.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, HenryA New Mapp of the County of Norfolk, with the Post & Cross Roads, & other remarks, according to ye latest & best observations: 1713335 x 480 mm., with three small wormholes, otherwise in very good condition with wide margins.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps by William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works, much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The fourth state of the map, published by Henry Overton in which several improvements were made. A new English title has replaced the previous Latin one. The imprint of Stent has been removed and that of John Overton has been altered to Henry. The major improvement is the addition of Post Roads in double lines, the Cross roads are depicted with single lines. An asterisk now marks towns which send members to Parliament and a number of villages and coastal lighthouses are added. Provenance: private English collection since 1975. Frostick (2011) 4.4; Hodson (1984-97) 142; Skelton (1970) p. 21 & nos. 3 & 89; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9622London: Printed and Sold by Hen: Overton at ye White Horse without Newgate(c.1603-[1713])
GBP1250.0Norfolk Englandc.1603-[1713]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9622&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9622.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, JohnStaffordiae Comitatus (Praeter Civitatem Lichfield) Habet Oppida Mercatoria XII. Ecclesiasque Parochiales CXXX340 x 465 mm., with large margins, in excellent condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps of William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The manuscript for this map of Staffordshire survives in the Salt Library in Stafford and is dated 1599. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton. Provenance: Phillips 11 December 1997 lot 53; private English collection. Hodson (1984-97) 142; King (1988) no. 3; Skelton 89; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9623London: Sold by John Overton at ye white horse without Newgate neere ye fountaine tavern(1599-[c.1670])
GBP1500.0Staffs England1599-[c.1670]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9623&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9623.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, HenryWarwici Comitatus Descriptio. Quam primus aedidit Christophorus Saxton, Anno 1576 ... 1603390 x 470 mm., with wide margins, in very good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps by William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works, much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton. Provenance: Phillips 11 December 1997 lot 53; private English collection. Harvey & Thorpe (1959) 4.iii; Hodson (1984-97) 142; Skelton (1970) p. 21 & nos. 3 & 89; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9624London: Printed and sould by Jo. Overton over against St: Pulchers church(c.1603-[c.1720])
GBP1250.0Warwick Englandc.1603-[c.1720]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9624&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9624.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, William - OVERTON, HenryVigorniensis vulgo Worcestershire Comitatus Descriptio, Continens in se (Praeter Civitatem Vigorniae) oppida Mercatoria Novem, Ecclesiasq. Parochiales CLII360 x 470 mm., with wide margins and small rusthole lower centre, otherwise in very good condition.; William Smith (1550-1618) was an antiquary and an officer of the College of Arms. The twelve maps by William Smith were for years known famously as those of the ANONYMOUS map maker. Although ten of them are derived from those of Christopher Saxton and two from John Norden they are no mere slavish copies. Smith sought local knowledge to improve on earlier works, much of which was incorporated into his maps. One such correspondent called William Burton provides the only firm evidence we have that the engraver of the plates was Jodocus Hondius. In 1958 the British Museum acquired four manuscript maps from the Netherlands which provided the conclusive evidence of the authorship of William Smith. These were of Cheshire, Hertfordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. The name of Hans Woutneel, a Dutch bookseller in London, can be found in connection with two of the maps, but only on one engraved, that of Essex dated 1602. This has led to speculation that his departure from the project, Hondius departure to work on the copper plates for the atlas of John Speed, or the latters imminent production were sufficient to end the series. The maps of William Smith beautifully engraved by Hondius remain one of the most desirable of any English county maps. Those in the first state are VIRTUALLY UNOBTAINABLE.Peter Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665 and bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. The third state of the map, published by John Overton, who sold it separately and placed them in his composite atlases. Provenance: Phillips 11 December 1997 lot 53; private English collection. Hodson (1984-97) 142; Skelton (1970) p. 21 & nos. 3 & 89; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9625London: Sould by John Overton at ye white horse without Newgate neere ye fountaine tavern(c.1603-[1713])
GBP1250.0Worcs Englandc.1603-[1713]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9625&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9625.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]NORDEN, John - OVERTON, JohnHamshire400 x 425 mm., with good margins, in very good condition.; John Norden is noted as being the first person to undertake a complete series of county histories. Unfortunately, he suffered financial issues during his life which limited the reach of the project. This is largely due to 'the Puritan tracts he wrote to raise money and his flattering dedication to Essex shortly before the uprising of 1599 set him so far out of political favour that he never received the patronage necessary to finance expensive surveys' (Globe). The first part was successfully published in 1593 which covered Middlesex, Hertfordshire followed in 1598. No others were published during his lifetime, but he left a few further county histories in manuscript form. Norden's maps were pioneering. Two books were published at his own expense, those of Middlesex and Hertfordshire, the remainder of his manuscripts remained unpublished apart from the maps of Hampshire, Surrey and Sussex, which were privately financed. That of Surrey survives in just one example and is engraved by Charles Whitwell, the Sussex similarly is known in just one example and is engraved by Christopher Switzer. There are no known printed examples of the Hampshire in its first issue. Indeed, even the second state Peter Stent (fl.1642-65) is only known by the one example.Norden introduced the graticule or grid system to maps with reference numbers and letters in the margins. This was to enable the easier location of places. A list of the 40 Hundreds of the county is found on the left side with below a note on the scale which 'goeth rounde about the mapp'. An explanation sits beside it with the arms of the Marquis of Winchester and the Earl of Southampton on the right side. His surveying was considered superior to that of Saxton and as such was the preferred source by the likes of John Speed, William Hole and William Kip. Stent died from the plague 29 September 1665, which was raging in London that year and which before it was done would claim 20% of its population. He bequeathed his estate to his wife Susanna, shortly after it was sold to John Overton (1640-1713) the printseller. Stents stock was arguably the largest collection of prints on the market at the time. Amongst this he found twelve copper plates of the English counties by William Smith. These formed the nucleus of a set of maps of the English Counties. Those counties which Overton could not provide from his own stock were supplied by the acquired maps of Speed, Blaeu or Jansson. These county atlases were an English version of a rich seam of similar Dutch composite atlases published from the mid-seventeenth century. They are exceedingly rare SURVIVING IN JUST FOUR KNOWN EXAMPLES, none complete. Later atlases sold by his son Henry are similarly rare, only seven survive. This is an example of the third state of the map which judging by the large margins was issued by Overton's son Henry. Provenance: Phillips 11 December 1997 lot 53; private English collection. Baynton-Williams (2006) 'John Overton (1640-1713)' in 'Map Forum' no. 9 pp. 18-24; Globe (1985) p. 98 & no. 344; Hind (1952-64) I pp. 195-202; Hodson (1984-97) I p. 61; Rodgers (1972) 163; Shirley, R.W. (2004) T.Ove 3a, no. 14; refer Skelton (1970) 89; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9626London: Printed and sold by John Overton at ye white horse without Newgate(c.1595-[c.1670])
GBP2250.0Hants Englandc.1595-[c.1670]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9626&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9626.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, ThomasA New & Accurate Map of the Whole Russian Empire, as Contain'd both in Europe and Asia ...350 x 470 mm., full recent wash colour, with publishers folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine attractive map of the Russian Empire by Emanuel Bowen. The fine baroque title cartouche and map were probably engraved by Thomas Kitchin. It was published in the 'Complete System of Geography'. Shirley T.Bow-2a no. 40.9633London: (1752)
GBP225.0Russia1752nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9633&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9633.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, Gerard - PTOLEMY, ClaudiusTab. V. Asiae, Repraesentans Mediam, Hyrcaniam, Assyriam, Susianam, ac Persiem ...340 x 460 mm., in full recent wash colour, good condition.; Gerard Mercator's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' is highly acclaimed; he spent much of his life studying the work and even engraved the plates himself. The 'Geographia' is the earliest surviving geographical treatise. Much of Mercator's efforts were spent projecting Ptolemy's geography onto the projection which bears his name. Mercator is one of the world's greatest cartographers and the 'Claudii Ptolemaei Tabulae Geographicae Orbis Terrarum' was first published in 1578. This map of Persia or modern day Iran is in the scond state before the addition of a latitude and longitude grid illustrating the projection. Alai, Cyrus. (2003). Mapping Persia: A brief introduction, in IMCoS Journal 94 pp. 5-22; Koeman Me 5; Nordenskiold 234; Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 384; Shirley BL T.Ptol-11a; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1:501.9641Amsterdam: (1578-[1695])
GBP250.0Middle East1578-[1695]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9641&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9641.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HONDIUS, HenricusTabula Islandiae Auctore Georgio Carolo Flandro380 x 490 mm., in recent outline colour, light show through of text, otherwise in good condition.; A superb ornate map of Iceland displaying a volcano in all its explosive glory. The map is derived from a Dutch navigator called Joris Carolus about 1620. The map is dominated by prominent mountains and volcanoes. It was first issued in the 'Appendix' of 1630. This example is with Dutch text from the edition of 1634. Dreyer-Eimbcke, Oswald. (2000). Cartographic History of Iceland, in IMCoS Journal no. 81 pp.13-33; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 1250:1B.1.9664Amsterdam: (1636)
GBP595.0Scandinavia1636nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Germany1581-[82]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP450.0Ireland1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4983&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4983.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausSt. Tropez190 x 285 mm., in good condition.; This plan of St. Tropez in southern France is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler, published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century.7963Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP85.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7963&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7963.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausCollioure205 x 340 mm., in good condition.; This birds-eye plan/ view of Collioure in southern France is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. Collioure is a town near the Spanish border at the foot of the Pyrenees.7964Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP85.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7964&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7964.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausThoulouse190 x 295 mm, in good condition.; This plan of Toulouse in southern France is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century.7966Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP85.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7966&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7966.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausAix190 x 285 mm., in good condition.; This plan of Aix-en-Provence in southern France is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century.7967Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP85.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7967&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7967.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausDie Statt Strasburg Argentina285 x 365 mm., in good condition.; This plan of Strasbourg highlights the churches and cathedral. It is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century.7968Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP95.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7968&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7968.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausNice oder Nizza220 x 340 mm., in good condition.; This plan of the fortifications at Nice, southern France, is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century.7969Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP95.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7969&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7969.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausReims en Champagne210 x 330 mm., in good condition.; This is s fine detailed birds-eye plan of Champagne from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century.7970Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP95.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7970&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7970.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausRupella Rochelle290 x 355 mm., in good condition.; A lovely birds-eye view of the town of La Rochelle on the west coast of France from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. La Rochelle has played a significant role in the history of France.7971Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP150.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP150.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7973&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7973.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GIBSON, JohnCornwall65 x 115 mm., in outline colour and good condition.; This small map of Cornwall is from one of the rarest of the English County atlases. John Gibson (fl.1750-1787) was an engraver who worked for several of the cartographers of the day. Published and advertised extensively in May of 1759 by John Newbery (1713-67), the New and Accurate Maps ... was most probably intended for children. Newbery was the first to provide educational books for children. His name is honoured in America with the annual award of a medal since 1922 for the most distinguished contribution to childrens literature by an American resident. Chubb (1927) no. 213; Hodson 40; Hodson (1984-97) 219-20; Quixley (1966) 36 & (2018) 45; Shirley (2004) T.Gib 2a.9143London: (c.1759)
GBP110.0Cornwall Englandc.1759nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9143&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9143.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausDie Statt Freyberg in Meissen sampt der Belagerung Anno 1643295 x 370 mm., in good condition.; A birds -eye view and plan of Freiburg, just outside Dresden, during the siege of 1643. Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Fauser A. 4185.9285London: (1647)
GBP95.0Germany1647nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9285&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9285.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanEssexia Comitatus415 x 520 mm., early outline colour in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Essex bears attractive coats of arms and ornate cartouches. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5285:2.9362Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP495.0Essex England1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9362&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9362.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanHertfordia Comitatus. Vernacule Hertfordshire380 x 500 mm., early outline colour with German text to the verso, in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Hertfordshire bears attractive coats of arms and two ornate cartouches. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Hodson 11; Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5282:2.9363Amsterdam: (1645-[48])
GBP550.0Herts Englandy1645-[48]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9363&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9363.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanCantium vernacule Kent380 x 500 mm. in early outline colour, in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Kent bears attractive coats of arms and two ornate cartouches. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Burgess 16; Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5200:2.9364Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP575.0Kent England1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9364&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9364.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanNortfolcia380 x 495 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Norfolk bears attractive coats of arms. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Frostick 14.1; Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5295:2.9365Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP525.0Norfolk England1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9365&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9365.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanGlamorganensis Comitatus; vulgo Glamorgan Shire385 x 510 mm., early outline colour with minor paper fault along the centrefold otherwise in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630 in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Janssons. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Glamorgan bears attractive coats of arms and two ornate cartouches. This is an early example from 1648 with German text. Koeman Bl47D; Skelton 28 & 44; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5520:2.9367Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP450.0Wales1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9367&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9367.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DARTON, William & DIX, ThomasA Complete Atlas of the English Counties, Divided into their Respective Hundreds &c.Folio (475 x 315 mm.), nineteenth century half calf, rebacked, light wear. Folding engraved title, dedication and contents, forty-two folding engraved maps with original wash hand colour. Five maps with strengthening to lower centrefolds, not affecting the image, with light wear to map of Sussex at lower centrefold, otherwise a good example.; An EXTREMELY RARE AND DESIRABLE atlas begun by Thomas Dix which was completed with the help of William Darton. Dix (1769/70-1813) was a surveyor in Northamptonshire and Norfolk. Darton was a publisher who after the death of Dix in 1813 saw the atlas through to completion. Published in 1822 under the title of A Complete Atlas of the English Counties the maps bear dates varying from July 1816 to February 1821. Examples of the maps loose, cut and dissected are known and it is probable that they were first sold individually. The atlas is of great rarity, only three examples have appeared on the market in 20 years. Each map bears an attractive circular title cartouche and an uncoloured vignette view of somewhere in the county. Provenance: Sothebys 13 November 2003 lot 335 5040; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 75; Chubb (1927) no. 387; Kingsley (1982) no. 75.9671London: (1822)
GBP8500.0English County Atlas1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9671&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9671a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9671b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9671c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9671d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9671e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COWLEY, John - DODSLEY, RobertThe Geography of EnglandOctavo (205 x 130 mm.), full contemporary calf, joints strengthened and small spine repair. With 48 (of 51) maps, lacking the folding general map of England and Wales, one leaf dedication by the author, plan of London, last leaf of text p. 271 and Roads of England, as is often the case. Those of Bedfordshire, Leicestershire, Shropshire, Surrey and Anglesey with some amateur wash colour, Rutland with a light stain.; Robert Dodsley was a successful writer, poet and publisher. He published mainly literary material in his day including that of his friend Dr. Johnson from 1738. The maps for the 'Geography of England' began life as so many others of the period in a periodical. 'The Publick Register: or, the Weekly Magazine' by Robert Dodsley struggled to survive under the laws of the day. Stamp duty was required on all newspapers but it was interpreted variously between 1733 and 1743. Dodsley believed that by reporting it weekly it was not news but eventually lost the battle to the more efficient competition of Edward Caves 'Gentlemans Magazine'. Before it closed it had introduced a series of six topographical descriptions accompanied by maps. They ran alphabetically and included those between Bedfordshire and Cornwall.At the demise of the Magazine it is safe to assume enough topographical material had been gathered to encourage Dodsley to continue and publish it collectively. This he duly announced to the public as the 'Geography of England' in November 1743. This is despite the title page recording a date of 1744, not an uncommon practice. Jointly published the maps are attractive to the eye. John Cowley (fl.1733-44) was a political writer and geographer who is not connected to any other known cartographic work. Provenance: with manuscript ownership inscription inside front cover of George Rowe His Book Octbr 17th 1829. Carroll 26; Chubb 181; Hodson no. 194; Shirley BL T.Cowl 1a.9677London: Robert Dodsley, at Tully's Head in Pall Mall(1744-[43])
GBP950.0English County Atlas1744-[43]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9677&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9677a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9677b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9677c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROBERTS, DavidApproach of the Simoom. Desert of Gizeh360 x 490 mm., early wash colour, in good condition.; This image is arguably one of the most famous by David Roberts (1796-1864). It illustrates the Sphinx with a large evocative setting sun in the background. In the foreground are men with camels and an approaching caravan. It was published in Roberts' 'Egypt and Nubia' published 1846-9. He was the first British artist to sketch the monuments of Egypt. The lithographic stones were the work of Louis Haghe (1806-85) and were supposedly destroyed at the auction of final stock of prints. Abbey Travel 272.114; Tooley (1954) 402.8276London: (1849)
USD4950.0Africa1849nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8276&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8276.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERTIUS, PetrusDescriptio Orbis Ptolomaica100 x 135 mm., in fine condition.; This attractive little map of the world according to the Egyptian geographer Ptolemy was published in Amsterdam by Petrus Bertius. It displays a ptolemaic geography with climatic zones identified. The work it comes from is a revised edition of Barent Langenes' 'Caert Thresoor' entitled 'Tabularum Geographicarum Libri ...' The maps were all newly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, this example is signed by him and has Latin text on the verso. King (2nd ed.) pp. 96-99; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 6281:342; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Bert 2a.8602Amsterdam: (1616)
GBP95.0World & Celestial1616noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8602&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8602.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausTroye/ Chaalons en Champaigne270 x 355 mm., in good condition.; This plate offers two views of the towns of Troye and Chaalons in the Champagne district of France. It is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian, one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century.8603Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP75.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8603&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8603.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasCarte Particuliere de L'Isle de Juan Fernandes200 x 280 mm., with full modern wash colour in good condition.; A map of Juan Fernandes Island to the west of Santiago, Chile in the Pacific Ocean. The island is most famous for being the home of Alexander Selkirk for four years which was it is believed the inspiration for the novel Robinson Crusoe. Indeed the island is now named after the character. It was published in Abbe Antoine Francois Prevost's (1697-1763) 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'. Shirley BL G.Prev 1a.8605Paris: (1758)
GBP75.0West Indies, South & Central America1758nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8605&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8605.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BARBAULT, JeanVeduta della Fontana di Trevi390 x 530 mm., light foxmark on the upper edge in the margin, printed on thick paper in good condition.; This fabulous view of the Trevi Fountain in Rome is found in Jean Barbault's 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne'. Olschki states that the views of Barbault occupy an honourable place in the iconography of Rome. Various street sellers are set up in the foreground. I very recognisable image. Barbault studied in Paris before settling in Rome. He entered Rome at the time Piranesi was active and worked with him as well as becomming a rival. Barbault contributed figures to fourteen plates by Piranesi in volumes 2 and 3 of the 'Antichita Romane', 1754. There were not many collaborators. Seven years later Barbault's own collection of views on ancient Rome was published. In both this and the posthumously published 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne' (1763) from which this plate is drawn, Barbault drew on several views from Piranesi's earlier work. In the views of "modern" Rome, Barbault is, inevitably, close to Piranesi's contemporary views. Berlin Cat. 2712; Brunet I 546; Fowler 37; Olschki 16397.8624Rome: (1763)
GBP250.0Italy1763nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8624&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8624.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BARBAULT, JeanVeduta di Piazza Navona sopra le rovine del Circo390 x 530 mm., printed on thick paper in good condition.; This fabulous view of the Piazza Navona in Rome is found in Jean Barbault's 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne'. Olschki states that the views of Barbault occupy an honourable place in the iconography of Rome. There are several figures in the image helping to bring it to life. I very recognisable image. Barbault studied in Paris before settling in Rome. He entered Rome at the time Piranesi was active and worked with him as well as becomming a rival. Barbault contributed figures to fourteen plates by Piranesi in volumes 2 and 3 of the 'Antichita Romane', 1754. There were not many collaborators. Seven years later Barbault's own collection of views on ancient Rome was published. In both this and the posthumously published 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne' (1763) from which this plate is drawn, Barbault drew on several views from Piranesi's earlier work. In the views of "modern" Rome, Barbault is, inevitably, close to Piranesi's contemporary views. Berlin Cat. 2712; Brunet I 546; Fowler 37; Olschki 16397.8625Rome: (1763)
GBP250.0Italy1763nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8625&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8625.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BARBAULT, JeanVeduta della Piazza di Spagna390 x 530 mm., light waterstain at upper centre fold, not offensive, printed on thick paper in good condition.; This fabulous view of the Spanish Steps in Rome is found in Jean Barbault's 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne'. Olschki states that the views of Barbault occupy an honourable place in the iconography of Rome. There are several figures in the image helping to bring it to life. Barbault studied in Paris before settling in Rome. He entered Rome at the time Piranesi was active and worked with him as well as becomming a rival. Barbault contributed figures to fourteen plates by Piranesi in volumes 2 and 3 of the 'Antichita Romane', 1754. There were not many collaborators. Seven years later Barbault's own collection of views on ancient Rome was published. In both this and the posthumously published 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne' (1763) from which this plate is drawn, Barbault drew on several views from Piranesi's earlier work. In the views of "modern" Rome, Barbault is, inevitably, close to Piranesi's contemporary views. Berlin Cat. 2712; Brunet I 546; Fowler 37; Olschki 16397.8626Rome: (1763)
GBP250.0Italy1763nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8626&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8626.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN, Johann BaptistAgri Parisiensis Tabula particularis, qua maxima Pars Insulae Franciae, seu Regiae celeberrimaeq ...575 x 485 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; A detailed map of the region about 40 kilometres around Paris and Versailles. It was published by Johann Baptist Homann in his 'Grosser Atlas'. The map extends to Mantes, Senlis, Melun and Rambouillet. It is decorated with a fine figurative cartouche. The map contains a lot of compressed detail including small villages, forests, farmland, walled cities and more. Paris is central to the map and includes its ancient walls and nearby gardens of Vincennes and the Bois de Boulogne. Further west the grounds of Versailles extend in equal size to the city of Paris itself. The title is retained in a beautiful cartouche with several putti. Shirley (BL Atlases) T.HOM-1c, no.11.8628Nuremberg: (c.1720)
GBP150.0Francec.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8628&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8628.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausBasilea/ Basel270 x 350 mm., in good condition.; A plan of Basel from Werdenhagen's 'De Rebuspublicis Hanseaticus Tractatus'. Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' G.Werd 1a no. 30.8629Paris: (c.1655)
GBP150.0Switzerland & Austriac.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8629&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8629.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOMANN, Johann BaptistTabula Geographica Campaniae580 x 490 mm., full early wash colour in good condition.; A wonderful detailed map of the Champagne district in France. The map extends are far north as Compiegne and Neuchatel and south to Auxerre. An inset upper left illustrates the two towns of Troyes and Reims. The map is by Johann Baptist Homann (1664-1724) who began engraving and publishing separate maps around 1702, and producing standardised and composite atlases entitled 'Neuer Atlas' in 1707. Its success continued for many years and in recognition of his success Homann was elected to the Berlin Academy of Sciences. In 1715 Homann was appointed Geographer to the Emperor. This map includes the privelege granted to Homann Shirley believed in 1715. Heinz, Markus (1997). A Programme for Map Publishing: The Homann Firm in the Eighteenth Century, Imago Mundi, no. 49, pp. 104-15; Shirley (BL Atlases) T.HOM-1c, no.16.8631Nuremberg: (c.1720)
GBP110.0Francec.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8631&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8631.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BARBAULT, JeanVeduta del Palazzo Mattei390 x 530 mm., printed on thick paper in good condition.; A view of the Palazzo Mattei in Rome is found in Jean Barbault's 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne'. Olschki states that the views of Barbault occupy an honourable place in the iconography of Rome. There are several figures in the image helping to bring it to life. Barbault studied in Paris before settling in Rome. He entered Rome at the time Piranesi was active and worked with him as well as becomming a rival. Barbault contributed figures to fourteen plates by Piranesi in volumes 2 and 3 of the 'Antichita Romane', 1754. There were not many collaborators. Seven years later Barbault's own collection of views on ancient Rome was published. In both this and the posthumously published 'Les Plus Beaux Edifices de Rome Moderne' (1763) from which this plate is drawn, Barbault drew on several views from Piranesi's earlier work. In the views of "modern" Rome, Barbault is, inevitably, close to Piranesi's contemporary views. Berlin Cat. 2712; Brunet I 546; Fowler 37; Olschki 16397.8651Rome: (1763)
GBP195.0Italy1763nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8651&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8651.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHARPENTIER, EtienneVeue du Chasteau de Meudon du Cote de l'Entree345 x 520 mm., in good condition.; Etienne Charpentier (1707-92) was an engraver, publisher and print seller who established himself in 1736. He bagan by taking over the stock of the widow of Jean-Baptiste-Henri Bonnart. This is a fine engraving of the Chateau at Meudon8896Paris: Charpentier rue S. Jacques au Coq(c.1740)
GBP175.0Francec.1740nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8896&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8896.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte de la Grece Contenant L'Etat Present de L'Eglise Grecque & Ce Qui Regarde les Ecclesiastiques385 x 430 mm., in fine recent wash colour, in good condition.; A detailed plate on the ecclesiastical situation in Greece. It is topped with a central map of Greece and surrounded by four corner images of religious costumes. Across the middle is descriptive text. It was published in the fifth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9110Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP95.0Greecec.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9110&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9110.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte des Ordres de Chevalerie des sa Majeste Czarienne, ses Titres, l' Etat de sa Noblesse, Profil de son Palais et la vue de Moscow345 x 450 mm., in full recent wash colour, in good condition.; The centre of the plate bears two views of Moscow, above these is an image of the Czar bestowing medals on his people. It is surrounded with descriptions of the noble families in Russia. It was published in the fourth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9479Amsterdam: (c.1715)
GBP75.0Russiac.1715nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9479&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9479.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AA, Pierre van derElbing255 x 350 mm., in good condition.; A fine birds-eye view of Elbing in present day Poland. The town is shown spanning the Elbing River, bound by its fortifications. The buildings are displayed in great detail. In the foreground are some habitants pausing on the way into town. The view is by Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733), a prolific publisher particularly during the first part of the eighteenth century. By 1682 he was a bookseller and proprietor of an auction house. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'.9611Leiden: (c.1720)
GBP95.0Eastern Europec.1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9611&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9611.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausObsidio Geneppae/ Belagerung des Vesten Schloss u Passes Gennep275 x 360 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian (1593-1650) began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is a plan of Gennep in the Netherlands which lies on the banks of the Meuse River. Shirley BL G.Werd 1a no. 85 & G.Meri 1a.9651Frankfurt: (1651)
GBP95.0Low Countries1651nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9651&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9651.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamGenealogie des Anciens Empereurs Tartares, Descendus de Genghiscan370 x 430 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This map of Tartary or northern Asia is accompanied by a large genealogy of Genghis Khan (1162-1227). The Mongol Empire which he founded became one of the largest in human history. The mapis flanked with historical notes. It was published in the fifth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9679Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP125.0Asia Continentc.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9679&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9679.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WELLS, T.A Parochial Map of the Diocese of Canterbury ...610 x 795 mm., early outline colour, signs of old folds laid on fine tissue, in good condition.; An extremely rare map of East Kent or the Diocese of Canterbury extending westwards to Maidstone. ONLY TWO EXAMPLES COULD BE TRACED in British Institutions, these being at the British Library and Lambeth Palace. It was published by a Thomas Wells in 1782. We have been unable to identify him. The margins contain An alphabetical table of all the Rectories, Vicarages, Curacies, Chapels and Desolate Churches in the Diocese of Canterbury... with index to their location on the map and yearly value to the exchequer. A grid placed on the map aids in finding them. An Explanation lower right identifies Deanery Towns, rectories etc. including those exempt and desolate.5638Canterbury: (4 June 1782)
GBP950.0Kent England4 June 1782nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5638&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5638.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUNSTER, SebastianDie Stat Landaw255 x 380 mm., light brown spots in lower margin, otherwise in good condition.; Woodblock view of the medieval city and surrounding countryside. The foreground features local going about their daily chores by the roadside. Two German crests flank the title. The engraver's initials "W.S." and date 1547 appear on a stone in the foreground. French text on verso.8801London: (c.1560)
GBP95.0Germanyc.1560nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8801&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8801.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausAbbildung dess weitberumbten Bragerischen alten Schlosses Wiserat220 x 285 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is a birds eye view of Schloss Wiserat on the River Muldau or Vltava, now in the Czech Republic.9680Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP95.0Eastern Europec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9680&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9680.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausProspect des granitz Haus Buttnol, in ober Hungarn, gegen Mittag, Ao. 1667210 x 300 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is a birds eye view of Buttnot in Hungary.9681Frankfurt: (c.1670)
GBP95.0Eastern Europec.1670nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9681&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9681.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausBrandeburgum Marchionatus cum Ducatibus Pomeraniae et Mekelenburgi290 x 380 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is a map of Brandenburg in Germany, wonderfully engraved by the talented Matthaus Merian. Berlin is situated just below the middle of the map.9687Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP95.0Germanyc.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9687&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9687.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausMeklenburg Ducatus200 x 260 mm., in good condition; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is a map of Mecklenburg in Germany, wonderfully engraved by the talented Matthaus Merian. The map extends from Lubeck in the west to Rostock and beyond9688Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP95.0Germanyc.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9688&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9688.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausNova Totius Germaniae Descriptio Teutschland305 x 365 mm., trimmed lightly across the upper margin, otherwise in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Many of the earliest plates were issued in Johann Angel von Werdenhagen's 'De Rebus Publicis Hanseaticus' of 1644 including this fine map of central Europe. The map is more of the German speaking regions of Europe than of Germany itself as it takes in Switzerland, all of north eastern Italy, Austria and much of eastern Europe. There are two plates by Merian, both are very similar. This one is easily determined by the presence of the coats of arms running across the top of the map. Shirley BL G.Werd 1a no. 3 & G.Meri 1a.9689Frankfurt: (c.1650)
GBP95.0Germanyc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9689&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9689.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte Genealogique de la Maison de Stuart, dans la quelle l'on fait Observer son Origine, ses Branches ses Armes, et ses Alliances380 x 465 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This chart displays the family tree of the House of Stuart whose English reign begins with James I and extends through Charles I and II and James II. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9719Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP195.0Englandc.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9719&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9719.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausAbbildung der Schwedischen Schantz auff dem ... in Preussen gelegen. Anno 1626235 x 285 mm, in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This plate illustrates the Swedish invasion of Prussia by King Gustavus Adolphus in May 1626. The force consisted of 125 ships and 8,000 men.Although successful he failed to capture Dantzig.9682Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP95.0Eastern Europec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9682&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9682.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausSedunum/ Sitten290 x 370 mm, in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. The fine view depicts the town of Sion in Switzerland. The town in dominated by the Chateau de Tourbillon on top of the left hand peak and the Bailique de Valere to the right.9683Frankfurt: (1642)
GBP95.0Switzerland & Austria1642nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9683&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9683.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausUnderwaidia/ Der Landt Underwalden210 x 305 mm, in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. A birds-eye view of the old Canton of Unterwalden in central Switzerland south of Lake Lucerne. It now consists of two Cantons; Obwalden and Nidwalden.9684Frankfurt: (1642)
GBP95.0Switzerland & Austria1642nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9684&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9684.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELVEDERE, Augusto deLa Funesta Batalla del cabo de San Vicente360 x 445 mm., tinted lithograph, in good condition.; An excellent coloured lithograph of the Battle of Cape St. Vincent on 14 February 1797. It was one of the earliest battles in the Anglo-Spanish War of 1796-1808. The British fleet was commanded by Admiral Sir John Jervis and defeated the larger Spanish one under Admiral Don Jos de Crdoba y Ramos near Cape St. Vincent, Portugal. The scene is drawn and lithographed by Augusto de Belvedere and J. J. Martinez. It was published by Jos Ferrer de Coutoand and Jos March y Labores in 'Historia de la Marina Real Espaola. Desde el Descubrimiento de las Amricas hasta el Combate de Trafalgar... '9703Madrid: (1856)
GBP250.0Spain1856nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9703&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9703.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LONDON MAGAZINEA New Map of the Isle of Wight185 x 240 mm., in good condition.; A fine map engraved by Thomas Kitchin showing the Isle of Wight. It was published in the September 1763 issue of the 'London Magazine', a popular newspaper of the day. That issue recorded on p. 460 that 'We have obliged our readers this month with the annexed accurate and elegant Map of the Isle of Wight drawn from surveys, by Tho. Kitchin, geographer, which completes our sett of useful maps of England and Wales'. Jolly, D.C. (Brit Per) LOND-230.9709London: (1763)
GBP95.0England1763nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9709&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9709.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VIVIAN, GeorgeMalaga255 x 380 mm., early coloured lithograph, in good condition.; This is an attractive view of Malaga in southern Spain by George Vivian (1798-1873) published in 'Spanish Scenery'. The work was the result of two visits to Spain made in the years 1833 and 1837. As he states in the Preface 'During the first period Spain was comparatively tranquil ... During the second I saw the demolition of some of the finest convents going on, and observed the sites on which others had recently stood: the prospect of the speedy ruin of nearly all ... made me feel a strong desire to preserve some trace of establishments... [with] an interest and character not less in Spain than in Italy.' Abbey Travel 154.9710London: P. & D. Colnaghi & Co.(1838)
GBP195.0Spain1838nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9710&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9710.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasThe Royal English Atlas: Being a New[sic] and Accurate Set of Maps of all the CountiesFolio (460 x 315 mm.), early nineteenth century half calf, marbled boards, with blind ruling, raised bands with gilt ruled compartments, red calf gilt title label. Typographic title page inserted, printed in red and black and 44 engraved maps all in early outline colour, with nineteenth century? manuscript contents list in the same hand as the manuscript numeration on the maps and the ownership label affixed inside upper cover. Gloucester with small ink stain, Northampton trimmed along the bottom to plate edge, that of South Wales backed on paper to support small tear in to the map, occasional folds to some maps, otherwise in good condition.; An UNRECORDED variant of the FIRST EDITION of the 'Royal English Atlas'. Following the success of the 'Large English Atlas' the publishers Robert Sayer and the Bowles family believed that there would be a market for a more manageable edition. The atlas was Large and must have been cumbersome for many. The 'Royal English Atlas' would be printed on Royal sized paper and although reduced, is still a good sized folio atlas. The cartographic work had been done; all that would be needed was a fresh set of plates reducing the maps of Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin. The atlas is known with three variant title pages, all differing in the order in which the owners are named. They are all printed with a common type except the imprints. As Hodson describes It has already been demonstrated (the Large English Atlas) that by 1760 the order of names on the maps in a jointly-owned atlas was perceived to have commercial importance, and now this notion had been extended to title-pages. Hodson concludes that as sixteen shares were extant in the atlas by 1825 it is safe to assume the same number were issued at the beginning. Examining the imprints on the maps leads him to believe that Kitchin had four shares and all the remaining partners had two. Of the surviving examples three bear the imprint of Kitchin first, two with Sayers and one with Overtons. This previously unrecorded title page bears that of John Bowles first. It can also be concluded that this example uses an early title page off the press as New is misspelt.The atlas however proved to be unsuccessful and only eight examples of the atlas survive today. There could be a number of reasons for this but price is quite probably one. Given the choice of the larger atlas at 3 guineas or this smaller version at 2 guineas most clients opted for the more opulent work. Interestingly at about the same time, 1765, the even smaller 'New English Atlas' by Joseph Ellis appeared on the market and was a runaway success. Hodson cites evidence that the work was thought about as early as 1761. Its exact publication date is not known; no advert having been discovered. We can however glean some idea from the imprints found on the maps and again Hodson goes into this in some detail. He concluded that the engraving began in 1762 and was completed in the middle of 1763. The atlas may have been ready by the end of the year but is given a date of c.1764. Catalogues of Sayer in 1766, John Bowles in 1768 and Sayer and Bennett in 1775 all list the atlas for sale.This is a fine example of one of the great rarities in English county atlases. There are only three other known examples in private hands. The five other recorded examples are: British Library; Bodleian Library; Cambridge University Library (x2) and the Whittaker Library. Provenance: with manuscript ownership label in Latin pasted inside front cover dated '12 Decembris 1850'. Chubb 218; Hodson 233; Shirley BL T.Bow 4a.9730London: John Bowles, and Henry Parker, Carington Bowles, Henry Overton, Thomas Kitchin, Robert Sayer, and John Ryall(c.1764)
GBP14950.0English County Atlasc.1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9730&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9730a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9730b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9730c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9730d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9730e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransCampidonia vulgo Kemptten, Pervetus Sacri Romani Imperij Oppid.340 x 450 mm., recent wash colour, in good condition.; The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. A fine view of the town of Kempten in Bavaria with charming figures in the foreground. Published in the second volume with Latin and German text to the verso. Fauser, A. 6493; Koeman II B & H 2 no. 38.9731London: (1575)
GBP210.0Germany1575nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9731&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9731.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransDescription de la Ville de Bar Faicte l'an 1617440 x 345 mm., with fine recent wash colour, German text to the verso, in good condition.; This early copper plate view illustrates the town of Bar-le-Duc in Lorraine, France. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622), the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. Published in the very rare final sixth volume in 1618. Koeman II B & H 6 no. 8.9732Cologne: (1572)
GBP195.0France1572nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9732&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9732.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransRotomagus, vulgo Roan, Normandiae Metropolis [on sheet with] Nemavsus, Nismes, Civitas Narbonensie Galliae Vetustissima [and] Civitas Burdegalensis in Aquitanea, Genuina Descrip.325 x 485 mm., with fine recent wash colour, Latin text to the verso, in good condition.; This early copper plate view illustrates the cities of Rouen, Nimes and Bourdeaux in France. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622), the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. Published in the first volume first issued in 1572. Koeman II B & H 1 no. 9.9735Cologne: (1572)
GBP170.0France1572nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9735&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9735.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ALBIZZI, AntonioReges Castel510 x 390 mm., in fine condition.; An engraved emblematic double page plate of the family tree of the rulers of the region of Toledo in central Spain. A fine view of the town of Toledo is at the bottom of the plate. It is from Antonio Albizzi's 'Principum Christianorum Stemmata', a popular work of the day. It was engraved by David Custodis. The family tree of the local Royal and notable family is laid out. Graesse I 58; Shirley G.Albi 1a.4690Augsburg: (1608)
GBP175.0Spain1608nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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GBP550.0Dorset Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5564&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5564.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERCATOR, GeradusRegni Valentiae Typus355 x 480 mm., recent wash colour, with Dutch text to the verso, good condition.; An attractive map of Valencia, Spain, displaying the coastline from Cartagena to Benicarlo with the west oriented to the top. With very ornate cartouches containing the title and scale of distance, finished by the inclusion of a sailing ship and sea monster. The sea is engraved in Mercator's signature moir-pattern. Dutch text on verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 6155:1.1.6049Amsterdam: (1595-[c.1606])
GBP255.0Spain1595-[c.1606]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6049&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6049.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanPenbrochia Comitatus et Comitatus Caermaridunum410 x 530 mm., early outline colour with small paper repair in the sea repaired, otherwise a good example.; ex 'Novus Atlas'. Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) is one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his atlas focused on England and Wales. Blaeu established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. From the Dutch text edition of 1646 issued one year after initial publication. Skelton 28; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5530:2.6202Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP425.0Wales1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6202&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6202.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanProvinciae Cantii Vulgo Kendt Nova Descriptio380 x 500 mm., small hole in the upper right margin, lower centre fold split, repaired, not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; By the 1630s the publication houses of Willem Blaeu and Henricus Hondius were in a race to produce ever more new maps of the world. Hondius in partnership with Jan Jansson began collecting plates of Britain and in 1636 published an 'Appendix' of the Atlas including 17 maps, two of which were general ones. Unfortunately they were not ready in time for the English edition published in 1636 and are only found in the German edition. This marks the beginning of the race between the two houses to produce a separate volume devoted to England and Wales which Blaeu would win in 1645. In 1644 a further 11 maps were issued in a Dutch 'Appendix'. Examples of maps from these early issues are very rare and highly desirable. The plates are often extensively altered for their ultimate issue in the completed work, the 'Atlas Novus' of 1646.An example of the very rare FIRST STATE of Jan Janssons county map of Kent. When compared to the rival Blaeu county maps those of Jansson always appear more decorative. This map of Kent, with German text to the verso taken from Camden's 'Britannia', was first published in 1644. All so-called pre-issue Jansson county maps are rare and desirable. A comparison of the two states shows that the extremely ornate title cartouche was entirely re-engraved along with numerous other alterations. Jansson was a very successful publisher who continued the business first founded by the great Gerard Mercator and subsequently taken over by the Hondius family. Burgess 15 state 1; Koeman (1967-70) II ME 75A no. 559; Van der Krogt (1997-2003) 5290:1.1; Map Collectors Circle 34 'Notes and Addenda' pp. 16-18; Skelton (1970) no. 34, pp. 225-6.7441Amsterdam: (1644)
GBP395.0Kent England1644nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7441&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7441.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, Willem JanszoonPascaarte va het vermaert Canael van Bristou ...250 x 555 mm., small paper crease lower left of centre, two small marks in lower margin, otherwise a very good example.; Willem Jansz. Blaeu is one of the greatest Dutch cartographers of all time. It is little known that he began his atlas productions by publishing sea atlases. His first work was the 'Het Licht der Zee-Vaert' in 1608. It is one of the most important Dutch pilot-guides rivalling and surpassing the Thresoor der Zeevaaerdt of Lucas Waghenaer which was first published some sixteen years earlier and ceased with the issue of the ninth edition one year later in 1609 (Wardington). In the history of early Dutch pilot guides Blaeus work takes a very prominent place" (Koeman). Blaeu was granted a privilege in ten years which expired in 1618. Two years later Jan Jansson published his own version in which the copper plates were engraved by Pieter van den Keere.This particular chart extends from the Scilly Islands along the north coasts of Cornwall, Devon and Somerset displaying both Bristol and Gloucester. It then extends westwards along the south coast of Wales and even shows the entrance to Waterford, Ireland. The map is orientated roughly north west at the top to line up the Cornish peninsulas coastline across the bottom of the chart. The sea is decorated with a ship, compass rose and fish. The title in Dutch is repeated in French. Provenance: private English collection. Koeman IV pp. 27-34 M. Bl. 1, no. 18; Shirley (2004) refer M.Bla 1a; Skelton (1964b).7747Amsterdam: (1608)
GBP1325.0Cornwall Devon Somerset England1608nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7747&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7747.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COOK, Capt. JamesDebarquement a Mallicolo l'une des Nouvelles Hebrides230 x 460 mm., with vertical folds as issued, in good condition.; A fine engraving by Robert Bernard published in the French edition of the voyages of Captain Cook, 1778. Shirley G.Cook 3a.9445Paris: (1778)
GBP125.0Australasia & Pacific1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9445&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9445.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AKERLUND, ErikKarta Ofver Australien eller Polynesien345 x 420 mm., early wash colour, small foxmark right margin, otherwise in very good condition.; Over the years Australia has been known by different appellations. The most enigmatic of them was Ulimaroa. This map is a later Swedish edition of Daniel Djuberg's original published in Stockholm in 1780. The name was first used by Djurberg (1744-1834) in 1776. A member of the Cosmographical Society in Uppsala he wanted to give the land an indigenous name, instead of the European ones placed on it to date. 'Ulimaroa' is a Maori term originally found in Hawkesworth's edition of Captain James Cook's voyage. Some believe the Maori were actually referring to Grand Terre in New Caledonia. The Austrian mapmaker Franz Anton Schraembl in 1789 published a map using the same name as did Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly.It is highly likely that this map was published in response to Carl Jonas Love Almqvist's novel entitled 'Parjumour Saga ifran Nya Holland' published in Stockholm, 1817. It is the first Swedish novel set in Australia. Erik Akerlund [Akerland] (1754-1835) was a Swedish chartmaker and engraver. He was born in Stockholm and studied engraving there. He joined the globe making firm of Fredrik Akrel where he worked on the series of charts for Johann Nordenankar from 1787. He took over publication of Anders Akerman's 'Atlas Juvenilis' in the early 1800s.Australia is here named as 'Nya Holland eller Ulimoroa'. The map appears to exist in two states, this being the first. A second state has been identified in which 'Forbalttrad 1831' has been added to the title cartouche. Further names have been added to New Zealand and Australia where the Blue Ridge Mountains are present. Ginsberg (2009) pp. 143-4; Tent, Jan & Geraghty, Paul (2012) 'Where in the World is Ulimaroa', in 'Journal of Pacific History' volume 47; Tooley 'One Hundred Foreign Maps of Australia' no. 48, pl. 155; Tooley's 'DIctionary' (1999-2004).9660Stockholm: Sammandragen och graverad af E. Akerland pa A Wiborgs forlag(1818)
GBP750.0Australasia & Pacific1818nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9660&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9660.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MEIJER, PieterHet Graafschap Warwick, Verdeeld in des zelfs Honderden ...190 x 175 mm., in very good condition.; A very rare map by Peiter Meijer published in "Algemeene Oefenschoole" which was issued in two volumes in 1763 and 1770. The work is a translation of Benjamin Martin's 'Natural History of England', 1755-63. Similarly, it describes the counties and illustrates them with a series of county maps. Like the Martin this two volume atlas forms only part of a larger thirty-one volume work. The title 'Algemeene Oefenschoole van Konsten en Weetenschappen' is translated as 'General Academy of Arts and Sciences'. Published in parts like the Martin we can deduce the maps were published between 1757 and 1770 from their presence on each map. The open acknowledgement of Emanuel Bowen as originator of the maps might indicate some form of approval from Martin for the work. It does not appear to have been a commercial success judging by its rarity. This map appears in the second volume. The engraver of the maps is Leonard Janszoon Schenck (1732-1800) whose name appears on the maps. The titles have been almost directly translated with the addition of a credit to Bowen and date of issue.Not in Chubb; Hodson (1984-97) 260; Koeman (1967-70) Supplement Meij 2 & Meij 1; Shirley (2004) Mei 1a; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).9755Amsterdam: (1765-[70])
GBP70.0Warwick England1765-[70]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9755&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9755.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte Genealogique de la Maison d'Autriche, avec les Branches des differents Princes de l'Europe qui en sont issus jusqu'es a l'An 1708625 x 515 mm., folding as issued, full wash colour, in good condition.; A magnificent display of the family tree of the House of Austria including 20 coats of arms. It includes the nobility of Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany and Austria. Several tables identify the Arms which are keyed using letters running all the way around the outside of the image. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9757Amsterdam: (1708)
GBP275.0Switzerland & Austria1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9757&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9757.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, MartinTabula Moderna Indiae415 x 510 mm., in FULL EARLY WASH COLOUR, a very good example with good margins.; THE FIRST MODERN MAP DEVOTED TO ASIA, in original colour. Another map from the same atlas was sent to Walter C. McCrone in Chicago for analysis of the colour pigments. McCrone was a famous forensic microscopist who analysed both the Turin shroud and the Vinland Map. His report, which we have, confirmed that the colour here is sixteenth century pigment and dyes. These included "azurite, vermillion, madder rose, red ochre, yellow ochre, mosiac yellow, copper resinate and ultramarine". Martin Waldseemuller (c.1475-c.1522) was the geographer behind one of the early schools to study cartography, that at St. Die. He was the author of the wall map of 1507 which named America for the first time. In that same year it is believed he was producing the maps for an edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography', it was not until 1513 though that it was published. Waldseemuller's maps are amongst some of the most sought after of the Ptolemy editions. Printed by Joannes Schott it is famous for including twenty modern or non-Ptolemaic maps. This map of Asia is one of the highlights of the work. The cartography can be seen to derive from the portolan world map by Nicolo Caveri (Canerio) of Genoa dated c.1505 and surviving today in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris. Although he states Genoa on the map it is believed that was his origin, not where the map was produced. This it is believed was made in Portugal, based on the fact that much of the nomenclature is Portuguese, that many Italian cartographers were working there at the time and the fact that its cartography is closely derived from the earliest confidently dated portolan to depict America; the Alberto Cantino of 1502. We know quite confidently of the origin of the Cantino as Burden states 'The return of two of Gaspar's vessels to Lisbon in the autumn of 1502 was witnessed by Alberto Cantino, an Italian diplomat in the employ of the Duke of Ferrara. At the latter's request, he had an unknown cartographer clandestinely make a beautiful world map (plate VII). Preserved today in the Biblioteca Estense, Modena, Italy ... Cantino personally carried it to Genoa in November 1502, where it was entrusted to be sent on to the Duke. It remained in the house of Este, in Ferrara, until 1592 when the entire library was transferred to Modena after Pope Clement VIII stripped Cesare d'Este of his duchy.' This fascinating product of espionage has just as interesting a story to tell about its rediscovery. 'At some point it was used to cover a screen. Unfortunately to achieve this a strip was removed from the top. This appears to have contained some kind of title, as the remains of some of the descender characters can still be seen. The map was stolen from the palace during a populist outbreak in 1859. A few years later Signor Boni, the librarian of the Biblioteca Estense, happened to pass a pork butcher's shop in the Via Farini where it was still being used as a screen. He bought it, removed it from the screen, and presented it to the Este Library' (Burden).It is the Caveri map which Waldseemuller is believed to have seen and worked from. This is particularly seen by the fact that it extends further eastwards than the Cantino. Dominating the continent is 'India Intra Gangem' or India within the Ganges. The map displays a portion of the Arabian peninsula in the west including the entire Persian Gulf. The region represented by modern day Iran is named Carmania, an ancient Greek term for a province of the Achaemenid Empire. The prominent Indus river separates it from the recognisable Indian peninsula. Both the Maldives and Sri Lanka can be readily identified offshore. There has been considerable debate on the use of the term Taprobana and its use for Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and or Sumatra which we won't go into here. One of the major representations here is of an open Indian Ocean against the belief of Ptolemy who believed it to be closed. The Portuguese at this time had reached India and were setting their sights on apparently ever greater riches further east. In 1511 they captured Malacca clearly identified on the map near the tip of the peninsula. Suarez describes this portion of the map identifying 'Maitbane' as Martaban, a port at the mouth of the Salween River in Burma. 'Nagaragoy' is Lugor or Nakhon si Thammarat in southern Thailand. Caveri described the region here as bearing 'rubies and other stones of great value'. He states that the peninsula 'is in fact a first attempt to map 'true' Malaya and Indochina, and was probably extrapolated in large part from Arabic textual sources. Some of the nomenclature on the map agrees with Islamic navigational texts'. He goes on to cite the example of 'Timonia' (Pulau Tioman) off the south eastern shore which was not known to the Portuguese at the time but was a regular port of call for Arab and Malay traders since at least c.850.At the tip of the peninsula is found 'Bargimgapara' or Singapore. Suarez describes the words corruption as coming from 'bahr Singarpura', 'bahr' being the Arab word for land. The earliest known Portuguese reference to Singapore is in a letter to Albuquerque in 1513. It is here as has been demonstrated that Portuguese awareness stops and early cartographers had to rely on the even earlier writings of the likes of Marco Polo. At the north east tip of the south east Asian peninsula can be seen a further smaller one entitled 'fulicandora', this represents what we know of as Indochina. Provenance: Lombard Antique Maps 1993 Catalogue IX item 32; purchased from a well-known London gallery 1999. Burden (1996-2007) pp. xix-xxii; Karrow (1993) 80/47; Nordenskiold (1979) 205 no. 43; Pastoureau (1984) Ptolemee A; Shirley (2004) T.Ptol-6a; Suarez (1992) pp. 82-114.7160Strasbourg: (1513)
GBP19500.0South East Asia1513nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7160&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7160.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausNeocomum. Newenburg am See210 x 340 mm., in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is fine view of the town of Neuchatel on the north shore of the Lake named after it. The Chateau de Neuchatel begun in the 12th century dominates the town and the foreground of the image.9685Frankfurt: (1654)
GBP95.0Switzerland & Austria1654nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9685&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9685.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausProspect der Bestung Namur215 x 315 mm., in good condition; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is fine view of the town of Namur, capital of the Wallonia region of present day Belgium. The town is famed for its seven kilometres of underground passages. The view is ornately decorated with and engraved frame.9686Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP65.0Low Countriesc.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9686&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9686.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanTheatrum Orbis Terrarum sive Atlas Novus415 x 240 mm., fine early wash colour heightened with extensive use of gold, light water stain upper right, small tear to lower margin, otherwise in good condition.; This ornate title page is from the Latin edition of Joan Blaeu's 'Novus Atlas', the fourth volume published in 1648 which covered England and Wales.9704Amsterdam: (1648)
GBP195.0Title Pages1648nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9704&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9704.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte Genealogique de la Maison de Valois et des Principales branches quelle a Formees Ilustree de leurs Artmes et de leurs Alliances avec des Remarques pour servir a l'Eclaircissement de l'Histoire405 x 965 mm., two sheets joined as one, in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This fine large two sheet decorative plate features the House of Valois. The large family tree bears four vignette views below of the Place Royale, Tuilleries and Palais du Luxembourg in Paris. It was published in the final seventh volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9713Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP195.0Francec.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9713&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9713.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamSingularez Curieuses des Royaumes de Maroc et de Fez dans la Barbarie375 x 470 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This ornate plate details Morocco and the Barbary coast. The central map is flanked with historical notes and six decorative vignettes. It was published in the sixth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9715Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP125.0Africac.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9715&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9715.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamDescription de la Ville d'Alexandrie et des Antiquities Remarquables qu' on y voit375 x 485 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This interesting plate describes the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The view above is taken from the old town marked by the central column looking towards the current town. Below are three vignettes featuring the Obelisk , the ruins of the Palace of Cleopatra and an interior. These are flanked with historical notes and links to the images. It was published in the sixth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9716Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP125.0Africac.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9716&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9716.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamVue de Tunis D'Alger &c de Gigeri avec Quelques Particularitez Curieuses Touchant les Moeurs 380 x 435 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; A very decorative plate illustrating the region of Tunis and Algeria. A central descriptive panel is surrounded by 6 large vignettes top and bottom featuring views of Alger, Gigery [Jijel], Tripoli and Tunis. The sides are flanked by six further smaller images of the peoples and customs of the region. It was published in the sixth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9717Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP175.0Africac.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9717&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9717.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamVue & Description de la Ville de Lovango dans le Royaume de Congo ...380 x 440 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This decorative plate features the fabled city of Lovango in the Congo, West Africa. The central vignette birds-eye view of the town above bears descriptive notes below. Each side bears 5 further vignettes each of the natives and customs of the region. It was published in the sixth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9718Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP95.0Africac.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9718&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9718.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamGenealogique des Czars de Moscovie ou Empereurs de la Grande Russie, avec le Blason de leurs Armes et de leurs Etats390 x 480 mm., in recent full wash colour, good condition.; This very ornate family tree features the Russian Czars and Emperors. It was published in the fourth volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.9720Amsterdam: (c.1719)
GBP95.0Russiac.1719nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9720&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9720.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORRIS, LewisPlans of Harbours, Bars, Bays and Roads in St. George's-Channel, Lately Survey'd under the direction of the Lords of the Admiralty, and now publish'd by their PermissionOblong quarto (220 x 285 mm.), in original blue paper wrappers, spine worn, later box case with calf gilt title label. With ornate engraved title page, Preface, Index and Subscribers Names with Addenda, Observations, pp. iv, (8), 20, with 26 plates including the title (24 charts, 2 of which are folding).; Lewis Morris (1701-65) from his early twenties was employed as an estate surveyor in and around Anglesey many of which survive to this day in Bangor. In 1729 he was appointed Searcher and Customs Officer at Beaumaris and Holyhead. It is whilst employed here that he learnt of the poor quality of the charts of the island and coastline of Wales in general. At that time mariners were relying on those of Captain Greenville Collins published in the Great Britains Coasting Pilot from 1693. Although they were undoubtedly an advance at the time, they were still inadequate. In 1735 he proposed to the Admiralty that he undertake a large scale survey of the Welsh coast. As is often the case he received little support. So he began surveying the island of Anglesey in 1737 using his own funds. With the help of his old employer's influence at the Admiralty he managed to acquire the use of a vessel in 1739 to continue the work. Still his work received no official backing for publication, so in 1748 he published the work privately.The Plans of Harbours, Bars, Bays and Roads in St. Georges Channel was an immediate success, there are no less than 1,247 individual subscribers listed. The charts were considered a great improvement. The elaborate title is flanked either side by merchant and sailor, below are images of a shipwreck and one under safe passage in close quarters. The imprint below is dated 29 September 1748 and accompanied by a Psalm in Welsh. The plates were all engraved by Nathaniel Hill (fl. 1742-68).Booth (1977) pp. 94-5; Evans (1964). Maps of Wales and Welsh Cartographers, in Map Collectors Circle no. 13 pp. 11-12; Evans, Olwen Caradoc. (1969). Marine Plans and Charts of Wales, in Map Collectors Circle no. 54 pp. 28-29; Morris, Rear Admiral R. O. (1998). Lewis Morris and his Plans in St. Georges Channel, in IMCoS Journal no. 74 pp. 45-50; NMM 400; Robinson (1979) 'Lewis Morris, Chartmaker Extraordinary', in The Map Collector no. 8 pp. 32-6; Shirley Atlases in the BL M.Morr 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9763London: Lewis Morris(1748)
GBP2250.0Wales Wales1748nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9763&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9763a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9763b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9763c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9763d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORRIS, WilliamPlans of the Principal Harbours, Bays, & Roads, in St. George's and the Bristol Channels, From Surveys Made Under the Direction of the Lords of the Admiralty: By the late intelligent and ingenious Hydrographer, Lewis Morris, Esq.Quarto (305 x 220 mm.), later quarter calf, embossed titles to spine, protecting the original blue paper wrappers, with typographic title page, Dedication, Preface and List of Subscribers followed by a list of Officers in His Majesty's Navy, Observations, pp. xii, 21, and 32 engraved charts consisting of one large folding one and 3 other folding charts, uncut, some light dampstaining, otherwise in good condition.; Lewis Morris (1701-65) from his early twenties was employed as an estate surveyor in and around Anglesey, many of which survive to this day in Bangor. In 1729 he was appointed Searcher and Customs Officer at Beaumaris and Holyhead. It is whilst employed here that he learnt of the poor quality of the charts of the island and coastline of Wales in general. At that time mariners were relying on those of Captain Greenville Collins published in the Great Britains Coasting Pilot from 1693. Although they were undoubtedly an advance at the time, they were still inadequate and inaccurate. In 1735 he proposed to the Admiralty that he undertake a large scale survey of the Welsh coast. As is often the case he received little support. So he began surveying the island of Anglesey in 1737 using his own funds. With the help of his old employer's influence at the Admiralty he managed to acquire the use of a vessel in 1739 to continue the work. Still his work received no official backing for publication so, in 1748 he published the work privately.The Plans of Harbours, Bars, Bays and Roads in St. Georges Channel was an immediate success, there are no less than 1,247 individual subscribers listed. His son William (1758-1808) re-published the book offered here in 1801 with entirely new engraved plates. There are also some entirely new plates including one large folding one of Liverpool and Chester, and another of Dublin. The dedication to the Lords Commissioners is dated Aberystwith, 1 June 1801. Notable names listed amongst the subscribers is Alexander Dalrymple and William Faden, the publisher who ordered 20 copies, Evans (1964). Maps of Wales and Welsh Cartographers, in 'Map Collectors Circle' no. 13 pp. 11-12; Evans, Olwen Caradoc. (1969). Marine Plans and Charts of Wales, in 'Map Collectors Circle' no. 54 pp. 28-31 no. 102; Morris, Rear Admiral R. O. (1998). Lewis Morris and his Plans in St. Georges Channel, in 'IMCoS Journal' no. 74 pp. 45-50; NMM 402; Robinson (1979) 'Lewis Morris, Chartmaker Extraordinary', in 'The Map Collector' no. 8 pp. 32-6; refer Shirley Atlases in the BL M.Morr 1a.9764Shrewsbury: (1801)
GBP1250.0Wales Wales1801nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9764&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9764a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9764b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9764c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9764d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9764e.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9764f.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9764g.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, Jan(Novus Atlas sive Theatrum Orbis Terrarum -'Belgii, Britannia, Norvegie')Folio (475 x 315 mm.), early half calf binding, thick boards, marbled paper boards, rebacked preserving original spine, spine with gilt and blind ruled compartments, calf gilt title label affixed. With 97 maps, many laid on contemporary paper, NO TEXT on the verso, very sharp impressions, in good condition.; Johannes Jannsonius (1596-1664) was the great rival of the Blaeu family of publishers. In 1630 Blaeu published his Appendix which was a challenge to the pre-dominance of the Mercator-Hondius atlases of the day. A publishing race ensued and Jodocus Hondius joined forces with Janssonius who co-published and distributed the 'Atlas Novus'. It was expanded over the years to six volumes and eventually formed 12 volumes in the Atlas Major.This volume is notable for having NO TEXT on the verso. Skelton states on page 83 'the maps were also printed (probably continuously from 1646) without text on the back'.It's composition is also unusual not matching any of the volumes of the 'Atlas Novus'. It consists of three geographical sections; the Low Countries consisting of 36 maps, the British Isles in 52 maps and that of Scandinavia consisting of 9 maps. This is quite likely the second volume as the manuscript pagination begins with 97 and runs consecutively through the British section to 186. Those of Scandinavia run from 112 to 120. Clearly the atlas has been reconstructed. It is also notable that a small wormhole appears right through the British section into some of the Low Countries. This curiously only appears on the left side of the map indicating that these two sections were originally sidebound. The construction of the British section is interesting. It consists of just 52 maps, the first complete edition of 1644 contained 56. The differences are notable. Five maps are omitted; the Fens, the islands, the Channel Islands, Lothien and the Orkneys. One extra map is 'Cambriae Typus' was first published in the historical atlas of 1652. It is also noteworthy that the Somerset and Merionith and Montgomery are in proof states as issued in the Dutch edition of 1644. In 1640 Janssonius began work on a volume covering England and Wales. Progress was slow and it was not until the competition of Blaeus own atlas of England and Wales published in 1645 that Janssonius pushed his to completion the following year. The volume is finished with 9 maps of Scandinavia.Some conclusions can likely be made. The collection was put together either at the publishers or over a period of time as loose maps. The presence of the Welsh map, first issued in 1652, with consecutive numeration and the worm hole indicates that they were sidebound after that date. Later still they were rebound in a different order, in the normal folio manner, most likely in this binding which may well be early eighteenth century. An interesting bibliographical story. Provenance: Norwich Public Library; private English collection. Keuning (1947). The History of an Atlas. Mercator-Hondius, in 'Imago Mundi' 4, pp. 37-62; Koeman (1967-70) volume II pp. 395; Krogt (1997-2010) volume I pp. 238, 657-70; Skelton (1970) no. 34 and pp. 225-6.9773Amsterdam: (c.1652)
GBP9950.0English County Atlasc.1652nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9773&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9773a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9773b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9773c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9773d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9773e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardBritannia: or, a Geographical Description of the Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and IrelandFolio (300 x 195 mm.), 2 parts in one volume, recent half calf, blind ruled, cloth boards, spine with raised bands, blind ruled compartments, gilt date and red calf gilt title label. Typographic title printed in red and black, verso blank, dedication to Charles II, verso blank, Preface 5 pp., Table of Benefactors 5 pp., paginated 1-341, typographic title page 'An Alphabetical Account', verso blank, paginated 345-464, with some marginalia, pp. (14), 464. With 51 engraved maps (49 of 50 double page or folding maps, one single page map of London by Wenceslaus Hollar), 24 pages of engraved coats of arms on 12 leaves in numbered to 812. General map split at the fold, Cheshire apparently never bound in, Dorset with repaired tear, Rutland and Staffordshire inserted from another example, Worcester and East Riding with small corner loss, North Wales with right side torn away, otherwise in good condition.; Richard Blome (1635-1705) was the son of Jacob Bloome a member of the Stationers Company. Although his family name is written in contemporary documents as Bloome he himself used Blome. He was made free of the Stationers Company in August 1660 at the time of the Restoration of Charles II. According to Skelton he began as a ruler of paper and a heraldic painter, both features which are seen in his later works. His earliest known work is a geographical treatise published in 1663. From 1667 the first of a series of maps of the world was engraved for A Geographical Description of the Four Parts of the World published in 1670. The maps were openly described as copies of those of Nicolas Sanson in Paris and Blomes work was derided by earlier commentators. This was a very early phase of English map publishing and the undertaking was full of peril.Arguably the most difficult part of atlas production was the finance; these were expensive works to produce. Although the system of selling subscriptions was not a new one at the time, Blome became one of the best exponents of the practice. In return for an early deposit to finance its publication the subscriber would not only receive a copy of the final work but his coat of arms engraved on a particular map or elsewhere in the book. This is particularly well illustrated in the 'Britannia' published in 1673 where twenty-four pages of coats-of-arms of subscribers are included, a grand total of 806 in the first issue. Each subscriber was charged 20s., 10s. paid in advance. Pandering to that market he included at the end of the work An Alphabetical Account of the Nobility and Gentry Which are (or lately were) related unto the several Counties ... This 118 page catalogue contained the names, titles, seats and offices held of the nobility as Blome claimed the like never before published. The 'Britannia' it appears was first conceived in 1668. On 28 July 1668 Richard Blome entered the title English Atlas at Stationers Hall. Shortly after he issued a Prospectus in which he announced that Volume I would be an English translation of Bernhard Varenius 'Geographia Generalis' with 100 maps, first published in Latin in Amsterdam 1650. Volume II was to be a world atlas with the text and maps drawn from that of Nicolas Sanson. Volume III was to be a description of Britain. The second volume was published in 1670 and soon after a further prospectus was issued claiming that the work would be printed by Trinity Term 1671. It was announced as being ready for the press on 13 February 1671 followed by a further prospectus promising it by Michaelmas Term 1671. It was finally advertised in the 'Term Catalogues' on 24 November 1673 for 30s.The initial plates of coats of arms exist in a number of variants with 806 coats of arms, 807, 808, 811, 812 and 827 coats-of-arms. This example is the most usually found issue with 812 arms. Similarly it bears the later states of the four maps which were altered: Cumberland, Middlesex, Warwick and the West Riding. The latter is dedicated to the Viscount Latimer, a title created in 1674. Blome conceived his work as a successor to William Camdens 'Britannia' of which he stated it was scarce, much out of print, and never like to be reprinted (Robert Morden would publish a further edition in 1695). The maps are largely copied from Speed reduced to about two-thirds in size and the text from Camden. Both led later commentators to deride the work, not entirely undeservedly. However, as a feat of publishing it has to be admired. Blome did request new material from people with local knowledge to correct and update the existing authorities. Each chapter is headed by a map of the region with the notable exception of the seventeen page one on the Isles and Territories Belonging to His Majesty in America. Four of the maps are signed by their engravers: the general map of the British Isles is by Francis Lamb, Berkshire is etched by Wenceslaus Hollar as is the fine plan of London, Scotland and Ireland are by Richard Palmer. There are five maps of Yorkshire, an unusual one being of 'Richmond Shire'. Provenance: ink inscription on first original flyleaf 'J. Jenkins Ashby 1831; private English collection. Arber (1903-06) I. 69; Chubb (1927) 99; ESTC R7330; Pennington (1982) no. 659; Shirley (2004) T.Blom 2a; Skelton (1970) 90; Wing (1945-51) B3207; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9774London: Printed for Tho. Roycroft for the Undertaker, Richard Blome(1673-[74])
GBP3500.0English County Atlas1673-[74]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9774&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9774a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9774b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9774c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BADESLADE, Thomas & TOMS, William HenryChorographia BritanniaeOctavo (165 x 105 mm.), half recent calf, blind ruled, marbled paper boards. With blind ruled raised bands, each compartment with blind and gilt ruling, gilt calf title attached. With engraved title, dedication, 3 tables, 4 general and 42 county maps and rates for Hackney carriages etc. engraved throughout. Middlesex and Oxford with lower centrefold split, otherwise a good example.; Thomas Badeslade (fl.1719-1745) was a surveyor and engineer who was involved in many schemes to improve the waterways. He was also an established author and in 1742 he had William Henry Toms engrave a series of maps from his draughts and publish them as the 'Chorographia Britanniae'. It is the first pocket size English county atlas published in the eighteenth century. It is surprising that it took so long considering the runaway success of the 'Britannia Depicta' of 1720. This is the identical to Hodson's atlas 'J' will all maps dated 1742 below. This is a late 1742 edition as it includes the two plates numbered 49 and 50 of the 'Rates of the Hackney Coaches'. Provenance: acquired in 2011 from Brian Kentish for a private English collection. Beresiner pp. 49-50; Hodson no. 189; Shirley BL T.Bad 1b.9777London: (1742)
GBP695.0English County Atlas1742nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9777&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9777a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9777b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9777c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - JEFFERYS, ThomasThe Small English Atlas, being A New and Accurate Sett of Maps of All the Counties in England and WalesSmall quarto (155 x 110 mm.), recent quarter calf, marbled paper boards, ornate blind ruling, spine with raised bands, blind ruled compartments with gilt date and title. Engraved throughout, pictorial title, one leaf containing preface and index, 50 engraved maps, Middlesex with light wash colour, the Isles of Scilly with centrefold split, otherwise a good example.; This small and attractive atlas was first published November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Thomas Jefferys and Thomas Kitchin took over the project at an early date. A first edition of the atlas was published in 1749. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added therefore the states of the maps can vary. This example of the edition bears 8 maps still unnumbered. Although dated 1751 on the title page the earliest known advertisement for the work appeared in the 'London Daily Advertiser' on 16 May 1752. It was offered for 5s. half-bound or 7s. 6d. bound and coloured. It could be bought at Thomas Jefferys shop as well as that of John Boydell in Cheapside and William Herbert at the Golden Globe on London Bridge. The title page itself also indicated that it was for sale in Dublin courtesy of George Faulkner and in Paris with George Louis Le Rouge. Jefferys would develop strong connections in Paris. Thomas Kitchin is not identified as a vendor, as at this point in his career he did not have any retail premises. The atlas proved popular, running to 6 editions, with various changes and additions. Provenance: acquired from the Brian Kentish catalogue of 2012, lot 31, for a private English collection. Chubb (1927) 193; Hodson (1984-97) 210; Pedley (1986) pp. 20-23; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9779London: (1751)
GBP2500.0English County Atlas1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9779&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9779a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9779b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9779c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LUFFMAN, JohnA New Pocket Atlas and GeographyOctavo (185 x 115 mm.), contemporary half red calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, with original paper title label affixed to the upper board, later endpapers, worn, rebacked to style. With ornate engraved title, half title 'England', Preface dated March 1803, 42 circular maps of the English counties, half title 'Wales', 12 maps of the Welsh counties, all in FULL EARLY WASH COLOUR, a double page map of England and Wales in early outline colour, Index leaf, 54 early wash colour roundel maps in total, each with typographic text below, some light show through on a few maps to the versos, some offsetting to final map and Index, otherwise in good condition.; John Luffman (1751-1821) had a varied career being a publisher, engraver, goldsmith, author and geographer. He also became bankrupt in 1793 but appears to have recovered. His earliest recorded work is the engraving of the road strips for Taylor and Skinner's 'Survey and Maps of the Roads of North Britain' in 1776. In 1781 he was the engraver of Armstong's large scale map of Rutland. These curious circular engravings of the counties of England and Wales are his most noted work and accompanied a geographical text. A rare atlas that has always been desired by collectors. It was first published in 1803 by Luffman as a 'New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales'. A further issue was published in the same year, the maps in which are all in their second state, but by 1806 ownership had passed to the firm of Lackington Allen & Co. This firm was founded in 1774 by James Lackington from Somerset as a shoemaker. From there he moved temporarily to Bristol where he first began buying books at market stalls. It is stated he was to ashamed to enter bookshops! A legacy of 10 enabled him to rent a shop in London from where he started selling both shoes and books. Soon he focused on the books and by 1803 their catalogue contained 800,000 books! Lackington retired in 1798 and died 1815. The firm finally closed when George Lackington retired in 1826. Provenance: private English collection acquired 2018. Refer Batten & Bennett (1996) 66; refer Carroll (1996) 59; Chubb (1927) 308; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9785London: Lackington, Allen & Co(1803-[06])
GBP3250.0English County Atlas1803-[06]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9785&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9784a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9785b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9785c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, CharlesSmiths New English Atlas42 engraved maps (of 46), each map sectionalised and laid on linen, each map approximately 500 x 455 mm, all with contemporary wash colour, lacking Kent, Lancaster, Lincoln and Sussex, in good condition. All contained in six contemporary book boxes with marbled paper, calf fore-edges, calf spine with gilt morocco labels to spines for title, index and volume numbers, gilt ruled compartments, boxes worn, frayed and chipped.; Both Charles Smith (1768?-1854) and John Cary were great rivals in the first half of the nineteenth century. Smith was born in London. Of his early life, little is known, his year of birth is derived from his age given as 83 on the 1851 census. The 'New English Atlas' was first issued in fifteen parts, each consisting of three maps. The final part contains a note to the subscribers dated 24 February 1804. Both Charles Smith and John Cary were great rivals in the first half of the nineteenth century. Smiths 'New English Atlas' first published in 1804 is a large, handsome and detailed county atlas. Indeed Cary would model his similarly entitled work of 1809 on it, although production ran concurrently at the beginning. Smiths county maps bear the distinction of being the first to show longitudes from the meridian of Greenwich Observatory. The quality of the engraving is easily a match for those by Cary. This work is probably Smiths most respected. The maps were often revised in the early years and from the beginning were available individually. There were several later editions to 1839. The second edition of the 'New English Atlas' was published in 1808. For that edition the date of the imprint on all the maps is altered to 1804 and corrected to 1808 is added below. These two editions are by far the most commonly seen. A third edition was issued in 1818 followed by an 1820. All but two maps bear '3rd. Edition Corrected to 1818', the exceptions are those of England and Dorset, both dated 1821, the year of a further edition. Provenance: R. Rycroft stamp on verso of one map, manuscript notation of a Rycroft burial site on South West Yorkshire sheet; RHCR; Hastings Public Library; private English collection. Chubb 314; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9786London: (1808)
GBP950.0English County Atlas1808nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9786&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9786a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9786b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALLIS, JamesWallis's Second & Superior British Atlas Containing a Complete Set of County Maps Divided into HundredsFolio (335 x 235 mm.), later half calf preserving original marble paper boards, upper board with blue calf gilt title label with ornate gilt borders pasted on. With engraved title page, engraved Contents, 1 general map of England and Wales, 42 maps of the counties and 2 maps of North and South Wales, all in early wash colour (Westmoreland uncoloured), bound slightly out of alphabetical sequence as usual but true to contents list, some light foxing to first two leaves, with tape show through to the last map of South Wales, otherwise in good condition.; James Wallis (fl.1810-25) was born it is believed in Southampton in 1784. He was apprenticed to John Roper in 1799 and freed on 5 February 1811. It appears he started out as an engraver becoming a bookseller, printer, stationer and publisher. For these county maps Wallis, it appears, largely copied George Cole and John Cary. They were produced for Samuel Augustus Oddy whose publishing career appears to have been short. The first edition entitled 'Walliss New British Atlas' was published in 1813, although dated 1812 on the title page. This second edition is by Wallis himself and was issued from c.1814. Examples are noted with imprint dates altered to 1816 but the few changed are to 1814. Those altered maps all bear a further note above stating Second Edition with Considerable Improvements & Additions, by L. [or G.] Hebert, Geographer. G. Hebert is listed in Worms & Baynton-Williams as being at 16 Noel Street, Soho, in 1814, as a draughtsman, cartographer and surveyor. Whilst L. Hebert is not, the two may well be a related. Two additional maps of North and South Wales appear for the first time in this edition. Many of the maps still bear imprints of Oddy who held an interest in the first edition alone. According to the upper board the atlas was available priced L2 12s 6D. By 1819 the plates were in the hands of George Ellis whose 'New and Correct Atlas of England and Wales' was published in that year. Provenance: private English collection. Not in Chubb (1927); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9789London: Jas. Wallis, Berwick Street, Soho(c.1814)
GBP550.0English County Atlasc.1814nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9789&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9789a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9789b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9789c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9789d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSON, ThomasJohnsons Atlas of England; With all the Railways Containing Forty Two Separate Maps of the Counties and IslandsQuarto (280 x 215 mm.), recent full cloth binding, preserving original cover gilt title label, gilt titles to the spine. With title page, contents leaf and 42 full early wash coloured maps, each interleaved, with some minor foxing as usual, otherwise in good condition.; The plates for this VERY RARE atlas are by Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and were first published in William Pinnocks Guide to Knowledge, 1833. Archer was declared bankrupt shortly after in 1835 and was in prison for debt again in 1845. What is unusual about the plates for this period is that they were produced using woodblocks and printed directly, resulting in a map which is white on black. The process of lithographic transfer was used for Thomas Johnsons atlas offered here. This preserves the original block or plate from excessive wear and allows an extended life. A Thomas Johnson is recorded as being a bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, printer and publisher in Liverpool between 1833-43. This is possibly the same Johnson as our publisher after a move to Manchester. For this atlas, the existence of some of the early railways is recorded. One further edition appeared in 1863 surviving in just two known examples. Provenance: private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 98; Chubb (1927) no. 523; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9801Manchester: Thos. Johnson(1847)
GBP950.0English County Atlas1847nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9801&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9801a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9801b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9801c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertCornwall60 x 95 mm., in good condition.; A nice example of a very rare cartographic playing card. Morden's cards usually come in two states, but that of Cornwall was only issued in one. It was first advertised in the Term Catalogues for Easter Term 1676 The 52 Countries [sic] of England and Wales, described in a Pack of Cards Sold by Robert Morden at the Atlas in Cornhill, Will. Berry at the Globe in the Strand, Robert Green in Budge Row, and George Minikin at the Kings Head in S. Martins. The second state was advertised in the Term Catalogues for October of the same year, 1676.Following the Restoration of King Charles II there was much renewed interest in the pleasures of life in England after the puritan values of the Cromwell era. Amongst these was a keen desire for gaming, including the use of packs of cards. Geographical cards had been issued before this date but they usually constituted descriptive text with or without a small illustration of some kind; for example, those of H. Winstanley in 1665. The mid-1670s saw a rush of cards bearing maps. Arber (1903-06) I. 263; Mann & Kingsley (1972) p. 26; Quixley (1966) no. 19; Skelton (1970) no. 94; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9865London: (1676)
GBP950.0Cornwall England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9865&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9865.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE BRY, Theodore(Map of the World)120 x 225 mm., in full wash colour, with repaired tear in lower right corner, not affecting the image, otherwise in good condition.; This is Theodore De Bry's reduction of Jodocus Hondius' broadside map illustrating the circumnavigation of Sir Francis Drake's in 1577-1580. It illustrates Drake's route using tiny ships along the route to denote the direction of travel. Around the map are a portrait of him at the top and illustration of his ship below. The map is further embellished with sea monsters and elegant strap work. The exact date of the original Hondius-Drake broadside is not known but believed to be the work of Jodocus Hondius, circa 1595. This particular map appeared in several editions of De Bry's 'America' Part VIII, beginning in 1599. The present example was the title page to the first edition in Latin, 1599. The work described three voyages by Sir Francis Drake, one by Henry Cavendish and two by Sir Walter Ralegh. As the Hondius broadside is virtually unobtainable, the present map is highly sought after among collectors. Church I 163 illustrated pl. 163; Shirley 219 and refer to 188.9411Frankfurt: (1599)
USD2500.0World & Celestial1599nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9411&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9411.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THACKARAY, John & VALLANCE, JamesPlan of the City of Washington220 x 265 mm., uncut, in very good condition.; PRESENTATION COPY OF THE FIRST PLAN OF WASHINGTON from William Thornton, architect of the Capitol Building and Commissioner for the development of Washington to the Comte de Volney, author of the first book on the climate of the United States. In January 1791 President George Washington announced the site of the future capital of the nascent United States of America. In March, Washington employed the services of Pierre Charles LEnfant (1754-1825) to layout a planned capital city on the shores of the Potomac River. At a meeting of the Commissioners in September 1791 a letter was written to LEnfant in which it was stated We have agreed that the federal district shall be called the Territory of Columbia and the federal city The City of Washington. Andrew Ellicott (1754-1820) was employed as the surveyor tasked with laying out the physical city. Phillips states that four great intellects stand out pre-eminently in the founding of the city: Washington, LEnfant, Jefferson and Ellicott. When it was realised LEnfant, who was difficult to work with, would be unable to complete a plan for publication in time for the first sale of lots in the new city on 17 October 1791, Washington turned to Ellicott to complete the drawing before giving it to James Thackaray and John Vallance of Philadelphia to engrave it. They first produced a smaller version for inclusion as the frontispiece to the March 1792 issue of The Universal Asylum, and Columbia Magazine. This is the very first printed plan of the new city of Washington, here offered in an example apparently never bound. Such examples are extremely rare on the market, let alone one with known provenance. Goff recorded the map printed on paper with two different watermarks or without one, this example has none. A similar smaller one was issued in the Massachusetts Magazine in the following month of April 1792. Then followed to two folio sized printings in the summer of 1792. Constantin Francois de Chasseboeuf, Comte de Volney (1757-1820) was a French philosopher and historian whose Ruins of Empires was mostly translated secretly by Thomas Jefferson. It was Jefferson who inducted him into the American Philosophical Society. On arrival in America in 1795 he was warmly received by President Washington who like Thomas Jefferson was an admirer of France. Their political rival John Adams however distrusted them. The French were becoming even more ruthless towards Americans at sea than had been the British no other country totally accepted the United States as a viable entity, and both Britain and France still believed they were entitled to most of North America. Many in both countries considered the American experiment would fail (Graye). Upon becoming President, John Adams suspicions about Volney increased although there is no evidence to support this. There are ten surviving letters between Thornton and Volney which relate their close friendship. Thornton aware of his position in Washington had to tread a careful line. Jeffersons political rival President Adams accused him of being a French spy, Volney left the country in 1798 to return to France. The results of his travels (1795-98) were published as Tableau du Climat et du Sol des Etats-Unis published in 1803, the first work on the climate of the United States. On leaving, this and a collection of American printed maps of the States were presented as a gift by Thornton to Volney. Presented to Mr Volney the 9th of February 1798 by Wm. Thornton commissioner to the public Buildings is written in his hand near the title.Provenance: William Thornton, architect of the Capitol Building; Comte de Volney (1757-1820); acquired 15 May 1984; Burden Collection. American National Biography; Baynton-Williams mapforum.com issue 12 no. 5b; Burr, Nelson R. (1972) The Federal City Depicted 1612-1801, in A La Carte. Selected Papers on Maps and Atlases pp. 126-52; Goff, Frederick R. (1972). The Federal City in 1793, in A La Carte. Selected Papers on Maps and Atlases. Washington: Library of Congress. pp. 144-52; Goode, James M. (2015) The Evolution of Washington, D.C. Historical Selections from the Albert H. Small Washingtonia Collection at the George Washington University; Graye, Michelle (2014) Thomas Jeffersons Washington Architect: William B. Thornton, Monticello West pp. 196-7; Padover, Saul K. (ed.) (1946) Thomas Jefferson and the National Capital 1783-1818; Phillips (1917) The Beginnings of Washington pp. 14-38; Reps (1967) 1-27; Reps (1972) pp. 251-61; Ristow (1995) pp. 117, 246-8; Verner (1969) Imago Mundi 23 no. 1; Stephenson (2014) 'From L'Enfant to the Senate Park Commission: Mapping the Nation's Capital from 1791 to 1902' in Occasional Papers no. 6 of Phillips Society pp. 1-9; Wheat & Brun (1978) 527.8229Philadelphia: (1792)
USD22500.0Mid-Atlantic North America1792nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8229&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8229.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FORLANI, PaoloLa Descrittione Di Tutto Il Peru580 x 370 mm., in good condition.; The first printed large-scale map of South America and the only Lafreri school map of the region.We know little about the engraver Paolo Forlani. David Woodward expanded considerable effort to catalogue his works. Forlani, or Furlani, came from Verona and died it is assumed in Venice in the mid-1570s, quite possible in one of the outbreaks of the plague which claimed thirty percent of the population. Caraci claimed his career began in 1558 without providing supporting evidence. The earliest dated map he signed is 1560, one of the world for Giovanni Camocio. Along with Giacomo Gastaldi he worked in Venice and produced some of the most attractive maps of the period. This work is one of the most important in his opus. It extends from Tierra del Fuego in the south to Florida and the Caribbean in the north taking in the whole of South America. The Italian title translates as the Description of all of Peru. In 1542, the Vice-royalty of Peru was created, establishing control over much of Spanish-ruled South America i.e. all but Portuguese-controlled Brazil. In 1531, after crossing into the Pacific Ocean, the Spanish reached Peru and the Inca Empire, which extended over a huge area. The following year, Francisco Pizarro arrived. The Empire had already been weakened by the arrival of smallpox, introduced in Panama. By 1534, the Incan city of Cuzco had been named as the new Spanish capital. In 1542, the Viceroyalty of Peru was created. Potosi was originally a small Incan outpost and in 1545 it was made a mining town to support the removal of vast amounts of silver from its mountain, becoming legendary. At an altitude of 4,000 metres, it would become the fourth largest city in the Christian world (pop. 200,000) within a short period of time. The economic effects of the silver supply were felt around the world. Chile was first visited by Ferdinand Magellan when passing through the Straits bearing his name in 1520. However, it is usually Diego de Almagro who is credited with first visiting the region in 1537. He found nothing to compare to the riches of the north and returned. It was Pedro de Valdivia who, with Pizarros permission, invaded the country and recognised its agricultural potential. In 1541, he founded Santiago de Chile. In outline the map bears similarities to Gastaldi magnificent nine-sheet woodcut world map c.1561, surviving in the one known example at the British Library (Maps C.18.n.1). It is, however, dissimilar to the Diego Gutierrez published in 1562. David Woodward who studied Forlani at length, suggested an estimated date of publication of 1562. This was based on his study of the watermarks of several examples. This example is a tree in a circle under a star. For comparison this watermark is only found in the first state of the companion map of North America. One of the more immediate features noted is the lack of any allegorical embellishments with no monsters or cannibals present. Considering the size of the continent and the extent to which it had not been explored at the time, great effort was made to accurately portray the interior.Arguably the most dominant feature in South America is the exaggerated mouth of the Rio Plata. As might be expected the proportions internally are not so accurate. To its west is Lago Titicacha with a nearby Potosi, the famous silver mine, depicted to the south east. Lake Titicaca discovered by Aleixo Garcia in 1525 and Potosi was mined from 1545. Potosi is in fact far to the north of the lake, as is Cusco which is placed too close to the northern shore. Although not depicted Tierra del Fuego is clearly indicated as being part of the southern continent. It was not until 1616 when a Willem Schouten rounded Cape Horn for the first time. The original name Maragon for the Amazon is provided as is that we now know it by. It was given the name Amazon by Francesco de Orellana who in 1542 was the first European to descend the river from the west coast. Settlements on the coast of Brasil include Pernambuco, one of the more important Hereditary Captaincies created by King John III of Portugal and granted to Duarte Coelho in 1535. Notable also is a prominently named Benezuela Reg: The equator is marked with a longitude scale drawn west from a Prime Meridian at the westernmost point of the Canary Islands. The so-called Ferro Meridian had been used since the time of Ptolemy. It was at the time the furthest point west in the known world.The key town of Nombre de Dios in central America, founded in 1510, became the port through which Peruvian silver flowed to Europe. Many recognisable places are found in the West Indies. At the tip of Florida are the Martires, or Florida Keys. Many of the names in the Bahamas are also familiar. Along the Atlantic coast of North America is C. d S. Ellena, the site of the circa 1520 attempted settlement of the Carolina coast by Lucas Vasquez Ayllon on the island which still bears the same name.This is a landmark map of South America and the only Lafreri school map or the region. It has been noted that there are two different states. A state marks a definitive change to the plate, usually by hand. In this plate it is the wear to the upper left corner which alters its appearance. In early issues R de Nieve' is clearly legible. Later printed examples are worn to the extent that the placename has all but disappeared. The map bears a beautifully engraved ornate compass rose in the Pacific and is dedicated to Gio. Pietro Contarini, a member of the Council of Venice and one of the major Venetian families of the day. Bifolco & Ronca (2018) vol. 1 p. 358; Buisseret (2007) Spanish Colonial Cartography, 1450-1700, in The History of Cartography, vol. 3, pt. 1, pp. 1143-71; Burden (1996) no. 33 (North America); Meurer (2004) Strabo Illustratus Atlas no. 190;Shirley (1993) World no. 107; Tooley (1939) no. 93; Woodward (1990) Maps and Prints of Paolo Forlani no. 11; Woodward (1992) Paolo Forlani, Compiler, Engraver, Printer or Publisher, in Imago Mundi 44, pp. 45-64; Woodward (1994) The Forlani Map of North America, in Imago Mundi 46, pp. 29-40.8754Venice: (c.1562)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8754&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8754.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REISCH, GregorTypus Universalis Terrae, Juxta Modernorum Distinctionem et Extensionem per Regna et Provincias190 x 290 mm., woodcut, with light browning to top and bottom edges, with very minor lower fold splits repaired, otherwise in good condition.; Gregor Reisch (c.1470-1525) was an Abbot at the Carthusian Monastery in Freiburg and noted mathematician. He also studied Hebrew and geography and became Confessor to the Emperor Maximilian I. Whilst there he taught Martin Waldseemuller and Sebastian Munster. He was the author of one of the most popular books on moral and natural philosophy entitled the Margarita Philosophica first published in Freiburg in 1503. Their ensued several editions published in Freiburg, Strasbourg and Basel. Shirley identifies four different woodcut maps which appeared in these. Most of them include a Ptolemaic world map. Two of the maps are modern and include America. The first of these offered here is listed in Shirley as being a Strasbourg edition of the work printed by J. Gruninger in 1513. The earliest reference I can find is in Nordenskiolds Facsimile Atlas of 1889. Bagrow and Skelton refer to the same edition for the map in History of Cartography 1964. However, I have been unable to find a listing for this edition. Of all the maps found in Reischs Margarita, the two modern ones of 1513 and 1515 are least likely to be present and are thus the scarcest of those cited (Shirley).The map is very rare and if dated to 1513 takes on some significance as it displays both North and South America in the same year as Waldseemullers great Ptolemaic atlas was published. It is a simplified version of Waldseemullers magnificent twelve sheet wall map of the world published in 1507 surviving in just the one example. It is updated with the latest geography from the modern portion of the Ptolemy. This is particularly notable from the depiction of Asia and the presence of North America. Residing now at the Library of Congress it is famous for being the earliest to record America.The map breaks down the areas of the world with simple straight lines. Larger areas are named, smaller ones are letter keyed to a typographic table below the map. North and South America are connected by a land bridge but the only name appearing is paria seu prisilia referring to Brasilia. Provenance: private English collection for 40 years; Bagrow & Skelton (1964) p. 126; Nordenskiold (1889) Facsimile pp. 42, 70 & 92; Shirley (1993) no. 36 and 22; Shirley (2003) An Unusual Find, in IMCoS Journal 92 pp. 27-9; Tooley Dictionary.9149Strasbourg: (1513)
USD25000.0World & Celestial1513nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9149&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9149.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LONGWORTH, DavidPlan of the City of New York410 x 555 mm., with light offsetting, good margins, uncut, with manuscript title to the verso, in good condition.; A PRESENTATION COPY OF THE FIRST FOLIO PLAN OF NEW YORK published after the American Revolution. It was presented by William Thornton, architect of the Capitol and Commissioner for the development of the city of Washington, to the Comte de Volney, author of the first book on the climate of the United States. New York post warThe City was occupied by the British throughout the American Revolution and was only officially handed over on 25 November 1783. The first US Congress met in 1785 in New York City at Federal Hall on Wall Street, number 1 in the legend of the map. In 1789, the City became the first capital of the United States under the new United States Constitution. The United States of Americas Bill of Rights was drafted and ratified there. George Washington was inaugurated at Federal Hall on 30 April 1789. New York City remained the capital but was found to be inadequate and was transferred to Philadelphia between 1790 and 1800 whilst the new capital of Washington was being constructed. New York continued to position itself for the remarkable growth of the nineteenth century. David LongworthOnly two post war plans were issued earlier than this one. A quarto sized plan of the city was published in The New-York Directory for 1789. A later reproduction of similar size was issued by William Duncan in his New-York Directory in 1791. This considerably larger one was published by David Longworth (d.1821). In 1796 he began publishing Longworths American Almanack, New-York Register, and City Directory. It would continue publishing under the auspices of his son Thomas through to the 1840s.The map is drawn by J.A. Del[ineated]. This is identified as John Anderson (d.1798), whose diaries survive in the New York Historical Society. He was an artist, lawyer and brother to Alexander Anderson the engraver. He was also a friend of Washington Irvings. The diary states in an entry on 21 April 1796 that he began to draw a plan of the city for Mr. Longworth. Quite why he turned to Anderson is not clear, no other cartographic work is known by him. On the 3 May he delivered the plan and charged him eight dollars. Longworth turned to the engraver Peter Rushton Maverick (1755-1811) to produce the map. Tooleys Dictionary describes him as a silversmith and portrait engraver and one of a family of engravers. The New York Daily Advertiser for 9 May 1796 announced A large plan of the city of New York, is now engraving for Longworths American Almanac and NEW-YORK DIRECTORY. Subscriptions for a few copies of said Plan separate from the Directory, price only four shillings, will be received by the Editor No. 66, Nassau Street. This slightly contradicts the title page of the Directory which states embellished with an accurate Map of the City. Certainly, no known example of any of the early editions includes an example of the map. Anderson died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1798.The PlanThis plan records the city at the beginning of this important period. A table of references on the left identifies 45 places. There are two additions here to the earliest known state. Number 44 is the Flag Staff at the old Battery constructed in 1790. The historic Battery itself was dismantled and is here replaced by Government House; a building intended as an executive house for President George Washington. Number 45 is Bunker Hill on Grand Street which has here been extended westwards. The Hill has been re-engraved and marks the sight of the popular but cruel sport of bull baiting. It was also a popular duelling ground. The area is now known as Little Italy. The area at the top of the map north of Grand Street is present day Soho. By the East River, Dover Street marks the present-day site of the Brooklyn Bridge. Further east the shoreline centred on Montgomery St. identifies the site of present-day Pier 36. Willets Wf. is named for the popular American Revolutionary figure and mayor of New York, Marinus Willett (1740-1830). North Street marks the beginning of the current numeration of streets to the north.Buttonwood AgreementThe Buttonwood Agreement took place purportedly under a Buttonwood Tree on 17 May 1792. It was an attempt to organize the trading of securities in New York. It was signed by 24 stockbrokers outside of 68 Wall Street. There were two main provisions to the agreement. Firstly, they the signatories, would only buy and sell from each other. Secondly that the commission was set at 0.25%. The following year they began conducting their business as in London, at a coffee house called Tontines. This is marked on the map as no. 38. It developed into what we now know of as the New York Stock Exchange. Known statesWheat & Brun identifies only works up to 1800 and lists two entries for this plan. Even then they could not identify any examples or even its dimensions. We now know of 5 different states of the map. Of all the issues only about a dozen examples are known in institutions. Of the first state only the New York Public Library and one recently sold by Boston Rare Maps are known. This is likely to be a proof state as it does not bear any imprint below. This therefore may well be the first published state known. An example of this issue is also found in the New York Public Library. Three later dated editions of 1803, 1804 and 1808 are known also.Comte de VolneyThis example comes from Constantin Francois de Chasseboeuf, Comte de Volney (1757-1820), who was a French philosopher and historian whose Ruins of Empires was mostly translated secretly by Thomas Jefferson. It was Jefferson who inducted him into the American Philosophical Society. On arrival in America in 1795 he was warmly received by President Washington who, like Thomas Jefferson, was an admirer of France. Their political rival John Adams however distrusted them. The French were becoming even more ruthless towards Americans at sea than had been the British no other country totally accepted the United States as a viable entity, and both Britain and France still believed they were entitled to most of North America. Many in both countries considered the American experiment would fail (Graye). Upon becoming President, John Adams suspicions about Volney increased although there is no evidence to support this. There are ten surviving letters between Thornton and Volney which relate their close friendship. Thornton aware of his position in Washington had to tread a careful line. They both shared similar enlightened ideals about universal education (Graye).Provenance: presented as part of a portfolio of maps by William Thornton to Comte Volney acquired 15 May 1984; Burden Collection. Boston Rare Maps; Graye, Michelle (2014) Thomas Jeffersons Washington Architect: William B. Thornton, Monticello West pp. 196-7; Stokes (1915-28) vol. V April 1803; Tooleys Dictionary; Wheat & Brun 391 & 395.9726New York: Drawn and Engrav'd for D. Longworth Map & Print Seller No.66 Nassau Street(c.1796-[c.98])
USD37500.0Mid-Atlantic North Americac.1796-[c.98]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9726&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9726.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ANONYMOUS(Order of Procession)270 x 155 mm., professionally lined with tissue, with loss of the last five lines and imprint, otherwise in good condition.; BROADSIDE POSTED IN NEW YORK DETAILING THE PROCESSION TO RE-OCCUPY THE CITY. Exceedingly rare, no example has been traced ever being on the open market.BackgroundNew York was lost to British forces in 1776, early in the American Revolution. The city became the British headquarters for the remainder of the campaign. Despite the surrender occurring at Yorktown on 19 October 1781. Whilst we look at Yorktown as the end of the war it was in fact not so clear. British forces remained in America, winter was fast approaching and neither side had the stomach for more conflict. This continued into 1782 without any clarity about any peace process. Eventually the American appointed commissioners John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, John Jay and Henry Laurens met in Paris in April 1782. The presence of the French and Spanish in the negotiations made it much more complicated. Ultimately John Jay approached the British Prime Minister Lord Shelburne directly. They both agreed that a mutually beneficial treaty would be better achieved by leaving the French and Spanish out of the negotiations. The final Treaty was signed in Paris on 3 September 1783.New YorkSir Guy Carleton oversaw the British forces in North America and in August 1783, he received orders from London to evacuate New York. The British withdrawal was complicated by the flood of loyalists pouring into the city. Over 29,000 of them were evacuated along with over 3,000 black loyalist former slaves. The latter was in violation of the Treaty which called for their return to former owners. Ultimately the final date was set for noon on 25 November 1783. As the date approached Carleton was still evacuating. A fleet of twenty vessels had been delayed in its return from Halifax due to inclement weather. Provisioning continued through the weekend in poor weather. On the 24 November with the weather improving a dispatch rider was sent north to McGowans Pass (now the north east corner of Central Park) where General Washington was encamped.25 November 1783The Committee appointed to conduct the Order of receiving their Excellencies Governor Clinton and General Washington laid out the events of the day. These had been distributed widely on handbills. Poles, shop windows, hoardings, and even brick walls displayed the notices. There was no British interference (Weintraub). This is an example of that very handbill or broadside. On the morning of the 25th Washington began marching down Broadway. The procession gathered at the Bulls Head, in the Bowery, then on the outskirts of town. It is now approximately the junction of Canal and Bowery. The entry was delayed as Washington had stipulated that he would not enter the city until the British flag had been replaced at Fort George. The British had deliberately greased the pole to make it harder to remove. After several attempts a set of wooden cleats were cut and nailed to the pole with the help of a ladder. It was replaced by the Stars and Stripes. Citizens were invited to join the procession at the Bowling Green at the southern end of Broadway. TallmadgeThe Memoirs of Colonel Benjamin Tallmadge (1754-1835) recount the day well; Gen. Knox, at the head of a select corps of American troops, entered the city as the rear of the British troops embarked; soon after which the Commander-in-Chief, accompanied by Gov. Clinton and their respective suites, made their public entry into the city on horseback So perfect was the order of the march, that entire tranquillity prevailed, and nothing occurred to mar the general joy. Every countenance seemed to express the triumph of republican principles over the military despotism which had so long pervaded this now happy city The joy of meeting friends, who had long been separated by the cruel rigours of war, cannot be described.The time now drew near when the Commander-in-Chief intended to leave this part of the country for his believed retreat at Mount Vernon. On Tuesday, the 4th of December, it was made known to the officers then in New York, that Gen. Washington intended to commence his journey on that day. At 12 oclock the officers repaired to Francis Tavern, in Pearl Street, where Gen. Washington had appointed to meet them, and to take his final leave of them. We had been assembled but a few moments, when His Excellency entered the room. His emotion, too strong to be concealed, seemed to be reciprocated by every officer present. After partaking of a slight refreshment, in almost breathless silence, the General filled his glass with wine, and turning to the officers, he said: 'With a heart full of love and gratitude, I now take leave of you. I most devoutly wish that your latter days may be as prosperous and happy as your former ones have been glorious and honorable. I cannot come to each of you, but shall feel obliged if each of you will come and take me by the hand'Gen. Knox being nearest to him, turned to the Commander-in-Chief, who, suffused in tears, was incapable of utterance, but grasped his hand; when they embraced each other in silence. In the same affectionate manner, every officer in the room marched up to, kissed, and parted with his General-in-Chief. Such a scene of sorrow and weeping I had never before witnessed, and I hope I may never be called upon to witness again (Tallmadge).He returned to Baltimore where he formally resigned his commission and travelled on to Mount Vernon. His country would soon be calling again. To this day an Evacuation Day dinner is held there at which the same 13 toasts are recited.The BroadsideThe English Short Title Catalogue cites only four examples in institutions; John Carter Brown Library, the New York State Library and two examples at the Clements Library. One example in the Stokes Collection is illustrated in Iconography of Manhattan, volume V p. 1102. One might presume that now resides at the New York Public Library. It is printed by Samuel Loudon (1727?-1813). Loudon had printed the New York State constitution in Fishkill, New York, 1777. He was the towns Postmaster from 1777-83. This example lacks the last few lines but curiously matches that of the Facsimile of the 'Original in possession of Geo: Granville White, Brooklyn, N.Y. (grandson of Thos. Tucker)'. Tucker is named in the broadside.Provenance: William Thornton, architect of the Capitol Building; Comte de Volney (1757-1820); acquired 15 May 1984; Burden Collection. Bristol B5767; Dawson (January 1867) The Historical Magazine, and Notes and Queries pp. 44-5; ESTC W24689; Nebenzahl (1974) pp. Shipton and Mooney (??) no. 44426; Stokes (1915-28) vol. V pp. 1103, 1171-75; Tallmadge (1904) Memoir of Colonel Benjamin Tallmadge pp. 95-8; Weintraub (2003) General Washington's Christmas Farewell: A Mount Vernon Homecoming, 1783.9727New York: (Printed by Samuel Loudon, No. 5, Water-Street, between the Coffee-House and Old Slip)(24 November 1783)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9727&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9727.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, MartinOrbis Typus Universalis iuxta Hydrographorum Traditionem440 x 580 mm., in full early wash colour, trimmed close as usual due to the map being larger than all the others in the atlas, with some loss to lower portion including the scale, some reinforcement to the centrefold due to not being published with guards, again as usual, otherwise in good condition.; THE ADMIRALS MAP in EARLY WASH COLOUR. One of the most important maps in one of the most significant editions of Ptolemys Geographia. It represents a decisive shift away from Ptolemaic geography to a focus on more current knowledge and exploration. There are arguably only two earlier obtainable printed maps to show America; the Johann Ruysch of 1507 and the Bernard Sylvanus of 1511, both world maps appearing in editions of Ptolemy.This is known as the Admirals map based on some of the introductory text to the atlas which states the Charta Marina which they call the Hydrographia, made known from the most authentic voyages by a former Admiral of the most serene King of Portugal Ferdinand, and finally [from those] of other explorers, was given out to be engraved for the press, together with certain of the maps specified on the front of this leaf, through the generous assistance, whilst he lived, of Ren most illustrious Duke of Lorraine, now piously deceased (Stevens). The Admiral is generally understood to be Christopher Columbus, by which name he was referred to at the time. The other explorers we know included a large amount from Amerigo Vespucci. The manuscript map referred to was that in the possession of the Duke of Lorraine, it was almost certainly the large chart by Nicolo de Caveri that is now in the Bibliothque Nationale, Paris (illustrated Burden I p. xxi). If it was not this chart, it was another nearly identical (Karrow). WaldseemullerMartin Waldseemller (c.1475-c.1521) was born near Freiburg, Germany and became the greatest geographer of his age. His family moved into the town and in 1490 he enrolled at the university. One of his classmates was Johannes Schott, the printer of Waldseemullers 1513 Ptolemy. Amongst his tutors was Gregor Reisch. By the early 1500s the Duke of Lorraine, Ren II, had developed a place of considerable learning at St. Di. Waldseemuller was encouraged by his fine library and support for scholars and in about 1506 moved there.GeographiaThis 1513 edition of Ptolemys Geographia is notable for being the first to separate the ancient Ptolemaic maps from the modern ones. With their own title page there were twenty in all. It is considered the first modern atlas to have been printed. As the first map in the modern part, pride of place goes to this world map. Karrow succinctly outlines the majority view of the history of this atlas. Waldseemuller and [Matthias] Ringmann work energetically on the Ptolemy after 1507 (and quite likely earlier) and complete most of the textual collation and the drawing of the maps by 1511, when Ringmann dies. Some of the printing blocks have already been cut. The greatest obstacle to completion of the new edition is financial. The death of their supporter the Duke of Lorraine, Ren II (1451-1508) hurts the project. Karrow goes on to state that the St. Di press was too small to work on such a large book, indeed a quarto size was the largest they had produced and one small woodcut.It was a pair of Strasbourg lawyers who rescued the project; Jacob Aeszler and Georg Uebelin. With their help, the types and equipment of the St. Di press are transported in 1510 to Strasbourg, where Schott opens a printing shop ... Aeszler and Uebelin finance the cutting of the remaining blocks from Waldseemullers drawing and pay for the production of the whole edition, in which Waldseemuller assists Schott at the press (Karrow).AmericaUnder the influence most likely of Vespuccis book, Mundus Novus printed c.1504, Waldseemuller hailed Vespucci as the modern Ptolemy and proposed that the New World should be named America in his honor (ADNB). It is Waldseemullers Cosmographiae Introductio, 25 April 1507 which called for this honour. The work refers to two maps which as late as the end of the nineteenth century were unknown. In his dedication Waldseemuller states So it comes about that, while I was collating Ptolemys books from a Greek manuscript, by the help of certain persons [believed to be Matthias Ringmann], and supplementing them from the description of Amerigo Vespuccis four voyages, I have prepared a representation of the whole world both in the form of a globe and in that of a map (Skelton). Both have since come to light.We know from contemporary correspondence that the gores were printed most likely in April 1507. A letter on 12 August 1507 written by Johannes Trithemius wrote that he had a few days before purchased cheaply a handsome terrestrial globe of small size lately printed at Strasbourg, and at the same time a large map of the world. He goes on to describe that the large map extends south almost to the 50th parallel. Although Henry Stevens concluded that this single sheet world map might be contemporary to, or even pre-date 1507, none of the contemporary documents surviving indicate this. The fact that this map extends to 60 degrees dismisses this map as a candidate for those mentioned. It would be more likely that a smaller derivative of the multi-sheet world map would be prepared for the intended publication of an edition of Ptolemys Geographia. That larger map of course was famously discovered at Wolfgegg castle, Germany, in 1901 by Fr. Joseph Fischer. It was famously acquired by the Library of Congress in Washington, for US $10,000,000 in 2003.Orbis Typus UniversalisKarrow notes that the maps in the atlas were all woodcuts, although a few have titles, place-names, or marginal information printed by means of metal type inserted in the blocks or by stereotype plates. These, it has been argued, were probably early blocks made at a time when it was hoped to use typeset lettering for all the maps. This being one of them.The idea that the map pre-dates the publication date of the atlas by some margin is supported by three other factors; the geographical content, the fact that it is larger than all the others and the presence of the name America in one surviving example acquired for the John Carter Brown Library in 1900. Henry Stevens had acquired it in an auction in London, December 1893. It was the only map bound into a largely imperfect example of the 1513 edition of Ptolemys Geographia. He paid two pounds and four shillings!Aeszler and Uebelin stated that they had saved the project from six years of neglect. If the map dates from the earlier period, then we are placing a c.1507 date on the map. It would appear not to pre-date the large world map or set of gores therefore a date of issue in late 1507 or before Duke Ren dies on 10 December 1508.There is an argument that Ringmann was the force behind the naming America and that following his death in 1511 Waldseemuller was freed to pursue a different path and removed all reference to the name and Vespuccis part in it. This decision was no doubt influenced by the publication of a collection of travel narratives first published in Italy in Vicenza 1507 entitled Paesi Novamenti Retrovati [Lands recently discovered]. News of it likely did not reach St. Di before it was translated into German as Newe Unbekanthe Lanndte. The book argued for Columbus primacy in discovering the new world. It went on to describe those of Cabral in 1500 and then Vespucci in 1501, not 1497 as had been claimed. The chronology it laid out was adopted henceforth by him. Despite this the name had taken seed in popular culture. It was resurrected in Petrus Apianus reduction of the 1507 wall map published in 1520. This might be an indication of its ready use by this time. Geographical content In the middle of the North Atlantic is a large unidentified island with jagged east coast. This likely relates to the Portuguese voyages of Gaspar and Miguel Corte-Real, brothers from the Azores. They landed in Newfoundland in 1501 which has numerous inlets in which European processing of cod was already active. No doubt it is due to their Portuguese allegiance that the land is placed far enough east to fall on their side of the Papal Demarcation Line of 1494 and not the Spanish. To the south west are Cuba and Hispaniola, both named, and an unidentified Jamaica. In South America are only a small number of place names. Batoia represents the Gulf of Venezuela. Nearby are giganti and brasil, the latter was an Irish myth usually placed in the Atlantic. It would morph into the discoveries of Pedro lvares Cabral. When he landed in present-day Brazil in April 1500, he named the area Cape of the Holy Cross, displayed as Captit Ste Cruns on the map. Terra da Santa Cruz was the official, original name for Brazil but the demand for Brazilwood in Europe ultimately morphed the two into one. Found all along the coast the wood produced a deep red dye which was highly sought after in Europe. It is derived from the word for ember which in Portuguese is Brasa. Also found is Canibiles indicating the Gulf of Paria, Columbus landing point which he believed led to Paradise. The furthest south is alto pago de S. paulo or the village of St. Paul. The origin of Sao Paolo?The continent of Africa is very well depicted with extensive knowledge of the Portuguese discoveries along its coasts. Bartolomeo Dias voyage of 1487-88 passed the southern tip of Africa and into the Indian Ocean extends to knowledge of the western coast of India. The depiction of the Indian subcontinent is considerably improved. Further east the Malay peninsula is less accurately so and the even larger one further east is a Ptolemaic relic, here at least, divorced from its prior land bridge to Africa in a southern continent. Asia is depicted with a clear eastern coast, separating it from the New World.WatermarkA study of three examples of the 1513 edition at the Library of Congress identified three different papers used. The Fleur de Lys, Crown watermarks or none at all, the latter being on inferior paper.Provenance: private English collection nearly 40 years. Albro, Bertonaschi, Brostoff9745Strasbourg: (c.1508-[13])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9745&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9745.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ALEXANDER, Sir William(No title)250 x 340 mm., with wide margins, with some repair to double folds as might be expected, light fold along the centre, otherwise in good condition.; AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE MAP in its FIRST STATE. 'The 'Encouragement to Colonies', and its map, were published to promote Sir William Alexander's colonial desires in America. These attempts in 'New Scotlande' as he named it, or Nova Scotia, were ultimately unsuccessful. Unreasonably dismissed by many, this map is of great importance. Following the destruction of the French settlements in the Bay of Fundy by Captain Samuel Argall in 1613, the English began to take an interest in the region. In November 1620, the Council for New England was founded with control of the Americas between 40 and 48 degrees north latitude, stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. Some forty patentees received land. In 1621 William Alexander, first Earl of Stirling (1567-1640) and a court favourite, obtained from James I (James VI of Scotland) a Royal Charter for the area east of the Ste. Croix River and the Acadian peninsula. In 1623 a meeting of the Council reduced this number to just twenty, whose names are recorded on this map for the first time. Following the unnamed war with France in 1627-29, and the Treaty of St. Germain in 1632, the English relinquished all claims to the territory that is now New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.The map reflects Alexander's Scottish interests, with many placenames having their origin in that country. Newfoundland incorporates some of John Mason's as yet unpublished cartography, particularly of the west coast. The French colonies of Tadousac and Kebec are depicted, but none of those in Acadia. What we believe to be Prince Edward Island is recorded. This was noticeably lacking from earlier maps of the area. There are two states, the first being extremely rare. In 1625 the plate was used for Samuel Purchas' 'Pilgrimes', appearing in volume four with the page numbers on the map. A second edition of 'An Encouragement to Colonies' was published in 1625, and later in 1630 with a new title, 'The mapp and description of New-England'. This was published using the unsold sheets from the previous editions; hence the map still appears in its first state. The author has not located an example with the second state present' (Burden). References: Burden (1996-2007) no. 208; Church (1907) nos. 400, 401a & 414; Kershaw (1993-98) pp. 84-5; ODea (1971) fig. 13; Phillips (1901) p. 465; Sabin (1868) nos. 739-40, 66686 & 91853; Sothebys, Ham House sale 30 May 1938 lot 5 (1624 edition); Surez (1992) pp. 131-3.9881London: (1624)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9881&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JUSTEL, HenriRecueil de Divers Voyages Faits en Afrique et en LAmeriqueQuarto (240 x 175 mm.), full contemporary calf, blind panelled, with extremely ornate ribbed spine, each compartment with gilt decorative panels and central floral feature, red calf gilt title label affixed, marbled endpapers. With typographic title page, pp. (16), 262, 35, (1), 23, (7), 49, (2), 81, with 5 folding maps, 9 plates of which 3 are folding, with light waterstain to lower gutter near the beginning, otherwise in good condition.; The Recueil de Divers Voyages is a compilation of travel works translated by Henri Justel (1620-93). A rare work it comprised accounts not seen in print before with translations of five key English ones. A French Protestant, scholar and book collector, Justel was the secretary to Louis XIV. He left France for England in 1681 before the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. He was given the position of Keeper of the Kings Library at St. Jamess Palace by Charles II. The book includes accounts of Africa and America and the order in which these are found often varies. The following is a list of those included, each with its own half title:1 - Richard Ligon, 'Histoire de l'isle des Barbades', first published 1657.2 - Baltasar Telles, 'Extrait de l'histoire d'Ethiopie', first published in Lisbon in 1660Jeromyno Lobo, 'Relation de la riviere du Nil', first published 1669.3 - Antonio d'Almeyda, 'Description de l'Empire du Prete-Jean', 4 - 'Relation du voyage fait sur les costes d'Afrique aux mois de Novembre & Decembre de l'anne 1670. Janvier & Fvrier 1671. commenant au Cap Verd'.5 - De la Borde, 'Relation de l'origine, moeurs, coustumes religion, guerres et voyages des Caraibes, sauvages des isles Antilles de l'Amerique faite par le sieur De la Borde'.6 - 'Relation de la Guiane'.7 - Richard BLOME, Description de l'isle de la Jamaique' first published in London, 1672.8 - 'Relation de l'isle des Barbades'.9 - 'Colonies Angloises'.Of these accounts of de la Borde in the Caribbean and Guaine are published for the first time. There is a translation of Richard Ligons Barbados first published in 1657. Settled by the English in 1625 it exploded with 44,000 settlers by 1650, nearly four times that in Virginia and twice that of New England. The account includes a fine folding map of the island with large inset of the south east and the Caribbean engraved by Michault. Richard Blomes Description of the Island of Jamaica first published around Easter 1673, is also present. To illustrate it he included a map that is drawn directly from the first state of the Blome and engraved by Ren Michault who is known to have worked for Pierre Duval and Nicolas Sanson. The only difference being the addition of a few French translations of English nomenclature (Burden). The island is depicted just 18 years before the disastrous earthquake at Port Royal in 1692 which destroyed the town. The English work was supported by the Governor of Jamaica and Thomas Modyford, owner of large amounts of land on the island.The final section with the half title Colonies Angloises includes a fine map of the English colonies in North America stretching from Cape Henry in the south to Port Royal in Nova Scotia. To illustrate it he included a map that is drawn directly from the first state of the Blome and engraved by Ren Michault. The only difference being the addition of a few French translations of English nomenclature There was a second edition published by the widow of A. Cellier in 1684. It, too, contained this map in an identical state. Provenance: Le Bail-Weissert, May 2001; private English collection. Atabey 527; Baer (1949) nos. 78 & 111; Blackmer 750; Burden (2007) nos. 439 & 440; McCorkle (2001) no. 674.1; The A. E. Nordenskild Collection no. 642; Sabin (1868) 36944.9892Paris: Louis Billaine, dans la Grand' Salle du Palais, au second Pillier, au grand Cesar(1674)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9892&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLOME, RichardL'Amerique Angloise, ou description des isles terres du roi D'Angleterre, dans L'AmeriqueDuodecimo (150 x 85 mm.), full contemporary calf, blind panelled, with ribbed spine, very ornate gilt decoration to compartments, gilt title, gilt slightly worn. With typographic title page, pp. [4], 331, [1], p. 236 erroneously numbered 136, with 7 folding maps, otherwise in excellent condition.; Richard Blome (1635-1705) was the son of Jacob Bloome a member of the Stationers Company. Although his family name is written in contemporary documents as Bloome he himself used Blome. He was made free of the Stationers Company in August 1660 at the time of the Restoration of Charles II. According to Skelton he began as a ruler of paper and a heraldic painter, both features which are seen in his later works. His earliest known work is a geographical treatise published in 1663. From 1667 the first of a series of maps of the world was engraved for A Geographical Description of the Four Parts of the World published in 1670. In 1672 he published A Description of the Island of Jamaica which included some significant maps relating to North America. This is Abraham Wolfgangs translation of Richard Blomes popular The Present State of His Majesties Isles and Territories in America, published in London 1687, which included different maps by Robert Morden. For the work Wolfgang had seven maps engraved, curiously four are derived from the Robert Morden maps found in the 1687 Blome. These include maps of New England and Canada, Barbados and Bermuda.The Morden plate of Carolina was first published in 1680, but here it is drawn from the second state of 1687 as published within the English edition of Blome. It is identical in all matters to the earlier map, including all the Lederer cartography, with one exception. Hilton Head is engraved as Hilson Head, reflecting the engraver being misled by the t of the earlier map (Burden).The map of New England is a unique composition derived from the original Blome of 1672. It bears no direct resemblance to either the Blome of 1672, or the Morden which appeared in the Blome edition of 1687. The inland waterways and Cape Cod, in particular, are very disparate. New York is shown at the tip of a peninsula rather than being on an island, and the Hudson River bears an abrupt bend upriver (Burden). The map entitled Pensylvanie is in fact centred on the Chesapeake Bay and Virginia. This detailed small map keys twenty-nine features to an Explication lower right; the majority are counties. Like that of New England, this map is not derived from any clear source. An unusually slim New Jersey is depicted and the border between Maryland and Pennsylvania is placed too far north, just south of Philadelphia. The Delaware peninsula is leaning eastwards slightly and is broader at its neck than accepted at the time (Burden). It is an example of the first state, first identified in Burden. The final map is in fact bound first in the work and is derived from Blomes 1672 map. This map chiefly describes Jamaica, but like its predecessors it bears a large inset map of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean and the south-eastern portion of North America (Burden). The text describes the English colonies in North America and the Caribbean. Provenance: Reiss 13.10.93 lot 2467; Burden collection. Baer (1949) no. 126; Burden (2007) nos. 638-42; Cumming & De Vorsey (1998) no. 108; McCorkle (2001) no. 688.4; Sabin 5969.9894Amsterdam: Chez Abraham Wolfgang, pres la Bourse(1688)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9894&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9894a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892e.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9892g.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SCOTT, Joseph T.The United States Gazetteer: Containing an Authentic description of the Several States. Their situation, extent, boundaries, soil, produce, climate, population, trade and manufactures. Together with the Extent, boundaries and population of their Respective Counties ... Illustrated with Nineteen MapsDuodecimo (170 x 100 mm.), in full contemporary marbled calf, rebacked with ribbed spine, double gilt ruled compartments, dark blue calf gilt title label. With engraved title page, vi, (4), [292], with 19 folding engraved maps, Delaware with remnants of a wax mark, otherwise in very good condition.; Joseph T. Scott was an engraver in Philadelphia and beyond his published works we know little about him. He engraved the first map of Tennessee for Mathew Carey in 1793. Despite being a publisher of cartographic works, Carey outsourced their actual engraving. The epithet of the first American atlas is normally handed to Carey for the American Atlas published in 1795. The definition of an atlas is a bound collection of maps, without text. But dated to the same year is Scotts United States Gazetteer with a full set of maps of the newly formed United States. W. Graham Arader III once possessed an example of this work with a manuscript notation of Mr. Wm. McIntire, Baltimore, MD on the front paste-down, dated 1794! This even though the Preface here is dated 1 December 1795.If one takes a looser definition of an atlas to mean a collection of maps with or without text, then Scotts Gazetteer is therefore the first of the United States. The popularity of the book encouraged Carey to publish his work the following year and the American Pocket Atlas in 1796. In the same year Scott included his maps in the Atlas of the United States.The Gazetteer was extensive in coverage and immediately caught the publics attention. The Preface outlines the work: I think it necessary to observe, that I have travelled through many of the states myself, and have been in several of the towns throughout the Union I received my information from several of the members of Congress. He goes on to state that no gazetteer has ever been published of the United States, I may with some degree of justice say, I have trodden an unbeaten path.The maps comprise a large folding general map of the country followed by 18 more detailed ones bound of course in alphabetical order. These include Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, New Jersey, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Northwest Territory, Southwest Territory, Vermont and Virginia. In the Preface Scott states that The maps I have drawn and engraved myself, and I trust they will be found, on examination, as accurate as circumstances would admit, and probably more so than any collection of maps that has hitherto been published in the United States.Provenance: To Frances Griffin from her affectionate friend Uncle Guillemard inscribed on front free endpaper; Norwich Public Library with stamp to bottom of final leaf; Tombland Bookshop, Norwich, October 1996; Burden collection. ESTC W29640; Evans 29476; Howes S237; Phillips 4521a; Sabin 78331.9895Philadelphia: Printed by F[rancis]. and R[obert]. Bailey, at Yorick's-Head, No.116, High Street(1795)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9895&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9895a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9895b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9895c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9895d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9895e.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORSE, JedidiahThe American Geography; or, A View of the Present Situation of the United States of AmericaOctavo (200 x 120 mm.), full contemporary tree calf, gilt ruled ribbed spine with ornate gilt red calf title label. With typographic title page, pp. xii, 534, (4), with two large folding maps, the second map with some early closed tears to fold, some general toning as is usual, otherwise in good condition.; The FIRST AMERICAN GEOGRAPHIC WORK TO CONTAIN MAPS. Jedidiah Morse (1761-1826) was born in Woodstock, Connecticut, and became a Congregational Minister and geographer in New Haven. His book The American Geography was first published in 1784 with text only and its success earned him the title of the father of American geography.Prior to the Revolution, atlases were made in Europe and most of those used in the United States were published in England or France, although some of the individual maps, especially of the states, were drawn by local cartographers. This situation was due in part to the lack of skilled craftsmen and limited tools and equipment. Even locally produced paper in the colonial period was of poor quality. By the end of the Revolution the situation had changed and a number of elements had combined which permitted American commercial atlas publishing to develop and flourish (Tyner). She went on to identify five reasons; Independence, Exploration, Development of statistics as a field, National censuses and the Rise of thematic cartography.Early American cartographic works were geographical texts, only some of which contained any maps. One of the first to do so was this work by Morse published in 1789. It should be pointed out that in the same year Christopher Colles published his Survey of the Roads of the United States of which according to Schwartz and Ehrenberg only 15 copies survive. The American Geography covered the western hemisphere. In 1793 a second volume covering the eastern hemisphere was published. The two were then issued as the American Universal Geography in 1793. The premise of the book was laid out in the Preface where he states So imperfect are all the accounts of America hitherto published, even by those who once exclusively possessed the best means of information But since the United State[sic] have become an independent nation, and have risen into Empire, it would be reproachful for them to suffer this ignorance to continue To furnish this has been the design of the author. The two final leaves contain the errata and Corrections respecting France.To illustrate the work are two important maps. The Preface introduces them; It is to be regretted, that so few Maps could be introduced into the work; but the author hopes to be enabled to increase the number in future editions. The Map of the southern states, was compiled from original and authentic documents, by Mr. joseph Purcell, of Charleston, South Carolina, a Gentleman fully equal to the undertaking The Map of the northern states was compiled principally by the Engraver [Amos Doolittle]. Both maps were engraved by Doolittle (1754-1832), like many engravers of his day he was apprenticed to a silversmith. He is most famous for his series of engravings of the battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775. The southern map is of interest as it includes a reference to the New State of Franklin. This State has a curious history. It was first offered as compensation to Congress by North Carolina in 1784 to help pay off debts from the American War of Independence. When the offer was not taken up it effectively seceded from the state on 23 August 1784 at a meeting held in Jonesborough. The idea was to eventually become the fourteenth state of the Union. It was effectively a Republic for four and a half years until early in 1789 North Carolina assumed control again. Provenance: Manuscript ownership of Isaac Lathrops 1789 on the title page; Robert Rulon-Miller, 1998; private collection. ADNB; Brown, Ralph (1941) The American Geographies of Jedidiah Morse; ESTC W31207; Evans 21978; Howes (1962) M840; Ristow (1985) p. 71; Sabin (1868) 50924; Schwartz & Ehrenberg (1980) p. 209; Tyner, Judith (1989) Development of the American Atlas: 1790-1980 pp. 1-2; Wheat & Brun 1985) nos. 149 & 491.9896Elizabeth Town: Printed by Shepard Kollock, for the Author(1789)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9896&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9896a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9896b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9896c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAREY, MathewCarey's American Pocket Atlas; Containing Twenty MapsDuodecimo (180 x 110 mm.), full contemporary marbled calf, gilt ruled compartments to spine, red calf gilt title label affixed. With typographic title page, pp. iv, 168, with 23 (20 listed) maps & 2 folding tables, in good condition.; Following the American Revolution there was a burgeoning domestic production of cartography. Up to this point the market had been dominated by British published material with very little locally produced. One of the first American pioneers in this new market was Matthew Carey (1760-1839). Born in Dublin, Ireland, he was dropped at just a year old by his nurse and sustained lifelong injuries as a result. Possibly therefore he became a shy child and hid himself in books. From an early age he wanted to be a book printer and publisher. He wrote his first piece, against duelling, when he was 17 years old. He wrote a tract anonymously in support of the Catholics which brought about a reward of 40 for his arrest by a conservative group. He left for Paris where he was introduced to Benjamin Franklin. He worked with Franklin at his press in Passy before returning to Ireland where he set up a newspaper. Within a year, he had incurred the wrath of the government and was committed to Newgate Prison for a short while. With a new prosecution impending he fled following his release for America on 7 September 1784 by dressing as a woman. He arrived in Philadelphia with just 12 guineas to his name. He received a summons from General Lafayette who gave him $400. On 25 January 1785, he published the first issue of the Pennsylvania Herald which supported the conservative party. It proved to be a success. However, it drew him in to a bitter dispute ending in a duel with Colonel Oswald, the editor of the Independent Gazetteer in January 1786 which left him badly wounded. In the thigh. He was one of the founders of the Columbia Magazine and then published the American Museum.Geographical texts were being published in the newly formed United States, the first was by Jedidiah Morse whose American Geography in 1789 contained 2 maps. This was followed by Benjamin Workmans Elements of Geography with 3 maps. Collections of sea charts were available by Matthew Clark in 1790 and John Norman in 1791. The idea of a small America atlas or gazetteer was first demonstrated by Joseph Scott in 1795[94]. Carey prepared his own American Pocket Atlas the following year. Issued with 19 maps of the United States there was a second edition in 1801. The edition of 1805 was expanded with a map to illustrate the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. In this 1814 edition three further new maps were introduced; those of the Upper Territories, Mississippi Territory and Missouri Territory. The latter incorporates information from the Lewis & Clark expedition (Schwartz). There does exist in the Library of Congress an extremely rare 1813 edition which may have suffered during the War of 1812. It contains the same maps, but only one other example could be traced at auction in the last 40 years, lacking all maps. The folding tables at the end include population statistics from the Census of 1810 and Export figures for each state.A good example with a fine frontier provenance. In 1818 Louisville was growing rapidly, within 10 years it would have a population of 7,000. It is interesting to see from the text that even in 1810 Kentucky had 2,000 distilleries! Provenance: with manuscript notation at the back of Paul Jaminiere, Louisville Kentucky 5 December 1818; Andrew Cumming, January 2000; Burden collection. Howes C137; Phillips 1372 & 4523; Ristow 151; Sabin 10856; Schwartz & Ehrenberg (1980) p. 231.9897Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, No. 121, Chesnut Street(1814)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9897&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9897a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9897b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9897c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9897d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WOOD, WilliamNew Englands Prospect. A true, lively, and experimentall description of that part of America, commonly called New England: discovering the state of that Countrie, both as it stands to our new-come English Planters; and to the old Native Inhabitants. Laying downe that which may both enrich the knowledge of the mind travelling Reader, or benefit the future VoyagerQuarto (200 x 155 mm.), uncut, later blue paper wrappers. Roman and italic type, woodcut and type ornament head-pieces, woodcut initials, pp. (2), 98, lacking A2-4, O2-4the folding map, some worming to inner margin (not affecting text), toned with some light staining, otherwise in good condition.; THE FIRST EDITION OF THE EARLIEST DETAILED ACCOUNT OF MASSACHUSETTS. At twenty-three William Wood (fl.1629-35) had travelled to America with his father in 1629, and spent four years living at Sagus, or Lynn as it is known today. On 15 August 1633, he returned to England, presumably for the purpose of publishing the New Englands Prospect, which was entered at Stationers Hall on 7 July 1634.The book provided the first detailed description of the territory of the Massachusetts Bay Company. The climate, the native Indians, flora and fauna are all related; the final five pages even include a list of Indian vocabulary. The most fascinating chapter, however, is about the individual settlements. Boston is described as follows: [its] situation is very pleasant, being a Peninsula ... It being a necke and bare of wood, they are not troubled with three great annoyances, of Woolves, Rattle-snakes, and Musketoes', followed by a prophetic line the place being too small to containe many, and fittest for such as can Trade into England'. Dorchester is the greatest towne in New England, well wooded and watered, very good arable grounds', and Roxberry, a faire and handsome Countrey-towne, the inhabitants of it being all very rich'. Cambridge, known then by its earlier name was a New-towne ... first intended for a City, but upon more serious considerations it was not thought fit, being too farre from the Sea ... This is one of the neatest and best compacted Towns in New England, having many faire structures, with many handsome contrived streets. The inhabitants most of them are very rich.'The Massachusetts Bay Company received its royal charter from Charles I in 1629. The following year John Winthrop led the largest colonising fleet yet seen in the Americas with seventeen ships and 1000 men and women. These were the people who founded many of the towns referred to, including Boston. This began a period of rapid expansion; within fifteen years the population of the region would reach some 20,000 souls. Wood himself states in the preface of the book that he intend[s] God willing to returne shortly againe'. One William Wood is known to have crossed in the Hopewell and served on the General Court in 1636. The following year he took part in the establishment of Sandwich on the Cape Cod peninsula. This is believed to be the one and the same man.Provenance: Sothebys, London 10 July 2003 lot 1; Burden Collection; Burden (1996) 239; Church (1907) nos. 427; Fite & Freeman (1926) pp. 136-40; Labaree (1979); ODNB; Sabin (1868) nos. 105074; Schwartz and Ehrenberg (1980) p. 100; Surez (1992) p. 133; Winsor (1880-81) pp. 380-3.9898London: Tho. Cotes, for John Bellamie, and are to be sold at his shop, at the three Golden Lyons in Corne-hill, neere the Royall Exchange(1634)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9898&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanNortfolcia380 x 495 mm., early outline and wash colour, in good condition.; From the 'Novus Atlas' by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), one of the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. The fourth volume of his atlas focused on England and Wales. Blaeu established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. Frostick Norfolk 14.1.2597Amsterdam: (1645)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=2597&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/2597.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanNorfolciae Descriptio. The Description of Norfolk380 x 490 mm., in modern outline colour, in good condition.; By the 1630s the publication houses of Willem Blaeu and Henricus Hondius were in a race to produce ever more new maps of the world. Hondius in partnership with Jan Jansson began collecting plates of Britain and in 1636 published an 'Appendix' of the 'Atlas' including 17 maps, two of which were general ones. Unfortunately they were not ready in time for the English edition published in 1636 and are only found in the German edition. This marks the beginning of the race between the two houses to produce a separate volume devoted to England and Wales which Blaeu would win in 1645. In 1644 a further 11 maps were issued in a Dutch 'Appendix'. Examples of maps from these early issues are very rare and highly desirable. The plates are often extensively altered for their ultimate issue in the completed work of 1646.A very rare example of the FIRST STATE of Jan Janssons map of the county of Norfolk. One of the fifteen so called pre-issue maps published in 1636 before the final work was completed in 1646. The most notable feature of this early state is the larger decorative title cartouche upper right, and the lack of shields upper left. The scale of miles is moved from upper left to lower left. Frostick Norfolk 12.1; Koeman (1967-70) II ME 44 no. 414; Van der Krogt (1997-2003) 5295:1.1; Map Collectors Circle Notes and Addenda pp. 16-18; Skelton (1970) pp. 225-6.5558Amsterdam: (1636)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5558&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5558.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE LAVAUX, AlexanderPlan of the City & Castle of Chester625 x 795 mm., with horizontal fold near the bottom placed at some time to allow binding in a book. Some light repair to double fold as to be expected, a 100 mm. repaired tear, just to the left of the lower centrefold, the top and right folds with small repaired tear, otherwise in good condition.; This is a rare, important plan of Chester and one of the earliest large scale plans of the city. It is one of many published in the middle of the eighteenth century which importantly record cities before rapid industrialisation. The copper-engraved plan is by the surveyor Alexander De Lavaux about who little is known other than his self styled description as an Engineer. The engraving is attributed to Richard Parr (fl.1723-51) who worked especially closely with John Rocque the great publisher of many large scale maps. Quite how that is known we have been unable to find out as his imprint does not appear on the map. The plan displays clearly how the city had already grown beyond its ancient walls. It is shown before the construction of the Chester Canal in 1779. The detail is remarkable with notable town residents buildings being identified as are all of the roads including even the Maypole on Northgate Street. Each individual field is laid out according to its usage. To the left of the map the River Dee takes an apparent unnatural course which is entirely man-made. During the eighteenth century Chesters trade had diminished considerably thanks to the gradual decrease in the navigability of the river. Using engineers from the Netherlands an artificial channel was excavated 1732-36. It was paid for by local merchants and the Chester Corporation. This is an interesting example and apparently an UNRECORDED STATE because it looks like it was pulled from a plate with trimmed left and right edges. A heavy plate-mark can clearly be seen suggesting that possibly due to wear or damage the copper was trimmed to make it usable again. No neatline was introduced so we have the appearance of missing sheets. Comparison with an example of the first state indicates that about 15 mm. on the left and some 95 mm. on the right have been trimmed. When this example was printed cannot be determined but the paper can clearly be identified as eighteenth century as it bears chain lines and a water mark IV. Provenance: private American collection. Refer Tooley, Cheshire in The Map Collector no. 17 p. 25 Ch44.5981London: (1745-[?])
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5981&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5981.JPGantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of the East Riding of York Shire530 x 650 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first sold separately and early issues of the work can be found with varying contents. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. This example of the map of the East Riding of Yorkshire was issued following the death of John Bowles in the summer of 1779. Here though Robert Wilkinson's imprint was never added. He appears to have acquired the stock quickly as by December he had taken delivery of 150 printed 'Titles to Large English Atlas, Broadside'. Chubb 199; Hodson 227 & p. 137 state e; Rawnsley 25.9746London: Carington Bowles, John Bowles and Robert Sayer(1750-[c.62])
GBP185.0Yorks England1750-[c.62]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9746&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9746.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of the West Riding of Yorkshire, Divided into its Wapontakes520 x 700 mm., early outline colour, some light offsetting otherwise in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first sold separately and early issues of the work can be found with varying contents. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. This example of the map of the West Riding of Yorkshire was issued following the death of John Bowles in the summer of 1779. Robert Wilkinson appears to have acquired the stock quickly as by December he had taken delivery of 150 printed 'Titles to Large English Atlas, Broadside'. Chubb 199; Hodson 227 & p. 138 state h; Rawnsley 25.9748London: Carington Bowles, R. Wilkinson & Robert Sayer(c.1760)
GBP375.0Yorks Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9748&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9748.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COLLINS, Captain GreenvilleGreat Britain's Coasting Pilot. In Two Parts. Being a New and Exact Survey of the Sea-Coast of England and Scotland ...Folio (520 x 335 mm.), two parts in one volume, later half calf, cloth boards, blind ruled, ornate ribbed spine with decorative gilt and blind compartments, burgundy calf gilt title labels. Engraved frontispiece, typographic title printed in red and black, dedication and Preface and descriptive text pp. (4), 26, with 51 engraved plates consisting of engraved frontispiece title, 1 small coastal chart printed in the introductory text, 5 large folding charts, 39 double page charts, 3 single sheet charts, 1 double page and 1 single sheet of coastal profiles, the folding Scilly Isles chart with a description of tides by Abraham Tovey pasted to the lower margin, with some light water stains and marks to the introductory text and charts of Rye, IOW, and Portland, River Avon with creases and surface dirt, some loss to lower right corner of Harwich and Aberdeen, otherwise a good example.; The first systematic survey of British coastal waters and the first marine atlas of British waters engraved and printed in London from original surveys (Verner). Since the late sixteenth century navigators in the waters of the British Isles had utilised the printed charts of the Dutch. During the mid-seventeenth century England fought three wars with the Dutch and her reliance on the work of the enemy was a clear source of embarrassment. The Dutch had private charts which were clearly superior to English sources.On 23 June 1681 Charles II commissioned Captain Greenville Collins to make a survey of the coasts of Great Britain, a task undertaken between 1681 and 1688. Collins was an officer in the Royal Navy who from 1669 to 1671 had sailed with Sir John Narborough on his expedition to the Straits of Magellan and the Chilean coast. He was master of the frigate Charles from 1676 to 1679 and served extensively in the Algerian war. He was promoted to Commander in 1679 and retained that rank until his death in 1694. In carrying out his survey Collins used two vessels, first the Merlin and then the Monmouth. Page twenty-four of the introductory text details the areas surveyed in specific years. In 1694 Collins petitioned the Navy Board for a total of 1,914 10s. The Admiralty recommended the sum of 1,414 10s be paid. Many but not all of the original manuscript drafts still survive. A total of forty-seven charts were engraved for the Coasting Pilot which was announced in the London Gazette of 27 February 1693. The engraving was skilfully carried out by principally John Harris Sr. and Herman Moll, with James Collins and Nicholas Yeates engraving most of the cartouches. All but the first two plates are included in all later editions although some of the plates are replaced over time and many went through different states. The Coasting Pilot is notoriously difficult to collate. As Verner put it The Charts used with each part are identified differently but there were a number of errors that were not corrected. Charts for part one are numbered to 39 but not every number is assigned to a plate. There are five undesignated plates in part one ... The unused numbers suggest that Collins may have intended to add more charts to the volume later. The charts in part two are lettered but again the same kinds of errors occurred (Verner).Hampered as so many English cartographers of his era were by lack of funds, the finished work is not quite as accurate as it could have been. However the 'Coasting Pilot' is a remarkable surveying achievement, and a landmark in the charting of British coastal waters. It remained in print for a hundred years, long after it had been superseded. This example of the 1756 edition shows signs of practical use. As indicated by Verner in his excellent study the engraved title page is in the fourth state first issued in 1744 with the imprint altered to Willm. Mount and Thomas Page. This edition includes the first printing of the replacement plate 12 of Portland Bill. The previous plate had for many years included a second plate for the lower left corner. Also making their first appearance in this edition are the second state of Plate M of Holy Island which is slightly re-touched and Plate S in its third state. Additional charts are Verners numbers 50, 51 and 54, all as called for. There are five larger folding charts; a general one of of the English Channel, the Scilly Isles, River Avon, Thames Estuary and the Isle of Wight. Provenance: private English collection since 2004. Sanderson (1971) no. 335; Shirley (2004) M.Coll 1f; Verner Captain Collins Coasting Pilot, in Map Collectors Circle no. 58.9765London: W. and J. Mount, T. Page & Son, on Tower-Hill(1756)
GBP4500.0English County Atlas1756nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9765&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9765a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9765b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9765c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9765d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9765f.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9765g.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Thomas & EmanuelBowless New Medium English Atlas; or, Complete Set of Maps of the Counties of England and WalesQuarto (260 x 220 mm.), contemporary quarter calf, rebacked in cloth preserving the original boards. With typographic title and 44 copper engraved maps in early wash colour, in good condition.; This atlas was first published in 1767 as the 'Atlas Anglicanus' in response to Ellis popular 'English Atlas' first published in 1765. The 'Atlas Anglicanus' like many projects at the time began life by being published in monthly numbers. Each contained three maps with, apart from the first, the part numbers being engraved on them. Until recently no example of the parts issue had been located and the only evidence we had for its issue came from a contemporary account of Gough and two located adverts. Shortly after production began, Emanuel Bowen (c.1693-1767) died; his death on 8 May 1767 was reported in the 'London Magazine'. The project was continued by his son Thomas (c.1733-90) although the issues were becoming somewhat irregular towards the end. Near completion Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) stepped in and buys the rights to the atlas, the last part is issued with a title page indicating Kitchin as sole publisher. Kitchin was originally apprenticed to Emanuel Bowen in 1732 and would marry his masters daughter, Sarah, in 1739. Quite soon the pupils output became prolific including several high-quality English county atlases. Bowen was successful too and despite the death of Sarah in 1761 the ties between Bowen and Kitchin would remain close. But whilst Bowens wealth declined over the years Kitchin remarried in to a wealthy Baptist family. The maps are reductions of those published in the 'Royal English Atlas', themselves reductions of the 'Large English Atlas', both great atlases. Carington Bowles acquired the plates sometime before 1785 and immediately set about revising them. The titles are all changed, the imprints brought up to date and all now are numbered upper right to 44. The general map of the roads is omitted from this edition as is the leaf with contents which is now situated on the title page. The compass roses are now more uniform in style throughout and distances have been erased being replaced by those from London to the major cities. The atlas faced stiff competition from the continued presence of the Ellis atlas and the introduction of the hugely popular 'New and Correct English Atlas' by John Cary in 1787. Bowles priced his atlas at 1 16s, whilst the Ellis was 10s 6d and even the new Cary atlas was 1 10s. This atlas is therefore considerably rarer than that of the Cary. Provenance: private English collection acquired in 2015. Chubb (1927) 232; ESTC T301089; Hodson (1984-97) 256; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 5d; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9782London: Carington Bowles at his Map and Print Warehouse, No. 69, in St. Paul's Church Yard(1785)
GBP2350.0English County Atlas1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9782&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9782a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9782b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9782c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9782d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEWIS, WilliamLewis's New Traveller's Guide, or a Pocket Edition of the English Counties. Containing all the Direct & Cross Roads in England & WalesOctavo (155 x 125 mm.), contemporary half red calf, ornate blind ruling, with marbled paper boards, spine with gilt panelled title. With general map of England and Wales, engraved title page, Preface dated 1819, Contents, List of Mail-Coaches etc., 40 maps of the counties, North and South Wales as called for, in all 43 maps, each with a page of descriptive text, Yorkshire folding, all in full contemporary wash colour. Some light foxing to the text, generally clean, otherwise a good example.; This fine little series of maps was first published by James Wallis (fl.1810-25) c.1812 as 'Wallis New Pocket Edition of the English Counties or Travellers Companion'. The maps are easily distinguished by the design of the title at the top of the map. They include a wealth of information with a key in the lower margin. A further edition was published c.1814 before they were used in two works by Patrick Martin, as the extremely rare 'Sportsmans Almanack' and the 'New Travellers Guide' surviving in just the one known example. By 1819 the work was in the hands of William Lewis (fl.1796-1838) who reissued it as 'Lewis's, New Traveller's Guide'. For the work a new title page was engraved with an attractive vignette of a coach and four with postillions. Although undated the Preface is signed 16 October 1819. It was first issued with the maps still bearing the imprint of Martin below. This was understandably altered quickly; this example bears the corrected imprints of Lewis at Finch Lane. There have been some alterations to many of the maps, roads have been re-engraved, the etching to the coast lines has been removed and many new placenames added. All of them are in lovely full early wash colour. The atlas was issued for many years unaltered and here the maps of Essex and Warwickshire, Worcestershire and South Wales all bear watermarks of Whatman 1821. Provenance: private English collection. Carroll (1996) 68; Chubb (1927) 364; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9792London: W. Lewis, No. 21 Finch Lane, Cornhill([1819])
GBP395.0English County Atlas[1819]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9792&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9792a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9792b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9792c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILIP, George & SonPhilips' Atlas of the Counties of England, Including Maps of North & South Wales, The Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man. Reduced from the Ordnance Survey , and coloured to shew the new Parliamentary divisions, according to the Redistribution Bill, 1885Folio (370 x 270 mm.), contemporary half calf, gilt ruled boards with ornate gilt embossed title to upper board, spine with raised bands, compartments with blind and gilt ruling, gilt titles, marbled endpapers with booksellers label of Edward Stanford inside front cover. With titlepage, Contents leaf, pp. (4), (106) and 49 wash coloured lithographic maps consisting of one general and 48 numbered counties etc., in good condition.; George Philip (1800-82) was born in Aberdeenshire and left in 1819 for Liverpool. He joined his brother who was a minister in the city. He began working with a bookseller before opening his own shop in 1834. His son George joined him in 1848. This particular series of county maps were first issued separately in the early 1860s. They were collected together for 'Philips' Atlas of the Counties of England' published in 1865. The plates for these maps were never printed in intaglio form and were used only to produce lithographic transfers. The maps themselves are derived from the one inch Ordnance Survey. Lancashire is made up of two-sheets and Yorkshire is in four.This 'New and Revised Edition' illustrates the new Parliamentary Divisions according to the Redistribution Bill of 1885. This Act redistributed the seats with the idea of equating population in each constituency. Each map had continuously been updated over time, particularly with regard to the expanding railway network. Following the maps is a 106 page index to places. Provenance: private English collection acquired 2010. Burden 119I; Carroll 123; Smith (1985) pp. 147-9.9811London & Liverpool: George Philip and Son, 32 Fleet Street. Liverpool: 45 yo 51 South Castle Street(c.1889)
GBP250.0English County Atlasc.1889nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9811&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9811a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9811b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9811c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SENEX, JohnThe Roads through England Delineated or Ogilbys SurveyOblong quarto (180 x 230 mm), recent half calf, marbled paper boards, with ornate gilt ribbed spine, gilt red calf title label. With engraved title, eight pages of text and explanation, engraved general map of England and Wales and 101 engraved road strip maps printed back to back, with light crease to centre indicating that probably it was originally in a limp binding, some general browning particularly to the final few leaves, otherwise in good condition.; John Senex (c.1678-1740) was geographer to Queen Anne and a Fellow of the Royal Society. He began his career as a book seller, later becoming an engraver and publisher. In 1714 he published the large folio 'English Atlas' which was followed by the folio 'New General Atlas' of 1721. In 1719 Senex published a pocket version of John Ogilbys 'Britannia' road book. It contained reductions of the originals suitable for carrying. It was published again by his widow Mary in 1742 after which the plates were acquired by John Bowles & Son. It was issued by them c.1753, then as 'The Roads Through England Delineated' in 1757 and again in 1759 as offered here. Further editions were to appear in 1762 and c.1768 by John Bowles alone. There were even later editions at the hands of Robert Wilkinson. Provenance: private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 37-9; Not in Chubb; Fordham p. 18; refer Shirley BL T.Sen 3a (this edition not in the BL); Smith Road Map Confusion Revisited, in 'IMCoS Journal' no. 45, pp. 6-11 & no. 47 pp. 29-39.9826London: John Bowles & Son(1759)
GBP975.0English County Atlas1759nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9826&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9826a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9826b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9826c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Survey of the High Roads from London to Hampton Court, Bagshot ... On a Scale of one Inch to a Mile; Wherein Every Gentleman's Seat, situate on, or seen from the Road ...Quarto (255 x 165 mm.), recent half calf, with marbled paper boards, spine with gilt title, in a recent solander box. With engraved title page, folding general map, map of the Turnpike Gates, both in early wash colour, Explanation and Advertisement leaf, and 80 strip road maps on 40 sheets all in early wash colour. Engraved throughout, with some very minor foxing, complete with original endpapers, in good condition.; An example of the FIRST EDITION on LARGE PAPER. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. In 1794, he was commissioned by the Postmaster-General to survey the roads of Great Britain. Cary had already published road books; indeed, his first publication is one showing the roads between London and Falmouth in 1784. In 1790 Cary published his Survey of the High Roads from London which contained twelve routes from the town and eighteen cross roads. All the plates are in lovely early colour and display a wealth of information. It was particularly pointed out by Cary that the country houses along the route could be seen from certain vantage points which are marked out on the maps. It was reissued unaltered in 1799, in 1801 and again in 1810. There were no further editions. Provenance: manuscript inscription to title of 'R. Harries Jr'?; bookplate of Taylor inside front cover; Clarendon Books; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; Fordham (1925) pp. 40-1; Fordham (1924) p. 40; Shirley (2004) T.Cary 4a.9831London: (July 1st., 1790)
GBP850.0Middx Berks Bucks Herts Essex Kent Surrey English County AtlasJuly 1st., 1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9831&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9831a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9831b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9831c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9831d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THOROTON, RobertThe Antiquities of Nottinghamshire, Extracted Out of Records, Original Evidences, Leiger Books, other Manuscripts, and Authentick Authorities. Beautified with Maps, prospects, and Portraictures.Folio (345 x 225 mm.), later full calf, ornate blind and gilt panelling, rebacked with raised bands, blind ruled compartments, retaining original gilt calf labels, later marbled endpapers. Imprimatur leaf possibly from another copy, followed by title page printed in red and black, backed, pp. (xvi), 507, (37), with folding map, 13 other double page and folding engraved plates, 22 single page plates and others set within the text, 8 pages of coats of arms, with the often lacking extra slip of 8 further coats of arms, small tear with old repair to plate of tombs on p. 164, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION of the FIRST HISTORY of the county of Nottinghamshire. Most of the plates in this work are engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar (1607-77). In the annals of English copper plate engraving few hold such a high reputation, it is in the seventeenth century that he contributed so much. He is one of the first to record in such great detail and quantity the English way of life at the time. The breadth and depth of his work is remarkable. He was born in Prague 13 July 1607 as Vclav Hollar which he would later anglicise. His childhood was a life of some privilege which enabled him access to some of the finest art works of the era including that of the principal court engraver Aegidius Sadeler with whom it is believed Hollar learnt to engrave. Hollars early work was in Prague but the turmoil at home encouraged him to go to Stuttgart, Germany in 1627, then to Strasbourg two years later. It was in 1636 that a fortuitous meeting occurred with the English envoy Thomas Howard, the Earl of Arundel. Hollar joined the entourage and was employed to record their travels. At the end of the year the Earl of Arundel returned to England and was joined by Hollar. For the next six years he worked closely alongside him. The Earl and his circle were fervent Royalists which it appears matched Hollars own sympathies. According to the eighteenth century engraver George Vertue, he fought during the Civil War being present at the garrison of Basing House in 1644 with other notable artists such as Inigo Jones and William Faithorne. Robert Thoroton (1623-78) was born into an old Nottinghamshire family which took its name from the hamlet of Thoroton, formerly Thurveton, near Newark. Educated at Christ's College, Cambridge, and became a medical practitioner in 1646. He took little part in the Civil War and after the Restoration was made Justice of the peace for the county. He began work on the 'Antiquities of Nottinghamshire' in 1677. His father-in-law Gilbert Boun had transcribed notes from the Domesday Book. 'For his researches he employed paid assistants at considerable expense to himself, delving into family archives, registers (some now lost), estate papers, church monuments, and epitaphs. Like a number of county antiquaries he was little concerned with his own times, or indeed with his own century, but tried to trace the manorial history of each parish back to Domesday. He showed little interest in Roman remains, while protesting at enclosure and destruction of woods. His notes, made on the back of letters from his patients in Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, and Derbyshire, are now in Nottingham Public Library' (ODNB). The book is dedicated to Gilbert Sheldon, archbishop of Canterbury and Sir William Dugdale, both personal friends. 'Dugdale wrote to the antiquary Sir Daniel Fleming, 'Dr Thoroton's book cost me 16s to 18s. I do esteem the book well worth your buying, though had he gone to the fountain of records it might have been better done' (1 Sept 1677, Le Fleming MSS, 139 40)' (ODNB). This example is complete with the folding map of the county dated 1676 and the rare slip of Arms. Provenance: private English collection. Anderson p. 235; ESTC R22553; ODNB; Upcott 1047-51.9833London: Printed by Robert White, for Henry Mortlock, at the Sign of the Phoenex in St. Paul's Church-yard, and at the White-hart in Westminster-Hall(1677)
GBP995.0British Topography1677nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9833&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9833a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9833b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9833c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9833d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9833e.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9833f.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CRUCHLEY, George FrederickCruchleys County Atlas of England & Wales Shewing all the Railways & Stations ...Oblong quarto (230 x 310 mm.), recent half green calf, cloth boards, gilt ruled and titled spine. With title page laid on oblong paper to match and 45 (of 47) lithographic maps comprising a general map of England and Wales, 43 county maps on 44 plates (West Riding being on two plates) and North Wales, all in early outline colour, some light centrefold show through, lacking index, Cheshire and South Wales, Middlesex supplied from another copy, otherwise generally fine.; THE ERIC GARDNER COPY. George Frederick Cruchley (1797-1880) had learned his trade with Aaron Arrowsmith and began to work for himself in 1823. His early days were concentrated on publishing maps of London but following the death of John Cary in 1834 he acquired much of the stock from the surviving heirs. Cruchley made lithographic transfers from the plates until he sold them all in 1877. Cruchleys main marketing tool was to add to the original plates details of the railways, postal, telegraph and other useful information. These plates were originally published by Cary as the 'New and Correct English Atlas', 1809. Although quite probably acquired at an earlier date, Cruchley does not appear to have made use of them until 1863 when he published the 'County Atlas of England & Wales'. There were further undated editions of c.1864 as here, c.1868 and a final one dated 1875. All issues are rare. Provenance: Eric Gardner collection; sold Phillips, London, 21 May 1987 lot 355; Burden collection. Beresiner pp. 93-5; not in Chubb; Nicholson (2003) G. F. Cruchley and Maps for the Million, in IMCoS Journal 93 pp. 21-38; Smith, George Frederick Cruchley, 1796-1880, in 'The Map Collector' no. 49 pp. 16-22.9893London: G. F. Cruchley, Map Seller & Globe Maker, 81, Fleet Street, London(c.1864)
GBP450.0English County Atlasc.1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9893&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9893a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9893b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9893c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9893d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LINSCHOTEN, Jan Huygen vanHis Discours of Voyages unto ye Easte & West Indies. Devided into foure BookeFolio (290 x 190 mm.), full contemporary calf, blind panelled with ornate central blind feature to both boards, spine with raised bands, blind ruled, with later ties?, some minor repair to top and bottom of the spine. With title page laid down, complete with the exception of all folding plates, the portrait of Linschoten and the title to the third book, those in the text and other titles are all present, some light waterstaining, otherwise in good condition.; The first English edition, translated from the original 1596 Dutch. Lacking the folding plates as above. For those more interested in the text and unwilling to pay the considerable amount extra to obtain a complete copy, this is a good example. It contains smaller maps of Sumatra, Java Major, Saint Helena, Congo and Spain. The work 'Contains all the knowledge and learning related to the East and West Indies and navigations to those parts that was available at the end of the sixteenth century. It was held in such high esteem that for nearly a century a copy was given to each ship sailing to India' (Hill). Provenance: early manucript incription on the title of 'Hen. Ware'. Borba de Moraes I p. 488; Church 321; ESTC S111823; European Americana 598/57; Hill 1025; Sabin 41374.9984London: By [John Windet for] Iohn Wolfe printer to ye Honorable Cittie of London, [1598](1598)
GBP1750.0Travel1598nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9984&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9984a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9984b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9984d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9984e.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9984g.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9984h.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PEICHUN, Zhou(Procession)295 x 635 mm., woven silk image, painted by hand, mounted and framed, in good condition.; Zhou Peichun was an artist who flourished during the Qing Dynasty (fl.1865-1910) in Peking (Beijing). His studio would come to specialise in producing albums of paintings of Chinese customs, largely for foreigners. 'Export paintings' were very popular at the time. In order to produce them in numbers he had the studio copy his originals. The image depicts a procession led by numerous attendants carrying lanterns, umbrellas, plaques and flags. They lead two palanquins accompanied by various officials. The artists name is found lower left in Chinese 'painted by Zhou Peichun in Beijing'. A search for the image has only located examples on plain beige coloured silk. We have been unable to locate one on such fine blue silk. This is likely not an original but is however due to the nature of the silk a special example. Little is known about Zhou Peichun. We do not have his date of birth or death. We do know that his shop was just outside the Shunzhimen gate. This is the west gate of the Wanping fort, a Ming Dynasty fortress, or walled city in Beijing. It was erected 1638-40. Zhou also produced a map of Beijing in 1865, examples survive at Harvard and in the MacLean Collection. References: private correspondence Richard Pegg, Maclean Collection; Victoria and Albert Museum Accession 1934 no. E.2960-1934 (watercolour on paper).7596Peking: (c.1900)
GBP1250.0Chinac.1900nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7596&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7596.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AA, Pierre van derGrande Pologne et Prusse avec les frontieres de la Misnie, Lusace, Moravie et Lithuanie ...290 x 365 mm., in good condition.; A map of Poland by Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733), a prolific publisher particularly during the first part of the eighteenth century. By 1682 he was a bookseller and proprietor of an auction house. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'.9721Leiden: (c.1725)
GBP150.0Eastern Europec.1725nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9721&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9721.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AA, Pierre van derLes trois Iles appellies en Allemand Werders, ou sont les Territoires de Dantzic, Marienbourg et Elbing dans la Prusse Royale290 x 365 mm., in good condition.; A map centred on the town of Elbing, Poland, now known as Elblag just to the south east of Gdansk. It is by Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733), a prolific publisher particularly during the first part of the eighteenth century. By 1682 he was a bookseller and proprietor of an auction house. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'.9722Leiden: (c.1710)
GBP120.0Eastern Europec.1710nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9722&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9722.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VON REILLY, Franz Johann JosephDie Inseln Wight210 x 270 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; An interesting map of the Isle of Wight, one of a limited number solely of the island. It is from Von Reilly's 'Grosse Deutscher Atlas'. Dorflinger 'The first Austrian world atlases' in 'Imago Mundi' 33; Phillips 686; refer to Shirley BL T.Reil 1a; Tooley Dictionary.9758Vienna: (1790)
GBP110.0Hants England1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9758&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9758.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SKRINE, HenryA General Account of all the Rivers of Note in Great Britain; with their several courses, their peculiar characters, the countries through which they flow, and the entire sea coast of our islandOctavo (215 x 130 mm.), full contemporary mottled calf, ornate gilt panelled, spine with decorative gilt bands to the spine and central compartment features, gilt green calf title, marbled endpapers. With double page folding aquatint frontispiece, pp. xx, 412, with 17 engraved maps, in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. This is a curious work focusing on the rivers of Great Britain, seventeen regional maps illustrate them with their tributaries. The accompanying text describes each one and the country through which they flow. The title page describes Henry Skrine as being the successful author of 'three successive Tours in the North of England and Scotland in 1795, and two successive Tours in South and North Wales'. The work is published by Peter Elmsley (1736-1802) who was according to the British Book Trade Index born in Aberdeenshire and became printer to the Royal Society. Provenance: bookplate of John Vandeleur; private English collection. Upcott (1968) xxviii.9968London: Printed by T. Bensley, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, for P. Elmsly in the Strand(1801)
GBP220.0English County Atlas1801nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9968&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9968a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9968b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9968c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamDunelmensis Episcopatus qui comitatus est Palatinus olim pars Brigantum280 x 335 mm., nice dark impression, in good condition.; The first printed map of Durham from William Camden's 'Britannia'. This is from the seventh edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first series to be illustrated with county maps, although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An example of the preferred first state from the second edition without text on the verso. Chubb 19; Shirley BL T.Camd 1c; Skelton 6; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.10009London: (1607-[10])
GBP160.0Durham England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10009&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10009.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamDunelmensis Episcopatus qui comitatus est Palatinus olim pars Brigantum280 x 335 mm., light soiling upper corner, otherwise in good condition.; The first printed map of Durham from William Camden's 'Britannia'. This is from the seventh edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first series to be illustrated with county maps, although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. An example of the second state from the second edition without text on the verso. Chubb 19; Shirley BL T.Camd 1c; Skelton 6; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.10010London: (1607-[10])
GBP150.0Durham England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10010&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10010.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamFlint Comitatus quem ordovices olim incoluerunt265 x 320 mm., in good condition.; This is from an edition of William Camdens 'Britannia' first published in 1586. It was the last to be published in his lifetime and the first to be illustrated with county maps although this had been contemplated since at least 1589. Camden (1551-1623) was an antiquary and historian. An academic by profession he would become the headmaster of Westminster School in 1593. He spent much of his time travelling and collecting material for his highly respected 'Britannia'. This is engraved by William Kip and is from the first fully illustrated edition of William Camden's classic work, this example from the preferred second edition without text to the verso. Chubb 18; Evans (1964) MCC no. 13 p. 6; Shirley BL T.Camd 1b; Skelton 5; STC 4508; Taylor 'Late Tudor and Early Stuart Geography' pp. 9- 13.8843London: (1607-[10])
GBP95.0Wales1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8843&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8843.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausRennes190 x 295 mm., in good condition.; This view of Rennes is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Rennes is the capital of Brittany. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9690Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP65.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9690&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9690.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausMontpelier190 x 285 mm., in good condition.; This view of Montpelier is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Montpellier stands 10 kilometres form the Mediterranean coast of southern France. The Gothic cathedral dates from 1364. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9691Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP65.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9691&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9691.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausChaalons en Champaigne185 x 335 mm., slight paper crease right side, otherwise in good condition.; This view of Chaalons is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Chaalons en Champaigne is the capital of Marne in eastern France and was only officially renamed thus in 1998. Previously it was known as Chalons-sur-Marne. The River Marne flows through the foreground. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9692Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP65.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9692&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9692.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausRouanne185 x 370 mm., in good condition.; This view of Roannne is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Roanne in the Auverge is situated on the Loire River but is not that far north west of Lyon. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9693Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP75.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9693&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9693.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]QUAD, MatthiasBavaria Ducatus195 x 290 mm., in good condition.; A fine example of the Matthias Quad map of Bavaria, Germany, engraved by Johann Bussemacher. It was published in 'Europae Totius Orbis Terrarum' in 1594 and orientated with north at the top. It extends from Augsburg in the west to Passaw in the east. The city of Augsburg in the south east is also depicted. Meurer "Atlantes Colonienses" Qua 4 no. 15.9723Cologne: Lambert Andreas(1594)
GBP75.0Germany1594nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9723&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9723.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransCrempa/ Reinh Oldsburga345 x 490 mm., recent wash colour, in good condition.; Krempe is a town situated to the north west of Hamburg, in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It illustrates the walled in the town with its prominent church and is found in the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' which was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. It is accompanied by another of Rendsburg on the River Elder, also in Schleswig-Holstein. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Its prominence rose on construction of the Kiel Canal in 1895, on which it sits. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. It was first published in the fourth volume in 1588 with Latin text, as here. Koeman II B & H 4 no. 35.9986()
GBP150.0GermanynononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9986&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9986.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AA, Pierre van derVues des Villes, Edifices & autres choses remarquables de la Grand' Bretagne & d'Irlande, Representees en tailles-douces tres exactes, avec une courte Description sous chaque figureOblong quarto (190 x 240 mm.), full contemporary calf, joint to upper board weak, spine with raised bands, ornate gilt decorated compartments, gilt title and volume number. With three half titles to each part, part 4 contains 6 maps, 9 town plans and 39 plates; part 5 contains 2 maps and 34 plates; part 6 contains 8 maps, 4 plan and 16 plates, in total 114 plates consisting of 16 maps, 9 plans and 89 plates light water stain affecting about 6 plates, otherwise in good condition.; Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733) was born in Leiden, the son of a stone cutter or sculptor. By the time he was but nine years old he was already apprenticed to a bookseller. By 1682 he was the owner of a bookshop and auction. His output is so large that Koeman was sure that there were works yet to be identified. His printed catalogue of 1729 alludes to the fact that works could be made to order.As with many of his published books the source of the plates contained within is various. This work appears to be on the British Isles and to consist of 6 parts, the last three of which are present here. The 16 maps were those first published in Jan Janssons Atlas Minor of 1648. Here the fundamental difference is the titles are now in French. The 9 plans were all first published in Britannia Magna sive Anglia by Rutger Hermannides. The main difference here is the addition of a key above and some additional toponyms on each plate. The 89 views, largely birds-eye images of country houses, are all from James Beeveralls Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et LIrlande first published in 1707 and expanded in 1727. Beyond this work we now very little about Beeverall. The illustrations are derived from Loggan, Kip, Slezer and others and are engraved by Jan Goeree (1670-1731). First published in 1707 this second edition is greatly expanded and updated. Despite many images being derived from earlier published works they are by no means slavish copies. Many bear additional decoration of features. Provenance: bookplate of Sir William Maxwell of Monreith pasted inside upper cover. Adams (1967) 20; Brunet (1860-80) 1735; Burden (1992) Berkshire Town Plans pp. 10-11; Deadman & Brooks (2015) pp. 22 & 24; Frostick (2011) no. 15; Koeman (1967-70) I pp. 1-30, II Me 204; Lowndes (1864) 146; Upcott (1968) p. xxiv.9775Leiden: (c.1730)
GBP850.0English County Atlasc.1730nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9775&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9775a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9775b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9775c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9775d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9775e.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9775g.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]THOMSON, JohnThe Atlas of Scotland, or County Atlas; Consisting of Maps of all the Counties on a Very Large Scale, Compiled from Actual SurveyFolio (570 x 450 mm.), contemporary half calf with ornately embossed green cloth boards, gilt ruled, rebacked preserving original spine, raised bands, gilt ruled and gilt title. With typographic title page dated 1831, further typographic title page dated 1832 [see below], Contents, Dedication with further contents on the verso, pp. viii Introduction and 29 maps in 58 sheets, generally in early outline colour, pp. 18 Index, some light offsetting, margin tear to no. 27 repaired, otherwise in good condition.; John Thomson was born in 1777 to a merchant father in Edinburgh. He started business as a bookseller in Hunter Square, Edinburgh, in 1807. His first major publication was the Travellers Guide of 1798 which ran to nine editions. A New General Atlas was a superb folio production issued in 1817 and again successful with several later editions. Buoyed by this success he set about the production of a Scottish county atlas. It was to be on the largest scale attempted yet with the exception of one or two in Joan Blaeus atlas of 1654. A prospectus was issued in 1818 and quickly the number of subscribers passed 1,200.Thomson produced his maps by utilising existing work in many cases and increasing the scale. He then used land surveyors and local people to amend and add to the maps. The map of Edinburgh uses the same plates as the James Knox of 1812 with some alterations. For that of Ayrshire a new survey was undertaken by William Johnson who spent three summers studying local material. The land surveyor Alexander Martin spent the years 1822-26 working on Fife, Sutherland was freshly surveyed at the expense of the Countess of Sutherland and Bute was surveyed by John MacKinlay.As in his previous publications partners were employed around the country. The plates were engraved in both Edinburgh and London from 1820 to 1830. As they were finished the maps were made available for sale. In the Preface of the finished work Thomson wrote that since 1818 'the work has been continually in progress, but the great difficulty of finding assistants, materials, and making the necessary surveys have retarded the completion much longer than anticipated ... A Work which he never would have undertaken, had he known the difficulties to be encountered, the great number of people to be employed, the advance of capital, and the time necessary to carry through such an arduous undertaking, which required at least one surveyor to each county to correct the drawings, and find respectable names to guarantee their accuracy'.This inevitably led to Thomson suffering financial difficulties and on 20 April 1830 he went into bankruptcy. After the Trustee for the creditors decided to finish the atlas it is recorded that various people needed payment for goods. Especially to the engraver Robert Menzies, who would not complete the large four-sheet map of Inverness-shire until paid. The Trustee attempted to sell the entire complete stock without success and the whole went to auction in April 1831. Thomson, in the guise of John Thomson & Co., bought the stock for 1800. His payments were guaranteed by his friends. A title page had been printed by the Trustee dated 1831, one example of which survives in the example at the Cambridge University Library. Thomson went on to produce his own title page and Index both dated 1832 which is the standard format found. This example contains BOTH TITLE PAGES and BOTH PRINTED CONTENTS LISTS. The complete work has 58 maps of the 29 counties of Scotland. The scales vary between one and two inches to the mile. It was therefore the largest and most detailed survey of Scotland to date and not superseded until that of the Ordnance Survey. His financial woes continued and he filed for bankruptcy a second time in 1835. Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1927) no. 32; Moir (1973) no. I pp. 129-31 & II p. 154 no. 11; Withers, Charles 'Introductory Essay to Facsimile of the atlas'.9815London: Printed for John Thomson & Co. Edinburgh; Baldwin & Cradock, London; and John Cumming, Dublin(1831-[32])
GBP2750.0Scotland1831-[32]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9815&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9815a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9815b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9815c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9815d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9815f.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GARDNER, ThomasA Pocket-Guide to the English Traveller: Being a Compleat Survey and measurement of all the Principal Roads and most Considerable Cross-Roads in England and Wales in One Hundred Copper-PlatesQuarto (185 x 155 mm.), full contemporary calf, ornate blind panelled boards, rebacked with ribbed spine with gilt calf title label affixed. With typographic title page printed in red & black, Preface and index pp. (4), 8, and 100 engraved road strip plates, some trimmed close at the lower edge, otherwise in good condition.; Gardner is described as an engraver in Tooleys 'Dictionary of Mapmakers' but the recent work of Worms and Baynton-Williams casts doubt on that. Indeed, this is his only known cartographic work. In the period 1718-20 there were no less than four reduced versions of John Ogilby's landmark Britannia first published in 1675. The attempt of Herman Moll was publicised first but was never completed. One of the reasons for this may well have been the impending competition of Gardner, arguably the most desirable of the published works. The 'Pocket-Guide to the English Traveller' is in fact the first of the versions to reach the market being advertised 30 December 1718 in the 'Daily Courant'. The publishers were Jacob Tonson and John Watts. Tonson (1656-1736) was a well-known publisher who earlier in his career had worked with Abel Swall, the last publisher of the folio Ogilby 'Britannia' c.1705. Watts (c.1678-1763) was renowned for the quality of his typesetting and at one point counted amongst his compositors one Benjamin Franklin.The Preface best describes the aim of the work The [Britannia] has been done with so much Care and Exactness, and esteemd a Work so useful, that it wanted only to be reducd to a portable Volume, to render it of general Advantage to an English Traveller. As the original Plates are in large Sheets, the general Use of them has been hitherto lost, and the Book rather an Entertainment for a Traveller within Doors, than a Guide to him upon the Road ... Just two days after the announcement of its publication John Senex announced 'An Actual Survey Of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales'. This undoubtedly hurt sales but the biggest threat was yet to arrive in the name of Emanuel Bowens 'Britannia Depicta'. A battle took place in the press at this time for the new market between the published works of Gardner and Senex and the impending work of Bowen. Tonson retired about 1720 which may also explain the lack of another edition, his business being handed to his nephew. Harley stated that Gardner had signed four plates although I couldnt identify them, plate number 33 is signed by W. Caslon (1693-1766) who most likely engraved others. He is described as A celebrated typefounder', 'the Elzevir of England' (Worms & Baynton-Williams). Provenance: private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 36-7; Carroll (1996) Appendix 3; Chubb (1927) 137; ESTC T154207; Fordham (1924) p. 18; Harley (1970); Hodson (1984-97) I p. 80; Shirley (2004) T.Gard 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9824London: Jacob Tonson & John Watts(1719)
GBP2950.0English County Atlas1719noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9824&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9824a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9824b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9824c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9824d.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TAYLOR, George & SKINNER, AndrewTaylor and Skinner's Maps of the Roads of Ireland, Surveyed 1777Tall octavo (245 x 150 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, rebacked preserving original spine, ornate gilt bands with decorative blind compartments, green calf gilt title label. With folding general map, engraved title page with vignette, Dedication, Explanation, Index and 288 plates, pp. xvi, 288, in very good condition.; THE FIRST ROAD BOOK OF IRELAND. The first road strip maps of England and Wales were published by John Ogilby in his landmark 'Britannia' in 1675. A similar work on Scotland did not appear until 1776, it was published by George Taylor (fl. 1772-1807) and Andrew Skinner. Despite financial troubles with the Scottish work, two years later they were able to publish this, the first road atlas of Ireland.All but 24 of the maps are identified as being engraved by 'Terry'. Garnet Terry's (1746?-1817) earliest work appears to have been around 1775. He also produced some of the plates for Taylor and Skinner's 'Roads of North Britain' in 1776. Clearly impressed with his work, he appears to have engraved the whole of this atlas. He was prolific too, as Bonar Law points out, the dates that appear range from 29 July 1778 on the first map to 2 November 1778 towards the end. A serious rate of production. He went on to print the 1 and 2 notes for the Bank of England for whom he worked from 1795 to 1810.Most of the maps are in two strips, although some are full page. Upwards of 8000 miles of roads were surveyed by the authors in 1777. The maps feature topographical detail and the nearby estates including the names of their owners. The title page vignette records the Battle of the Boyne, 1690. It is dedicated to Edmond Sexton Pery, Speaker of the Irish House of Commons from 1771 to 1785. As with Ogilby's work, it records the 'Direct' roads leading from Dublin and the Cross Roads between other locations. Distances are recorded in Irish and British miles. A second edition was published in 1783 with one further plate numbered 289. Provenance: private English collection. Andrews, J. H. (1967) Facsimile of the 1783 edition; Bonar Law (1997) A30; Chubb (1927) Ireland XI; Shirley (2004) T.Tayl 3a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9825London & Dublin: Sold by G. Nicol, Strand; I. Murray, Fleet-Street, London. and by W. Wilson, No.6, Dame-Street, Dublin(1778)
GBP1250.0Ireland1778nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9825&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9825a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9825b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9825c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Derby, From an Actual Survey made in The Years 1824 and 1825, By C. & I. Greenwood1535 x 1170 mm., four sheets cut, dissected and laid on contemporary linen, in full early wash colour, edged in green silk, marbled endpapers. Complete with contemporary full calf slipcase, gilt panelled, gilt ruled spine with blue calf gilt title label, a little worn, with very light offsetting near the title, otherwise in good condition.; This large scale map of Derby is by Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) and his brother John Greenwood (1791-1867). They were both surveyors. Christopher Greenwood was from Yorkshire who settled in Wakefield by about 1815 before moving to London in 1818. His first large-scale survey was of Yorkshire published in 1817. His brother John was also a surveyor and in 1821 they joined forces. Along with the distribution capabilities of George Pringle and Son, they made an immediate impact with their series of large scale surveys of many English counties. This is one of four published in 1825. It is on a large scale of one inch to the mile and differentiates between woods and plantations, heaths and commons, different types of waterway and roads. Watermills, windmills, toll booths, coal mines and railways are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. The Little Eaton Tramway opened in 1795 was specifically built for the collieries. It was built by James Outram and was a horsedrawn line. It remained open until 1908. The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. A large vignette of Chatsworth House occupies the lower left corner. Their surveys utilised the latest system of triangulation adopted by Colonel Mudge and his surveyors for the Ordnance Survey. Indeed, they were in open competition with them. The Greenwood maps were coloured as opposed to the more functional black and white Ordnance Surveys of the period. Rodger (1972) 80; Tooley 'Large Scale' Map Collector 27 p. 37 D16; Tooley's Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9841London: By the Proprietors Greenwood, Pringle & Co. 13 Regent Street, Pall Mall(21 December 1825)
GBP1500.0Derby England21 December 1825nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9841&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9841a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9841b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, ChristopherMap of the County Palatine of Lancaster, from an Actual Survey made in the Year 18182025 x 1385 mm., six sheets cut, dissected and laid on contemporary linen, marbled endpapers, green silk edging, in full early wash colour. Complete with contemporary full early calf slipcase, ornate gilt panelled, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled, each compartment with ornate central gilt feature, with blue calf title label, light wear. In very good condition.; This is only the second large scale map by Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) preceded only by that of Yorkshire. He was a surveyor and mapmaker from Yorkshire who settled in Wakefield by about 1815 before moving to London in 1818. His first large-scale survey was of Yorkshire published in 1817. This second survey of Lancashire was co-published with William Fowler, also of Wakefield, in 1818. His brother John was yet to join him in the enterprise. The map is drawn by R. Creighton and engraved by Samuel John Neele (1758-1824) and his son James Neele (1791-1868). The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. Their surveys utilised the latest system of triangulation adopted by Colonel Mudge and his surveyors for the Ordnance Survey. Indeed, they were in open competition with them. The Greenwood maps were coloured as opposed to the more functional black and white Ordnance Surveys of the period.Engraved in wonderful large scale at one inch to the mile, it differentiates between woods and plantations, heaths and commons, different types of waterway, roads and of course canals. Both watermills and windmills are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. A large view of Liverpool from the sea is placed beneath the title cartouche. On this example someone has carefully laid the railway network as it existed around the mid-1840s. Rodger (1972) 256; Whittaker (1938) 351; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9844Wakefield & London: W. Fowler & C. Greenwood(Decr. 1st. 1818)
GBP2250.0Lancs EnglandDecr. 1st. 1818nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9844&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9844a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9844b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SIMMONS, MatthewCornewall105 x 100 mm., with some restoration to the top margin and two small wormholes, otherwise in good condition.; The origin of this EXTREMELY RARE WORK is the distance tables invented by John Norden and first published by him in 1625 under the title 'England An Intended Guyde For English Travailers'. His design presented a triangular distance table. These were straight line measurements; no record was made of the actual road distance. Matthew Simmons (fl.1635-54) was originally from Warwickshire and was apprenticed to the printer John Dawson in 1624. He was made free of the Stationers Company in 1631/2 and set himself up first as a bookseller and printer. He is arguably best known as the printer and seller of John Miltons works. The only address recorded for him is the Golden Lion in Duck Lane where he remained until his death in 1654. The first work entered under his name in the Stationers Register is the 'Direction for the English Traviller' in 1635; it is the EARLIEST ENGLISH ROAD book with maps. Simmons utilised the Norden tables but added in the opposite diagonal empty space a small map of the region. These were derived from the playing card maps of William Bowes as published in 1590 although here market towns are added. Their miniature size has led them to be referred to fondly as the thumb-nail maps. They are engraved by Jacob F. van Langeren (fl.1635-43) who arrived in London from the Netherlands around 1633. The maps by their very nature are lacking in detail. They display the county boundary with the names of the neighbouring counties, the market towns lettered although not all are present in the table, rivers and radiating lines to the eight principal compass points just as on the original Bowes playing card maps. The county town is marked with a cross above it. All are engraved to the same scale and have north at the top. The tables have been corrected from those of Norden, some in detail, others from typographic errors. Next to each town in its vertical column is its bearing in relation to the county town. As an interesting aside 1635 was an important year in postal history. Historically only Royal Mail was allowed to be carried, in other words letters to or from the King or his court. On 31 July 1635 King Charles I opened the service up to the public. A second edition of the book was published in 1636 with only a few alterations. For the later variant issue of the same year an extra line of mileage's is added along the diagonal representing the distances from London. The atlas is an exceedingly rare item LAST APPEARING on the market in 1985. The plates passed in to the hands of Thomas Jenner who re-engraved the maps in a larger size. This example is of the second state with the extra line of mileage figures. Provenance: Ex Libris George Savile; Bloomsbury Book Auction 3 May 1984 lot 245. Quixley (1966) no. 10; Skelton (1970) 22.9866London: (1635-[36])
GBP375.0Cornwall England1635-[36]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9866&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9866.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - TURPIN, HomanWorcester Sh95 x 60 mm., laid down as issued, in fine condition.; This pack was first announced by Robert Morden (fl.1669-1703) in the Easter Term Catalogues for 5 May 1676 and are otherwise undated. A second state was advertised in the Term Catalogues for October of the same year, 1676. This is identified by the presence of the names of neighbouring counties as here. For each county Morden displays below the map its Length, Breadth and Circumference in Old English miles. Below that he gives the chief city or town and its distance from London first in reputed and then measured miles according to John Ogilby. Lastly, he states their latitude. Each map bears the roads featured by Ogilby in his Britannia of 1675 with his leave, the main ones double lined and minor ones identified by one. Each bears a compass for bearing. In most cases, they are the first printed maps of the county to include roads, included within only six months of Ogilbys publication. This map of Worcestershire is from a rare later issue of Mordens playing cards entitled A Brief Description of England and Wales by Homan Turpin. The whereabouts of the plates since Morden last issued them is unknown, but they eventually came into Turpins possession. He was a bookseller from at least 1764 to 1787 who interestingly traded in second-hand books and buying libraries. The date of their issue is speculative as none of the six known Turpin catalogues list the cards it has been presumed to have been issued late in his career. Arber (1903-06) I. 263; Hodson no. 273; Mann & Kingsley Playing Cards, in Map Collector Series no. 87 p. 26, 3.3.9874London: (1676-[1770])
GBP395.0Worcs England1676-[1770]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9874&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9874.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BURDETT, Peter PerezA New Map of Derby-Shire, Describing the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, Borough & Market Towns, Villages, Canals, Rivers, Moors, Hills, Watering Places; with the Turnpike and Cross Roads, and Distances from Place to Place, & c. From an Actual Survey, by P. P. Burdett, and Improved by John Andrews735 x 525 mm., in fine early wash colour, cut and dissected, laid on contemporary linen, with original marbled paper slipcase in excellent condition, paper label with manuscript 'Derby' on one side, very good condition.; This is a reduction of a large-scale map drawn by Peter Perez Burdett (c.1734-93), a surveyor, mapmaker, draughtsman and engraver although he was not responsible for producing this plate. He began his career in Derbyshire before moving to Liverpool in 1771. It is not so well known that Burdett produced the first aquatint published in England and sold the process to Thomas Sandby. He was part of a circle of friends who met in Derby to discuss advances in the arts and sciences. Amongst the group was the artist Joseph Wright. Burdett produced just two large scale county maps, one of Derbyshire in 6 sheets c.1767 and one of Cheshire c. 1777.The Society for the Encouragement of the Arts launched an award of 100 for the best large-scale map in 1762. Out of a total of eleven applicants in the first years of the Societys initiative, only two were eventually judged to be worthy Benjamin Donn, for his map of Devon, and Peter Burdett for his map of Derbyshire (Delano-Smith). Although the engraver of this map is not identified it seems probable that it was Thomas Kitchin.The map is published by Robert Wilkinson (1752?-1825) who took over the business of John Bowles following his death in 1779. Despite being a reduction the map accurately depicts an extensive road network with mileage markers recorded. An interesting aspect of the map is its early geological content. Beds of limestone and coal are recorded pricked and solid lines accordingly according to the notation upper right. Delano-Smith (1997) pp. 120-22; Delano-Smith & Kain (1999) pp. 94-5; ODNB; Rodger (1972) no. 78; not in Tooley 'Large Scale English County Maps and Plans of Cities not Printed in Atlases', Map Collector 27 pp. 36-8; Tooley (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9888London: R. Wilkinson, No. 58 Cornhill(7 September 1786)
GBP550.0Derby England7 September 1786nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9888&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9888a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9888b.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILLIPS, RichardAn Atlas of the British Islands; Containing Forty-Six Maps Newly and Originally Drawn From the Population Returns, and Other Modern AuthoritiesOctavo (210 x 130 mm.), recent half red calf, preserving original marbled paper boards,spine with gilt ruled compartments, gilt title, with original blank endpapers. With typographic title page, Contents leaf, and 46 maps, one unnumbered double page general map, 40 maps of the English counties, Wales, 2 maps comprising Scotland and 2 of Ireland (Yorkshire and all general maps double page), all in early wash colour, British Isles and northern Scotland with repaired centrefold split, light foxing affecting some maps, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. This extremely rare atlas by Richard Phillips (1767-1840) appeared in just the one edition in 1808. It contains a series of maps engraved by Henry Cooper (fl.1804-19). The same series of maps are also found in 'A Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom', also published by Phillips in 1808. Phillips was born in London, although of a Leicestershire family and founded the 'Leicestershire Herald' in 1792. However, the following year he was sentenced to 18 months in gaol for selling Paines 'Rights of Man'! After his sentence his house and business burnt down and with the insurance money he moved back to London. He became Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1807 and received a knighthood the following year. However, bad fortune struck again when he was declared bankrupt in 1811. Only the one recorded example of this work is known in the Cambridge University Library, although we have handled examples in 2008 and 2017. Provenance: acquired 2014 for a private English collection. Refer Beresiner (1983) p. 80; Carroll (1996) 64; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9919London: Richard Phillips, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars(1808)
GBP1150.0English County Atlas1808nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9919&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9919a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9919b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/9919c.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Actual Survey of the Country Fifteen Miles Round London. On a Scale of one Inch to a MileSmall quarto (185 x 125 mm.), full contemporary calf, ornate gilt panelling to boards, rebacked with blind ruled compartments, gilt title, with original marbled endpapers and free blank endpapers. With a double-page general map, Advertisement, engraved title page including a decorative vignette, Explanation, 50 full page maps, (2),Index to place-names in two columns pp. (27), all in early outline colour with some wash to woods and parks, with folding map of the 'Environs of London' form the 11th edition of the 'New Itinerary' 1828, inserted at the end, in good condition.; John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. Cary had already published road books; indeed, his first publication is one showing the roads between London and Falmouth, 1784. For this work the large scale of one inch to the mile allowed John Cary to include a great deal of detail including local side roads. As the title describes 'every seat thereon, with the name of the Possessor ... to which is added, 'An Index of all the Names contained in the Plates'. Each individual building is detailed. The small format allowed a broader sale as it fitted nicely into the pocket. A very useful tool even for researchers today. Twenty eight of the fifty plates were first published earlier in the year on 1 January 1786 as 'Cary's Actual Survey of Middlesex'. Expanded to fifty plates the title is dated 20 June 1786, however, some of the plates bear the slightly later date of 15 August 1786. There were later editions in 1800 and 1811. Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; Darlington & Howgego (1964) 183.1; ESTC T212885; Fordham (1925a) p. 22; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10018London: John Cary, No. 188, Strand(20 June 1786)
GBP1100.0Middx England20 June 1786nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10018&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/10018a.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/10018b.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/10018c.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/10018d.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/10018e.jpg;http://www.caburden.com/pictures/Multi6/10018f.jpg;antiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MUNSTER, SebastianHolad210 x 140 mm., set on a leaf of text, in good condition.; Sebastian Munster's map of the Low Countries first issued in the 'Cosmographia' of 1550. French text. Karrow, R.W. (1993) 58/155.9676Basel: (c.1550)
GBP125.0Low Countriesc.1550nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9676&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9676.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausPignerol170 x 335 mm., in good condition.; This view of Pignerol [Pinerolo] is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. At the time the Duchy of Savoy and Piedmont were under the influence of France. Pinerolo is situated 50 kilometres south west of Turin. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9694Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP80.0Italyc.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9694&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9694.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausVienne225 x 305 mm., in good condition.; This view of Vienne is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Vienne is a town to the south of Lyon on the River Rhone. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9695Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP75.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9695&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9695.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausOranges195 x 290 mm., in good condition.; This view of Oranges is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Oranges is a town just to the north of Avignon on the River Rhone in southern France. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9696Frankfurt: (c.1655)
GBP65.0Francec.1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9696&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9696.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausSuitia Schweytz210 x 325 mm., in good condition.; This view of Schwyz is from the 'Topographia Helvetiae' by Martin Zeiler published 1642. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in the same year with this work and extended to much of Europe. The final book covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Schwyz is a town in a Canton of the same name situated near Lucerne and Zug bordered by Lake Zurich and Lake Lucerne. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9705Frankfurt: (1642)
GBP75.0Switzerland & Austria1642nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9705&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9705.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausStetinum210 x 335 mm., in good condition.; This view of Stettin (Szczecin) in Poland is from Werdenhagen's 'De Rebuspublicis Hanseaticus Tractatus' published in 1641. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. Szczecin is a town on the Oder River, near its mouth with the Baltic Sea. Shirley (2004) G.Werd 1a no. 74.9706Frankfurt: (1641)
GBP95.0Eastern Europe1641nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9706&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9706.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausProsp: ex parte Vid Latissimi Parisiarum. ab Anthoni dicti180 x 285 mm., in very good condition.; This view of the Bastille in Paris is from the 'Topographia Gallia' by Martin Zeiler published 1655-61. It formed just one volume of the 'Topographiae' series which began in 1642 with a volume on Switzerland and extended to much of Europe. The final work covers Italy in 1688. All of the plates were the work of Matthaus Merian (1593-1650). Born in Basle, Switzerland, he was one of the finest engravers of the seventeenth century. He was renowned for his town plans and views. He married the daughter of Theodore de Bry. The Bastille prison in the background was the scene of one of the best known events of the French Revolution, the storming of the Bastille on 14 July, 1789. Henceforth known as Bastille Day. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 22a.9708Frankfurt: (1655)
GBP85.0France1655nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9708&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9708.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]QUAD, MatthiasPalatinatus Bavariae195 x 290 mm., in good condition.; A fine example of the Matthias Quad map of Bavaria, Germany, engraved by Johann Bussemacher. It was published in 'Geographisch Handtbuch' in 1600 and orientated with north at the top. It is on a good scale extending from Nurnberg in the west to Ingolstatt and Regensburgh in the south. Meurer 'Atlantes Colonienses' Qua 6 no. 26.9724Cologne: (1600)
GBP75.0Germany1600nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9724&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/9724.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]Cary, John & George(Caermarthenshire)530 x 655 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; Sheet 23 from George and John Cary's extremely rare 'Cary's Improved Map of England & Wales, with a Considerable Portion of Scotland'. Although finally issued complete as an atlas in 1832, it was first issued in parts from 1819. Drawn on a scale of 2 miles to the inch it extends from Swansea and Neath to Tenby on the coast and inland as far as Lampeter and Cardigan. Fordham credits the 'great detail' provided. Fordham (1925) pp. 120-22.10061London: (1832)
GBP75.0Wales1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10061&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10061.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAYER, RobertThe Cape of Good Hope255 x 395 mm., in excellent early wash colour, in good condition.; A fine original coloured view of the Cape of Good Hope showing Table Mountain with Cape Town beneath it. The engraving is after a painting by Jan Van Ryne (1712-60). It shows numerous vessels offshore and Robben Island in the distance on the right. The fort and church are prominently displayed along with a number of buildings. Van Ryne is believed to have worked in London from 1752-55. One of the finest eighteenth century views of Cape Town in full original colour. Gordon Brown (Alfred) 'Pictorial Africana' p. 234.6130London: Robert Sayer opposite Fetter lane Fleet Street(1754)
GBP350.0South Africa Africa1754nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6130&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/6130.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]STOCKDALE, JohnMap of England & Wales, from the latest SurveysLarge folio (630 x 425 mm.), recent quarter calf, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands decorated in gilt, blind pattern to compartments, red calf gilt title label. With 20 double page folio sheets, each approximately 605 x 675 mm., overall size if joined, 3020 x 1925 mm., trimmed close at lower margin preserving imprint, with some loss to lower image of the first sheet, one margin repair, light staining to some lower margins, otherwise in good condition.; John Stockdale (1750-1814) was a successful bookseller, publisher and auctioneer. He was born in Cumberland and is believed to have been a blacksmith before becoming a valet to John Astley. In about 1773 he married Mary Ridgeway, the sister of James Ridgeway, a London publisher. After working as a bookseller he set up in business himself in 1781 acquiring the London Courant in the same year. He was the subject of a number of libel cases and caricatures by James Gillray and Thomas Rowlandson. In 1789 he published Arthur Phillips Voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay. He published the New British Atlas including maps by John Cary in 1805. The following year a second edition of William Camdens Britannia with the same Cary maps. In 1806 he published a large-scale map of Scotland in 12 sheets. It was engraved by Samuel John Neele (1758-1824). Encouraged, he went on to issue this 20 sheet map of England and Wales similarly engraved by Neele. Both were on the scale of three and a half miles to an inch. Stockdale died in 1814 virtually bankrupt. Provenance: Bloomsbury Auctions 13 February 2014 lot 116. Chubb (1927) p. 454; ODNB; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9917London: John Stockdale, Piccadilly(14 June 1809)
GBP950.0British Isles14 June 1809nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9917&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Reduction of his Large Map of England and Wales, with part of Scotland; Comprehending the whole of the Turnpike Roads, With the Great Rivers and the Course of the different Navigable Canals ...770 x 630 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, early outline colour, marbled endpapers, with original publishers marbled paper open slipcase, with publishers paper title label and further label of original sellers 'J. & J. Thomson', in good condition.; John Cary (1755-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. In 1787-89 Cary published the 'New and Correct English Atlas' which proved immediately successful. In 1792 he published a separately issued wall map in eighty-one sheets. An example of it is found in the British Library (Maps *1130.2). Although strictly a wall map, it is best known through its publication in 1794 as an atlas with all eighty-one sheets bound in. The whole measures approximately 1775 x 2235 mm. and is drawn on a scale of 5 miles to the inch. It is widely recognised as the first English atlas to be published using Greenwich as the Prime Meridian. In 1796 Cary first published this reduction which was more manageable. It similarly utilizes Greenwich as the Prime Meridian. This map extends as far north as Edinburgh and gives extensive detail of the country at the time. An interesting list below the title records all those parts of counties detached from the main. An Explanation appears lower left. The whole is drawn at the scale of 15 miles to an inch. There were a number of later editions of the map, usually distinguished by the corrected to the Year added to the imprint below. Here it reads 1832. The last known edition was in 1844.According to Smith the map went on to be 'used in 1876 by the Tinley Brothers of the Strand a the base for one of the earliest cycling map'. Provenance: original seller's label pasted on slipcase 'J. & J. Thomson Booksellers & Bookbinders 20 Market St. Manchester', these would be James and Joseph Thomson, trading from 1814 to 1855 at least; manuscript ownership mark on the verso on linen 'Alison Rigg Manchester 1833'. Fordham (1925a) pp. 54-6; Smith, David (1988) p. 44; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9969London: J. Cary Engraver & Mapseller No. 86 St. James's Street(1832)
GBP95.0British Isles1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9969&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausBeschreibung der Bataille, wie sie vor Warschau den Britten tag als den 30/20 Julii Anno 1656 gestanden290 x 370 mm., birds eye view in good condition.; A fine birds-eye view of the Siege of Warsaw in 1656. A major battle fought between Poland and Sweden in the Second Northern War 1655-60. Matthaus Merian (1593-1650) began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. Shirley (2004) G.Meri 7a no. 6.9707Frankfurt: (c.1656)
GBP150.0Eastern Europec.1656nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9707&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VON REILLY, Franz Johann JosephDie Inseln Man215 x 340 mm., with early outline colour, in good condition.; An interesting map of the Isle of Man. It is on a large scale and is from Franz Johann Joseph Von Reilly's 'Grosse Deutscher Atlas'. Dorflinger 'The first Austrian world atlases' in 'Imago Mundi' 33; Phillips 686; refer to Shirley BL T.Reil 1a; Tooley Dictionary.9759Vienna: (1790)
GBP125.0Islands England1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9759&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TUNNICLIFF, WilliamA Topographical Survey of the Counties of Somerset, Gloucester, Worcester, Stafford, Chester, and Lancaster. Containing A new-engraved Map of each County, with a complete Description of the Great, Direct, and Cross Roads ...Octavo (210 x 135 mm.), later half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with decorative gilt raised bands, each compartment with central gilt feature, blind embossed title. With typographic half title and full title, six parts bound in two sections, pp. (vi), (2), 34, (2), 35-64, 6, (2), 67-88; (2), 40, (2), 41-68, (2) , 69-118, with 6 folding maps and each with 8 plates of the Arms of the Nobility for each county, those of Lancashire not numbered correctly, one or two maps with binders tears, otherwise in good condition.; William Tunnicliff (fl.1784-96) was a land surveyor and cartographer. In 1786 he began publishing a series of 'Topographical Surveys' of individual counties. In that year he was also advertising for employment and it seems that the series was a stop gap to further employment. Those of Staffordshire, Cheshire and Lancashire were all issued with maps dated 1786 and bearing Price 7 Shills. in the title. These three were then brought together under one title in 1787. Clearly successful he decided to expand the work with three further neighbouring counties, namely Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, and Somerset. The map for Worcestershire is dated 1788. The six appeared as A Topographical Survey of the Counties of in 1789 offered here. The two groups of three counties have their own contiguous pagination. The work was effectively a cross between a road book and commercial directory. Each county contains a description of all the main roads with an index, a list of subscribers, followed by a fascinating directory of the Principal Merchants and Manufacturers for each town. Each town also identifies market days, fairs and principal inns. The work was supported by subscription and encouraged by the plates of coat of arms. Numerous blank ones remain possibly to encourage further contributions. A large amount of industrial information is included including a focus on canals, a feature which was dramatically changing the landscape at the time. This was a time that the industrial revolution was rapidly changing the country.The first three counties issued each contain slightly smaller folding maps. Typical of them the Lancashire records the Manchester to Mersey canal and even the intended Liverpool to Leeds Canal. The map of Staffordshire records the Soho Manufacturing plant north west of Birmingham. It was an early factory to work on the principal of mass production on an assembly line principal. Founded in 1766 by Matthew Boulton it was the first to use a Watt steam engine in 1782. It would also be home to the first steam powered mint. The three ensuing counties, here bound first, are each accompanied with a much larger folding map. Certainly, larger than might be expected for a work this size. The resultant scale is likewise improved.Provenance: early manuscript ownership inscription of 'J. Tyndall' on front free endpaper. Fordham (1924) p. 39; King (1988) no. 45; Needell (1995) no. 106; not in Saunders (2013); Smith (1989a); Whittaker (1942) nos. 260 & 266.9836Bath: Printed and sold by R. Cruttwell ...(1789)
GBP495.0Somerset Glos Worcs Staffs Cheshire Lancs England1789nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9836&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRYANT, AndrewMap of the County of Buckingham from Actual Survey by A. Bryant, in the year 18242110 x 1120 mm., four sheets dissected and mounted on linen in two sections, full early wash colour, edged in green silk, green endpapers. With original full calf slipcase, ornate blind and gilt panelled, ornate gilt spine with gilt title, some light surface marking, otherwise in good condition.; The two great publishers of the nineteenth century of large scale county maps were the Greenwoods and Andrew Bryant (fl.1822-35). The elephant in the room was the Ordnance Survey which, with government backing, eventually forced them both out of the business. Bryant followed Greenwood into the business and published his first county survey of Hertfordshire in 1822. He issued a total of twelve county surveys and one of the East Riding of Yorkshire, the last being that of Herefordshire in 1835. This survey of Buckinghamshire was carried out in the year 1824 and published 1 September 1825. There was only one edition. A highly regarded detailed map drawn to the scale of one and a half inches to the mile, larger than the majority of the Greenwood's. Indeed all of Bryant's maps were drawn on a larger scale than Greenwood, with the exception of Lincolnshire. The Key shows that the detail includes amongst others individual buildings, castles, nursery grounds and gardens, canals, iron railways, turnpike and mail roads, lanes and bridle ways, and even fox covers. The roads are shown with the distance from London in miles. Apart from the Ordnance Survey this is the only large scale map of the county in the nineteenth century and by far the more attractive. Greenwood did not publish one of the county. Rodger (1972) no. 32; Tooley 'Large Scale English County Maps and Plans of Cities not printed in Atlases. Buckinghamshire' in 'The Map Collector' issue 14 pp. 12-15 no. Bu2; Tooley Dictionary; Wyatt (1978) pp. 19, 72, 110.9839London: Published by A. Bryant, 27 Great Ormond Street(1 September 1825)
GBP1500.0Bucks England1 September 1825nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9839&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SWIRE, W. and HUTCHINGS, W. F.A Map of the County Palatine of Chester, Divided into Hundreds and Parishes from an Accurate Survey... by W. Swire and W.F. Hutchings990 x 1130 mm., four sheets dissected and laid on contemporary linen, in early wash colour, with marbled endpapers and green silk edging, some light offsetting and foxing, with full contemporary marbled calf slip case, ornate blind panelled, gilt ruled compartments, with title, otherwise in good condition.; The FIRST STATE of one of the few large scale maps published of Cheshire. Only the Peter Perez Burdett was published pre-1800. In the early nineteenth century Christopher Greenwood published one in 1819 which was followed by this fresh survey by William Swire (fl. 1823-30) and W.F. Hutchings undertaken in 1828 and 1829. Little could be found about either except that Swire was a surveyor in Leeds. It was published by the firm of Henry Teesdale in 1830. An extensive Explanation lower left outlines the features depicted including the county, hundred and parish boundaries. The various grades of road with individual houses noted along with churches, chapels, castles and priories. The terrain is differentiated extensively as are the waterways. The detail even extends to fox covers! Curiously a symbol for railways is given but only one appears on the map and that runs from Ince Pier on the Mersey, it was not built. More extensive is the canal network complete with their locks. With a large inset view of Chester Cathedral engraved by W. Woolnoth is found lower right. Rodger 48; Tooley Large Scale Cheshire 32; Whittaker 399.9840London: Henry Teesdale & Co. 302 High Holborn(1 July 1830)
GBP495.0Cheshire England1 July 1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9840&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, ChristopherMap of the County of Kent from an Actual Survey made in the years 1819 and 1820, By C. Greenwood1135 x 1730 mm., four sheets cut, dissected and laid on contemporary linen, blue marbled endpapers, green silk edging, in full early wash colour. Complete with contemporary full calf slipcase with red calf title label, a little worn. With very light offsetting near the title, otherwise in good condition.; This is the last large scale map by Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) issued without his brother. Here it is published with George Pringle, Junior. He was a surveyor and mapmaker from Yorkshire who settled in Wakefield by about 1815 before moving to London in 1818. His first large-scale survey was of Yorkshire published in 1817. The map is engraved by Samuel John Neele (1758-1824) and his son James Neele (1791-1868). The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. Their surveys utilised the latest system of triangulation adopted by Colonel Mudge and his surveyors for the Ordnance Survey. Indeed, they were in open competition with them. The Greenwood maps were coloured as opposed to the more functional black and white Ordnance Surveys of the period.Engraved in wonderful large scale at one inch to the mile, it differentiates between woods and plantations, heaths and commons, different types of waterway, roads and of course canals. Both watermills and windmills are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. Burgess (2009) no. 113; Rodger (1972) 241; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9843London: Published for the Proprietors, by G. Pringle Junr.(19 July 1821)
GBP850.0Kent England19 July 1821nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9843&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HENNET, GeorgeMap of the County Palatine of Lancaster Divided into Hundreds and Parishes from an accurate Survey Made in the years 1828 and 1829 By G. Hennet1060 x 1115 mm., four sheets, dissected and laid on contemporary linen, edged in green silk, in full early wash colour, marbled endpapers, with full contemporary marbled calf slip case, ornate blind panelled, gilt ruled spine, red calf gilt title label, light wear, otherwise in good condition.; George Hennet (1799-1857) is little known and is identified with only this published map. Eden identifies him as a surveyor of 'road, railway, public works; engineer'. This large scale map of Lancashire was engraved by James Bingley (1796-1869) on the scale of three quarters of an inch to the mile. He engraved a number of items but is probably best known for his contribution to Thomas Moule's 'English Counties Delineated', first published in 1830-35. The Explanation differentiates between woods and plantations, parks, heaths and commons, different types of waterway and road. Both watermills and windmills are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. There are also several railways indicated, the most famous of which was the Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened on 15 September 1830, four months after this was published. It is world famous for being the first passenger railway to rely on locomotives for traction. On that open day the Home Secretary William Huskisson was killed in an accident. The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. A large illustration of the New Custom House, Liverpool, is engraved below the title. The first stone was laid in August 1828 but the building was not finished until 1839. Eden (1979) H298; Rodger (1972) 258; Tooley's Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-William (2011).9845London: Henry Teesdale & Co. 302, Holborn(1 May 1830)
GBP950.0Lancs England1 May 1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9845&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Warwick, from an Actual Survey, made in the Years 1820 & 1821, By C. & J. Greenwood1325 x 1040 mm., four sheets dissected and laid on contemporary linen, in full early wash colour, edged in green silk, with marbled endpapers. With full contemporary diced russia slipcase, lightly worn, gilt panelled, gilt ruled spine with gilt title, one or two light marks, otherwise in good condition.; This large scale map by Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) is one of the first issued with his brother. The survey of Warwickshire is one of three published in 1822, it is issued in partnership with George Pringle, Junior. Christopher Greenwood was a surveyor and mapmaker from Yorkshire who settled in Wakefield by about 1815 before moving to London in 1818. His first large-scale survey was of Yorkshire published in 1817. His brother John was also a surveyor and in 1821 they joined forces. Along with the distribution capabilities of George Pringle and Son, they made an immediate impact with their series of large scale surveys of many English counties. The map is drawn by R. Creighton and almost certainly engraved by Samuel John Neele (1758-1824) and his son James Neele (1791-1868). It is on a large scale of one inch to the mile and differentiates between woods and plantations, heaths and commons, different types of waterway and roads. Watermills, windmills and toll booths are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. A large vignette of Warwick Castle occupies the lower left corner. The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. Their surveys utilised the latest system of triangulation adopted by Colonel Mudge and his surveyors for the Ordnance Survey. Indeed, they were in open competition with them. The Greenwood maps were coloured as opposed to the more functional black and white Ordnance Surveys of the period. Harvey & Thorpe (1959) 77; Rodger (1972) 481; Slater, Terry R. (2008) 'Warwickshire 1720-1820 Beighton and Greenwood compared', in IMCoS Journal no. 113 pp. 13-17; Tooley's Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9850London: By the Proprietors, Greenwood, Pringle & Co. Regent Street, Pall Mall(1 March 1822)
GBP950.0Warwick England1 March 1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9850&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOBSON, William CollingThis Map of Yorkshire, is most respectfully dedicated to the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Landowners and Manufacturers of the County1255 x 1585 mm., four sheets dissected and laid on contemporary linen in two halves, in early wash colour, with endpapers, laid into folio book, full cloth with ornate blind and gilt decoration to the boards, gilt title to upper cover, rebacked preserving original spine with ornate gilt title, with original metal clasp in working order, some light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; This large-scale map of Yorkshire is published by William Colling Hobson (d.c.1878). Amongst his works are several engraved by J. & C. Walker including this. The most recognisable is probably 'Walker's Fox Hunting Atlas'. The Walkers were part of an extensive family, many of whom were in the map business. John Walker (fl.1813-73) was a brother to Charles Walker (1799?-1872) and in about 1827 they formed the partnership of J. & C. Walker. The map is considered a reduction of the Christopher Greenwood's extremely large 9 sheet map in its second edition of 1828 by Henry Teesdale. This map was first published in 1843, this is an example of the third edition according to Rodger. There were two in 1843, the first bears the date July 1843, the second September 1843 and a publisher's address is added. Three further editions were to appear. The railways are here coloured in red. Rodger 532; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9855London: 9 Castle Street Holborn(1843)
GBP750.0Yorks England1843nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9855&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KELLY and Co.Post Office Directory. Maps of Essex, Herts, Middlesex, Kent, Surrey, & SussexContemporary open burgundy cloth slipcase with gilt title as above, with 6 large folding maps, each approximately 650 x 995 mm., all in early outline colour, all dissected and laid on contemporary linen, marbled endpapers with paper label, in good condition.; From 1800 the Post Office produced Directories. By 1835 it had been sold to Frederick Kelly who continued to publish them by county as 'Kellys Post Office Directory'. From this date maps of the counties engraved by Benjamin Rees Davies were published to accompany them. In the 1870s new plates were introduced. These were the work of Frederick Bryer (1840?-1919) and like the previous plates were never used for direct intaglio printing. These lithographic transfers were published well into the twentieth century. Indeed Kelly's Directory only ceased publication in the 1970s. This is a group of Middlesex and the home counties as a collection. Hodson cites the Hertfordshire as being the first state is the Sussex according to Kingsley. This particular issue is not identified in Burgess' study of Kent but undoubtedly is the same. They are all likely to be first editions. Kingsley cites an 1882 edition of 'Kelly's Directory' stating 'the maps are sold separately at the following prices:- Plain Sheet ... 2s0d/ On Roller ... 4s0d/ In Case ... 5s0d'. Amongst the Explanatory Notes on each are found the size of each county in acres, its population according to the 1871 census and the number of Members of Parliament. Not in Burgess Kent 180; Hodson (1974) 123 A; Kingsley (1982) 133A; Smith (1985) Victorian pp. 141-2; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9856London: (1874)
GBP495.0Essex Herts Middx Kent Surrey Sussex England1874nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9856&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HOBSON, William CollingThis Map of the County Palatine of Durham, is most respectfully dedicated to the Nobility, Clergy, gentry, &c. &c.790 x 1010 mm., dissected laid on contemporary linen, in full early wash colour, marbled endpapers, with light soiling, publisher's burgundy calf slipcase with ornate blind panelling and gilt title, light wear, in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. We know little about William Colling Hobson who died c.1878. Amongst his works are several engraved by John & Charles Walker including this. The most recognisable of their collaborations is probably 'Walker's Fox Hunting Atlas'. The Walker's were part of an extensive family, many of whom were in the map business. John Walker (fl.1813-73) was a brother to Charles Walker (1799?-1872) and in about 1827 they formed the partnership of J. & C. Walker.This large-scale map of Durham is drawn at the scale of three quarters of an inch to a mile. It was first published here c.1839. Two ensuing issues were published in 1840 both dated. There are only three earlier large-scale printed maps of the county; the exceedingly rare Christopher Maire of 1711, Andrew Armstrong in 1768 and Christopher Greenwoods in 1820. This map was published by Thomas Malby (1781-1854) who were largely globemakers and chart publishers for the Admiralty. The map details all of the railways and tram ways. A rare map in its first state. Rodger (1972) 105; Tooley (1986) refer no. DV18; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9972London: Thos. Malby and Son, at the Globe Manufactory Parker Street, Little Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields(1839)
GBP350.0Durham England1839nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9972&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WYLD, JamesA Topographical Map of the County of Norfolk, Reduced to a Scale of Two Statute Miles to one Inch, from the Large Map in Six Sheets; originally Surveyed by Thos. Milne &c.590 x 910 mm., dissected laid on contemporary linen, in early outline colour, marbled endpapers, with light soiling, otherwise in good condition.; An unrecorded edition according to Raymond Frosticks cartobibliography of Norfolk. In 1797 Thomas Donald and Thomas Milne produced a 6 sheet large-scale map of Norfolk. It was surprisingly the first map of the county produced on the scale of one inch to the male. The survey work took 5 years. It was published by William Faden who in 1803 issued a reduction at half the scale. The map was re-issued by James Wyld dated 1825 and again re-dated 1840. Frostick records later issues dated 1872 and 1887 in the imprint but this example is undated. It does bear the imprint address of 457 Strand indicating that it was issued before a further change of address for 1887. According to Worms & Baynton-Williams this address was in use from 1853 to 1883. A study of the railways reveals the Norwich to Cromer line was granted permission in 1872, complete to North Walsham in 1874 and Cromer in 1877. James Wyld (1790-1836) was an apprentice to William Faden and became Geographer to His Majesty George IV and later William IV. He was a founder member of the Royal Geographic Society. He introduced lithography into mapmaking in 1812. His death in 1836 was said to be due to 'overwork', the business being continued by his son James Wyld (1812-87). He joined the family firm in 1830. Wyld also became a Liberal MP for Bodmin from 1847-52 and 1857-68. Frostick (2011) 64.2; refer Rodger (1972) 325; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9973London: Jas. Wyld, 457 Strand W.C. Geographer to the Queen. Charing Cross East.(c.1880)
GBP135.0Norfolk Englandc.1880nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9973&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILLIPS, John & HUTCHINGS, W.F.A Map of the County of Staffordshire Divided into Hundreds and Parishes. From an accurate survey Made in the Years 1831 and 18321335 x 975 mm., four sheets dissected and laid on contemporary linen, full early wash colour, green silk edged, light wear to green silk edging, with marbled endpapers, light offsetting to the top only, otherwise a fine example.; A beautifully engraved large-scale map of the county of Staffordshire. Surveyed by John Phillips and W. F. Hutchings in 1831-32, the map was published by Henry Teesdale in only the one edition. A large detailed 'Explanation' and 'Note' appear lower left. The latter details the population of the county at 410,485 living in an area measuring 1218 square miles. Railways are also recorded, notably the first begun in 1778 between Froghall and Cauldon Low. The whole is engraved by John Dower to a scale of three quarter of an inch to one mile. A fine engraved view of Lichfield Cathedral. King 'Maps of Staffordshire' no. 90; Rodger 409.9975London: Published by Henry Teesdale & Co. 302, High Holborn(1st August 1832)
GBP750.0Staffs England1st August 1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9975&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREAM, ThomasA Topographical Map for the County of Sussex; from the Large Survey in four Sheets365 x 790 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, full early wash colour, Faden's paper label affixed to verso, with publisher's original marbled paper slipcase, with Faden's label on front, a good example.; William Gardner (1739-1800) and Thomas Yeakell (fl.1758-1787) four-sheet map of Sussex published in 1795 is one of the most important maps of the county and one of the rarest. It is the first map of the county to be based on a trigonometrical survey. The Master of the Board was the Duke of Richmond under whom the Ordnance Survey became fully operational in 1790. Both Yeakell and Gardner worked for it. Unsurprisingly the map was a forerunner of the early Ordnance Survey maps. Published by William Faden this map won a Society of Arts Gold Medal in 1796. In 1799 Faden published this single sheet reduction which is here found in folding format. A note lower right records The Distances on the Great Roads are measured from Westminster Bridge, Surrey Side. Those on the Cross Roads are measured from Town to Town'. It was engraved by John Palmer (fl.1799-1818), he went on to work on the Ordnance Survey maps from about 1808-18. Baynton-Williams, Roger (1995) '200th birthday of Sussex map', in 'The Map Collector' no. 71 pp. 39-41; Kingsley (1982) 58.i; Rodger (1972) 461; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9976London: Published by W: Faden, Geographer to His Majesty and to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Charing Cross(12 August 1799)
GBP295.0Sussex England12 August 1799nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9976&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Lincoln From An actual Survey Made in the Years 1827 & 1828, By C. & J. Greenwood2020 x 1535 mm., engraved map in 6 sheets, joined as two vertical, dissected and laid on contemporary linen, in full early wash colour, edged in green silk, one or two linen splits at folds, green endpapers with publishers labels 'East' and 'West'. The whole folding into a full contemporary green calf slip-case, with very ornate blind and gilt panelling, very ornate gilt spine with gilt title, some offsetting otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. This large scale map of Lincolnshire is by Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) and his brother John Greenwood (1791-1867). They were both surveyors. Christopher Greenwood was from Yorkshire and settled in Wakefield by about 1815, before moving to London in 1818. His first large-scale survey was of Yorkshire published in 1817. His brother John was also a surveyor and in 1821 they joined forces. Along with the distribution capabilities of George Pringle and Son, they made an immediate impact with their series of large scale surveys of many English counties. Their surveys utilised the latest system of triangulation adopted by Colonel Mudge and his surveyors for the Ordnance Survey. Indeed they were in open competition with them. The Greenwood maps were coloured as opposed to the more functional black and white Ordnance Surveys of the period. This is one of two published in 1830, it is one of the largest produced due to the similar one inch to the mile scale and the size of the county. The map is presented in two vertical strips. The western section bears a very large view of Lincoln Cathedral. It differentiates between woods, parks and pleasure grounds, heaths and commons, different types of waterway and road. Both watermills and windmills are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. Although Rodger does not record any other editions this is the first state according to Carroll. Carroll (1996) no. 87 st. 1; Rodger 278; Tooley's Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9983London: By the Proprietors Greenwood & Co. Regent Street, Pall Mall(24 February 1830)
GBP1350.0Lincs England24 February 1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9983&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SIMPSON, SamuelThe Agreeable Historian, Or the Compleat English Traveller: Giving A Geographical Description of every County in that Part of Great-Britain, calld EnglandOctavo, three volumes (170 x 105 mm. each), recent half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, spines with raised bands and blind ruled compartments, red calf gilt title labels. With typographic title page to each volume, pp. (2), 554 with 12 maps; (2), 638 with 11 maps (duplicate Somerset bound in Middlesex); (2), paginated 639-1194 with 20 maps, offering 43 (of 42) maps in total, Essex with lower fold split, Northampton with repair, Wiltshire torn, otherwise in good condition.; The date of issue of the first part of this work is deduced from an advert placed for the second in the 'Universal London Morning Advertiser' for 9-12 December 1743. It stated that the first Number was published last Monday which meant 5 December 1743. This is only nine days after the first part of the English Traveller was printed by Thomas Read. This is all the more significant given the great similarities of the descriptive text. The compiler of the text for the' English Traveller' is unknown and that for this series is identified as Samuel Simpson. About Simpson we know nothing, he is otherwise entirely unidentified. The main difference is that Simpson drops the list of roads at the end of each county description and instead offered to publish a new complete list at the completion of the work which he announced at the end of the first county description, of Bedfordshire.Hodson debates the connection between the two works and concludes that due to the narrow time frame between the two there was a common unknown compiler of the text. The advert describes the format of the parts issue as being issued weekly stitched in blue paper for the price of 2d. and that several Maps of each County shall be deliverd gratis in their proper Places. A large map of England and Wales was also promised with the last number, which Shirley listed as a lost map. Since then it has been identified, but only two examples are recorded at the Guildhall Library and in the Burden Collection bound curiously into an example of Reads 'English Traveller'. Robert Walker it appears had an established network of distributors as the work proved more successful. This no doubt was helped by the price of 2d. when the 'English Traveller' was being sold for 3d.Hodson calculates that if Walker applied the same printed format, the 109 parts required would have taken until 30 December 1745. The title page of the three bound volumes of the work are all dated 1746. The title pages are here in a different text setting to that cited by Hodson, the third line of the main paragraph here ends Fortifications,, i,e, not hyphenated. Each ensuing line also differs. The accompanying maps are drawn from various sources which if identified are noted by Hodson. Provenance: Kentish (2012) 'A Catalogue of County Atlases ...' item 45; References: Chubb (1927) 184; ESTC T194858; Hodson (1984-97) 204; Shirley (2004) T.Simp 1a.9778London: Printed by R. Walker, in Fleet-Lane; and Sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country(1746)
GBP2500.0English County Atlas1746nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9778&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GIBSON, JohnNew and Accurate Maps, of the Counties of England and Wales Drawn from the Latest SurveysDuodecimo (130 x 85 mm.), full contemporary calf, gilt panelled, rebacked with raised bands, gilt red calf title label, later endpapers. With engraved title and 53 maps, engraved throughout, title and general map with professional repair to lower edge, otherwise in good condition.; The FIRST EDITION of Gibsons highly desirable little atlas. John Gibson (fl.1750-1787) was an engraver who worked for several of the cartographers of the day. Published and advertised extensively in May of 1759 by John Newbery (1713-67), the New and Accurate Maps ... was most probably intended for children. Newbery had married the widow of William Carnan in 1740, the owner and publisher of 'The Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette' and at first he continued to run business. It was one of the earliest papers outside of London. Then in 1744 he moved to London. Newbery was the first publisher to focus on the market for childrens books most of which he priced around 6d. or 1s. So this work was one of his most expensive items on offer at 4s. and 5s.6d. coloured. In 1758 Newberry had published the Atlas Minimus, with plates engraved by Gibson, a similar sized world atlas. It is Newbery who is depicted in Oliver Goldsmiths 'The Vicar of Wakefield' as the philanthropic bookseller. He also published 'Goody Two Shoes', the first in his series of the Juvenile Library. Newbery is name is honoured in America with the annual award of a medal since 1922 for the most distinguished contribution to childrens literature by an American resident.At the bottom of the title below is a brief explanation of the symbols used on the maps. The maps themselves contain some brief topographical and statistical notes. Cartographically the majority of the maps are drawn from Morden although Hodson identifies some more recent sources for some maps, usually large scale county surveys which were beginning to appear on the market at the time. There were two editions of this pretty county atlas, both of which are very rare. On Newberys death, the business was taken over by his son, Francis Newbery, and his stepson, Thomas Carnan. Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1927) no. 213; not in ESTC; Hodson (1984-97) no. 219; Shirley (2004) T.Gib 2a.9780London: J. Newbery at the Bible and Sun in St. Pauls Church Yard([1759])
GBP2400.0English County Atlas[1759]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9780&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HARRISON, JohnMaps of the English Counties, With the Subdivisions of Hundreds, Wapontakes, Lathes, Wards, Divisions & c. To Which are Added Two Folio Pages of Letter Press, To Face Each MapOblong folio (405 x 535 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, worn, rebacked ribbed spine, with red calf gilt title affixed, later endpapers. Typographic title page with tissue repairs, pp. (2), viii, with 38 side bound engraved maps, each in early outline colour, facing each other in pairs with interleaved descriptive text facing each map, waterstained throughout, otherwise in good condition.; The FIRST EDITION of John Harrisons 'Maps of the English Counties', this example is side bound. For many years, this series of English County maps was first thought to have been published in the 'Maps of the English Counties' in 1791. Then in 1974 Hodson identified an advertisement in 'The Morning Herald' for 2 May 1787 which stated This day are published, by J. Harrison Specimens of Maps of the Counties of England and Wales. Hodson believed that they may have been published in Harrisons edition of 'The History of England' by Paul Rapin de Thoyras although he was unable to locate an example. Three examples have since been identified but all are without the full compliment of maps, none are dated beyond July 1790. The last few maps were issued after the event, those of Lincolnshire and Yorkshire were dated 1 February 1791 and Sussex 1 March 1791. That of North and South Wales is dated 26 February 1791. This made up the full complement of 38 maps. There were curiously no general maps of England and Wales or the British Isles despite one of the latter being in Harrisons stock. Early copies not the price on the title pages as 3l. 9s. 6d. Clearly it struggled to sell, this example, that in the British Library and Cambridge University Library examples all have an altered price of 3l. 3s. The price came down further for the second edition the following year at 2l. 2s. Apart from the county descriptions there are eight folio pages of tables to be found at the beginning. Not in Chubb; Carroll (1996) 52, n. 5; ESTC N33259; Hodson (1974) no. 50; Shirley (2004) refer T.Harr 1a & 2a; Tooleys Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9783London: Printed by and for John Harrison No. 115, Newgate-Street(1791)
GBP995.0English County Atlas1791nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9783&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MILLER, RobertMiller's new Miniature Atlas, containing a Complete Set of County Maps ...Duodecimo (145 x 95 mm.), modern half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, gilt title to spine. With engraved title, Index and 56 copper plate maps, all in full early wash colour, engraved throughout, lacking the 11 page Catalogue, otherwise in good condition.; A VERY RARE WORK. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. Their first atlas publication was in this 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1820 by Robert Miller (fl.1810-21), a publisher and bookseller. This is his one cartographic production. Miller was apprenticed to the Stationers Company in 1801 and made free in 1809. Eugene Burden reported that Miller was at the Fish Street address from 1817 to 1822. All the map imprints now reflect Miller's address and each is now numbered. The maps are bound in a curious order. Beginning with Middlesex it extends through Hertfordshire to the north, then starts again with Surrey before extending through the west ending with those of Wales.The plates were then acquired by the great publishing house of William Darton [1755-1819], by now in the hands of his son, also William [1781-1854]. These plates were famously issued even later in the much better known atlas by Reuben Ramble (1810-75), whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark. Provenance: bookplate of Roy H. Johnstone; Sothebys 20 September 2001 lot 35; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 154; Carroll (1996) 74; Chubb (1927) 340; Tooley (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9795London: ([1821])
GBP1100.0English County Atlas[1821]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9795&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, CharlesSmith's New English Atlas, Being a Reduction of his Large Folio Atlas Containing a Complete Set of County Maps , on which are delineated All the Direct & principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns, & most considerable Villages, Parks, Rivers and Navigable Canals: Preceded by A General map of England & Wales. The whole carefully Arranged according to the Stations & Intersections of the Trigonometrical Survey of EnglandQuarto (280 x 230 mm.), recent half calf, marbled paper boards, with gilt ruled ribs to spine, ornate blind feature to each compartment, red calf gilt title label. With engraved title page, contents leaf, 43 engraved maps including a large folding one of Yorkshire with small binder's tear its folds supported by original? cloth, all in fine early outline colour, a 4 page list of Principal Towns followed by 2 blank leaves for 'Remarks', in good condition.; Charles Smith (fl.1799-1852) is perhaps best known for the 'New English Atlas' first published in 1804. A handsome work, Smith went on to specialise in British publications. In 1822, this quarto sized version of the atlas was published. The scarcity of the work indicates that it was not a great success. Only two examples are recorded; Cambridge University Library and Leeds University Library. There were two engravers involved, Gilbert Jesser Pickett (1787-1867) produced the title page and seventeen of the maps. He had previously contributed some maps for Smith's 'New General Atlas' of 1814. The remainder are the work of William Robert Gardner (fl.1816-29). Worms and Bayton-Williams record a couple of interesting anecdotes about him 'Bankruptcy proceedings were initiated against him in September 1829, but then 'The Times' of 21 September 1829 reported that 'extensive forgeries had lately been detected'. Gardner, aged about forty and of ' a very prepossessing exterior and agreeable manners', had maintained an opulent lifestyle, but was now thought to have fled the country with perhaps 10,000 obtained with forged bills. He had left home on 29 July 1829 with his eight-year old son, and was later seen at London Docks seeking passage to New York. His wife and three other children were left behind, claiming to know nothing' (Worms & Baynton-Williams). Chubb does not record any later edition than the first illustrating how rare this work is in any edition. This is in fact the second edition known, further issues appeared in 1828, 1833 and 1844. Provenance: with pencil ownership inscription of 'F. Richardson apr 22nd 1903' on first original blank endpaper; Leslie Aitchison 2003; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 208-9; Carroll (1996) 82; refer Chubb (1927) 388; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9797London: C. Smith, Mapseller extraordinary to His Majesty No. 172 Strand(1825)
GBP1100.0English County Atlas1825nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9797&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROBSON, William[Robson's County Atlas]Folio (475 x 370 mm.), full recent blue cloth boards with gilt title to upper cover and spine, with original endpapers. With 43 (of 44) maps comprising three general of Ireland, Scotland and Wales (lacking that of England and Wales) and 40 maps of the English counties with that of Yorkshire being in two sheets, minor tissue repair to last two leaves, some light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; ONE OF ONLY TWO KNOWN EXAMPLES. T. Laurie Murray was a surveyor, publisher and founder member of the Royal Geographical Society. His major cartographic work was the English county atlas entitled 'An Atlas of the English Counties' first published in 1830. It contained forty-four maps engraved by Edward Hoare and James Reeves and identified Murray as the publisher. A second edition the following year involved the imprint dates being altered to each plate. The further history of the plates is murky, particularly after they left Murrays possession. William Robson is not even listed in the revised edition of 'Tooleys Dictionary of Mapmakers'. Some of the county bibliographies refer to him issuing later states of the respective county maps and one complete collection of the maps in this state exists in a private English collection. Robson issued commercial directories from 1819 to about 1842 and it appears also issued the Murray maps separately. From about 1838 he expanded into producing county directories, often bound along with that for London. According to Shaw and Tippers work on English and Welsh Directories, Robson published eight of them between the years of about 1838 and 1840. These covered all but the following counties: Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, and Rutland in the midlands, and Cumberland, Northumberland and Westmoreland in the north. That of Lancashire is represented by Liverpool only, Staffordshire and Warwickshire by Birmingham and Yorkshire only by the West Riding and Sheffield. It is notable that the first eight counties above are the only ones lacking any imprint. This is the case in both known examples. Similarly, those of Wales, Scotland and Ireland are also omitted.His Directories were compilations of earlier publications including the Murray maps and were poorly assembled. This was a fiercely competitive arena and one in which it appears he suffered against the more professional and thorough opposition of the likes of James Pigot and Co. The most notable change to each map is the replacement of Murray's imprint with that of 'William Robson & Co Directory Office London'. Most county bibliographies do not record the imprint at all. Further revisions include those to the railway network and the addition of the poor law unions on each map. The Poor Law of 1834 brought about the grouping of local parishes to form Poor Law Unions, each with its own workhouse. No other example of this atlas could be located online, only the one example in a private collection is known. Beresiner (1983) pp. 164-5; Burgess (2009) 125/v; not in Carroll (1996); Hodson (1974) no. 90; not in Tooley's Dictionary.9803London: (c.1839)
GBP1250.0English County Atlasc.1839nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9803&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FISHER, SON & CoFisher's County Atlas of England and Wales. Compiled from Authentic Surveys, and Corrected to the Present TimeFolio (370 x 310 mm.), contemporary half calf, cloth boards blind ruled, spine with gilt ruled compartments, gilt title, light wear. With title page, preface and contents leaf and 96 pages of descriptive text interspersed with 48 maps consisting of 1 folding general map of England and Wales, 39 maps of the counties (Leicestershire and Rutland together) and Wales made up of 6 sheets, those of Lincolnshire and Devon are double page, all in early wash colour, general map with tear repaired, Gloucestershire with old tear repair, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. This work by Fisher, Son and Co. was first issued in parts from 1842 to 1845, it is the only such atlas produced by them. The first nine county maps bear the imprint of 'Gilberts County Atlas' suggesting that it may have been begun by James Gilbert. These early plates were engraved by Joshua Archer, five of them are dated between April and June 1842. These suggest a publication rate of one or two maps per month. The last two of Oxford and Gloucestershire both have a change of imprint to Fisher indicating a change in publisher. Gilbert was an active publisher of cartographic items from the mid-1820s. The Fisher firm was founded by Henry Fisher (d.1837) and became Fisher, Son & Co. when his son Robert joined the firm in 1825. The remainder of the maps are engraved by F. P. Becker & Co. They all bear a resemblance to those of Walker's 'British Atlas' of 1837. The date of the general map is 1845, suggesting the date of completion. The atlas bears two double page county maps in Lincolnshire and Devonshire. Quite why these two are depicted so is unclear. The binding order is also curious starting with those of Leicestershire and Rutland combined, they reflect the order in which the part issues were published. Roman numerals on most of the plates confirm this. From here they jump geographically and alphabetically. Provenance: bookplate of Harold Egan pasted inside front cover; Brian Kentish catalogue 2012 item 23; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 101; Carroll (1996) 111; Chubb (1927) 504; Smith (1985) pp. 136-7.9804London: Fisher, Son, & Co([1845])
GBP495.0Cornwall English County Atlas[1845]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9804&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ARMSTRONG, Mostyn JohnAn Actual Survey of the Great Post-Roads between London and EdinburghOctavo (190 x 120 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands, blind ruled, with gilt red calf title, worn. With engraved title, pp. 7, (1), 44, (1), with general plan and 44 maps, in early outline colour, in good condition.; Mostyn John Armstrong (fl.1769-91) was the son of Andrew Armstrong, both were cartographers although only the son published any atlas. Their focus was on Scottish related material with the notable exception of three large scale county maps of Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk. This is the second edition of this work, the date on the title page is altered to 1 August 1776, from 1 June, matching that of the dedication to Thomas Pennant on the following page. The title is expanded also with the insertion of With the Country Three Miles, on each Side, Drawn on a Scale of Half an Inch to a Mile to promote the scale of the depiction. The ensuing preliminary leaves are also altered somewhat being reduced from 8 to 7 pages. The advert for the map of Lincolnshire is replaced for an announcement of the availability of 'An Actual Survey of the Great Post-Road between London and Dover; With a general View of the Road to Paris' from December for 3s. The Alphabetical Index of the Post-Towns is reduced from two to one page, those towns within 3 miles of the route now deemed unnecessary to list.The plates themselves are also altered now bearing the names of the main towns and cities across the top. A further advert is placed at the back For the Conveniency of Persons who wish to lighten the Expence of a Journey, and chuse at the same time their own Hours, Inns, Carriages, Company and Accommodations of every sort: there had been for some time established, A Travellers Office, this being at No. 2, Bridge-Street, opposite Ludgate-hill. This example contains a small inserted map opposite plate number 24 of Durham. It is entitled 'Plan of the Roads from Scarbro' Whitby, & c. to Sunderland, Shields, & c. Through York, Durham, & c. and of that through Guisbro' Stockton, Castle Eden, & c.'. It records new turnpike roads opened in 1790 and 1797. Provenance: manuscript ownership inscription on the title of 'J. Clarke 1793', bookplate of William Gordon Ross, Royal Engineers, pasted on verso of the title; private English collection. References: Carroll App. 14.1; ESTC N16384; Fordham (1924) p. 31 not differentiating the two 1776 editions.9829London: (1st of August 1776)
GBP350.0English County Atlas1st of August 1776nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9829&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, CaringtonPatersons British Itinerary being A New and Accurate Delineation and Description of the Direct and Principal Cross Roads Small quarto (185 x 110 mm.), two volumes, full early marbled calf, gilt panelled, rebacked with raised bands, blind ruled, calf gilt title and volume numbers affixed. Volume 1 with engraved general double-page map of England and Wales in early wash colour, engraved title page, dedication, General Contents, Preface, Index to the Direct Roads, Branch Roads and 186 strip road maps (2 to a page), 187 & 188 blank, pp. x, xxix, (1), 40 [paginated 189-228]; volume 2 with engraved title page 142 strip road maps (2 to a page), branch roads pp. 24 [paginated 143-167], (1), engraved title page to the Cross Roads, a further 30 strip road maps of the Cross Roads beginning on the verso of the title (2 to a page), Cross Roads and Roads in Scotland, Errata to the verso pp. 90, (1) [paginated 31-121].; FIRST EDITION. Daniel Paterson (1738-1825) was born at Duddingston, Edinburgh in 1738. commissioned in the army in 1765 and served in the Quartermaster Generals department until 1812. He made Assistant Quartermaster General for the last eight years before his retirement. He then became Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec until his death in 1825. According to the DNB it seems unlikely that he ever went there. 'Patersons Roads' was first published in 1771 and it proved to be a popular work being published into the nineteenth century. It only contained one general map. In 1785, this rarer work was published by Carington Bowles running to only five editions. There are two road strips per page, each individually numbered. It is notable for including some of the first road maps of many parts of Scotland. Paterson made no significant cartographic contribution but did however compile useful works containing much information on the roads. Provenance: bookplate of James Martin pasted inside cover of second volume; private English collection. Coventry 13 Dec 1785' on the final English road strip plates in both volumes; private English collection. Carroll (1996) Appendix 15; ODNB; ESTC T93554; Fordham (1925b) pp. 344-55; Fordham (1924) p. 36; Shirley (2004) T.Pat 1a.9830London: Carington Bowles, At his Map and Print-Warehouse, No. 69 St. Pauls Church Yard(1785)
GBP495.0English County Atlas1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9830&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnCamdens Britannia Abridgd with Improvements, and Continuations, to this present TimeOctavo, two volumes (195 x 115 mm. each), recent half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled compartments, gilt date and volume number, red calf gilt title labels. With frontispiece engraved portrait of William Camden by M. V. Gucht in both volumes, typographic title pages to both volumes, pp. (34), 466, (2); (4), (paginated 467-822), (2), 103, (5), with 61 engraved maps, in good condition.; The origin of this small two volume edition of William Camdens Britannia is laid out in the Preface. The last Edition of our Author, Publishd by the Ingenious Mr. Gibson, met with that Acceptance in the World as might be expected: But it being a very large Volume, and, upon account of its Maps and other Sculptures, unavoidably high in its Price, it was thought it might be of Publick Use, to Publish an Abridgement of this Author ... To enable this the text was drawn from the Latin text of Regner Vitellius from the edition of Willem Blaeu published in Amsterdam in 1617. This edition was printed by J. Brockwell and included the series of maps by John Seller first published in the 'Anglia Contracta'. The bibliographies call for 60 maps but in this example a map of the Isle of Wight is included in the chapter on Hampshire. It is interesting to note that John Sellers junior at first shared his premises with a printer called Richard Wilde. It is possible that Richard Wilde and Joseph Wild the printer here are related. Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1927) 120; ESTC T110653; Hodson (1984-97) no. 122, pp. 123-4; Shirley (2004) T.Camd 6a; Skelton (1970) 122; Tyacke (1978) p. 140; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9900London: Printed by J. B. for Joseph Wild, at the Elephant at Charing-Cross(1701)
GBP1250.0English County Atlas1701nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9900&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, Robert - COX, Thomas - NUTT, ElizabethMagna Britannia et Hibernia, Antiqua & Nova or, A New Survey of Great Britain, wherein to the Topographical Account given by Mr. Camden, and the late Editors of his Britannia, is added a more large History ...Quarto, 6 volumes (225 x 175 mm. each), full contemporary blind panelled mottled calf, ribbed spine with gilt ruled compartments, each with central gilt feature, gilt calf title and volume labels, lightly worn. Volume 1: dated 1720 pp. (4), viii, 752, with 19 maps, 12 tables and 3 plates. Volume 2: dated 1720 pp. (2), 753-1516, with 10 maps and 9 tables. Volume 3: dated 1724 pp. (2), 762, with 5 maps and 4 tables. Volume 4: dated 1727 pp. (2), 912, with 5 maps and 5 tables. Volume 5: dated 1730 pp. (2), 920, with 5 maps and 5 tables. Volume 6: dated 1731 pp. (2), 710, with 5 maps and 4 tables. Volumes 1 and 2 only have continuous pagination, the publishers imprint for volumes 3-6 is Printed by E. and R. Nutt; and sold by T. Cox. The work contains 48 maps, 40 tables and 3 plates, extra illustrated with 2 maps and several eighteenth century engravings, some browning occasionally as usual, some waterstaining to volumes 1, 4 & 5, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. Robert Morden was by 1701 a successful publisher on the London scene. His most notable cartographic contribution to date was arguably the county maps for Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia' in 1695. A smaller more manageable atlas seemed to be called for and in 1701 he teamed up with Thomas Cockeril and Ralph Smith to produce 'The New Description and State of England'. Morden contributed 54 small maps known as miniature Morden's. The work was issued in differing formats in the same year and re-published similarly in 1704. In 1708, they appeared under the title of 'Fifty Six New and Accurate Maps', which included in fact 57 maps. The next phase in the life of the quarto Robert Morden plates was to accompany one of the earliest serialised published works. The first part of the Magna Britannia was published in January 1714, a total of 92 parts would be issued before completion in April 1731. The original conception was to be a part of another substantial work entitled the Atlas Geographicus. However, it was soon realised that with so much material available for the work that a separate publication for the British Isles was justified.At first it was the publishers intention to issue one part per month but inevitably it fell behind. John Nicholson who had been behind many of the newly engraved plates died about May 1717. From part 21, issued in April 1718, each one was printed and sold by Nutt and Morphew. Then Morphew died on 18 November 1720 and publication inevitably slowed. The Evening Post 21-23 March 1723 the new publisher Elizabeth Bell announced The Occasion of the great Delay that has attended this Work was owing to the Decease of several of the Proprietors. She herself died in April 1724 and ownership changed for the last time to Thomas Cox. The final 92nd part for England appeared in April 1731, seventeen years after it began. The remainder of Great Britain and Ireland was never published.Of the original Morden copper plate maps only the 40 representing the English counties were utilised. The three general maps introduced in 1708, the 12 Welsh counties and Monmouthshire are all unused. Six new plates were introduced, all in the first volume; a general map of the British Isles, two historical maps of the same, a map in two parts of the River Thames derived from Philip Lea, a map of the rivers and coasts of England and finally a reduction of Sir Jonas Moores map of the Fenns. Hodson does not call for the map of the Smaller Islands but it is here present bound with the Hampshire section as is usual in the earlier works in the series. Each county map is accompanied by a table of distances derived from those of John Norden in 1625.This example is extra illustrated with numerous plates inserted into the text and two further maps. One is the John Speed of Berkshire in an early issue with George Humbles imprint alone and no text on the verso. The other is Thomas Kitchins plan of ten miles around London first published in 1747. Provenance: bookplates of Ja. Baldwin Rr: de Bunwell and James Beethom Whitehead pasted inside front covers: private English collection. Chubb (1927) 127; Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 97; ESTC T107759; Hodson (1984-97) no. 128; Shirley (2004) T.Mord 4d; Tyacke (1978) 400.9901London: In the Savoy: Printed by Eliz. Nutt; and Sold by M. Nutt in Exeter-Exchange in the Strand, and J. Morphew near Stationers-Hall(1720-31)
GBP2500.0English County Atlas1720-31nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9901&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OSBORNE, ThomasGeographia Magnae Britanniae. Or, Correct Maps of all the Counties in England, Scotland, and Wales; with General ones of both Kingdoms, and of the several Adjacent Islands Quarto (175 x 105 mm.), nineteenth century half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, spine with raised bands, red calf gilt title and date labels. With engraved title page, pp. 39, (27), (2), with 61 double page maps numbered to 60, the folding general map at the beginning being unnumbered. There are two maps numbered 19 and two 56. There are no maps numbered 22 or 50, each map identified in contemporary hand on verso, light waterstain to index leaves, one or two maps trimmed close, otherwise in good condition.; In the London Evening Post for 21-23 July 1747 was an advert stating that 'Now Engraving, In a beautiful Manner, and of proper Size to carry in the Pocket, or to bind with the Tour A Complete Set of Maps of all the Counties in England, Scotland, and Wales on a larger Scale than any Pocket Map hitherto publishd'. The Tour referred to the well known book by Daniel Defoe of the period, it was partly owned by the same publishers. There appears to have been a minor delay in the first issue as it was not advertised as being complete until the General Evening Post of 8-10 November 1748. Despite naming Scotland the two were made available separately and we may normally find England and Wales together, as in this example which was originally priced at 6s. Numerous adverts were placed in the ensuing months and no doubt this was due to the competition of Thomas Badeslade & William Toms Chorographia Britanniae and the Thomas Kitchin and Thomas Jefferys Small English Atlas.This second and final edition of the 'Geographia Magnae Britanniae' was issued utilising the original letterpress material. The date of 1748 remains on the title page which has otherwise been retouched and had its imprint altered to reflect the new partners. John Osborne had left the trade by November 1751 and Samuel Birt had died in November 1755. The transfer of their shareholding is not recorded but the revised title records the new shareholders are William Johnston and P. Davey and Bedwell Law. No advert has been located for this edition, it is presumed that it was issued shortly after and the date of circa 1756 is generally accepted. Evidence for this date also comes from the fact that the companion atlas of Scotland was issued dated 1756. The maps are unaltered including the errors of numeration and in this example the letterpress follows them. The leaf containing the Tables and unaltered advert is placed at the end of the atlas. The maps of England and Wales and Gloucestershire in the atlas are signed by Thomas Hutchinson as engraver and although there are similarities in style with the remainder of the maps, Hodson does not believe he was responsible for them all. Provenance: Brian Kentish Catalogue 2008 item 45Chubb (1927) 189; ESTC N18304; Hodson (1984-97) 206.9905London: Printed for T. Osborne. J. Robinson. D. Browne. W. Johnston. J. Hodges. P. Davey & A. Millar. B. Law(1748-[c.56])
GBP1100.0English County Atlas1748-[c.56]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9905&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELLIN, Jacques NicolasEssai Geographique sur les Isles Britanniques contenant une Description de lAngleterre lEcosse, et lIrelandeQuarto (255 x 195 mm.), full contemporary French mottled calf, gilt ruled, with central gilt Royal arms of Louis XV and gilt arms of the library of Versailles on both boards, rebacked, preserving the original ribbed spine with ornate floral gilt decoration, calf gilt titled label., marbled endpapers. With engraved title page, typographic title page bearing engraved vignette view of Cambridge, pp. (6), 471 with 5 maps in early outline colour and 36 vignette plans, maps and views in total set within the text. Royal Library stamp to title, Ireland inserted, one or two fox marks, otherwise in good condition.; Jacques Bellin (1703-72) was Hydrographer in the French Dpt de la Marine. With access to the latest navigational reports, he produced a great many maps and charts of excellent quality. The French government commissioned Bellin to translate a large section of Greenville Collins 'Coasting Pilot' for the use of French seamen. The atlas consisted of 19 charts, the text was issued separately in this work entitled 'Essai Gographique sur les Isles Britanniques' in the same year 1757. These uncommon works of the British Isles were issued at the outbreak of the Seven Years War between Britain and France. There are five maps of the British Isles, England, Scotland, Ireland and the Gulf of Edinburgh. The book also contains 36 vignette views, town and harbour plans engraved in remarkably fine detail. The plan of London on page 4 is not listed in Darlington and Howgegos study of London plans. A second edition of the text was issued in Paris by Nyon Libraire, Imprimerie de Moreau in 1759. Provenance: Beeleigh Abbey Books, Catalogue BA56 item 3, June 1995; Rodney Shirley collection. Bonar-Law 'Ireland' no. 87; Cohen-de Ricci p. 129; Cox Travel III p. 92.9906Paris: de lImprimerie de Didot(1757)
GBP995.0English County Atlas1757nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9906&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE ROUGE, George Louis - DESNOS, Louis CharlesNouvel Atlas d'Angleterre Divise En ses 52 Comtea Avec toutes les Routes Levees Topographiquement par ordre de S M Britannique et les Plans des Villes et Ports de ce RoyaumeQuarto (285 x 205 mm.), large paper copy, contemporary quarter calf, with ornate embossed paper boards, with raised bands to the spine, each compartment with blind and gilt embossed decoration, gilt title, marbled endpapers. With attractive engraved title page, key map and twelve double page engraved maps all with full early wash colour, engraved title in French and English Itineraraire de Toutes les Routes, pp. Introduction (2), Table des Villes (4), Table des Routes (2), small general map of England and Wales, 101 engraved road strips with blank versos bound to face each other in pairs, engraved title Recueil des Villes Ports DAngleterre dated 1766, double page engraved table to the plan of London, double page engraved plan of London, engraved map of the Bouche de la Tamise and 16 engraved single page plans and views of British and Irish towns, with small ink stain to title, otherwise in good condition.; George Louis Le Rouge was a military engineer who took up cartography from about 1740. This work is a French edition of 'An Actual Survey ... of the Principal Roads' by John Senex first published in London, 1719. It consists of three parts, all of which had been issued in earlier editions. Louis Charles Desnos (1725-1805) was a noted mapmaker, globe maker and publisher in Paris. Desnos was not the most successful of Parisian publishers, he went bankrupt in 1784. Despite being appointed globe maker to the King of Denmark he spent most of his life in Paris. He had a particular penchant for road books producing a number of France. The first part of this work consists of a general map of England and Wales in twelve sheets which is entitled 'Partie Meridionale de la Grande Bretagne a Londres Chez T. Jefferis 1760'. The second was first published in 1759 as 'Les Routes DOgilby par lAngleterre' and comprises 101 plates of road strips preceded by an unaltered general map of England and Wales. Desnos was not known for his originality and here he just acquired the plates first issued by George Louis Le Rouge. Some minor alterations were made, for instance in the first plate a note in French is added beneath. The engraved title page is reissued with alteration to the French title, it now reads 'Itineraire De Toutes Les Routes De LAngleterre ' It ends by removing the name of Le Rouge ' Ouvrage traduit de lAnglois. A Paris, Chez le Sr. Desnos 1766'. The English title is unaltered with just the imprint changed to 'For Desnos, Geographer, at the Globe St. James Street'. It is followed by the same presumably remaining preliminary leaves of text here rotated to enable viewing upright.The third and final part is entitled 'Recueil des Villes Ports DAngleterre Tire des Grands Plans de Rocque et du Portuland de lAngleterre du Sr. Belin' and is a fine work containing a series of town plans and views. The first is a double page plan of London, preceded by a Table or key to it. This third part was first issued under the same title in 1759 by Le Rouge. The beautiful arms featuring a large central peacock are those of Guillaume Gabriel Pavee of Vendeuvre (1779-1870), born in Troye, a French politician and peer who served on the National Assembly for many years. His library was only dispersed at auction about ten years ago. Provenance: acquired 2015. Carroll (1996) Appendix no. 8; Chubb (1927) 143; Fordham (1924) p. 27 (not recognising them as a later edition of the Le Rouge); Phillips (1909-) 2918; Shirley (2004) T.Desn 3a.9907Paris: Desnos Ingenieur Geographe pour les Globes et Spheres Rue St. Jacques(1767-[66])
GBP1500.0English County Atlas1767-[66]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9907&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DODSLEY, Robert and JamesEngland Illustrated or a Compendium of the Natural History, Geography, Topography and Antiquities Ecclesiastical and Civil, Of England and Wales. With Maps of the several CountiesQuarto, two volumes (290 x 230 mm. each), full contemporary calf, rebacked, spines with decorative gilt ruled compartments, gilt calf title and volume number labels. With typographic title page, Preface, Contents, Introduction, pp. (8), xiii, blank, 426; typographic title page, Contents, pp. (4), 490, with two general folding maps, 52 engraved county maps, all by Thomas Kitchin and all in early outline colour, 39 engraved town views and numerous other engravings set in the text, complete with blank endpapers, some offsetting from maps to text second folding map wrinkled, otherwise a good example.; An EARLY OUTLINE COLOURED example. Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) was one of the most notable English cartographers of the eighteenth century. He was both an engraver and publisher of considerable reputation who was made Hydrographer to King George III. He worked with many of his contemporaries on various projects. In late October 1763 Robert (1703-64) and James Dodsley announced the publication of the two-volume 'England Illustrated' utilising 54 maps engraved by Kitchin. Each map was accompanied by descriptive text of the county with engravings by others. The maps give remarkable detail of major roads, each having a decorative cartouche. The atlas appeared on time being advertised as available on the 1 December 1763. A total of 1000 copies were printed. The same maps were re-issued in 1765 by James Dodsley as 'Kitchens English Atlas', a very rare work. Robert Dodsley died on 23 September 1764, he was a successful writer, poet and publisher before moving into cartographic items. His first contribution was John Cowleys 'Geography of England', 1744. Provenance: bookplates to both volumes of Myles Storr Nigel Kennedy (1889-1964), barrister, army officer and politician; private English collection. Beresiner pp. 98-9; Chubb 224; Hodson 231; Shirley BL T.Kit 3a.9908London: Printed for R. and J. Dodsley, in Pall-mall(1763[64])
GBP1750.0English County Atlas1763[64]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9908&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Traveller's Companion, or, a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales; shewing the immediate Route to every Market and Borough Town throughout the Kingdom. Laid down from the best Authorities, On A New Set Of County Maps. To which is added An Alphabetical List of all the Market Towns, with the Days on which they are heldSextodecimo (185 x 115 mm.), modern half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled. Gilt ruled panels to spine with gilt title label. Engraved title, advertisement and contents, with general map and 42 county maps, that of Yorkshire folding and backed on publishers silk, all in early outline colour, placed in pairs facing each other, pp. 16 of tables, in good condition.; The first edition of this second series of John Carys 'Travellers Companion' was published in 1806. In the interim issues had appeared dated 1810, 1812 and 1814. This 1817 example bears the same title with just the date in the imprint altered. All the maps now bear imprints with similar date and there are alterations to the detail on the maps. The list of Market and Borough Towns at the end is expanded and now fills the fifth page. The ensuing list of Routes is also reset. There is now no imprint of the printer. Chubb (1927) 280; Fordham (1925a) pp. 39; Smith 'The Map Collector' 43 pp. 40-47.9915London: Printed for John Cary, Engraver, and Map-seller, Strand(1817)
GBP195.0English County Atlas1817nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9915&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnAtlas of the Counties of England, from Actual Surveys made from the years 1817-33Large folio (665 x 435 mm.), full contemporary calf, ornate gilt panelled, rebacked with gilt red calf title label, marbled endpapers. With engraved title-page containing an early wash coloured map of England and Wales, 46 double-page early wash coloured engraved maps by J. and J. Neale, J. and C. Walker and others, Berkshire, Leicester, Stafford, Sussex, Warwick and Wiltshire with split centrefolds, one or two lesser ones, Lancashire and Lincolnshire just shaved which is often the case due to their size, some light offsetting and mild creases as often the case, otherwise a good example.; Following the extensive work carried out by Christopher and John Greenwood on the series of large scale county surveys, a reduced sized atlas was planned. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part and began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates. There were to be 46 plates, all at the scale of one-third of an inch to a mile. They ran into financial difficulties towards the end and had to take in partners to finish in 1834. 'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties (Carroll). The maps are reductions of Greenwood's large scale maps of the counties as stated with the exception of those of Bucks, Cambridge, Hereford, Hertford, Norfolk and Oxford which they did not survey. Studies of individual counties show many were improved with new detail on a regular basis. Provenance: with private English collection. Carroll (1996) 102; Chubb (1927) 458b; Tooley (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9918London: Greenwood & Co., Burleigh Street, Strand(1834)
GBP2500.0English County Atlas1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9918&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REID, William HenryThe Panorama: or, Traveller's Instructive Guide; Through England and Wales; Exhibiting all the Direct and Principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns, Villages, Parks, Canals, &c. ...Octavo (120 x 80 mm.), recent full calf, ornate blind panelling to boards, spine with raised bands, blind ruled compartments, blue calf gilt title label. With engraved Contents, typographic title page with Index on verso (small paper fault), Address with Errata on the verso, two engraved divisional titles of England and Wales, pp. (4), 160, and 53 maps (1 general and 52 county maps) all in full original wash colour, omitting engraved title page and final leaf of postal charges, upper corners shaved, otherwise in good condition.; A VERY RARE CHARMING ATLAS. Little is known about William Henry Reid. A W. H. Reid is listed in 'Johnstone's London Commercial Guide' for 1818 as an 'Appraiser & auct. 32, Charing-cross'. Further research found a William Henry Reid listed in the Post Office London Commercial Directory for 1843 as 'architectural, engineering & scientific bookseller & publisher, 15 Charing Cross'. It is a reasonable assumption to conclude this is one and the same person. His name appears on the title page as publisher but many of the maps bear the imprints or James Wallis and C. Hinton. As Reids name does not appear on the maps they are often referred to as the Wallis-Reid maps. James Wallis (fl.1810-25) was born it is believed in Southampton in 1784. He was apprenticed to John Roper in 1799 and freed on 5 February 1811. It appears he started out as an engraver, becoming a bookseller, printer, stationer and publisher. He was at one point imprisoned for debt in 1835. Wallis had earlier produced the 'New British Atlas' in 1813 and 'Walliss New Pocket Edition' c.1812. His last atlas production was the plates for this work, 'The Panorama' of 1820. Several maps cite Wallis and Hinton as publisher which might indicate that towards the end of the project, they sold the rights to Reid whose imprint appears as sole publisher on the title page. Wallis retained the printing rights. We know Wallis became bankrupt later but maybe his financial difficulties began much earlier. Each map is accompanied by extensive descriptive text. A rare work, Chubb recorded 'the only copy I have seen is in the possession of Dr. F. B. Penfold'. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 234; Chubb (1927) 372; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9921London: Printed by J. Wallis, Berwick Street, Soho; and Published by W. H. Reid, Charing Cross(1820)
GBP850.0English County Atlas1820nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9921&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPPING, George BernardL'Angleterre ou Description Historique et TopographiqueDuodecimo, six volumes (160 x 110 mm. each), contemporary quarter calf, marbled boards, spines with raised bands, gilt calf titles and volume numbers, light wear to spine head and tails, retaining contemporary silk page marks. With typographic half title and title page to each volume, pp. (4), viii, 272; (4), 288; (4), 268; (4), 226; (4), 226, (2); (4), 268, with 58 early outline coloured maps (1 folding), 19 aquatint plates and three further engravings, otherwise in good condition.; This series of miniature maps were drawn it is believed by Aristide Michel Perrot (1793-1879). They accompanied a topographical description of Great Britain by George Bernard Depping (1784-1853). He was a naturalised Frenchman who was born in Mnster, Germany in 1784. He became a professor of German and a member of the French Royal Society of Antiquaries. Perrot was a geographer who produced several works related to this field. The maps appear to be the work of the Parisian engraver Adrien Migneret (1786-1840). Each is adorned with what appears to be unrelated imagery. A very nice example of the first edition. Provenance: Clive A. Burden Ltd. 2011; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 83; not in Chubb; Tooley (1999-2004).9923Paris: Chez tienne Ledoux, Libraire, Rue Gungaud, No. 9(1824)
GBP850.0English County Atlas1824nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9923&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUNCAN, James(A Complete County Atlas of England & Wales, containing Forty Four Superior Maps)Folio (410 x 270 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards with gilt ruling and ornate red calf gilt title on upper board, spine with gilt ruled bands, with early manuscript table of contents on inside of upper cover. With double page typographic 'Geographical and Statistical Table', map of England and Wales and a further 43 maps of the counties and Wales bound in geographic order commencing with Sussex, light foxing throughout otherwise in good condition.; James Duncan is thought to have started as early as 1805 but the 'Complete County Atlas' is his best-known work. Their early history involving William Ebden is complicated and was detailed in David Smiths article. It is believed that Duncan acquired the plates in 1832 and adjusted the titles and added information drawn from the Reform Bill of 1832. First published in 1833 as A New Atlas of England and Wales, the county maps are engraved by Edward Hoare and James Reeves. The maps are derived from those of John Cary. Ensuing editions were entitled A Complete County Atlas and examples are known omitting a title as here. This is an early issue as it lacks any railways. Provenance: bookplate of Rogers, Nottingham in inside front cover; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 85.ii; Chubb (1927) 455; Smith, D. (1991d).9928London: (c.1833)
GBP595.0English County Atlasc.1833nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9928&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MURRAY, T. LaurieAn Atlas of the English Counties Divided into Hundreds & c, containing the Rivers, Roads, parks, Parishes, & c in each, Exhibiting the whole of the Inland Navigation, Rail Roads, & c. And accompanied with Maps of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, Projected on the Basis of the Trigonometrical Survey By Order of the Honble, The Board of OrdnanceFolio (485 x 380 mm.), contemporary half red calf, paper boards, gilt ruled, with ornate gilt red calf Royal Arms label pasted to upper board, spine with gilt ruled compartments, gilt title, complete with contemporary blank endpapers. With engraved title, Dedication and 44 engraved maps including 1 large folding map of England, double-page maps of Ireland, Scotland and Wales and 40 maps of the counties (Yorkshire in 2 sheets), all in fine early outline colour, an excellent example.; T. Laurie Murray was a surveyor, publisher and founder member of the Royal Geographical Society. His major cartographic work was this English county atlas entitled 'An Atlas of the English Counties' first published in 1830. It contained forty-four maps engraved by Hoare and Reeves and identifying Murray as publisher. The second edition offered here, was issued the following year and involved the imprint dates being altered to each plate. The further history of the plates is murky, particularly after they left Murrays possession. They appear in the hands of William Robson. Beresiner pp. 164-5; Chubb 420; Tooleys Dictionary (1999-2004).9929London: (1830)
GBP1350.0English County Atlas1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9929&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesThis British Atlas, Comprising separate Maps of every County in England, each Riding in Yorkshire and North & South Wales, Showing the Roads, Railways, Canals, Parks, Boundaries of Boroughs &c. Compiled from the Maps of the Board of Ordnance and other Trigonometrical SurveysFolio (365 x 245 mm.), contemporary half calf, cloth boards, rebacked with matching calf, blind ruled compartments, with gilt title, marbled endpapers. With engraved title page, 5 double pages of statistics, 47 high quality steel engraved maps as indicated on the title and two further ones of Scotland and Ireland, all in early outline colour, some light offsetting to title, otherwise in good condition.; The 'British Atlas' was first published jointly with Longman, Rees & Co. on 1 March 1837 and dedicated to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria who later that year ascended to the throne. It proved to be a popular atlas with several editions up to 1880. The atlas was issued with 47 engraved maps. From 1850 lithographic transfers were made in partnership with William Hobson to create 'Hobsons Fox Hunting Atlas', another work which was successful. A later use still was by Letts, Son and Co. in 1884. John and Charles Walker were well known engravers and publishers of the nineteenth century. They also produced engraved maps for other works including 'Elliss English Atlas', Greenwoods large county atlas and 'Lewis Topographical Dictionary of England'. Provenance: inscribed Basil L. Gimson April 1946 [rebound Nov. 1947]. Beresiner (1983) pp. 232-3; Chubb (1927) 481; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9930London: Longman, Rees & Co. Paternoster Row, and J. & C. Walker, 9, Castle Street, Holborn(1870)
GBP495.0English County Atlas1870noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9930&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PIGOT, JamesPigot & Cos. British Atlas, Comprising the Counties of England, (upon which are laid down all the railways completed and in progress), with Separate Large Sheet Maps of England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland, and a Circular one of the Country Round LondonQuarto (400 x 295 mm.), contemporary half calf, cloth boards, gilt ruled, rebacked in matching calf, blind ruled compartments, red calf gilt title label, final endpaper with some tissue repair. With engraved title page, Address with Contents, double page 'Reciprocal Distance Table' with tables of routes on the verso, with 41 steel engraved maps in early outline and wash colour, including a large folding map of England & Wales dated 1840, Yorkshire and the London plate also folding, each with a leaf of descriptive text, those of Lancashire and Yorkshire with an extra leaf describing the railways, in good condition.; James Pigot (1769-1843) began as an engraver and printer in Manchester before moving to London. In 1811 he began his own business and concentrated from 1822 on publishing directories of the whole country. In 1826-27 he published one of the Home Counties which was according to the title embellished with a new series of Elegant Maps ... An advert in 1829 indicated that the full series of maps were available bound up separately in an atlas. A dated edition of 1830 was followed by one dated 1831 and undated ones. This undated issue is from 1840, the date found on the large folding general map. In the interim the maps were constantly updated with Polling Stations data relating to the Reform Act of 1832 and of course the expanding railway network. The counties of Lancashire and Yorkshire even have a separate leaf of text describing the network. Some interesting information is given, for instance on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway detailing passenger numbers and costs. The maps were based on those of John Cary published in 1809. They are believed to be the first engraved on steel and each contains attractive vignette scenes of the county. The title records the Price, Bound, with Coloured Maps, Two Guineas and a Half. Beresiner (1983) pp. 177-80; Carroll (1996) 88; Chubb (1927) 427; Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 341.(3); Smith (1982) pp. 187-9; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9932London: J. Pigot & Co. 59, Fleet-Street, London, and Fountain-Street, Manchester(1840)
GBP1200.0English County Atlas1840nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9932&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COLE, George and ROPER, JohnThe British Atlas; comprising A Complete Set of County Maps, of England and WalesQuarto (285 x 225 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards with ornate gilt ruling, expertly rebacked preserving the original spine with decorative gilt ruled compartments, each with central gilt floral feature, with gilt title. With typographic title, contents, 2 general maps of England and Wales, 56 further maps of the counties all in early outline colour and 21 town plans, the latter bound next to the relevant county, 10 plans a little foxed, otherwise in good condition.; THE RARE SECOND ISSUE. Very little is known about either George Cole or John Roper (1771-1810). The latter appears to have engraved the plates to the atlas from the drawings of Cole. Two however were not engraved by him, Cheshire and Caernarvonshire. The publishers were the established firm of Vernor, Hood and Sharpe who began publishing the 'British Atlas' in parts from October 1804. An example in parts survives at the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Thomas Vernor was the senior partner having been a bookseller since 1766. Thomas Hood joined him in partnership in 1794 followed by Sharpe in 1806.The maps were originally produced to accompany J. Britton and E. W. Brayleys 'Beauties of England and Wales' issued 1801-16 in twenty-five volumes, a statement to which effect is found on most of them. The maps and text were however never issued together. The maps announcement appears in part 32 issued in May 1804. The first part of 'The British Atlas' appeared in October 1804, each would contain two maps and one town plan, or three county maps. The final part was published 1 October 1808. Britton's autobiography states that the maps were reduced from original surveys ... published by Mr. Faden whose permission was exclusively granted ... The maps are very attractive. The complete work was published under the same title in 1810 by a conglomerate of ten different publishers. The contents leaf originally stated that the atlas contained 57 maps and 22 plans. It did not list that of the Isle of Wight which is always present and the list of town plans included one of Shrewsbury which was never issued. Therefore, the true count is always 58 maps and 21 town plans. Chubb had recorded a variant in the British Library which matches this example in which it has been corrected with the Isle of Wight now named and Shrewsbury removed from the list. At the same time the numeric counts above each section have been corrected and now read '58 Maps' instead of '57' and '21 Plans' instead of '22'. It is considerably rarer than the earlier version. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 88-90; Carroll (1996) 62; Chubb (1927) 339; Jones (1849) part 2, pp. 63-4; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9935London: Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; J. Harris; J. Cuthell; J. Cundee; W. Faden; J. and A. Arch; Crosby and Co.; J. Richardson; and J. M. Richardson(1810)
GBP1500.0English County Atlas1810nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9935&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAPPER, Benjamin PittsA Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom; compiled from Parliamentary, and other Authentic Documents and Authorities; containing Geographical, Topographical, & Statistical Accounts of every District, Object, and Place, in England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and the various small islands dependent on the British EmpireOctavo, two volumes (215 x 130 mm. each), full contemporary mottled calf, gilt panelled, spines with gilt ruled compartments, each with gilt central feature, red and blue calf gilt title and volume numbers, marbled endpapers. With typographic title page, pp. xiv, (2), unpaginated signatures B8-Ll2; Ll3-3X2, with 46 engraved maps comprising general map of the British Isles (folding), 40 single sheet English county maps, Wales (folding) and 2 sheet maps of Ireland and Scotland, all folding, all in fine early wash colour, some light spotting to text at the beginning of volume one, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. Benjamin Pitts Capper produced just this one work but it proved to be a successful one. It was first published by Richard Phillips (1767-1840) in 1808. Capper worked in the Secretary of States office. The Introduction states that the compiler having assisted in preparing the abstracts of the answer and returns made to the Population Act, as well as in arranging the returns of the Cultivation of the Kingdom, which were laid before Parliament, in 1802, he has been enabled to correct in this Work every error which appeared in the account printed for the Parliament.Phillips was born in London to a Leicestershire family. He founded the Leicester Herald in 1792. He was sentenced to 18 months in gaol for selling Thomas Paine's 'Rights of Man' the following year. In 1795 his premised burnt to the ground and with the insurance money he returned to London where he founded 'The Antiquarians' Magazine and Monthly Magazine'. He became Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1807 and was knighted in 1808.To accompany the work, Phillips employed Henry Cooper (fl.1804-19) to engrave a series of plates. They are loosely drawn on those of Cary. Wales is described in the list of maps as consisting of two plates when in fact it is just one. The title page announces the work is available Price 24s. complete in boards although the work can be acquired without maps for 18s. Similarly, the maps may be bound alone for 9s. or with colour for 12s. and entitled Atlas of the British Islands, a very rare work. Phillips was bankrupted in 1811 and sold the rights in the book to the new publishers Longman, Hurst, Rees and Co. Provenance: private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 64; Chubb (1927) 327; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9937London: Richard Phillips, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars(1808)
GBP275.0English County Atlas1808nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9937&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLARKE, B.The British Gazetteer, Political, Commercial, Ecclesiastical, and Historical Illustrated by a full set of county maps, with All the Railways accurately laid down; forming at once an iron road-book and county atlasQuarto, three volumes (250 x 170 mm. each), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, spine with ornate blind raised bands, each compartment with ornate gilt decoration, with red calf gilt title and volume numbers, marbled endpapers. With engraved title pages to each volume, pp. vi, 783; (2), 768; (2), 1054, with 48 folding lithographic maps on 51 sheets, consisting of 2 folding general maps of England and Wales, 1 folding plan of Liverpool, 2 folding of London, large folding map of the Isle of Wight bound under 'N' for Newport, North and South Wales and 40 maps of the counties on 43 sheets and 31 steel engravings, one or two with binders tears, environs of London with larger binding tear, Surrey and Wiltshire wrinkled, otherwise in very good condition.; The first use of the plates in this series was in Robert Rowes 'English Atlas' published in 1816, of which only two examples survive. Rowe (c.1775-1843) is recorded as an engraver and it is possible that he was responsible for these plates. It was Henry Teesdale (fl.1828-45) however, who made the most use of the plates with the 'New British Atlas' being published from 1829 through to 1842. These were the last intaglio printings. Sometime prior to 1848 the plates were acquired by Henry George Collins (fl.1832-58). Teesdale became a partner in the Royal Bank of Australia and it is possible that this was the time at which they were disposed of.Collins early career in books included various partnerships, a bankruptcy in June 1839 and spending four months in jail for embezzlement in 1847. He then began map publishing, employing Anthony la Riviere as a lithographer. These maps were lithographed for issue in parts as 'The New British Atlas' in about 1848. The second work in which Collins employed the maps is this 'British Gazetteer'. The maps now include a decorative foliate border.The earlier general maps of Scotland and Ireland are not reused and there is a new general map of England and Wales recording the British Railroads, by now and extensive network. Three folding maps of Liverpool, London and the environs of the capital are added alongside a new large map of the Isle of Wight. It should be noted that the collation in Chubb is inaccurate, omitting the general maps, those of Oxford, Wiltshire and South Wales. He also records Yorkshire consisting of three sheets instead of two. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983); Chubb 534; Hyde (1975) 371.1; Kingsley (1982) 72; Tooleys Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9941London: Published (for the proprietors) by H. G. Collins, Paternoster Row(1852)
GBP395.0English County Atlas1852nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9941&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HALL, SidneyA New British Atlas; Comprising A Series of 54 Maps, Constructed from the most Recent Surveys and Engraved by Sidney HallQuarto (270 x 215 mm.), contemporary quarter morocco, cloth boards, ornate gilt title to the upper board, ribbed spine with blind ruled compartments, gilt title, with recent solander box in blue cloth, marbled paper inside, gilt black calf title on spine, light water stain on front cover. With engraved title page, List of Maps and 47 steel engraved maps on 54 sheets all in early wash colour, each accompanied by a leaf of descriptive text with the exception of more for the last few maps, last 4 sheet map of Inland Navigation as one folded and laid on contemporary linen, occasional light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; Sidney Hall (1788?-1831) began his career as an engraver for the Arrowsmith family. Hall was a prolific engraver of the period and according to Worms and Baynton-Williams 'was almost certainly the first engraver to use the new harder steel for map work, using plates manufactured by the Jacob Perkins process as early as 1821'. His first county maps were those published by Samuel Leigh in 1820 in 'Leighs New Picture of England and Wales', a miniature county atlas which proved a success. This series of maps was engraved for John Gorton's 'Topographical Dictionary' issued in parts from 1831-32. The publishers were Chapman and Hall, there is no known familial link between the two Hall's. We cannot conclude for sure that Sidney Hall engraved all of the plates as his will was proved 26 March 1831. The dates on the maps vary between 1830 and 1832. His widow Selina Hall was also an engraver and as she signed hers 'S. Hall' it is difficult to tell. The earliest edition of the maps in an atlas was the British Atlas, first published by Chapman and Hall in 1833. For this the date in the imprints was updated to 1833 and one or two minor alterations made to the plates. The maps are bound alphabetically with those of Yorkshire, Ireland, Scotland and Wales consisting of two plates. A final general map of 'Inland Navigation' backed on cloth is bound at the end with a four-sheet list of canals and railways. As early as 1833 the list records 36 railways, each recording the date of opening. Provenance: with the bookseller's label of 'Jarrold & Sons London Street Norwich' pasted inside front cover as well as the ex Libris of Taylor. Carroll (1996) 94; Chubb (1927) 451; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9942London: Chapman & Hall 186, Strand(1836)
GBP375.0English County Atlas1836noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9942&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RAMBLE, ReubenReuben Rambles Travels in the Eastern Counties of EnglandQuarto (205 x 165 mm.), one part (of five) contemporary paper wrappers, with ornate printed title to upper wrapper and advert to the lower one. With 8 early wash coloured lithographic plates, 2 pasted to insides of the covers, each with accompanying leaf of descriptive text.; Reuben Ramble (1810-75) designed this atlas for children and it is now highly desired. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb circa 1819. They were then issued by Robert Miller as the 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1821. Here Ramble surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. Ramble's name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark who left his fathers business in 1836 and went to London. He soon became a partner to William Darton. He went on to write geography books for children and later in life became the Rector of Eaton-Bishop. The bibliographies normally place a date of c.1845 on this work however we have owned an example of the atlas bearing the ownership inscription dated 1843. Issued in five parts that offered here is of the Eastern Counties which include Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Norfolk, Rutland, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Northamptonshire. Carroll (1996) 74B; Chubb (1927) 517.9943London: Darton and Clark(1843)
GBP395.0English County Atlas1843nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9943&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEWIS, SamuelA Topographical Dictionary of England ... Supplementary Volume, Comprising a Representative History of England, With Plans Describing the Electoral DivisionsQuarto (280 x 225 mm.), full contemporary green cloth, marbled effect to cloth, gilt title to spine. With typographic title, pp. (2), viii, 81, (1), (2), 5, (1), with 116 engraved maps numbered in roman all in early outline colour, comprising 42 of the English counties and 74 plates of the towns and boroughs, many more than one to a page, in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. For the third edition of Samuel Lewis' 'Topographical Dictionary' a new series of maps was added. This was to reflect the Reform Bill of 1832 and the changes to local government boundaries. The draughtsman was again Robert Creighton with the plates engraved by John and Charles Walker. The maps were derived from those of Robert K. Dawson produced for the Bill. They comprise those of counties along with all the boroughs and town plans. All are collected into the fifth volume, the only one offered here. They are bound by county, many of the town and borough plans are in detail and of towns of which very little at all would have been produced prior. Hampshire is bound under S for Southampton. Provenance: With inscription of 'John Bullen 3 New Inn Strand 16th January 1836 on first free endpaper. Carroll (1996) 104; Chubb (1927) 464.9947London: S. Lewis and Co., 87, Aldersgate-Street(1835)
GBP250.0English County Atlas1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9947&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEWIS, SamuelAtlas to the Topographical Dictionaries of England and Wales, Comprising a General Map of England and Wales, A Plan of London, and Maps of the Counties of ...Quarto (285 x 220 mm.), full contemporary green cloth, ornate blind decoration to boards, spine with blind ruling and decoration, gilt title, light wear to spine. With typographic title, with 57 maps comprising a folding general map of England and Wales, folding plan of London, 40 maps of the counties and Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey (Yorkshire folding), 12 maps of the Welsh Counties, of which a further 11 are smaller folding ones, all in early outline colour, in good condition.; Samuel Lewis (1782-1865) was the successful publisher of the Topographical Dictionary first published in 1831. The maps are often referred to as Creighton-Walkers. Robert Creighton was the draughtsman and Thomas Starling, John and Charles Walker were the engravers. Chubb omits listing the maps of Guernsey and Jersey present here. The large folding plan of London is of particular note. That of Hampshire is filed alphabetically under its title Southampton. The 'Topographical Dictionary' was issued in four volumes with later editions in 1842, 1844, 1845, 1848 and 1849. In later editions, the maps were often put together as a separate fifth volume or atlas as here. Lewis would publish similar works on Wales in 1833, Ireland in 1837 and Scotland in 1846. He brought a successful suit against Archibald Fullarton for plagiarism with the 'New and Comprehensive Gazetteer' issued 1833-37. Beresiner (1983) pp. 144-148; Carroll (1996) 93.v; not in Chubb (1927) refer 430; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9948London: S. Lewis and Co., 13, Finsbury Place, South(1842)
GBP250.0English County Atlas1842nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9948&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TYMMS, SamuelCamdens Britannia Epitomized and Continued; being A Compendious Account of the Antient and Present State of the Counties of EnglandOctavo, 7 volumes (170 x 105 mm. each), each in full contemporary green cloth, blind panelled boards, gilt titles to spine. Typographic half title and title to first volume, the remaining volumes each with 1 typographic title page, pp. xii, (2), 224; iv, (4), 296; (8), 223; (8), 296; (8), 40, 30, 40, 40, 30, 10, 36, (2), 46, (6); (8), 39, (1), 31, (1), 43, (1), 43, 28, vii, (1), 112; (8), 1-16, 13*-16*, 17-92, 172, with 41 engraved maps. In good condition.; Despite being entitled 'Camdens Britannia' it bears no relation to William Camden famous text. It is virtually page for page the same content as the 'Family Topographer' with new titles. The first two volumes lack a date but the remainder bear the same dates. Carto-bibliographies cite the date 1842 for this publication without supplying evidence. The last volume is clearly dated 1843. Either the work was issued simultaneously with the 'Family Topographer' and the 'Compendium' or as one complete work in 1843. The latter is more likely as a different publisher is involved. All volumes bear the imprint of Henry George Bohn who worked from the York Street address from 1831 to 1881. As a different publisher is involved it is more likely that he acquired the remainder text after the final volume was issued and re-issued it under a new title.Although this series of maps does not readily identify the engraver they are the work of James Cox (fl.1815-41). A distinction of these maps is that the county capital bears the distance from London whereas all other towns the distance is from the county capital. Their first issue identifies the publisher as John Bumpus, believed to be the brother of Thomas Bumpus, founder of the well-known booksellers of the same name still in operation. John Bumpus drowned himself in the Surrey Canal in 1832 leaving a widow and six children.The first identified use of the maps is in 'British Atlas' of 1822. It is extremely rare with none recorded in institutions. They next appear in Samuel Tymm's 'Family Topographer' in which the volumes are organised by Circuits; the Home Circuit, Western Circuit, Norfolk Circuit, Oxford Circuit, Midland Circuit, Northern Circuit and Middlesex, London and Westminster. This work with a new publisher in Henry George Bohn appears to have re-issued the text of the 'Family Topographer' with the same maps unaltered. Provenance: with inscription of 'C. H. Welyn White' added to first free endpaper. Carroll (1996) no. 81; Chubb (1927) 441; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9952London: Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden(1832-43)
GBP275.0English County Atlas1832-43nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9952&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOUNDARY COMMISSIONReport of the Boundary Commissioners for England and Wales; Report ... Scotland; Report ... IrelandFolio, two volumes (365 x 270 mm. each), full contemporary brown cloth, gilt titles to spines, gilt ownership name to upper cover. With title pages to each: Part I, Counties pp. 196, with 50 largely folding county maps in early outline colour; Part II, Boroughs pp. 100, with 37 largely folding plans, in early outline colour, in good condition.; An early issue of the Boundary Commission report of 1885 before the inclusion of a plan of Salisbury which is replaced by a Memorandum slip stating that one 'is in preparation, and will be issued shortly'. The Commission reported on proposed boundary changes to the election of Members of Parliament. It was the third occasion in which an attempt was made to equalise the representation of the population across the United Kingdom in the Houses of Parliament. The first major reform was undertaken in the Reform Act of 1832. This was followed by another distribution during the Reform Acts of 1867 and 1868 which proved unsatisfactory. By 1885 the industrial growth of the country and the population movements this encouraged, had made the imbalance worse. This third Bill was the result of long and difficult negotiations between William Gladstone of the ruling Liberal Party and Lord Salisbury of the Conservative Party. It required the intervention of Queen Victoria to settle the course of action.The Reform Bill of 1885 was to draw upon the Ordnance Survey maps in order to determine the boundaries of divisions. The direct consequence of the Bill was the decline of the control of Parliament by the aristocracy. For the first time the number of MPs who represented industry and commerce outnumbered those connected with the landed gentry. The first volumes contains all of the English counties and four Welsh counties as called for. They are all bound in strict alphabetical order. Those of the West Riding are divided into three separate maps and those of Lancashire into four. Of the Boroughs, 15 relate to London. This report appears to be extremely rare, indeed this example is the last complete one we could find in auction having sold at Sotheby's on 6 December 1976. It is one of the most influential 'atlases' in British history. This example once belonged to Joseph F. B. Firth who wrote on the 'Reform of London Government and of the City Guilds' in 1888. Provenance: gilt ownership of 'Joseph F. B. Firth' on both covers; withdrawn stamp from Croydon Public Library with their blindstamp to margins of many maps; private English collection. Smith (1985) XIV.9953London: (1885)
GBP395.0English County Atlas1885nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9953&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROBSON, WilliamRobson's Commercial Directory of Cumberland, Northumberland, and Westmoreland; The town of Berwick on Tweed, and Liverpool; An Alphabetical List of the Names, Residences, and Professions of the Commercial Establishments, with a Classification of Trades ... with a Beautifully Engraved Map of each of the Counties ...Quarto (245 x 155 mm.), full contemporary cloth, ornate blind panelled boards, embossed gilt title to upper board, spine with blind ruling. With title page, pp. (2), 102, (2), 242, 30, Liverpool pagination 101-258, 301-466, with 3 large folding maps in early outline colour, each with binders' tears, otherwise in good condition.; T. Laurie Murray was a surveyor, publisher and founder member of the Royal Geographical Society. His major cartographic work was the English county atlas entitled 'An Atlas of the English Counties' first published in 1830. It contained forty-four maps engraved by Edward Hoare and James Reeves and identified Murray as the publisher. A second edition the following year involved the imprint dates being altered to each plate. The further history of the plates is murky, particularly after they left Murrays possession. William Robson is not even listed in the revised edition of 'Tooleys Dictionary of Mapmakers'. Some of the county bibliographies refer to him issuing later states of the respective county maps and one complete collection of the maps in this state exists in a private English collection. Robson issued commercial directories from 1819 to about 1842 and it appears also issued the Murray maps separately. In about 1838 he expanded into producing county directories. This was a fiercely competitive arena and one in which it appears he suffered against the more professional and thorough opposition. Hodson in his study of Hertfordshire identifies a work in the Guildhall Library entitled 'Robsons Commercial Directory of ... with a beautifully engraved map of each of the seven counties ... for 1839'. The makeup of this item appears to be similar. A search on Copac records a few Commercial Directories of individual and groups of counties. None are recorded for Cumberland, Northumberland, Westmoreland or Liverpool. The most notable change to each map is the removal of Murray's imprint. Further revisions include the addition of the poor law unions on each map. The Poor Law of 1834 brought about the grouping of local parishes to form Poor Law Unions, each with its own workhouse. The latest information however appears to be the railway network. The Maryport to Carlisle railway is illustrated which opened in 1845. Beresiner pp. 164-5; Burgess Kent 125/v; not in Carroll (1996); not in Higham (1997); Hodson (1974) no. 90; not in Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).9967London: Robson and Co., London Directory and Court Guide Office, 4 Cloak Lane, Cheapside(c.1845)
GBP350.0Cumbs Northumbs Westm Lincs English County Atlasc.1845nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9967&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, Abraham - BOAZIO, BaptistaIrlandiae Accurata Descriptio Auctore Baptista Boazio440 x 575 mm., early wash colour, light toning along the centrefold, trimmed as usual with minimal loss to vertical margins,otherwise in good condition.; A good example of an extremely decorative map of Ireland orientated with north to the right. The seas are filled with ships and monsters. In 1605 Jan Baptist Vrients, the publisher of Abraham Ortelius Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, commissioned the production of two special maps for the proposed English edition issued the following year. One of these is this fine ornate map of the whole of Ireland derived from the Baptista Boazio two-sheet, separately published map of 1599, which survives in only three known examples. The first state bore a dedication to James I, proclaiming him King of Great Britain, France and Ireland. For the next edition in Italian text of 1608 this presented a problem. The Catholic powers did not accept James, King of a Protestant country, as King of France and Ireland in particular. Clearly, he had not given himself enough time to re-engrave the plate so a paste over was printed to cover and alter the offending words.The correction was made to the plate for the 1609 editions in Latin and Spanish. The reference upper right is now to St. Patrick and translates as Saint Patrick was sent by Pope Celestinus from France to Ireland in the year 433 to convert the Irish to the Christian faith, whose body now rests in the diocese of Dunen, also called Down, together with those of Saints Columba and Brigida. According to Bonar-Law the combination of the second state of the plate and Latin text indicates a date of issue of 1612.Provenance: private English collection acquired 1996. Andrews (2007) Colonial Cartography in a European Setting: The Case of Tudor Ireland, in The History of Cartography volume 3 part 2 pp. 1675-76; Bonar-Law (1997) pp. 6-9; Bonar-Law, Andrew & Charlotte (2013) pp. 16-17; Marcel van den Broecke, Ortelius Atlas Maps no.23, state 2; Kelly Maps of the British Isles, England and Wales, and Ireland, in Mappae Antiquae Liber Amicorum Gnter Schilder pp. 233-7; Jonathan Potter, Collecting Antique Maps, p. 96.9988Antwerp: Jan Baptist Vrients(1606-[12])
GBP5500.0Ireland1606-[12]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9988&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OLIVER, Thomas & BOYD, GeorgeOliver & Boyd's Travelling Map of Scotland with the Distances on the Great Roads; upon a New and Improved Plan, By which a Traveller may trace any place or route, without the inconvenience of unfolding, incedent to Maps in Cases or on RollersOctavo (170 x 115 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, with publisher's paper title affixed to the upper cover, spine with gilt ruled compartments. With engraved title page, References & Contents, pp. 10, (2), Index map and 53 sectional maps numbered 3-56, all in early outline colour, in good condition.; Peter Hill (1755-1837) was a well-known bookseller of the old town of Edinburgh. He counted amongst his customers Robert Burns. He had a flourishing business as his catalogue of 1793 records 5,372 items over 205 pages! In 1820 Peter Hill published a small volume of 53 sectional maps of Scotland. They were engraved by W. H. Lizars. It was re-issued here by the firm of Oliver & Boyd with a revised title priced nine shillings. For this edition the text listing the roads is accompanied by a population table referring to the 1821 census and comparing the date to that of the previous one in 1811.Thomas Oliver is found in the Edinburgh Directory for 1799 as a printer at North Richmond Street. He was joined in partnership by George Boyd around 1808. By 1820 they were established publishers in Tweeddale Court, High Street. The sectiontal plates began with number 4, a glance at the index map shows that the first lower left squares represent open water. Moir (1973) I pp. 127-8 & 142, II p. 40.9818Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd High Street(c.1825)
GBP250.0Scotlandc.1825nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9818&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEWIS, SamuelA Topographical Dictionary of Scotland Comprising the Several Counties, Islands, Cities, Burgh and Market Towns, Parishes, and Principal VillagesQuarto (325 x 255 mm.), contemporary green cloth boards with ornate blind decoration, rebacked with gilt spine, decorated and red calf gilt title label. With title page, Contents and six large folding maps, all in early outline colour, some areas of wear along folds, otherwise in good condition.; A neatly engraved large scale map of Scotland which in itself is undated. It is drawn on the large scale of 5 miles to the inch by F. A Carrington and G. W. Carrington and engraved by I. Dower and T. Harwood. the title takes up nearly all of the first sheet. In the lower left hand corner is a large vignette view of Melrose Abbey. The latest railways are laid down long with is an explanation. The whole set within a 'piano key' frame. The maps are unusually large and fresh with bright colouring. Samuel Lewis (1782-1865) was a publisher whose early life is little known. He published 'A Topographical Dictionary of England' in 1831 which was followed by Wales in 1833 and Ireland in 1837. This map was first published in 1846. Tooley's Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9819London: S. Lewis and Co., 13, Finsbury Place, South(1851)
GBP175.0Scotland1851nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9819&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLACKWOOD, William & SonsBlackwood's Atlas of Scotland: Containing Twenty-Eight Separate Maps of the Counties, together with the Orkney, the Shetland, and the Western IslandsOctavo (205 x 130 mm.), full contemporary dark calf, blind panelled, gilt title embossed to upper cover, with original flap 'tuck', lightly worn. With title page, Contents and 32 maps comprising one folding general map of Scotland, 27 (of 28) of the counties and 3 of the islands, lacking Kincardine Shire, all in early wash colour, light soiling to title, otherwise in good condition.; William Blackwood (1776-1834) was born in Edinburgh in 1776 and apprenticed to a bookseller at 14. In 1804 he began in business on his own at 64 Bridge Street then moved to 17 Princes Street in 1816. He finally settled at 45 George Street in 1830. He was keenly interested in civic affairs and in 1828 was elected Commissioner of Police, a position he held to his death in 1834. In that year he began publishing Statistical Accounts of the parishes assembled into county volumes. Each was accompanied by a county map engraved by W. H. Lizars. The business was continued by his sons Alexander Blackwood (1806-45) and Robert Blackwood (1808-52). In 1838 the county maps were gathered into Blackwoods Atlas of Scotland, in both quarto and octavo editions. The advertisements states The Maps, forming a complete Atlas of Scotland, in 1 vol. 4to, handsomely bound in cloth, price 21s; or in small 8vo, neatly bound in leather with tuck, for travelling, price 10s 6d. In 1839 further roads were added by Lizars. There were later editions to 1853, this being an example of the 1847. A third son John Blackwood (1818-79) ran the London branch from 1840 and on the death of Robert ran the firm. Refer Chubb 36; Moir (1973) I p. 137, II p. 155 no. 14; Tooleys Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9820Edinburgh & London: (1847)
GBP225.0Scotland1847nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9820&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WILSON, Rev. John MariusThe Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland; or Dictionary of Scottish TopographyOctavo, 2 volumes (250 x 165 mm., each), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, ornate blind ruled, spine with ornate gilt raised bands, gilt calf title and volume labels affixed. With engraved and typographic titles to both volumes, pp. (4), lxiv, 816; (2), 872, with 1 folding general map of Scotland, 31 county maps in early outline colour, 7 plans and several engraved views, complete, folding general map with binders tear repaired, some foxing and staining here and there, otherwise in good condition.; The maps for this work were produced by George Heriot Swanston (fl.1841-60). It was published by Archibald Fullarton & Co. which by then was in the hands of his son John Archibald Fullarton. The county maps are very attractive having an ornate border around them and being in outline colour. Provenance: booksellers label of 'T. Harris, Binder, Castle Street, Carlisle' pasted inside upper board; manuscript ownership inscription of 'Alex. Johnstone June 1863'; private English collection. Provenance: Andrew Cox; private English Collection. Chubb (1927) Scotland 42; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9964Edinburgh & London: A. Fullarton & Co. Stead's Place, Edinburgh; 106 Newgate Street, London, and 196 Great Brunswick Street, Dublin(1854-57)
GBP250.0Scotland1854-57nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9964&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BARTHOLOMEW, JohnBlack's New Large Map of Scotland Compiled from the Ordnance, Admiralty & Other SurveysPublisher's green cloth box, gilt title to the spine, with 12 maps, each dissected and laid on contemporary linen, each approximately 490 x 500 mm., printed in full wash colour,; John Bartholomew (1805-61) was the first of the family name to join a business founded in 1784. The period of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries represented the height of the companies influence. The main influence of growth in the business was John George Bartholomew (1831-93). They were active until the Second World War. Adam Black (1784-1874) was a prominent politician also becoming MP for Edinburgh 1856-65. In 1827 he acquired the rights to the 'Encyclopaedia Britannica' which greatly stimulated his business. In 1840 they published 'Black's General Atlas of the World' which went through many editions. This excellent and finely engraved map was the most popular map of Scotland prior to the completion of the 1 inch Ordnance Survey about 1887 (Moir). The map was also issued as an atlas entitled Blacks New Atlas of Scotland. The title is on sheet number 6. It is drawn to the scale of four miles to an inch. Moir (1973) no. I p. 234; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9979Edinburgh: A. & C. Black(1862)
GBP350.0Scotland1862nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9979&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILIP, George & SonPhilips' Atlas of the Counties of Scotland; A Series of Twenty-Seven MapsOctavo (160 x 105 mm.), full green cloth binding, blind embossed soft boards, central ornate gilt title, spine with blind ruling, light wear. With titlepage, Contents leaf and 28 lithographic maps consisting of one general and 27 numbered counties, in good condition.; George Philip (1800-82) was born in Aberdeenshire and left in 1819 for Liverpool. He joined his brother who was a minister in the city. He began working with a bookseller before opening his own shop in 1834. His son George joined him in 1848. This series of county maps were according to Chubb first issued as Philips Tourists Companion in 1858. The earliest edition he cites of this title is 1860. However, it appears that this atlas was issued with and without the Tourists Companion. This therefore is the first edition the atlas. There appear to be later editions of 1860, 1870 and 1882.Provenance: with ownership inscription on the title of ? Angus; private English collection acquired 2014. Chubb (1927) p. 398 no. 44; Smith (1985) pp. 147-9.9980London: George Philip and Son, 32, Fleet Street, and 51, South Castle Street, Liverpool. Edinburgh: W. P. Nimmo. Glasgow: T. Murray & Son(1858)
GBP195.0Scotland1858nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9980&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEWIS, SamuelA Topographical Dictionary of Wales, Comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate and Market Towns ...Quarto, 2 volumes (325 x 250 mm. each), later half calf, cloth boards, blind ruled, spine with double gilt ruled compartments with gilt title and volume details, recent endpapers preserving the original. With typographic title pages to both volumes, Preface, List of Subscribers, unpaginated, with 13 engraved maps including folding general map of Wales and 12 maps of the counties, a good example.; Samuel Lewis (1782-1865) was the successful publisher of the Topographical Dictionary of England first published in 1831. It was expanded in 1833 with this work on Wales, Ireland in 1837 and Scotland in 1846. The maps are often referred to as Creighton-Walkers. Robert Creighton was the draughtsman and Thomas Starling, John and Charles Walker were the engravers. Lewis brought a successful suit against Archibald Fullarton for plagiarism with the 'New and Comprehensive Gazetteer' issued 1833-37. Provenance: with manuscript ownership notations of 'W. G. Edmonds 1836' and 'Thomas Lucas left him by his affectionate Uncle. 1837'; unidentified bookplate inside cover; invoice of Tom Lloyd-Roberts, Mold, Flintshire, in 1972, loosely inserted. Beresiner (1983) pp. 144-148; Booth (1977) pp. 114-5; Carroll (1996) 93; Chubb (1927) 447; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9965London: S. Lewis and Co., 87, Aldersgate-Street(1834)
GBP150.0Wales1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9965&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & AlexanderTo Lieut.t General the Most Hon.ble the Marquis of Anglesey ... This Map of North Wales ...Large folding map (645 x 770 mm.), dissected and laid on contemporary linen, in early outline colour, with burgundy cloth endpapers, with original publisher's cloth slipcase with publisher's title label affixed to the front, in good condition.; This is a fine detailed engraved map of North Wales including an inset view of the Menai Bridge. John and Alexander Walker acted as agents for Admiralty Charts in both London and Liverpool. No connection has been found with the firm of John & Charles Walker. Tooley 'Dictionary'; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9981London & Liverpool: J. A. Walker, 47, Bernard Street, Russell Square London, and 33 Pool Lane Liverpool(1824)
GBP125.0Wales1824nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9981&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of Carmarthen Shire/ An Accurate Map of Glamorgan Shire700 x 530 mm., uncut, early outline colour, light crease to left corners, some light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; An example of the FIRST STATE published by John Tinney in 1754. The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. In the case of Cornwall it was based on the exceedingly rare Joel Gascoyne of 1699. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the 'Universal Magazine' from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printseller's of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the long publication history of the atlas the maps all appear with several different imprints. With inset views of Carmarthen and Cardiff. This map is found in five states, this example is in Hodson's state T, the first, issued before the work was completed. Booth (1977) p. 86; Hodson (1984-97) II 221 & p. 138; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10059London: John Tinney(1754)
GBP195.0Wales1754nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10059&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of Cardigan Shire/ An Accurate Map of Pembroke Shire700 x 530 mm., uncut, early outline colour, light crease to left corners, some light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; An example of the FIRST STATE published by John Tinney in 1754. The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchins beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. In the case of Cornwall it was based on the exceedingly rare Joel Gascoyne of 1699. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the 'Universal Magazine' from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printseller's of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the long publication history of the atlas the maps all appear with several different imprints. With inset views of Haverford West. This map is found in seven states, this example is in Hodson's state T, the first, issued before the work was completed. Booth (1977) p. 86; Hodson (1984-97) II 221 & p. 138; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10060London: John Tinney at the Golden Lion in Fleet Street(1754)
GBP195.0Wales1754nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10060&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanMonumethensis Comitatus Vernacule Monmouth Shire385 x 505 mm., in early outline colour with wash to the cartouches, with good margins, with French text, in very good condition.; This map of Monmouthshire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. Joan Blaeu's father Willem, established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is with French text on the verso and from the 'Theatre du Monde' first issued in 1645. Booth (1977) pp. 44-8; Koeman Bl 42A p. 174; Skelton (1970) 28.10062Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP350.0Wales1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10062&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - WILLDEY, GeorgeRadnor, Breknoke Cardigan And Carmarthen, Shires Discribed by CS, Corrected and Amended with many Additions by P Lea365 x 470 mm., in early outline colour, browning in the margin due to early mount, otherwise in good condition.; A fine example of one of the rarest states of the Christopher Saxton map of Radnor, Brecon, Cardigan and Caermarthen. With inset plans of Caermarthen, Breknoke, Radnor and Cardigan. Only five examples of the atlas survive. At first glance one might be inclined to think this is the Philip Lea edition however closer examination reveals the presence of George Willdey's imprint lower right. The date of the death of Philip Leas widow Anne is unknown but on 5 August 1730 the "Daily Journal" carried an advertisement announcing the sale by auction of "all the Copper Plates belonging to the Estate of Mrs. Anne Lea, deceased ... with all the County Maps of Great Britain and Ireland". From 1709 early in his career Willdey was advertising maps for sale. Willdeys first advertisement announcing the county plates was placed in the Daily Post for 3 February 1732 (illustrated in Hodson I p. 142). They were sold individually for 4d. each. In none his adverts up to his death in November 1737 does he mention the county maps be bound as an atlas with a title-page. However in 1721 when advertising his series of two sheet maps he stated that This Set of Maps may be fitted up several ways and sizes, or bound in a Book, or sold single, to fit Gentlemens Conveniency ... It can be assumed that he would be just as accommodating with the single sheet county maps and that therefore a c.1732 date is reasonable for the atlas.Willdeys last advert was placed in the 'Daily Post', 12 November 1737, which carried in its news columns the announcement that Yesterday Morning died of an Apopletick Fit, Mr. Willdey, who kept the noted great Toyshop at the Corner of Ludgate-street by St. Pauls; said to have died very rich. Curiously although all the newspapers agreed he died on 11 November his will is signed 12 November. The business was continued by Thomas Willdey although it is not clear whether this his Georges brother, or son. Thomas died in 1748 and the business was closed as there were many creditors. Hodson I no. 183; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library', T.Sax 1j; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10063London: George Willdey at the Great Toy Spectacle, China-ware, and Print Shop, ye Corner of Ludgate Street near St. Paul's(1579-[c.1732])
GBP395.0Wales1579-[c.1732]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10063&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesNorway South Coast The Naze to Christiansand From the Norwegian Charts of 1843625 x 960 mm., in good condition.; A large scaled detailed chart of the southern waters of Norway extending from Christiansand in the east to Farsund and Flekkefjord in the west.4357London: Admiralty Office(1854)
GBP195.0Scandinavia1854nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4357&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4357.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesNorway South Coast Christiansand to Sando From the Norwegian charts of 1845-55790 x 650 mm., in good condition.; A superb detailed sea chart of the waters of south eastern Norway extending from Tvedestrand in the north to Khristiansand in the south. A large inset upper left details the region approaching Arendal.4358London: Admiralty Office(1854-[55])
GBP195.0Scandinavia1854-[55]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4358&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4358.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HAWKESWORTH, John - COOK, Captain JamesA Chart of Hawkins's Maidenland. Discovered by Sr. Richard Hawkins in 1574 and Falkland Sound so called by Capn. John Strong of the Farewell from London who Sailed through it in 1689.225 x 300 mm., in good condition.; This map of the Falkland Islands comes from the official account of the First Voyage of the Pacific by Captain James Cook published in 1773. It records the voyage of Captain Carteret (1766-69) to the Solomon Islands as they are now called in the South Pacific. For the compilation of this work Hawkesworth received £6,000 from the Admiralty. Shirley G.Hawk 1a no. 6.4892London: (1773)
GBP150.0West Indies, South & Central America1773nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4892&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4892.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnLesser Tartaria120 x 150 mm., in early outline colour, good condition.; This rare map of the Black Sea and Crimea includes much of the present day Ukraine. It was published in the very rare 'Atlas Terrestris' by John Seller. Shirley, R.W. (BL Atlases) T.SELL-7a, #15.5793London: (c.1685)
GBP150.0Eastern Europec.1685nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5793&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/5793.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERTIUS, PetrusSardinia95 x 130 mm., in good condition.; This attractive little map of the Island of Sardinia was published in Amsterdam by Petrus Bertius. The work it comes from is a revised edition of Barent Langenes' 'Caert Thresoor' first published in 1616. The maps were all newly engraved by Jodocus Hondius, this example has Latin text on the verso. Koeman Lan 11A no. 147; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Bert 2a.7889(1616)
GBP210.0Sardinia Italy1616nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=7889&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/7889.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWSPicture Map of the Baltic Sea490 x 760 mm., folded as issued in very good condition.; This map of the Baltic Sea cut by W. Thomas was issued as a Supplement to the Illustrated London News on 31 May 1856. It contains numerous vignette views of ports and harbours in the Baltic Sea. It features many of the sites of military conflict during the recently ended Crimean War especially St. Petersburg and Cronstadt. The verso bears a large double view of 'The Fleet At The Great Naval Review, At Spithead, April 23, 1856. - Drawn by E. Duncan'.8182London: (May 31 1856)
GBP150.0ScandinaviaMay 31 1856nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8182&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8182.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WARD, Sir LeslieWinston370 x 210 mm., coloured lithograph, with light remnants of mounting tape upper edge, otherwise in good condition.; The Beginning of Churchillian Portraiture.On 27 September 1900, the first and most famous caricature of young Winston Churchill (1874-1965) appeared in 'Vanity Fair' magazine, just after Churchill’s return to England following his headline-making escape from the Boers, and just before Churchill’s first General Election standing as the Conservative candidate for Oldham. He was duly elected 24 October. It was drawn by the legendary caricaturist Sir Leslie Ward, for whom Churchill sat on 8 August 1900 (letter from Churchill to Ward). He was the most famous contributor to 'Vanity Fair' magazine. Churchill was preparing for his first General Election as a Conservative candidate in Parliament. Ward’s finished product presented the future Prime Minister in a pose similar to that of his father Randolph Churchill (1849-95), also a British politician. The stance would become iconic. The accompanying profile was written by Vanity Fair’s founder, Thomas Gibson Bowles, who signed himself 'Jehu Junior.' Of the 24-year old Churchill, Bowles wrote: 'He can write and he can fight ... He is something of a sportsman; he prides himself on being practical rather than a dandy; he is ambitious; he means to get on and he loves his country. But he can hardly be the slave of any party.'Leslie Ward entered the Royal Academy schools right out of Eton in 1871. There, the painter Sir John Everett Millais brought him to the attention of Vanity Fair, which was looking for a new caricaturist. Under his 'Spy' nome de plume, Ward became a regular contributor from 1873. His caricatures of notables, from politicians, judges and generals to authors and musicians, were reproduced widely as lithographs. He was knighted in 1918. Matthews & Mellini p. 203 & 211 n. 13.8883London: Vanity Fair(1900)
GBP375.0Natural History, Decorative & Science1900noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8883&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/8883.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnThe Kingdome of Persia with the Cheef Citties and Habites Described395 x 515 mm., with recent outline and wash colour, with minor toning, otherwise in good condition with good margins.; An example of the map of Persia by John Speed (1552-1629), from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century. Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12], and the 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World', first published in 1627. Speed had a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. The 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World' was published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. Ownership of the atlas passed through various hands until sometime after 1668 when Roger Rea sold the rights to Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell. Bassett was a specialist in legal books and Chiswell was the publisher for the Royal Society. The final 1676 edition of the 'Prospect' includes eight further maps on seven sheets appearing for the first and only time. The maps are attractive because of the border illustrations and insets with the arms of the country and the nobility, figures in national costume, city views, town plans, views of castles and cathedrals, and other interesting features. Ala’i, Cyrus. (2003). ‘Mapping Persia: A brief introduction’, in IMCoS Journal 94 pp. 5-22; Al Ankary p. 176 pl. 43; Phillips 'Atlases' 488; Shirley BL T.Spe 1j; Skelton 92; Wing S4886.10118London: Sold by Tho:Bassett in Fleetstreet and Richard Chiswell in St. Pauls Church Yard(1627-[76])
GBP950.0Middle East1627-[76]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10118&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10118.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnAfricae, Described, the Manners of their Habits, and Buildings: Newly Done into English by I.S.390 x 510 mm., recent outline and wash colour, light paper crease near the centrefold as often, 4 cms. lower centrefold split with old repair to verso, right corner just affecting the neatline only, thin paper in margin in a couple of places, otherwise a good example.; This attractive carte-a-figures map is from the most prestigious English world atlas of the seventeenth century by John Speed (1552-1629). It was engraved by Abraham Goos and bears decorative panels on three sides. Those left and right include figures of natives in national dress. The upper panel features eight town plans of Tanger (Tangier), Ceuta, Alger (Algiers), Tunis, Alexandria, Alcair, Mozambique and Canaria. Speed is the most famous of all the English map-makers. His two most celebrated publications are 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain' covering the British Isles, first published in 1611[12] and the 'Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World', first published in 1627, two years before the death of Speed. He had a great interest in history and maps. He wanted to produce an English atlas of the same high standards and quality as those published on the continent. This is an example from the second edition which can be identified from the type setting on the verso. Betz 62 state 1, pp. 241-3; Norwich 30; Phillips 'Atlases' 442; Shirley BL T.Spe 2b; Skelton (1970) 36.10119London: Published at the charges of G. Humble(1627-[31])
GBP1750.0Africa1627-[31]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10119&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10119.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's New and Accurate Map of the County of Surry; Divided into its Hundreds ...600 x 750 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, early outline and wash colour, in good condition, complete with original marbled paper slipcase, with publishers' printed round title affixed, worn.; ONE OF CARY'S EARLIEST WORKS, VERY RARE. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. Cary was apprenticed to William Palmer from 1770-77. His very earliest works were engravings for or publications in partnership with others. His first sole publication was a very rare road book displaying the route from London to Falmouth published in 1784. This map of Surrey is his sole new publication in 1785 and is also very rare. Here Cary uses the Meridian of St. Paul's Cathedral. It is drawn to a scale of three quarters of an inch to the mile and includes not only the whole county but rudimentary outlines of the suburbs of London north of the River Thames. Numbered mile markers are placed on the main roads and individual houses identified. A list of towns with markets and their details appears lower right and two further tables list the parishes found in each Hundred. An ornate compass rose on the right is decorated with farm implements; a sickle, hay-rake, shepher's crook, stalks and ears of wheat and barley and a small cask. The title is placed in a plain circle upper left. An interesting anecdote lower right records a Mr. Smyth as a London silversmith who made a lot of money. Nicknamed 'Dog Smyth' after the dog which followed him around, he left the business and took to begging around the county. In his will had left 50 pounds per annum to the poor of all the market towns in Surrey, and a further sum to every other parish. However, this excluded Mitcham as he was whipped their as a common vagrant! Henry Smith (1549-1628) founded in his will the Henry Smith Charity in 1628. It is still running and according to the ODNB distributed £25.9 million in 2010! Rodger records an earlier issue without title which is likely a proof. There were no later issues. Fordham (1925) p. 19-20; ODNB; Rodger (1972) 437; Sharp (1929) p. 24; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10344London: (1785)
GBP950.0Surrey England1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10344&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10344.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's New and Accurate Map of the County of Surry; Divided into its Hundreds ...600 x 750 mm., dissected into three and laid on contemporary linen, early outline and wash colour, in good condition.; ONE OF CARY'S EARLIEST WORKS, VERY RARE. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. Cary was apprenticed to William Palmer from 1770-77. His very earliest works were engravings for or publications in partnership with others. His first sole publication was a very rare road book displaying the route from London to Falmouth published in 1784. This map of Surrey is his sole new publication in 1785 and is also very rare. Here Cary uses the Meridian of St. Paul's Cathedral. It is drawn to a scale of three quarters of an inch to the mile and includes not only the whole county but rudimentary outlines of the suburbs of London north of the River Thames. Numbered mile markers are placed on the main roads and individual houses identified. A list of towns with markets and their details appears lower right and two further tables list the parishes found in each Hundred. An ornate compass rose on the right is decorated with farm implements; a sickle, hay-rake, shepher's crook, stalks and ears of wheat and barley and a small cask. The title is placed in a plain circle upper left. An interesting anecdote lower right records a Mr. Smyth as a London silversmith who made a lot of money. Nicknamed 'Dog Smyth' after the dog which followed him around, he left the business and took to begging around the county. In his will had left 50 pounds per annum to the poor of all the market towns in Surrey, and a further sum to every other parish. However, this excluded Mitcham as he was whipped their as a common vagrant! Henry Smith (1549-1628) founded in his will the Henry Smith Charity in 1628. It is still running and according to the ODNB distributed £25.9 million in 2010! Rodger records an earlier issue without title which is likely a proof. There were no later issues. Fordham (1925) p. 19-20; ODNB; Rodger (1972) 437; Sharp (1929) p. 24; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10349London: (1785)
GBP950.0Surrey England1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10349&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10349.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SPEED, JohnSurrey Described and Divided into Hundreds380 x 510 mm., with small lower margin tear, just into the neatline repaired, light waterstain to the upper centrefold, otherwise a dark impression in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. This map of Surrey is by arguably the most famous English cartographer, John Speed (1552-1629) and was first published in the Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain, 1612. It was the first atlas of the whole British Isles. He was a tailor by trade and had a fascination for history. He used numerous sources for the counties and had the plates engraved by Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam. The book took several years to prepare, hence earlier dates appear on some. Speed's maps are noted for being the first to include the boundaries of the hundreds, and for introducing town plans on the maps. This includes inset views of Richmond and Nonsuch Palaces with Coats-of-arms at the sides. Sharp (1929) p. 15; Shirley (2004) T.Spe 1b.10353London: (1612)
GBP1250.0Surrey England1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10353&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10353.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, Michael(Surrey and Sussex)250 x 335 mm., in fine modern wash colour, good margins, in good condition.; This map is from the ‘Poly-Olbion’ as it is more commonly known, a book of poems by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631). He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of songs in praise of the English and Welsh countryside, with accompanying allegorical maps. The 1622 issue is the first complete edition, containing all thirty sections, each with a highly attractive engraved map. The notes to the songs were written by the polymath John Selden. The newly engraved maps for the second book also contain page numbers engraved near the upper margin and are therefore found in only one state. The new maps as stated in the title to the second part cover the area ‘betwixt the two famous Riuers of Thames, and Tweed’.Yates argues that the ‘Poly-Olbion’ was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with Tudor myth of ‘British’ history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive ‘maps’ in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. This is an example of the second state included with the addition of a page number at the upper edge. It covers the country to the south of London incorporating Surrey and Sussex and is one of the more ornate of the maps in the work. London is prominently illustrated as are the key places upriver of Westminster, Richmond and Hampton Court. A vignette scene of the Weald is upper right with an indication of the forests nearby depicted. Provenance: Clive A. Burden Ltd. Carroll (1996) 8; Chubb (1927) 34; Harley ‘Tudor Mapmaking’; Kingsley (1982) IV 1.ii; Shirley (2004) T.DRA-1d; Skelton (1970) 9; Yates (1975).10354London: (1612-[13])
GBP325.0Surrey; Sussex England1612-[13]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10354&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10354.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BILL, JohnSurrey90 x 120 mm., some mounting tape affixed on the verso, otherwise in good condition.; The contribution of John Bill (fl.1591-d.1630) to cartography was limited to two works, this one and the English edition of Abraham Ortelius' atlas in folio entitled Theatre of the World co-published with John Norton. Bill was a noted bookseller who was apprenticed to John Norton in 1592. His talent in Latin soon caught the attention of Sir Thomas Bodley who from about 1599 commissioned him to travel and acquire books on his behalf. He started his own business in 1603 and became the Kings printer in 1604. The maps in the Abridgement of Camden's Britannia are reductions of those by Christopher Saxton and are the earliest of the English counties to have longitude and latitude marked. The Prime Meridian used is the Azores and the engraver is still unknown. Estimates of only 200 copies being printed have been cited. The map of Cornwall is cartographically improved with the peninsula being orientated more correctly on a north-east to south-west line than found on Saxton or Speed's maps. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 54; Quixley (1966) 9; Shirley (2004) T.Camd 3a; Skelton (1970) 15; STC 4527; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10355London: (1626)
GBP295.0Surrey England1626nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10355&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10355.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MALLET, Alain ManessonNovveav Mexique et Californie145 x 100 mm, in good condition.; This map of the west is from the fifth volume of Alain Manesson Mallet’s 'Description de L’Univers'. 'Mallet was born the son of Philippe Mallet in 1630. His father was an ingénieur ordinaire to Louis XIV, and a professor of mathematics around 1645. Allain at first carried muskets to the regiment of guards of Louis XIV and then became an engineer like his father. Later becoming a sergeant-major of artillery he travelled extensively in Spain and Portugal, supervising the fortifications there. On his return to France he was named master of mathematics. In 1671 he published the Travaux de Mars, a book on military fortifications. He followed in 1683 with the work concerned here, the Description de L’Univers, which was a five-volume geographical text covering all aspects of the subject. It was heavily illustrated with nearly 700 prints and maps' (Burden). 'This is one of the more ornate maps in the Mallet, the title adorned by two natives and the sea bearing two ships engaging one another. Cartographically the toponyms are the same as those found on numerous maps before it, no new information having been discovered for this region in some time. There is, however, a slightly unusual depiction for the northern shore of the island of California' (Burden). Burden (2007) 569; McLaughlin & Mayo (1995) no. 87; Pastoureau (1984) pp. 309-11, Mallet IA no. 653.4573Paris: (1683)
USD475.0Southwest North America1683nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4573&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/4573.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CREPY (family)Amerique525 x 625 mm., early outline colour, with 14 cms. tear to right of lower centrefold with old repair on verso.; A very rare apparently separately issued map of the American continent published by the family firm of Crepy. Founded by Jean Crepy (c.1650-1739), several members of the family were involved. Their relationships are not entirely clear. The left side presents 27 medallions, mostly illustrated with portraits of notable figures, within a ribbon like pattern. Nearby several are identified with legends. This envelops the ornate title being held by a native. Further large legends provide a history and description of the continent. California is shown as a large island with an interesting feature nearby of the Colorado River running parallel to the passageway separating California from the mainland. A clear indication of how the low lying mouth of the river caused the confusion of California as an Island in the first place. Of further note is the display of Nouveau Londres in the southeast, a town first settled in 1682. It was renamed Willtown in 1708 by the Lords Proprietors. McLaughlin & Mayo (1995) 214; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).10128Paris: Crepy rue St. Jacques a St. Jacques(1735)
USD695.0North America1735nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10128&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenwww.caburden.com/pictures/books/10128.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TIRION, IsaacLand-Kaart van het Eiland en de Volkplanting van Cayenne…355 x 415 mm., in full wash colour, in good condition.; A lovely detailed map of the island of Cayenne in Dutch Guyana. The map reflects the latest Jesuit knowledge. From 'Nieuwe en Beknopte Hand Atlas'. Koeman III Tir 4 no. 102: Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 600-107.3290Amsterdam: (1765)
GBP95.0Guiana West Indies, South & Central America1765nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3290&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSCELLI, GirolamoAfrica Minor Nuova Tavola180 x 245 mm., in fine condition.; Girolamo Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's 'Geography' included newly engraved copperplates by Giulio and Livio Sanuto. First published in 1561 this example is in its second state as published in the 1574 edition. It is a modern depiction of the North African coastline including the modern day Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. Nordenskiold 220; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Ptol-10e.4474Venice: (1561-[74])
GBP150.0Mediterranean1561-[74]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4474&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BONNE, RigobertIsles Maidenland de Hawkins, et le Detroit de Fakland240 x 345 mm., in full colour, minor tear in lower margin repaired, not affecting the image.; With two insets of Isle de Georgie (South Georgia Islands) and Terre de Sandwich (South Sandwich Islands). Engraved by Andre for Bonne's "Atlas Encyclopedique". Phillips, P.L. (Atlases) 666.4481Paris: (c.1785)
GBP125.0West Indies, South & Central Americac.1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4481&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRION DE LA TOUR, LouisPartie de l'Afrique en deca de l'Equateur230 x 260 mm. (map) with text 285 x 480 mm., early wash colour. Good condition.; The publisher Louis Charles Desnos was not the most succesful of Parisian publishers going bankrupt in 1784. Brion de la Tour's atlas was first issued in 1766 and is entitled 'Atlas General et Elementaire'. This attractive map is of north Africa. Shirley BL T.Bri 3a.4500Paris: (1766)
GBP95.0Africa1766nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4500&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, JohnThe Kingdom of Alger divided into 5 Provinces120 x 150 mm., with small foxmark otherwise fine.; John Seller's octavo sized 'New System of Geography' was advertised for sale in the 'London Gazette' for 29 September to 2 October 1684. There were later editions in 1690 published jointly by John Seller senior and junior, 1694 and 1703 by his son Jeremiah Seller in partnership with Charles Price and John Senex. Despite these later issues it is very rare. The maps were also included in some examples of the even rarer undated 'Atlas Terristris'. This particular map displays the Kingdom of Algier, and its five provinces. Shirley BL T.Sell 8a no. 90.4548London: (c.1690)
GBP95.0Africac.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4548&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LANGENES, BarentGuinea90 x 130 mm., in good condition.; In 1598 Barent Langenes published in Middleburgh a miniature atlas to rival that of Abraham Ortelius. The maps were largely engraved by Jodocus Hondius and his brother-in-law Pieter van den Keere. This particular edition is from the "Hand-Boeck of Cort Begrijp der Caerten" published in 1609. Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Lan 1a; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8700:341.4636Amsterdam: (1598-[1609])
GBP125.0Africa1598-[1609]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4636&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE OF THE ADMIRALTYCape Verde Islands. St. Vincent220 x 290 mm., in fine condition.; A fine detailed chart of the island of St. Vincent showing many depth soundings in and around the Porto Grande. Topographical details is shown also.5031London: (1877)
GBP125.0Portugal1877nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5031&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanAfricae Propriae Tabula. In qua, Punica Regna Vides, Tyrios, et Agenoris Urbem380 x 525 mm., in modern outline colour, in good condition.; An attractive map of the coastline of present-day Tunisia and Libya. It is based on the map of Abraham Ortelius with the same title, which in turn was based on that of Giacomo Gastaldi of the whole of Africa and several ancient texts including Diodorus, Siculus, Plinius, Virgilius, Appianus, Halicarnasseus, Athenaeus and Herodotus. The map extends into the Mediterranean Se to include part of Sicily and Malta. Ornately decorated with a fine title cartouche and large descriptive text lower left. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8610H:1.5183Amsterdam: (c.1652)
GBP250.0Mediterraneanc.1652nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5183&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE VAUGONDY, Didier RobertCarte des Parties Nord et Est de l'Asie qui Comprend les Cotes de la Russie Asiatique le Kamschatka, le Iesso, et les Isles du Japon Dressee en 1764 par M*** ...320 x 375 mm., in good condition.; An unusual map of the northern and eastern coastline of Russia, Scandinavia and Japan. It also shows a portion of the north west of the American continent called Anian. Four insets display maps of the western part of North America. The first shows the entire western coast with Japan just offshore. The second centres on Nova Granada and the Gulf of California. The third shows the Zubgara and Tolm Regnum of North America extending south to the mythical seven cities of Cibola. The last shows Anian Regnum and Quivira Regnum, a more detailed examination of the west coast. From the 'Supplement' to Denis Diderot's 'Encyclopedie'. Pedley, M.S. #406.5192Paris: (1772)
GBP150.0Northwest North America1772nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5192&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasTurcomanie Georgie Commanie190 x 230 mm., in good condition.; Engraved by Antoine de Winter and published in 1683 in the Dutch edition of Sanson's 'L'Asie'. Pastoureau Sanson IIIF no. 11.5400Utrecht: (1683)
GBP85.0Eastern Europe1683nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5400&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CLOPPENBURG, JohannesNatolia Sive Asia Minor190 x 250 mm., in good condition.; The 'Atlas Minor' by Johannes Cloppenburg was the least successful of three 'Minor' versions of Gerard Mercator's 'Atlas'. Published in just three editions the first was issued in 1630. The reasons for this are unknown but may have something to do with the fact that when the plates reappeared some forty years later they were in the hands of Johannes Janssonius' descendants. Janssonius had published a rival slightly smaller atlas in 1628. It is possible he bought this the largest of the three works. The copperplates for this work were engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This map Asia Minor or present day Turkey with Cyprus and the Aegian Islands. Koeman ME 198; Phillips 3439; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Clop 1a.5401Amsterdam: (1630)
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http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5401&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SANSON, NicolasAnatolie180 x 230 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; Engraved by Antoine de Winter and published in 1683 in the Dutch edition of Sanson's 'L'Asie'. Pastoureau Sanson IIIF no. 3.5405Utrecht: (1683)
GBP125.0Greece1683nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5405&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CORONELLI, Vincenzo MariaIsola di Lissa [verso] Citta di Curzola nella Dalmatia130 x 170 mm., on a full sheet of text, in good condition.; The 'Isola di Lissa' or island of Vis is one of the furthest islands offshore from Croatia. It is by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli in the 'Isolario'. With an ornate title cartouche. The 'Isolario' was a two volume work which formed part of the 'Atlante Veneto'. The verso of the leaf contains a plan of 'Citta di Curzola nella Dalmatia'. Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650-1718) was a Franciscan Friar and the founder of the first Geographical Society. He was an active cartographer, cosmographer, globe maker, author, inventor and engineer, and teacher. Born in Ravenna in 1650 at the age of 15 he entered the Franciscan Order in which he would become Gran Generale in 1699. As he became more interested in cartography he developed an extensive correspondence network around Europe. In 1681 he famously went to Paris to produce 2 four metre globes for Louis XIV which still survive to this day. In 1685 he was made Cosmographer to the Venetian Republic and began teaching geography founding the ‘Academia Cosmographica degli Argonauti’ in 1688, the world’s first geographical society. He single handedly brought back Italy’s reputation in the field of cartography. His style of engraving is very distinctive and displays detail without being too busy, it is very attractive to the eye. Arguably his most famous publication was the 'Atlante Veneto' in 1691. Shirley BL T.Coro 13a 44 & 45.5836Venice: (c.1690)
GBP225.0Eastern Europec.1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=5836&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HAWKESWORTH, John - COOK, Captain JamesCarte de Maidenland ou de la Viginie de Hawkins…et du Canal Falkland220 x 295 mm. Uncoloured map in excellent condition.; From the French edition of of Hawkesworth's 'Account of the Voyages Undertaken'. Refer Shirley BL G.Hawk 1a no. 6.6295Paris: (1774)
GBP100.0West Indies, South & Central America1774nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=6295&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FADEN, WilliamThe South Eastern Part of France570 x 770 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; This detailed map of southern France was published to accompany William Faden's 'General Atlas'. Faden took over the business of Thomas Jefferys after his death in 1777. He went on to produce many fine large maps of all parts of the world. The map extends from Perpignan to San Remo in Italy.8627London: (1799)
GBP195.0France1799nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8627&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausProspect der flotte beii der Insul Kugen allivo Chur Brandenburg die Konigsmarsische Atta quirt ... 1678255 x 375 mm., birds eye view in good condition.; Matthaus Merian began publishing the 'Theatrum Europaeum' in 1633, it was not finished until 1738 by which time 21 volumes had been issued including some 20,000 pages of text, 720 maps, plans, views and other engravings and nearly 700 portraits. This is a birds eye view of a naval attack consisting of 70 Swedish vessels arriving in Denmark, part of the Dano-Swedish war 1658-1660.9115Frankfurt: (c.1680)
GBP125.0Scandinaviac.1680nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9115&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BERTIUS, PetrusMalacca95 x 130 mm., in full wash colour, in good condition.; An early map of Indo-China and the Malay Peninsula orientated with north to the right. It was published in a revised and expanded edition by Petrus Bertius of Barent Langenes' 'Caert Thresoor', here entitled 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'. The maps were all newly engraved by Jodocus Hondius. This is an example of the first edition from 1616 with Latin text. Bertius was the librarian of the University of Leyden and related to Hondius by marriage. The maps were slightly larger in size and the book was dedicated to King Louis XIII of France. Several place names are found from from present day Vietnam through Cambodia, Siam (Thailand) and the peninsula of Malacca. The map is finished with longitude and latitude scales in the border. Koeman Lan 11A 196; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8495:342; Shirley BL T.Bert 2a.9890(1616)
GBP325.0South East Asia1616nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9890&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AA, Pierre van derIndien onder den Heer Lopo Vaz ire Sampayo, als Gouverneur General, tot and Nieuw-Spanje in America ...155 x 225 mm., recent outline colour, evenly toned, otherwise in good condition.; Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733) was born in Leiden, the son of a stone cutter or sculptor. By the time he was nine years old he was already apprenticed to a bookseller. By 1682 he was the owner of a bookshop and auction. His output is so large that Koeman was sure that there were works yet to be identified. His printed catalogue of 1729 alludes to the fact that works could be made to order. As with many of his published books the source of the plates contained within is various. This map is likely from the 'Cartes des Itineraires et Voyages Moderne', published in 1707. The map displays the Pacific Ocean with California as an island, but focuses on South East Asia whilst displaying a significant portion of New Holland (Australia). The reference in the title is to Lopo Vaz de Sampaio, the Portuguese Governor of India from 1526-29. He was also captain of Vasco de Gama, the famous explorer. Koeman (1967-70) I pp. 1-30, Aa1 no. 17.9891Leiden: (c.1710)
GBP395.0Australia Australasia & Pacificc.1710nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9891&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MANBY, George WilliamA General Map of the Polar Ice in the Greenland Sea, and Track of the Ship Baffin in the Summer of 1821275 x 375 mm., early outline colour, folded as issued with repair to a couple of fold splits and bookbinders tear, otherwise in good condition.; This map accompanied an account of the scientific voyage and whaling classic of the 'Baffin' by Captain William Scoresby (1789-1857) to the waters of the North Atlantic. Scoresby was an arctic scientist and clergyman, the son of William Scoresby (1760-1829) an arctic whaler. He made his first voyage to the arctic with his father when he was just ten years old. Apprenticed to his father in 1803 he made annual trips to the whale fisheries each summer until 1823. In 1806 they reached a record 81 degrees 30 minutes north. In 1806 he enrolled at Edinburgh University and spent the winters studying. The University encouraged him to undertake research during his voyages. He even received suggestions from Sir Joseph Banks. In 1810 he took command of his father's ship, the 'Resolution'.From 1813 to 1817 he was in command of the larger 'Esk' and made numerous important discoveries. He suggested to Banks that a government sponsored exploration of the arctic should occur. It did, but under the command of the navy. In 1819 he moved to Liverpool to oversee the construction of the whaler, 'Baffin', which he had designed. He had designed a new harpoon gun which proved very successful. So much so that the crew felt it was a threat to their livelihood. The 'Journal of a voyage to Greenland, in the year 1821', published in 1822 included many fine illustrations and this chart. All of them were produced by the new lithographic process and are very early examples by James Duffield Harding (1797-1863) and printed by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (1789-1850).The Journal itself is written by George William Manby (1765-1854), fellow of the Royal Society, who accompanied Scoresby on the voyage. The track of the voyage is recorded taking them first to Spitzbergen, then along the coast of Greenland, to Iceland before returning home. Manby's account of whaling is a classic providing a vivid picture of the practice. In 1822 Scoresby mapped the East coast of Greenland which brought him much acclaim. He also attracted the attention of Humphry Davy whose was interested in his research on magnetic variation. The 'Baffin' went on to sink in 1830, a year in which 19 out of 90 ships in the whaling fleet were lost to terrible weather in the Davis Strait. Arctic Bib. 10844; ODNB; Sabin 44195.10100G. and W. B. Whittaker(1822)
GBP750.0World & Celestial1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10100&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OWEN, John & BOWEN, EmanuelBritannia Depicta or Ogilby Improv’d; Being a Correct Coppy of Mr Ogilby’s Actual Survey of all ye Direct & Principal Cross Roads in England and Wales ...Octavo (200 x 135 mm.), full contemporary calf with ornate blind and gilt panelled boards, rebacked with raised bands, each compartment blind ruled, burgundy calf gilt title, later endpapers. With title page, pp. (6), 273 engraved plates of road strips and county maps printed back to back, engraved throughout. Dark impressions, in good condition.; FIRST EDITION, SECOND ISSUE of Emanuel Bowen’s Britannia Depicta. Bowen (1693?-1767) was one of the most prominent figures in English cartography during the middle of the eighteenth century. In 1720, he co-published with John Owen the Britannia Depicta or Ogilby Improv’d. It was an instant success running to numerous editions over the next 50 years. Hodson, in his detailed study of the atlas concluded that there were six different editions bearing a title page dated 1720. The first can however, be broken into three further variants, only two of which Hodson identified. This is an example of the second (first recorded) issue with the variant coat of arms on p. 94, altered to reflect those of Newton in Hampshire, not Newton in Lancashire. The first two variants both lack the numbers to the Rapes on the map of Sussex itself, they are shown in the key only. Provenance: manuscript notation of 'E: Bertie' dated 1720 on front free endpaper; private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 40-1; Harley (1970); Hodson (1984-97) 149; Kingsley (1982) 23.1; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 1a issue not cited.10144London: Thomas Bowles & Emanuel Bowen(1720)
GBP995.0Wales British County Atlas1720nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10144&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BADESLADE, Thomas & TOMS, William HenryChorographia Britanniae. Or A Set of Maps of all the Counties in England and Wales: to which are prefix'd the following general MapsOblong octavo (165 x 195 mm.), half early calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, rebacked with gilt ruled compartments, gilt date and gilt calf title label, early wove endpapers. With engraved title, dedication, 7 tables, 6 general and 40 county maps, engraved throughout and in fine full early wash colour. With the last line of the title page imprint shaved as often the case.; RARE OBLONG QUARTO EXAMPLE. Thomas Badeslade (fl.1719-1745) was a surveyor and engineer who was involved in many schemes to improve the waterways. He was also an established author and in 1742 he had William Henry Toms (fl.1723-61) engrave a series of maps from his draughts and publish them as the Chorographia Britanniae. It is the first pocket size English county atlas published in the eighteenth century. It is surprising that it took so long considering the runaway success of the Britannia Depicta of 1720. The first edition of the atlas is found in four variants and was on sale for only a short period of time. Within two or three months a new edition was published. This is an example of the final edition of the atlas. Usually the oblong quarto examples found are from the first issues. I cannot recall seeing a later edition clearly bound so. All of the plates were redated in the imprint to 1742, in that year. In 1745 Toms sold part of his copyright to Charles Hitch and for the edition of that year two new plates numbered 49 and 50 bearing details of the rates for Hackney coaches, chairmen and watermen. Around 1746 John Clark joined Hitch and Toms in owning the work but shortly after his share had come into the hands of William Johnston before December 1748 when Johnston placed an advert in the General Evening Post for it. Clark died in April 1746 and his business was continued by his wife Anne. It appears Johnston acquired the business premises of the Golden Ball as well as much of the stock from his widow. However not everything, she retained her interest in the London Magazine. The exact date of issue is not known. Hodson states that William Toms was still in Holborn in December 1748 and was at the present address by July 1750. By May of 1755 he had moved again. Hodson speculates therefore a date early in this period as Johnston would have been eager to get an edition published. Two similar atlases were being published at the time, the Geographia Magnae Britanniae by Thomas Osborne, 1748, and the Small English Atlas by Thomas Kitchin and Thomas Jefferys. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 49-50; Chubb (1927) 174; ESTC N15269; Hodson (1984-97) no. 193 (atlas O p. 164); Shirley (2004) T.Bad 1e; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10152London: (c.1749)
GBP850.0British County Atlasc.1749nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10152&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COWLEY, John - DODSLEY, RobertThe Geography of England: Done in the Manner of Gordon’s Geographical Grammer, Each County being consider’d under the following Heads: ...Octavo (195 x 120 mm.), recent quarter green calf, green cloth boards with gilt rule, spine with double gilt ruled raised bands, gilt title, later endpapers. With typographic title page, pp. 40 (5- 8 in roman), 271, with 56 engraved maps, comprising 4 folding maps all backed on linen and 52 maps of the counties of England and Wales, small stable binders tear to map of the roads, Channel map with 2 areas of loss at folds, otherwise in good clean condition.; Robert Dodsley was a successful writer, poet and publisher, born in Mansfield as the son of a schoolmaster. He published mainly literary material in his day including that of his friend Dr. Johnson from 1738. Indeed, it is believed Dodsley was one of those encouraging Johnson in the undertaking of the Dictionary. The maps for the Geography of England began life as so many others of the period in a periodical. The Publick Register: or, the Weekly Magazine by Robert Dodsley struggled to survive under the laws of the day. Stamp duty was required on all newspapers but it was interpreted variously between 1733 and 1743. Dodsley believed that by reporting it weekly it was not news but eventually lost the battle to the more efficient competition of Edward Cave’s Gentleman’s Magazine. Before it closed it had introduced a series of six topographical descriptions accompanied by maps. They ran alphabetically and included those between Bedfordshire and Cornwall. There is some evidence to suggest Cave went out of his way to destroy the magazine. At the demise of the magazine it is safe to assume enough topographical material had been gathered to encourage Dodsley to continue and publish it collectively. The unidentified editor of the descriptive text has drawn on several works including those of William Camden’s Britannia and Hermann Moll’s A New Description of England and Wales, 1724. The original six county descriptions are expanded. The publication was announced to the public as the Geography of England in November 1743. This is despite the title page recording a date of 1744, not an uncommon practice. Jointly published the maps are attractive to the eye and largely derived from the quarto work of Robert Morden first published in 1701. They are the work of John Cowley (fl.1733-44) who was a political writer and geographer and became Geographer to the King in 1741. Provenance: with signature of 'P: Peirson' on title; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 26; Chubb (1927) 181; Hodson (1984-97) 194; Shirley (2004) T.Cowl 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10153London: Robert Dodsley, at Tully's Head in Pall Mall(1744-[43])
GBP1500.0Wales British County Atlas1744-[43]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10153&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROCQUE, JohnThe Small British Atlas: Being a New Set of Maps of all the Counties of England and Wales: To which is added, A General Map …Oblong quarto (210 x 260 mm.), full recent cloth binding, gilt embossed title to upper board. With the foreign maps from Salmon 20 (of 21), lacking England and Wales torn away; engraved title page in English and French and 53 (of 54) maps including 1 folding ‘Parliamentary Map of England and Wales’, a further general map of the counties, 49 maps of the counties and Ridings of England and Wales and 3 maps of the Islands, lacking Cheshire, soiling throughout, Suffolk with margin repair, final map of the islands in poor condition.; The plates for this atlas were first issued in Thomas Read's very rare English Traveller published in 1746 in only three volumes, the work was never completed. Jean Rocque (c.1704-62), to use his native name, was a Huguenot émigré who at an early age settled in England. By 1734 he was a surveyor, engraver and publisher. His work is renowned for its beauty as well as its accuracy and several important large scale maps were produced by him. Although undated there is plenty of evidence to place the first edition of John Rocque’s Small British Atlas in 1753. Three issues of The Small British Atlas were published at this time, two of which are extremely rare. The next edition was dated 1762 and re-used the earlier engraved title page rather than a typographic one. According to Hodson this 1764 edition should retain the plate numbers but in some cases they have been erased. The final issue of these plates is in this state which was the work of P. Russell and Owen Price entitled England Displayed in 1769. This therefore may represent a late issue of the 1764. It is bound with the maps from Thomas Salmon's A New Geographical and Historical Grammar engraved by Thomas Jefferys. The Rocque atlas is advertised on the title priced at 7s. 6d. for uncoloured copies, coloured were offered for 10s. 6d. Chubb (1927) 209; not in ESTC; Hodson (1984-97) 202; not in BL refer Shirley (2004) T.Rocq 1a, G.Salm 3a (foreign atlas); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10160London: John Rocque [but Mary Ann Rocque], Chorographer to his Majesty, near Old Round Court in the Strand(1764)
GBP1950.0Wales British County Atlas1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10160&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OSBORNE, ThomasGeographia Magnae Britanniae. Or, Correct Maps of all the Counties in England, Scotland, and Wales; with General ones of both Kingdoms, and of the several Adjacent Islands …Octavo (170 x 110 mm.), recent full calf, ornate blind panelled boards, spine with raised bands, ornate blind ruled compartments, each with central blind feature, green calf gilt title and date labels, later endpapers. With engraved title page, pp. 39, (27), (2), with 61 double page maps numbered to 60, the folding general map at the beginning being unnumbered. There are two maps numbered 19 and two 56. There are no maps numbered 22 or 50, Yorkshire trimmed close as often the case, otherwise in good condition.; In the London Evening Post for 21-23 July 1747 was an advert stating that 'Now Engraving, In a beautiful Manner, and of proper Size to carry in the Pocket, or to bind with the Tour … A Complete Set of Maps of all the Counties in England, Scotland, and Wales … on a larger Scale than any Pocket Map hitherto publish’d'. The ‘Tour’ referred to the well known book by Daniel Defoe of the period, it was partly owned by the same publishers. There appears to have been a minor delay in the first issue as it was not advertised as being complete until the General Evening Post of 8-10 November 1748. Despite naming Scotland the two were made available separately and we may normally find England and Wales together, as in this example which was originally priced at 6s. Numerous adverts were placed in the ensuing months and no doubt this was due to the competition of Thomas Badeslade & William Toms’ Chorographia Britanniae and the Thomas Kitchin and Thomas Jeffery’s Small English Atlas.Traditionally the atlas has been ascribed to Thomas Osborne. Although the names of seven publishers appear on the title page, no clear attribution is made. Often the size of the share in the work indicated their principal listing in the order of names. The first named is Samuel Birt who died in November 1755. A second edition appeared soon after in which the first named is Thomas Osborne who appeared as the second named in this edition. Therefore the work has commonly been called Osborne’s. He was also ‘the most celebrated bookseller of his day’ (Dibdin). Osborne had inherited a considerable booksellers and publishers business from his father of the same name in Gray’s Inn. It appears though that this brought with it an unfortunate air. Marston wrote that ‘to his inferiors he generally spoke with an authoritative and insolent manner’.The maps of England and Wales and Gloucestershire in the atlas are signed by Thomas Hutchinson (fl.1733-54) as engraver and although there are similarities in style with the remainder of the maps, Hodson does not believe he was responsible for them all. Chubb (1927) 190; ESTC T151875; Hodson (1984-97) 205; Shirley (2004) T.Hut 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10162London: Printed for S. Birt. T. Osborne. D. Browne. I. Hodges. I. Osborne. A. Millar. I. Robinson(1748)
GBP1100.0Wales British County Atlas1748noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10162&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RUSSELL, P. & PRICE, OwenEngland Displayed. Being A New, Complete, and Accurate Survey and Description of the Kingdom of England, and Principality of WalesFolio, two volumes in one (360 x 230 mm.), full recent calf, ornate blind panelled boards, spine with raised bands, blind ruled compartments, preserving original red calf gilt title label. With engraved frontispiece, typographic title page, pp. viii, 392 with 25 (of 26, omitting Cambridgeshire) maps; volume 2 with typographic title page, pp. 314, (4) with 28 maps, with 81 copperplate views throughout, some pencil notations in margins, a couple of text leaves with foxing towards the end, otherwise in good condition.; This two volume topographical work describes England and Wales with short descriptions of Scotland and the Channel Islands at the end. They are arranged approximately in the same order as William Camden’s Britannia. The work is extra illustrated with a series of approximately eighty copper plate views. It was originally issued like so many works in the eighteenth century in parts, the first appearing on 8 April 1769. The four-page prospectus surviving in the Bodleian Library outlines the project.The cartographic content of the England Displayed is mixed. The first several parts from Cornwall to Dorset used maps by Thomas Kitchin first published in the London Magazine. At about this time the arrangement changed and the plates owned by Mary Ann Rocque were presumably bought in. Towards the end of the publication however, those of Kitchin and George Rollos were used. This may reflect upon Mary Ann Rocque as the plates do not appear in the sale of her goods in the auction catalogue of 4 July 1771. This example bears thirty-seven maps from Rocque, some examples include the Rocque version of Wiltshire whereas this contains that of Kitchin. Ten maps are from the Kitchin series which are Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Cheshire, Yorkshire, Caernarvonshire and Cardiganshire. The remaining seven maps are made up of a folding map of Great Britain, a folding map of twenty miles round London, four county maps by Rollos originally published in the British Magazine, 1762-63 and a map of Bedfordshire derived from that of Rollos. The final map of the Channel Islands is not called for and not always present as here.The accompanying descriptive text draws upon many earlier works but is brought largely up to date. After the parts were completed as is often the case, the work was made available as a complete book which is usually found in two volumes, the first ends with the description of Nottinghamshire. Chubb 210 & 236; ESTC T110454; Hodson 203 & App I no. 4 (Rollos); Worms & Baynton-Williams.10169London: (1769-70)
GBP1250.0Wales British County Atlas1769-70nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10169&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LE ROUGE, George Louis - DESNOS, Louis CharlesNouvel Atlas d'Angleterre Divise En ses 52 Comtea Avec toutes les Routes Levees Topographiquement par ordre de S M Britannique et les Plans des Villes et Ports de ce RoyaumeQuarto (295 x 205 mm.), half modern green cloth, marbled paper boards, titles embossed on spine, later endpapers. With attractive engraved title page, general key map of England and Wales, 12 double page engraved maps to the key, all with full early wash colour, engraved title in French and English from Itineraraire de Toutes les Routes, introduction (2), Table des Villes (4), Table des Routes (2), engraved general map of England and Wales and 101 engraved road strips here with blank versos. Followed by Recueil des Villes Ports D’Angleterre dated 1766, double page engraved table to the plan of London, double page engraved plan of London, engraved map of the Bouche de la Tamise and 16 engraved single page plans and views of British and Irish towns. Complete with contemporary endpapers. Top right corner of title page repaired, not affecting plate area.; George Louis Le Rouge was a military engineer who took up cartography from about 1740. This work is a French edition of An Actual Survey ... of the Principal Roads by John Senex first published in London, 1719. First published in 1759 the French plates appear to have passed in to the hands of the publisher Louis Charles Desnos who like Le Rouge, offered them with dual language titles. Despite being appointed globe maker to the King of Denmark he spent most of his life in Paris. He had a particular penchant for road books producing a number of France. As the title of this work states it is in fact three books bound as one each with title page. The first is a general map of England and Wales, the second bears the road strips, the third entitled Recueil des Villes Ports D’Angleterre Tire des Grands Plans de Rocque et du Portuland de l’Angleterre du Sr. Belin is a fine work containing a series of town plans. The road strips are here updated with new additional notes in some cases. The introductory text leaves are rotated to enable viewing upright. Provenance: French ownership inscription with stamp nearby ‘MC’ dated 1791 on the title page; Professor E. G. R. Taylor with her pencil signature front flyleaf (author of carto-bibliographies); Birkbeck College (bookplate stamped sold by order); Sotheby’s 1990; private English Collection; acquired by Clive A. Burden Ltd. 1996; Adrian Almond Collection; Dominic Winter Auctions 19 June 2013 lot 62; private English collection. Carroll Appendix no. 8; Chubb 143; Fordham p. 27 (not recognising them as a later edition of the Le Rouge); Phillips 2918; Shirley BL T.Desn 3a.10170Paris: Chez le Sieur Desnos(1767)
GBP1850.0British County Atlas1767noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10170&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JEFFERYS, ThomasJefferys's Itinerary; or Travellers Companion through England, Wales, and Part of Scotland ...Oblong quarto (180 x 235 mm.), recent half calf, marbled boards, with marbled endpapers. With typographic title page, Preface, 16 page index to places named and 104 numbered road strips printed back to back. Title and final leaf browned, title with slight tear near binder's tie, otherwise in good condition.; This is an example of a series of French engraved plates on England and Wales being acquired by the English for publication at home. Despite being published in 1775 circumstantial evidence leads us to surmise that the plates for this work were acquired sometime in 1766. The preface states that ‘The plates for the following Work were originally intended for an account of these Roads in French’. They were first published by George Louis Le Rouge in 1759 and re-issued by Louis Charles Desnos in 1766-[67]. It goes on to state that by ‘falling into the hands of the late Mr. Jefferys and the Editor, it was thought they might be the foundation of a work in English’. We may assume therefore that it was Thomas Jefferys who acquired the plates, which is interesting as he declared bankruptcy in November 1766, the year found on the title page of the Desnos edition. Robert Sayer came to his rescue and enabled him to continue in business albeit now owning much of his stock. Therefore, it may be concluded that Jefferys, a frequent traveller to Paris, acquired the plates late in 1766 and ownership of them passed to Robert Sayer. Together they finished the project.Jefferys died in 1771 which may have contributed to the delay in publication. The Preface goes on to state that ‘to render it the most compleat and exact of any yet published on this useful plan, all materials on the subject have been consulted … so that it contains several thousand names of places on and adjacent to the Roads, which are not to be found in any other collection: and … there are added all the smaller branches leading from the considerable market-towns to each other, together with a very full Index, which, we flatter ourselves, will make this Book the best direction for travelling through this Kingdom’.The original plates were in French and a remarkable amount of work has gone into translating this. Hundreds of routes which used to be marked ‘à Kensington’ for instance are altered to become ‘to Kensington’ in many cases the accent remains. However, it is not comprehensive, for instance on plate 5, the fifth strip still bears two unaltered. As alluded in the Preface there are extensive additions to all the plates of new information. Many also bear English notations in the lower margin and all have the imprint of Sayer and Bennett dated 16 January 1775, either top or bottom. Each plate title is translated into English and now includes the distances of many towns along the route. Three entirely new plates are engraved, the first covers the road From London to Aylesbury. The second includes the routes From London to Rygate in Surrey and The New Road from Paddington to The Eagle on Epping Forrest. The final plate includes St. Alban’s to Ware and London to Hitchin. These are numbered 102-104.New preliminary leaves include three indexes to places named on the Principal Roads, Cross Roads and finally a list of the Principal Roads. Provenance: with indecipherable manuscript initials to the title page; private English collection; Clive A Burden Ltd. (2017) Catalogue 14 item 41. Bennett (1996) pp. 72-4; Carroll (1996) App. 13; Chubb (1927) 144; Fordham (1924) p. 29; Shirley (2004) T.Say 3a; Smith, David (1991a & b).10171London: R. Sayer and J. Bennett, Map and Print Sellers, No. 53 Fleet-Street(1775)
GBP1250.0British County Atlas1775nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10171&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, ThomasKitchin’s Post-Chaise Companion, through England and Wales; Containing All the Ancient and New Additional RoadsOblong quarto (195 x 260 mm.), recent half calf, marbled paper boards, with large red calf gilt title affixed to upper board. With typographic title page, 3 leaves of tables, one general map of England and Wales and 103 plates printed back to back as usual. Light crease to centre reflecting original limp binding of which the back is bound in, first two leaves with centrefold restoration, third leaf loose, otherwise in good condition.; Many earlier carto-bibliographers believed this work to be a later issue of John Senex’s Actual Survey of the Principal Roads first published in 1719. Recent examination has identified that it is actually a new series of plates. The 104 maps were engraved by Thomas Kitchin (1718-84), one of the most notable English cartographers of the eighteenth century. They are drawn very closely from those by Senex. He was both an engraver and publisher of considerable reputation who was made Hydrographer to King George III. He worked with many of his contemporaries on various projects, in this case John Bowles, Carington Bowles and Robert Sayer.Although dated 1767 there is some evidence that the work might have been available in 1766. It was not unusual for works published late in the year to bear the date of that following. In Robert Sayer’s New and Enlarged Catalogue for the Year 1766 he advertised it as ‘fitted up in a portable Manner for the Conveniency of Travellers’. This is supported to some degree by the lack of an address for John Bowles in the imprint. Hodson records that John Bowles had to vacate the Black Horse in Cornhill because of a possible fire, ‘till his house is rebuilt, or another procured’. The actual address in Cornhill in the imprint is blank. When he returned to the street he used the address ‘no. 13’, it is not known if this was the same building or not.It was priced at 7s. 6d. and as was common practice at the time, the first edition is found with two different imprints. In this case that of the Robert Sayer is found after that of the senior John Bowles and his son Carington. The other title is clearly printed at the same time with identical type setting, only the imprint of Sayer’s is placed first. The priority indicates through whose shop this example would have been sold. Provenance: Acquired 2017 from Clive A. Burden Ltd.; private English collection. Bennett (2007) p. 65; Chubb (1927) 141; ESTC T200473; Fordham (1924) p. 27 (erroneously identifying it as a later issue of the Senex); Hodson (1984-1997) p. 187; Shirley (2004) T.Kit 4a; Smith (1991a & b); Worms & Baytnon-Williams (2011).10179London: John Bowles, at No. [space], in Cornhill; Carington Bowles, at No. 69, in St. Paul's Church-Yard; and Robert Sayer, at No. 53, in Fleet-street(1767)
GBP495.0British County Atlas1767nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10179&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAtlas Anglicanus or a Complete Sett of Maps of the Counties of South BritainFolio (370 x 240 mm.), modern quarter calf by Temple Bindery, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, gilt ruled ribbed spine with red calf gilt title label. With engraved title page frayed and laid down, pp. 4 'Subscribers Names' and 45 copper engraved maps in early outline colour, with two further maps of new Jersey and France inserted at the end.; An example of the VERY RARE FIRST EDITION, FIRST ISSUE. This atlas was first published in 1767 as the Atlas Anglicanus in response to Ellis’ popular English Atlas first published in 1765. The Atlas Anglicanus like many projects at the time began life by being published in monthly numbers. Each contained three maps, the part numbers being engraved on them. Only one example of the parts issue has been located and the only evidence we had for its issue came from a contemporary account of Gough and two located adverts. The presence of the same number on three maps caused some confusion for earlier carto-bibliographers. Notably Chubb who surmised that they represented pigeon holes in the printing office! The first part was issued on 1 January 1767 and shortly after production began Emanuel Bowen died on 8 May 1767, his death was reported in the London Magazine. Only four parts had been issued. The project was continued by his son Thomas although the issues were becoming somewhat irregular towards the end. Near completion Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) stepped in and appears to buy the rights to the atlas, the last part was issued on 29 July 1768 and included a title page indicating Kitchin as sole publisher. Kitchin was originally apprenticed to Emanuel Bowen in 1732 and would marry his master’s daughter, Sarah, in 1739. Quite soon, the pupil’s output became prolific including several high quality English county atlases. Bowen was successful too and despite the death of Sarah in 1761, the ties between Bowen and Kitchin would remain close. But whilst Bowen’s wealth declined over the years, Kitchin remarried into a wealthy Baptist family. The maps are reductions of those published in the Royal English Atlas, themselves reductions of the Large English Atlas, both great works. After acquiring the Atlas Anglicanus, Kitchin immediately undertook the task of adding his imprint to all of the maps. Examples of the atlas usually contain some maps with his imprint, this example however appears to bear none and is therefore a true first issue. Very few examples survive in this state and include the subscribers list. In all my years I have only located four examples. I have handled two of them, the remaining are in the Bodleian Library and Cambridge University Library. Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1927) 232; Hodson (1984-97) no. 254; Shirley (2004) BL T.Bow 5a.10180London: (1767-68)
GBP7500.0British County Atlas1767-68nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10180&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, CaringtonBowles’s Post – Chaise Companion; or, Travellers Directory through England and Wales …Small octavo, 2 volumes (160 x 100 mm. each), original full green calf, upper board to volume one loose, spines with gilt ruled compartments, red calf gilt title and volume labels affixed, worn. Volume 1, engraved general map of England and Wales, typographic title page, 14 pp. index and distance tables, followed by 50 double page strip road maps, plus 5 pages of text entitled Circuits of the Judges, pp. xv, (1), a-e. Volume 2, typographic title page, followed by 50 double pages of strip road maps, text of the Fairs in England and Wales followed by an advert, pp. (2), 191-243, (2). In good condition.; This is one of several road books of the period with complicated bibliographical histories which with contributions from various researchers, was finally understood during the 1980s and 1990s. It is now known that the first publication of this series of road strips was by Thomas Kitchin in 1771 and entitled Ogilby’s Survey Improved or Kitchin’s New and Instructive Travellers’ Companion. The plates are smaller than those in his re-issue of John Senex’s plates issued in 1767 as the Post-Chaise Companion. They are drawn on a smaller scale and lack compass points. Any titles and notes are placed top and bottom. The intention was to produce an even more comfortable pocket-sized work. Kitchin effectively retired to St. Albans about 1777 and at some point this work was acquired by Carington Bowles. It would seem Bowles was keen to issue the work on acquisition as updates appeared quite rapidly. Two early versions are known, the initial format contained the original 95 plates but was re-titled Bowles’s Post Chaise Companion. Although undated on the title it is given a date of c.1781, only one example is recorded. A ‘Second edition’ was issued for which 2 extra plates were engraved and placed at the end of the second volume and numbered to 194. The last plate in each volume bears the date 4 June 1781. Another ‘Second Edition’ was issued dated 1782 and this offered here, is the most common of the editions with new plates taking the total to 100 which are numbered to 200. It was for sale most likely for several years. The text to this work features an 'Index to the Roads from London and five pages of text entitled Circuits of the Judges in the first volume. The second ends with a large index to the 'Fairs in England and Wales'. Provenance: manuscript inscription on front fee endpaper to volume one of 'Tho. Fenwick' and 'Jas. Davis', the latter repeated on the title page; bookplate in volume two of Thomas Weld Esq., Lulworth Castle; private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 67 & 79-80; ESTC T195282; Fordham (1924) p. 35 (not recording Kitchin’s original work); Hodson (1997) III p. 81; Lintot, Roger (1990) ‘Road Map Confusion’, in The Map Collector no. 51 pp. 53-4; Shirley Atlases in the British Library T.Bowl 1a; Smith, David (1991) ‘Road Map Confusion Revisited’, in IMCoS Journal no. 45 pp. 6-11 & Part II issue no. 47 pp. 29-39; Webb (Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10183London: Carington Bowles, At his Map and Print Warehouse, No. 69, St. Paul's Church Yard(1782)
GBP495.0British County Atlas1782nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10183&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DALTON, William HughThe New and Complete English Traveller: Or, a New Historical Survey and Modern Description of England and WalesFolio (390 x 250 mm.), full contemporary calf, rebacked preserving original spine with triple gilt ruled bands, each compartment with ornate central floral gilt design, red calf gilt title label, corners worn. With engraved frontispiece, typographic title page, pp. 520 (the first 6 in roman numerals), (4), (4) and 23 plates of maps (4 double page general, 12 with 2 maps, 1 with 3, 2 with 4 maps and 4 single page for a total of 43 maps, c.44 engraved views (comprising 28 single page, c.55 plates with two to a plate, 5 with 3 to the plate for a total of c.153, frontispiece a little dirty, otherwise in good condition.; This is a further rare edition of Alexander Hogg’s New British Traveller but with a new title. ‘It was a characteristic of Hogg’s publishing policy that when the sales of an old work were in decline he would refurbish it with a completely new title-page, as here, though the text was normally unrevised’ (Hodson). As was not uncommon for Hogg, he made up the names of contributors to his works and ‘It is likely, then, that the name of the supposed author, William Hugh Dalton, is a fiction whose only purpose was to allow Hogg to present the old work as a new and original publication’ (Hodson).The work is ‘revised, corrected and improved’ by William Hugh Dalton. The new frontispiece is dated 22 November 1794 and a newly written preface by Dalton found following the title. The text appears to be a re-issue of the last text leaves by Hogg. Inserted at the end of this example only is a four-page List of Subscribers, Hodson cites only one known example in which this is present. This is a rare work. Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1927) 252; ESTC T110453; Hodson (1984-97) 272; Shirley (2004) G.Hogg 1b.10187London: Alexander Hogg, No. 16 Paternoster-Row(c.1794)
GBP950.0British County Atlasc.1794nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10187&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ARMSTRONG, Mostyn JohnActual Survey of the Great Post Roads between London and EdinburghOctavo (185 x 115 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled, with gilt red calf title, corners repaired, light wear. With general plan, engraved title, pp. 7, (1), 44 and 44 maps, with contemporary manuscript pagination, front free endpaper working loose, otherwise in good condition.; Mostyn John Armstrong (fl.1769-91) was the son of Andrew Armstrong, both were cartographers although only the son published any atlas. Their focus was on Scottish related material with the notable exception of three large scale county maps of Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk. This is the second edition of this work, the date on the title page is altered to 1 August 1776, from 1 June, matching that of the dedication to Thomas Pennant on the following page. The title is expanded also with the insertion of ‘With the Country Three Miles, on each Side, Drawn on a Scale of Half an Inch to a Mile’, to promote the scale of the depiction. The ensuing preliminary leaves are also altered somewhat being reduced from 8 to 7 pages. The advert within the text for the map of Lincolnshire is replaced by an announcement of the availability of 'An Actual Survey of the Great Post-Road between London and Dover; With a general View of the Road to Paris' from December for 3s. The ‘Alphabetical Index of the Post-Towns’ is reduced from two pages to one, those towns within 3 miles of the route now deemed unnecessary to list.The plates themselves are also altered, now bearing the names of the main towns and cities across the top. A further advert is placed at the back ‘For the Conveniency of Persons who wish to lighten the Expence of a Journey, and chuse at the same time their own Hours, Inns, Carriages, Company and Accommodations of every sort: there had been for some time established, A Traveller’s Office’, this being at ‘No. 2, Bridge-Street, opposite Ludgate-hill’. Provenance: with bookplate of S. Andrew Ward Esq., Hooton Pagnell, near Doncaster, Yorkshire, an estate in existence since before the Norman conquest; private English collection. References: Carroll App. 14.i; ESTC N16384; Fordham (1924) p. 31 not differentiating the two 1776 editions.10188London: Printed for, and Sold by the Author, and the Booksellers(1 August 1776)
GBP350.0British County Atlas1 August 1776nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10188&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Survey of the High Roads from London to Hampton Court, Bagshot ...Quarto (210 x 150 mm.), full contemporary tree calf, ornate blind panelled boards, rebacked spine with gilt date and red calf gilt title, marbled endpapers. With engraved title page, folding general map, map of the Turnpike Gates, both in early wash colour, Explanation and Advertisement leaf, and 80 strip road maps on 40 sheets all in early wash colour, engraved throughout, with small repair to endpaper, complete with original endpapers, otherwise in good condition.; An example of the FIRST EDITION. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. In 1794, he was commissioned by the Postmaster-General to survey the roads of Great Britain. Cary had already published road books; indeed, his first publication is one showing the roads between London and Falmouth in 1784. In 1790 Cary published his Survey of the High Roads from London which contained twelve routes from the town and eighteen cross roads. All the plates are in lovely early colour and display a wealth of information. It was particularly pointed out by Cary that the country houses along the route could be seen from certain vantage points which are marked out on the maps. It was reissued unaltered in 1799, in 1801 and again in 1810. There were no further editions. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; Fordham (1925) pp. 40-1; Fordham (1924) p. 40; Shirley (2004) T.Cary 4a.10199London: (July 1st., 1790)
GBP850.0Middx; Berks; Bucks; Herts; Essex; Kent; Surrey British County AtlasJuly 1st., 1790nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10199&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Traveller's Companion, or, a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales; shewing the immediate Rout to every Market and Borough Town throughout the Kingdom. Laid down from the best Authorities, On A New Set Of County Maps. To which is added An Alphabetical List of all the Market Towns, with the Days on which they are heldOctavo (180 x 115 mm.), recent half red calf by Bayntun, red cloth boards, spine with two raised bands and gilt embossed titles, later endpapers. With engraved title page, Advertisement and Contents and 43 engraved maps printed back to back, all in early outline colour, that of Yorkshire folding, 6 page Index bound at the front, in good condition.; This is the second edition of the smallest of three English county atlases produced by John Cary. The ‘Advertisement’ for Cary’s New Itinerary for 1802 described it as being an abridgement of the New and Correct English Atlas of 1787-89. The immense success of that work clearly encouraged Cary to issue a smaller, pocket size version for the traveller. It was designed to be of use to them on the widening network of turnpike roads. Travel is at the core of each of the maps, the clear feature of each is the road network. The Advertisement at the beginning stated his intent, ‘With an anxious desire to render this work useful to travellers, the Proprietor has paid every attention to accuracy, and in the endeavour to render it of real utility …’On each map Cary is prominently identified as the engraver. Above the title on each map may be found a compass rose with the points of the compass, these indicate the orientation of the map. In the border below are found a list of distances to London from key towns and cities found within. The seven-page Index at the end compacts a considerable amount of information. The market days for each town are given, borough towns are marked with an asterisk with the number of their representatives given in brackets. Cities and universities are given in capital letters. As might be expected, a clear and detailed method. The work proved extremely popular. So much so that not one, but two, entirely new series of copper plates were produced during the lifetime of the work as the plates wore out. The imprint date on all but that of Yorkshire has been altered to 1 September 1792 and the index is now in six pages. Provenance: manuscript ownership inscription of J. Milbourne of Hammersmith to title page; private English collection. Chubb 275; ESTC N26954; Fordham (1925) pp. 35-7; Shirley (2004) T.Cary 3c; Smith 'The Map Collector' 43 pp. 40-47; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10202London: Printed for John Cary, Engraver, Map & Printseller, Strand(1 Jan. 1791-[92])
GBP195.0British County Atlas1 Jan. 1791-[92]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10202&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Traveller's Companion, or, a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales; shewing the immediate Route to every Market and Borough Town throughout the Kingdom. Laid down from the best Authorities, On A New Set Of County Maps. To which is added An Alphabetical List of all the Market Towns, with the Days on which they are heldOctavo (165 x 105 mm.), modern half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, spine with gilt ruling and red calf gilt title label, later endpapers. With engraved title page, Advertisement, Contents, general map and 40 maps of the counties, that of Yorkshire folding with binders tear repaired, North and South Wales, in all 43 maps, all in early outline colour and bound facing each other, index of 'Market and Borough Towns' in pp. 5, 'Routes; Exhibiting the Direct Road' in pp. 11. advert of 'Works published by John Cary' in pp. 2, in good condition.; This is the FIRST EDITION of the SECOND SERIES of the smallest of three English county atlases produced by John Cary. The immense success of the work wore out the plates requiring an entirely new series of copper plates to be made. Only one other work required a new series of copper plates. It was also by Cary; the New and Correct English Atlas, of which this was a pocket sized version. It was designed to be of use to travellers on the widening network of turnpike roads. Travel is at the core of each of the maps, the clear feature of each is the road network. The Advertisement at the beginning stated his intent, ‘With an anxious desire to render this work useful to travellers, the Proprietor has paid every attention to accuracy, and in the endeavour to render it of real utility …’On each map Cary is prominently identified as the engraver. Above the title on each map may be found a compass rose with the points of the compass, these indicate the orientation of the map. In the border below are found a list of distances to London from key towns and cities found within. All of the maps now bear the date 1806. The maps are printed on one side only and bound facing each other in pairs. Minor alterations occur to most maps and canals are added to some. The entirely reset text at the end of the work is expanded. The ‘Market and Borough Towns’ list now on five pages, compacts a considerable amount of information. The market days for each town are given, borough towns are marked with an asterisk with the number of their representatives given in brackets. Cities and universities are given in capital letters. In this version it is expanded with a number at the end of the column corresponding to the route to it from the Metropolis as listed in the complimentary eleven page ‘Routes Exhibiting the Direct Road’. It describes 141 roads, each listing the major towns passed through and the county maps on which it may be found. This is a reduction of the text found in the the larger format Cary's New and Correct English Atlas. Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1927) no. 276; Fordham (1925) pp. 37-8 (not recognising it as a new series); Smith, D. (1988); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10204London: John Cary, Engraver, and Map-seller, Strand(1806)
GBP250.0British County Atlas1806nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10204&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Traveller's Companion, or, a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales; shewing the immediate Route to every Market and Borough Town throughout the Kingdom, Laid down from the best Authorities, On A New Set Of County Maps. To which is added An Alphabetical List of all the Market Towns, with the Days on which they are held [bound with] Cary's New Itinerary or an Accurate Delineation of the Great RoadsOctavo (185 x 115 mm.), modern half calf, marbled paper boards, ornate blind ruling, spine with blind ruled compartments, red calf gilt title label. With folding general map, engraved title to New Itinerary dated 1826, dedication, pp. (8), 41, (1), (62), (66), engraved title to Traveller's Companion dated 1826, contents leaf, advertisement, general map of England and Wales, 40 county maps, that of Yorkshire folding (bound at the back), North and South Wales, in all 43 maps all in early outline colour, 6 folding maps from the New Itinerary in early outline colour, pp. (298), [597]-1070, (1), margin to Leicestershire reinforced, otherwise in good condition.; On 17 January 1820, John Cary’s premises on the Strand burned down. The fire also destroyed his brother William’s premises next door. The business moved to 86 St. James's Street shortly thereafter. John was now about 66 years old and chose this moment to retire to the King’s Road in Chelsea and died in 1835 aged 81. The business was continued by his sons George (1787-1859) and John (1791-1852). It is not known if the plates for the Traveller’s Companion were lost in the fire or that they were again worn by overuse. Whichever it was, in 1822 a new series of copper plates was introduced. This series under new management were slightly different. Notable alterations are the removal of John Cary’s name as engraver either side of the title at the top. The plates are now all undated and bear the imprint of G & J Cary below. A subtler change to the plates occurs in the alteration of the place-names on those of Berkshire, Cheshire, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Herts, Kent, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northants, Rutland, Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Westmoreland, North Wales and South Wales. These are now read from west to east. This example is the third edition of the new series. The maps are printed on one side only and bound facing each other in pairs. This example is bound with Cary's large New Itinerary full of further data and seven further maps. Provenance: ownership inscription dated 1827 on first original endpaper, Chubb (1927) no. 284a; Fordham (1925a) p. 39; Smith (1988a); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10205London: Printed for G. & J Cary. Engravers, No. 86 St. James's Street(1826)
GBP225.0British County Atlas1826nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10205&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAMDEN, WilliamBritannia: or, a Chorographical Description of the Flourishing Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the Islands Adjacent; from the Earliest Antiquity. By William Camden. Translated from the Edition Published by the Author in MDCVII [1607]. Enlarged by the Latest Discoveries, By Richard Gough, F. A. & R. SS.Folio, three volumes (435 x 265 mm. each), full contemporary tree calf, ornate gilt panelled boards, spine with raised bands, extremely ornate gilt decorated compartments, ornate gilt calf title and volume labels to each, marbled endpapers, light wear. With frontispiece engraved portrait of William Camden in the first volume, typographic title pages to each volume, pp. viii, [2], xxii, [4], viii, cxlix [with cx*-cxv* inserted in sequence], [1, blank], 351, [1, blank], [36]; [6], 598 [with 161*-166* inserted in sequence], [42]; [6], 760, [54], with 154 engraved plates and maps, of these 97 are engraved plates of which 8 are double page and 57 are engraved maps, of which 52 are double page, all in early outline colour, further additional engraved illustrations within the text, includes a folding letterpress on the genealogy of Oliver Cromwell in volume 2, some foxing and offsetting as is often found in this work, extensive to Wiltshire, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition of Richard Gough's translation of William Camden’s original classic work. Gough (1735-1809) was a noted antiquarian and collector and Director of the Society of Antiquaries from 1771-97. His collection survives today at the Bodleian Library in Oxford and it is considered one of the premier sources of British cartographic material. The ‘Gough’ map is its most noted possession. In 1768 he published Anecdotes of British Topography, followed by the considerably expanded British Topography in 1780, both highly important compendiums of British maps and topographical material known at the time. Sir John Cullum of Hardwick House wrote to Gough in 1782 stating that 'next to the Bible' his text was the work he most consulted. 'Map collectors at least should recognize British Topography as the first comprehensive inventory of British maps and associated topographical literature. There has not been a work of comparable scope in the 200 years since it was written and although it may be dated it has not been replaced' (Walters). Robert Morden’s publication of William Camden's Britannia first issued in 1695 had last been issued in 1772 and a fresh translation from the original Latin text was deemed essential by Gough. The undertaking began in 1773 and it took him seven years to translate and assimilate his own research. ‘As well as visiting every county himself, he called upon a network of antiquarian friends and correspondents to seek out information, check proofs, and offer suggestions’ (ODNB).For a set of maps to illustrate the work he turned to the John Cary (1755-1835) who was having success with the New and Correct English Atlas of 1787. Cary did not rely on any one particular source and appears to have utilised many of the prior large-scale county maps which had been published. A proof copy is found in the Gough Collection at the Bodleian Library, the maps are marked with annotations in Gough’s own hand. Chubb (1927) 271; Fordham (1925) p. 30; ODNB; Shirley (2004) T.Camd 7a; Walters (1978) 'Richard Gough's Map Collecting for the 'British Topography'', in The Map Collector no. 2 pp. 26-8; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10207London: J. Nichols, for T. Payne & Son, G.G.J. & J. Robinson(1789)
GBP950.0British County Atlas1789nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10207&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert & WHITTLE, JamesLaurie and Whittle's New Traveller's Companion; Exhibiting a Complete and Correct Survey of all the Direct and Principal Cross Roads in England, Wales, and Scotland ...Quarto (265 x 170 mm.), modern green cloth, gilt ruling top and bottom to the spine with gilt title, later endpapers. With typographic title page, Advertisement with Explanation on verso, Indexes, pp. 10, folding general map of England and Wales and 25 double page engraved maps all in early outline colour, complete with two blank endpapers, light browning and offsetting as often found, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Laurie and Whittle relied heavily on the plates of Robert Sayer acquired following his death in 1794. Often thought of as mere publishers, Robert Laurie (1755-1836) was a noted craftsman. He was a talented mezzotint engraver who invented a method of mezzotint printing in colour, an achievement that won him an award from the Royal Society of Arts in 1776. In the early 1790s he entered the publishing business with James Whittle (1757-1818) as his partner. The acquisition of Sayer’s stock catapulted them into the major league. In 1806 they published a road book entitled the Laurie and Whittle’s New Traveller’s Companion which included 24 road maps. They were compiled by Nathaniel Coltman who, working for the Post Office was perfectly placed to produce them. Engraved by Joseph Bye, Edward Jones, Benjamin Smith and W. West, they covered territory as far as the Isle of Wight and Scotland. The format was a change from the past which up to now had largely followed the strip map format devised by John Ogilby in 1675. Coltman produces here, clear maps which cover larger areas for easier reference. The maps are strictly functional concentrating just on roads and distances, the earlier use of nearby features such as churches and hills are omitted. It was a success with a number of editions following and alterations were constantly made to the plates to bring them up-to-date. In 1810 two editions were published, a fourth and a fifth. For the first of these a 25th plate was engraved which extended the coverage of the west coast northwards into Scotland as far as Glasgow. For this edition the previous engraved title is replaced with a typographic one. Provenance: manuscript inscription of E. A. L. Fenner on front original free endpaper; label pasted inside front cover of 'Edwin Fenner, Chemist and Dentist, New Shoreham', he is listed in the 1881 census with that profession at 134 Clarence Place as born in 1834, Sydenham, Kent; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 136-9; Carroll (1996) Appendix no. 16; Chubb (1927) 343; Fordham (1924) p. 51.10223London: Robert Laurie and James Whittle, Map, Chart, and Print, Sellers, No. 53, Fleet-Street(1810)
GBP295.0British County Atlas1810nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10223&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEWIS, WilliamLewis's New Traveller's Guide, or a Pocket Edition of the English Counties. Containing all the Direct & Cross Roads in England & WalesOctavo (150 x 115 mm.), contemporary half red calf, paper boards, publisher's gilt calf title label affixed to upper board, spine with blind ruled compartments. With general map of England and Wales, engraved title page, Preface dated 1819, Contents, List of Mail-Coaches etc., 40 maps of the counties, North and South Wales as called for, in all 43 maps, each with a page of descriptive text, Yorkshire folding, all in full contemporary wash colour, some even toning and light foxing to the text, Gloucestershire and Oxford text torn, Oxford map with some damage, otherwise a decent example.; This fine little series of maps was first published by James Wallis (fl.1810-25) c.1812 as Wallis’ New Pocket Edition of the English Counties or Traveller’s Companion. The maps are easily distinguished by the design of the title at the top of the map. They include a wealth of information with a key in the lower margin. A further edition was published c.1814 before they were used in two works by Patrick Martin, as the extremely rare Sportsman’s Almanack and the New Travellers Guide which survives in just the one known example. By 1819 the work was in the hands of William Lewis (fl.1796-1838) who reissued it as Lewis's, New Traveller's Guide, reusing the title with its attractive vignette of a coach and four with postillions. Although undated the Preface is signed 16 October 1819. It was first issued with the maps still bearing the imprint of Martin below. This was understandably altered quickly. This however is an early issue with 26 maps retaining the Martin imprint, the remaining being blank. There have been some alterations to many of the maps, roads have been re-engraved, the etching to the coast lines has been removed and many new place-names added. According to the label pasted on the cover it was sold for ‘21s’.It appears that this atlas was on the western front during the first world war. The date on the verso of the title page detailed below would indicate the Battle of Loos, the largest british attack of 1915, which took place between the 26-28 September, 1915. It was the first time the British used poison gas. Provenance: with several ownership inscriptions including in red ink inside front cover one in Co. Cork, Ireland; stamp of S. A. Boreham and by hand Mr B Canchett?, nr. Andover, Hants on front free endpaper; on final endpaper H. S. Farmer, Dublin; verso of title 'Brian C. Boreham 33820 ?, 1st. Section, Ammunition Column, 4 Brigade ... 7th Cavalry Brigade, British Expeditionary Force Sep 27th [19]15'; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 68; Chubb (1927) 364; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10241London: W. Lewis, No. 21 Finch Lane, Cornhill([1819])
GBP175.0British County Atlas[1819]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10241&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ELLIS, GeorgeEllis's New and Correct Atlas of England and Wales being an Entire New Set of County Maps, Exhibiting All the direct & principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns ...Small folio (300 x 235 mm.), modern quarter cloth, marbled paper boards, retaining publisher's morocco calf gilt label priced 'L2. 12s. 6D.'. With engraved title and 45 engraved maps, comprising a general map of England and Wales opposite engraved title, 42 engraved maps of the English counties and maps of North and South Wales, all in early wash colour, a leaf of descriptive text accompanies each map, pp. 2, (26), (14), in good condition.; In 1812 James Wallis (fl.1810-25) published Wallis's New British Atlas, the largest of three county atlases he produced. It is believed he was born in Southampton in 1784. He was apprenticed to John Roper in 1799 and freed on 5 February 1811. He started out as an engraver becoming a bookseller, printer, stationer and publisher. The maps are derived from those from George Cole and John Roper's British Atlas of 1810, themselves derived from John Cary. Wallis did however claim that they were engraved in a 'superior manner'. They were produced for Samuel Augustus Oddy whose publishing career appears to have been short. There was a later edition by Wallis himself c.1814. By 1819 the plates were in the hands of George Ellis whose New and Correct Atlas of England and Wales offered here, was published in that year. Although Wallis's name is retained on the maps as engraver, all of the imprints below the maps have been removed with the usual exception of Lancashire and Warwickshire. Those of Berkshire, Cornwall and Lancashire have above them 'Second Edition with Considerable Improvements and Additions, by G. Hebert, Geographer'. In earlier examples of this work the label on the cover includes a higher price. Here it is reduced from 3L.3s.0d to ‘L2.I2.6.’ Provenance: inscription of Gertrude J. Coles on original front free endpaper. Batten & Bennett (1996) no. 78; Chubb (1927) 367; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10245London: G. Ellis, No. 5. Smith's Square, Westminster([1819])
GBP595.0British County Atlas[1819]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10245&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TEESDALE, HenryImproved Edition of the New British Atlas, Containing a Complete Set of County Maps, On Which are Delineated all the Principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns and most considerable VillagesLarge quarto (370 x 260 mm.), contemporary half green calf with green cloth boards, blind ruling, rebacked with green cloth retaining original calf title label to spine. With double page engraved title and 48 early wash coloured maps, comprising folding maps of England & Wales with two professionally repaired tears, Ireland and Scotland, maps of North and South Wales, and 40 maps of the English counties, Yorkshire in four sheets, colouring bright, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition of this atlas was published in 1829 and the title page of this issue states that the ‘whole [is] carefully revised & corrected to the year, 1832.’ In fact the first true use of the plates was in Robert Rowe’s English Atlas published in 1816. Only two examples of that atlas survive. Rowe (c.1775-1843) was a publisher and engraver but it is as the latter that he is most noted. It is possible that he both drew and engraved the maps in The English Atlas. Amongst his earliest works are the engraving of two sets of playing cards of the English Counties. Both are exceedingly rare; those of John Fairburn, 1798, and Joseph Allen, 1811. Rowe continued selling the county maps until at least 1825. The date of their acquisition by Henry Teesdale (1776-1855) is not known. Born in London, his first known publication was a reissue of Christopher Greenwood’s large-scale map of Yorkshire in 1828. Teesdale was elected a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society shortly after its foundation in 1830. The earliest known edition is 1829, the date of issue is derived from the wording of the title ‘the whole carefully revised & corrected to the year, 1829.’ It was published in partnership with John Jordan and William Colling Hobson as Henry Teesdale & Co. All reference to Rowe is removed and Teesdale’s imprint added to each map. A new larger general map of England and Wales replaces the earlier one and two matching maps of Scotland and Ireland are added. The oval titles to each of the maps are replaced with a simple county name. The early railways in Durham, Lancashire, Middlesex and Surrey are amongst others included.There were further editions similarly dated 1830 and 1831. All three issues contain gradual improvements and alterations to the plates. The Reform Bill of 1832 introduced big changes in the electoral system in England and Wales. Prior to the Bill the population electing each member varied considerably. Many rural areas were very small and dominated by powerful landowners. Since the industrial revolution, several large cities now had very large populations. This power was now more evenly distributed, and the electorate increased from about 400,000 to 650,000, or about one in five adult males.Teesdale’s Improved Edition of the New British Atlas of 1832 reflected these changes. The title page bears two additions either side of the contents list. The first reflects the electoral reforms and on the right side is an Explanation of the political symbols on the maps. The plates continue to reflect the ever-expanding railway network along with other improvements. Each also incorporated population statistics for 1831 and tax information from 1830. Provenance: early label 'Bound by J. Martin & Son, 16 Westmoreland Place, City Road' pasted inside front cover; private English collection; Clive A Burden Ltd. (2007) Catalogue I item 87; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 190 & 227-9; Carroll (1996) 71; Chubb (1927) 412; Smith (1982); Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10246London: Henry Teesdale & Co. 302, Holborn(1832)
GBP650.0British County Atlas1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10246&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUGDALE, JamesThe New British Traveller, or Modern Panorama of England and WalesQuarto (265 x 210 mm.), in four volumes, each full contemporary marbled calf, ornate blind panelled, spine with gilt ruled bands, red calf gilt titles and volume numbers, rejointed, some weak, marbled endpapers. Volume 1 with engraved frontispiece, general engraved title page and engraved volume title, typographic title page, pp. 4, liv, continued in arabic 5-628; volume 2 with engraved and typographic title pages, pp. 606; volume 3 with engraved and typographic title pages, pp. (2), 736; volume 4 with engraved and typographic title pages, pp. 789, (3). With 45 engraved maps and c.50 engraved plates, large folding general map with small binders tear and minor split at fold, most maps with some foxing and toning as usual, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. The completed work by James Robins begun by James Cundee in 1812. The text is by James Dugdale and is extensive in nature. The work is undated but the large introduction provides some clues. Page fifty quotes the ‘grand Agricultural Meeting, at Holkham (July, 1820)’ in saying that an ‘increased production [of grain] was strongly insisted on’. The population data provided is drawn from the 1801 and 1811 census, but not the 1821.The work started life in the hands of James Cundee (1771-1831) as The New British Traveller and was, it appears, issued in parts. A study of the various imprints found indicates that he was joined by his brother John Cundee (1776-1842) by 1814. However, the firm was dissolved in October 1812 according to the London Gazette and finalised in May 1815. It is presumed that it is from around this date that James Robins took over the business and its premises.The first volume in this issue has three title pages, two with the imprints of J. & J. Cundee and one J. Robins & Co. The typographic title bears the J. & J. Cundee imprint. Although dated 1819 on the Robins title page, many of the maps are dated as early as 1812. As with many examples of the work the imprints are often cropped off during binding but some are still visible. Provenance: 'Maunsell' inscribed on front free endpaper; 'M. B. Jackson' inscribed on vignette title; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 187; Chubb (1927) 363; Quixley (2018) p. 171; Smith (1982); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10255London: J. Robins & Co. Albion Press, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row(1819-[20])
GBP225.0British County Atlas1819-[20]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10255&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEIGH, SamuelLeigh’s New Atlas of England and Wales [bound with] Leigh's New Pocket Road-Book of England, Wales, and part of ScotlandSextodecimo (140 x 85 mm.), full contemporary green morocco, with gilt title to upper board, rebacked with gilt rules top and bottom, gilt title. With recent cloth to inside hinges. With frontispiece ‘Table of the Price of Posting’, typographic title, Preface to the First edition, Literary opinions, Preface to the Second edition, engraved frontispiece to atlas, 55 county maps, pp. viii, (2), 476, and folding general map of England and Wales in early wash colour, in good condition.; In 1820 Samuel Leigh (fl.1812-d.31) published the New Picture of England and Wales. It included one general map only, but stated 'The proprietor has availed himself of the talents of Mr. Sidney Hall to project a series of correct county maps, the same size as this book, which may be had in a separate volume, with a complete Index of the towns, villages, etc.'. Leigh’s New Pocket Atlas of England and Wales was published in the same year. It was a miniature county atlas which proved successful. Sidney Hall (1788?-1831) engraved the series of maps which were derived from those of John Cary. Hall was a prolific engraver of the period and according to Worms and Baynton-Williams 'was almost certainly the first engraver to use the new harder steel plates for map work, using plates manufactured by the Jacob Perkins process as early as 1821'. In 1825 Leigh published an accompanying New Pocket Road Book which can be found alone or bound with the atlas as here in its second edition. The extensive text provides fascinating descriptions of towns and places. Provenance: inscription of Charles Turner Lockward on title page; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 375; Fordham (1924) p. 58; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10257London: Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand(1826)
GBP125.0Wales British County Atlas1826nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10257&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPPING, George BernardL'Angleterre, ou Description Historique et Topographique du Royaume Uni de la Grande-BretagneDuodecimo, six volumes (150 x 90 mm. each), full contemporary mottled calf, ornate gilt panelling, spines with gilt ruled bands, gilt calf titles and volume numbers, marbled endpapers, retaining contemporary silk page marks, light wear. With typographic half title and title page, pp. (4), viii, 272; (2), 288; (4), 268; (4), 226; (4), 226, (2); (2), 268, with 58 early outline coloured maps (1 folding), 15 aquatint plates and three further engravings, otherwise in good condition.; This is the first edition of one of the very few British county atlases not published in the British Isles. It is believed that the series of miniature maps were drawn by Aristide Michel Perrot (1793-1879). Perrot was a geographer who produced several works related to this field. They accompanied a topographical description of Great Britain by George Bernard Depping (1784-1853). He was a naturalised Frenchman who was born in Münster, Germany in 1784. He became a professor of German and a member of the French Royal Society of Antiquaries. The maps appear to be the work of the Parisian engraver Adrien Migneret (1786-1840). The maps are set within a border of produce and topography reputedly related to the area. The maps themselves are quite small and bear little detail. They have volume and page numbers which are at sufficient distance from the main image that they are often trimmed in binding. Each is accompanied by several pages of descriptive text. Ten maps also bear the name Thierry. They were brothers who were also engravers in Paris specialising in maps. It appears that more than one engraver was involved. The binding order is unusual in that it commences with Wales and extends through Scotland and Ireland in the first three volumes. The final three describe England. This is likely a reflection of French leanings towards the Celtic regions. Similarly, only 19 maps illustrate English counties, 6 on Wales, 15 on Scotland and 19 on Ireland. Provenance: inscription on front free endpaper of James W. Shaw MD 9 June 1973; Dominic Winter auction 13 April 2006 lot 147; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 83; not in Chubb (1927); Tooley (1999-2004).10267Paris: Chez Étienne Ledoux, Libraire, Rue Guénégaud, No. 9(1824)
GBP850.0Wales Scotland Ireland British County Atlas1824nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10267&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HEYWOOD, JohnThe Travelling Atlas of England and Wales, with all the Railways & Coach Roads, the Cities, Towns ...Small quarto (225 x 175 mm.), original paper wrappers with title and contents on upper cover, adverts on the back cover, cloth tape spine, advertisement of Heywood printed inside upper cover, waterstain to lower spine. With lithographic title page, folding map of England and Wales, regional maps of South and North Wales and 42 county maps, general map folding with old binder's tear repaired, otherwise in good condition.; Henry Teesdale (1776-1855) was a successful publisher in London is best known for two English County atlases. In 1829, he acquired the county plates to Robert Rowe’s exceedingly rare English Atlas and after revision published them as the New British Atlas. Encouraged by its undoubted success he embarked on a reduced sized county atlas which he published the following year entitled A New Travelling Atlas. In this work, the roads are made the principal feature. For some reason, it was not a great success, at least judging from the fact that only five known examples survive. For the second edition in 1843 plate numbers were added as were railways in the counties where they had been introduced. Both series of copper plates became the property of Henry George Collins (fl.1832-58) and the Travelling Atlas was re-issued with his imprint about 1849. By 1857 the business had failed and ownership of the atlas had passed to William Somerville Orr, whose one edition is given the date of c.1852 although possibly later. Then they passed in to the hands of John Heywood who would issue a number of editions. This issue dates from 1868 which is generally accepted based on the state of the railway network depicted. Provenance: Doreen Green Collection; Clive A. Burden Ltd Catalogue XIV (2017) item 39; private English collection. Burgess (2004) no. 124; Carroll (1996) no. 92; refer Chubb (1927) no. 531; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10274Manchester: John Heywood, 141 & 143, Deansgate(c.1868)
GBP125.0British County Atlasc.1868nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10274&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GORTON, JohnA Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland, compiled from Local Information, and the Most Recent and Official AuthoritiesOctavo, three volumes (215 x 135 mm. each), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, spine with raised bands each gilt ruled, ornate blind diced compartment, gilt calf title and volume labels to each, upper board and spine detached from volume 3. With typographic half title and title to each volume, Preface, Population Return, List of Maps, pp. xx, (2), 110, (4), 760; (4), 876; (4), 875, (3), 20, 45, (1), 88, with 54 double page maps by Sidney Hall, some with light print offset, early outline colour, some minor offsetting, otherwise a good example.; Sidney Hall (1788?-1831) began his career as an engraver for the Arrowsmith family. Hall was a prolific engraver of the period and according to Worms and Baynton-Williams 'was almost certainly the first engraver to use the new harder steel plates for map work, using plates manufactured by the Jacob Perkins process as early as 1821'. His first county maps were those published by Samuel Leigh in 1820 in Leigh’s New Picture of England and Wales, a miniature county atlas which proved a success. This series of maps was engraved for John Gorton's Topographical Dictionary issued in parts from 1831-32 and published by Chapman and Hall. There is no known familial link between the two Hall's. We cannot conclude for sure that Sidney Hall engraved all of the plates, as his will was proved 26 March 1831. The dates on the maps vary between 1830 and 1832. His widow Selina Hall was also an engraver and as she signed hers 'S. Hall', it is difficult to tell. The maps are bound alphabetically with those of Yorkshire, Ireland, Scotland and Wales consisting of two plates. A further general map of Inland Navigation is bound alphabetically. Population statistics are given from the Census for 1831. Provenance: Sir Willm. Bowyer Smyth, Bart. (1814-83), English cricketer and MP; Sotheby's sale of Shadwell Park, Thetford, Norfolk, 22 October 1992; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 94; Chubb (1927) 451; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10280London: Chapman & Hall, 186, Strand(1833)
GBP195.0British County Atlas1833noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10280&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HALL, SidneyA Travelling County Atlas: with all the Railroads Accurately laid Down and ColouredQuarto (205 x 155 mm.), full old cloth, with gilt ruled title to spine, light wear. With typographic title page and 47 steel engraved maps of which 4 are folding, all in early wash colour, light scattered foxing, some light splitting of centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; Sidney Hall (1788?-1831) was a prolific engraver of the period and according to Worms and Baynton-Williams 'was almost certainly the first engraver to use the new harder steel plates for map work, using plates manufactured by the Jacob Perkins process as early as 1821'. His first county maps were those published by Samuel Leigh in 1820 in Leigh’s New Picture of England and Wales, a miniature county atlas which proved a success.This series of maps was engraved for John Gorton's Topographical Dictionary issued in parts from 1831-32 and published by Chapman and Hall. There is no known familial link between the two Hall's. We cannot conclude for sure that Sidney Hall engraved all of the plates, as his will was proved 26 March 1831. The dates on the maps vary between 1830 and 1832. His widow Selina Hall was also an engraver and as she signed hers 'S. Hall', it is difficult to tell. The first edition of the New British Atlas was issued in 1833. Ensuing editions appeared in 1834 and 1836. Then it was re-titled A Travelling County Atlas in 1842. The maps here are bound in no identifiable order with those of Yorkshire, Ireland, Scotland and Wales consisting of two plates joined and folded. Carroll (1996) 94; Chubb (1927) 501; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10283London: Chapman and Hall, Strand(1848)
GBP175.0British County Atlas1848noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10283&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUNCAN, JamesA Complete County Atlas of England & Wales, containing Forty Four Superior Maps. With all the Improvements --- Projected or CompletedFolio (400 x 260 mm.), modern half red calf done in 1978, marbled paper boards with blind ruling, spine with gilt ruled raised bands, each compartment with ornate floral gilt design, gilt calf title label affixed, with early manuscript table of contents on original front free endpaper, later endpapers. With typographic title, double page typographic 'Geographical and Statistical Table', map of England and Wales and a further 43 maps of the counties and Wales, light offsetting throughout, otherwise in good condition.; James Duncan (fl.1833-45) is thought to have started as early as 1805 but the Complete County Atlas is his best-known work. The maps earlier history involving William Ebden (fl.1811-30), about whom we also know little, is complicated and was detailed in David Smith’s article. At first they were issued loose only, it appears over several years with varying owners. Throughout the series the maps appear to have been uniformly engraved by Edward Hoare (fl.1822-40) and James Reeves (1801?-68). Smith praises the maps stating, ‘they are beautifully engraved and their relatively large size, compared to most other county maps of the period, ensures unusually clear depiction of a wide range of features.’ There can be no better testimony of his work than the fact that several future series were derived from Ebden. Those in T. Laurie Murray’s Atlas of the English Counties, 1830, Sidney Hall for the Topographical Dictionary of 1832 and Samuel Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary from 1831.Duncan deleted all reference to Ebden and others and added his own imprint. More importantly he added information drawn from the Reform Act of 1832. All this work indicates that acquisition might have been some time earlier. A general map of England and Wales was added to make a full complement of 44 maps (Yorkshire being in two sheets). The general map records in black boxes the number of county members being returned to Parliament. The maps are arranged by Circuits, six for England and two for Wales. The order is laid out in the double page statistical sheet following the title and commences with Sussex. This unusual format may explain why in this example a manuscript Index was written. None of the maps yet refer to railways except for Durham which specifically says at the end of the title ‘With the Several Railways’. The title records the price for the atlas at 2 guineas plain as here and four guineas coloured. This example is dated 1838 but two earlier issues are known: undated in 1835 and dated 1837. Provenance: bookplate of Rogers, Nottingham in inside front cover; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 85; refer Chubb (1927) 455; Smith, D. (1991).10284London: James Duncan, Paternoster Row(1838)
GBP495.0British County Atlas1838nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10284&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COBBETT, WilliamA Geographical Dictionary of England and WalesOctavo (215 x 135 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled, gilt title. With typographic title page, pp. lxxxiv, 546, (2), with 43 maps, consisting of 1 general and 42 of the counties of England and Wales, some light offsetting, otherwise in good condition.; The Geographical Dictionary was written by William Cobbett (1762-1835) but the cartographer is unidentified. Cobbett was self-educated and the son of a labourer. An avid reader in his youth, he served in the military from 1783 to 1791, including a spell in New Brunswick, Canada. Although rising to the rank of sergeant-major he took up the cause of the underpaid and poorly treated soldier’s in a pamphlet. This did not go down well and he fled to France before going to the United States between 1792 and 1800. He wrote on several subjects, usually under the pen name Peter Porcupine, including some against the French Revolution and Thomas Paine. Being pressurised by a libel case he returned to England in 1800.The government under William Pitt, pleased with his anti-Jacobin stance, offered him the opportunity to run a government owned newspaper. Preferring independence he later launched the Political Register, a weekly work, from January 1802. From 1804 he actively collected and printed parliamentary debates since the Norman conquest. He also launched Cobbett’s Complete Collection of State Trails. Extending himself too far he was forced to sell his interest in 1812 to T. C. Hansard and the Parliamentary debates have been known by that name ever since.In 1805 he acquired a farm in Botley, Hampshire, and settled into the farming community with ease. Constantly willing to tackle the issues of the day he spent time in Newgate prison between 1810-12 and had to flee again to the United States in 1817. He was a prolific writer, the Oxford English Dictionary stating that he ‘wrote and published some 30 million words over the course of forty years (perhaps more than any other English writer)’. The Geographical Dictionary of 1832 records his thoughts in the Explanatory Preface; ‘Table No. IV. gives the names of all the rotten boroughs wholly cashiered, and also of those half-cashiered, by the Act of 4 June, 1832 [the Reform Bill], together with the counties in which they are, and the number of voters which they formerly had, this being matter which never ought to be effaced from the minds of Englishmen’. He concludes ‘it is a truly curious act that I am putting this on paper in the VERY ROOM in which Dr. Johnson wrote his plaintive preface to the prodigious production of his patient toil’. The simple maps only show the county boundary and key towns. Indeed, their proportions are only guidelines and are not accurate. A quick look at those of Cornwall and Devon will illustrate that. There was a second edition in 1854 but none of the examples found bear any maps. Provenance: bookplate of Alexander Speirs Esqr. Elderslie' pasted inside upper board. Batten & Bennett (1996) 106; Carroll (1996) 97; Chubb (1927) 440; ODNB.10287London: Wm. Cobbett, 11, Bolt-Court, Fleet-Street; and may be had of all booksellers(1832)
GBP250.0British County Atlas1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10287&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FULLARTON, ArchibaldThe Parliamentary Gazetteer of England and Wales, Adapted to the New Poor-Law ...Quarto, 4 volumes (245 x 170 mm. each), modern quarter calf, marbled paper boards, spines with gilt calf title labels affixed, later endpapers. With typographic title page, pp. xlix, 648; (2), 616; (2), 656; (2), 640,(2), 80, with 47 steel engraved maps comprising large folding map of Englnd & Wales, 42 maps of the English counties (Yorkshire in 3 Ridings), 4 folding of Wales and 3 steel engraved plates, with light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; In 1833-34 James Bell published A New and Comprehensive Gazetteer in parts. Much of its source material was drawn from Samuel Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary of England. In 1839 Lewis managed to obtain an injunction against Bell. The maps engraved for the work were later retained by Archibald Fullarton & Co. who utilised them in the Parliamentary Gazetteer with new text, first issued in 1840. The Fullarton maps each contain a decorative vignette, these later issues bear railways. The plates were constantly updated as the rapidly expanding railway network grew. The maps are filed alphabetically except for Hampshire which is filed under its alternative name Southampton. Beresiner (1983) p. 102; Carroll (1996) 99; refer Chubb (1927) 510.10289London: A. Fullarton and Co.(1847)
GBP295.0British County Atlas1847nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10289&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOULE, ThomasThe English Counties Delineated; Or, A Topographical Description of EnglandQuarto, 2 volumes (275 x 220 mm. each), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, spine with raised bands, each compartment with ornate gilt panelling and central feature, calf gilt title and volume labels, lower board of first volume loose, marbled endpapers. With engraved frontispiece of Queen Victoria bearing title, further engraved title page with vignette of Greenwich Hospital, typographic title page, pp. xxiv, 484; typographic title, pp. (2), 582, with 56 maps on 59 plates (comprising 2 general on 5 plates, 42 counties, 7 town plans, 3 islands and 2 of London) of which 2 are folding and 2 engravings, some maps trimmed slightly and light foxing as is always the case, otherwise a good example.; FIRST EDITION. Thomas Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, mapseller and publisher. His finest work is this, the English Counties Delineated, first published in 1837 following its issue in parts from May 1830 to the spring of 1836. The publisher was George Virtue (1793-1868) who used the same beautiful plates later in his publication of Rev. James Barclay’s Dictionary. The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps. They are embellished with topographical views, coats of arms and decorative borders. They were engraved by James Bingley (1796-1869), John Crane Dower (1791?-1847) and William Schmollinger (fl.1830-37). Bingley was born in Leicester and was in London by 1820, when he married in Chelsea. He was imprisoned for debt in 1833 at which time he was in partnership with Schmollinger. Dower was born in London and left a son John James Dower who was also an engraver. Schmollinger was also declared bankrupt in 1856. 'One of the earliest atlases to show the beginnings of the railway network that was to cover Great Britain' (Wardington Catalogue).Thomas Moule wrote books on heraldry and antiquities. From 1816-23 he was a bookseller in Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London. He was then employed in the General Post Office to 'interpret illegible addresses' (BBTI), whilst also working as Chamber-Keeper in the Lord Chamberlain's Department. The last position gave him a residence at St. James's Palace where he died in 1851. After the completion of the parts issue sometime in 1836, the English Counties Delineated appeared as a two-volume book in 1837, with subsequent editions in 1838 and 1839 (as here). The first edition included a frontispiece portrait of William IV, indicating its most likely publication before his death on 20 June 1837. This includes the portrait of the young Queen Victoria. Several pages of descriptive text accompany each county map. A large index ends volume two. British Book Trade Index; Campbell (1985b); Carroll (1996) 95; Chubb (1927) 472; Sotheby's Wardington sale 10 October 2006 lot 308; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10298London: George Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane Paternoster Row(1839)
GBP950.0British County Atlas1839nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10298&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesBritish Atlas, Comprising separate Maps of every County in England each Riding in Yorkshire and North & South Wales ... Compiled from the Maps of the Board of Ordnance and other Trigonometrical SurveysFolio (355 x 245 mm.), modern half calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, gilt ruled spine with gilt title, later endpapers. With double page engraved title page, 5 double page typographic tables, some repair and re-instatement on the title page and first leaf of statistical tables and 49 steel engraved maps comprising 3 general, 42 of English counties and Wales quartered, all in fine early wash colour, some very light foxing, Kent with small lower centrefold split, Rutland with a marginal tear, otherwise in very good condition.; John Walker (fl.1813-73) was a brother to Charles Walker (1799?-1872) and in about 1827 they formed the partnership of J. & C. Walker. They were well known engravers and publishers of the nineteenth century. They also produced engraved maps for other works including Samuel Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary of England, 1831 and Greenwood’s Atlas of the Counties of England, 1834. There father, also John Walker, produced a number of charts for the Admiralty and was a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society in 1830. Inspiration for the British Atlas might have come from the success of the large folio Greenwood atlas. Preparation for it began in 1835 was first published jointly with Longman, Rees & Co. on 1 March 1837 and dedicated to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria who later that year ascended to the throne. It proved to be a popular atlas with a number of editions up to 1880. Originally the atlas was issued with 47 maps; those of Scotland and Ireland were added at a later date. Sometime in the late 1840s the dates in the imprints of individual maps were all removed. In 1850 lithographic transfers were made in partnership with William Hobson to create Hobson’s Fox Hunting Atlas, another atlas which was successful. Not in Chubb (1927), refer 476; Beresiner (1983) pp. 232-3; Smith (1982) pp. 213-5; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10301London: Longman, Rees & Co. Paternoster Row, and J. & C. Walker, 9, Castle Street, Holborn(1853)
GBP450.0British County Atlas1853nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10301&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesHobson' s Fox-Hunting Atlas; Containing Separate Maps of Every County in England, and The Three Ridings of YorkshireFolio (360 x 245 mm.), contemporary half calf, red cloth boards gilt ruled, with central floral oval gilt title complete with gilt fox, horn and whip, rebacked with gilt ruled raised bands, gilt titles, with marbled endpapers. With typographic title page, Reference to the Hunts and 42 lithographic maps in early outline colour, otherwise in good condition.; John Walker (fl.1813-73) was a brother to Charles Walker (1799?-1872) and in about 1827 they formed the partnership of J. & C. Walker. They were well known engravers and publishers of the nineteenth century. They also produced engraved maps for other works including Samuel Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary of England, 1831 and Greenwood’s Atlas of the Counties of England, 1834. There father, also John Walker, produced a number of charts for the Admiralty and was a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society in 1830. Inspiration for the British Atlas might have come from the success of the large folio Greenwood atlas. Preparation for it began in 1835 was first published jointly with Longman, Rees & Co. on 1 March 1837 and dedicated to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria who later that year ascended to the throne. It proved to be a popular atlas with a number of editions up to 1880. Originally the atlas was issued with 47 maps; those of Scotland and Ireland were added at a later date. Sometime in the late 1840s the dates in the imprints of individual maps were all removed. In 1850 lithographic transfers were made in partnership with William Colling Hobson (d.c.1878) to create Hobson’s Fox Hunting Atlas, another atlas which was successful. Dating this work is particularly difficult at it was never dated. Internal evidence based on the presentation of railway data is the most useful guide. Hobson had already worked with the Walker's on producing his large scale maps of Durham, 1840, and Yorkshire in 1843, both engraved by the Walker's. In this example the maps of Lancashire and Westmoreland do not show any hunts and are in fact intaglio printed. Provenance: ownership notation of 'Archibald Travies 1853 from ?' on title; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 232-3; Carroll (1996) 105; Chubb (1027) 532; Hodson (1974) 103.10303London: J. and C. Walker, 9, Castle Street, Holborn([1852])
GBP495.0British County Atlas[1852]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10303&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUGDALE, ThomasCuriosities of Great Britain. England & Wales DelineatedQuarto, five volumes (215 x 135 mm. each), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, spines with gilt decorated raised bands, ornate blind panelled compartments, calf gilt title and volume labels, light wear. With 58 steel engraved maps consisting of 2 general, 43 English county maps (Yorkshire divided into 4), Isle of Wight and 12 Welsh counties and c.200 steel engraved plates, pp. 1586, iv, 144, light foxing and offsetting, otherwise in good condition.; Thomas Dugdale was an antiquarian and responsible for this the Curiosities of Great Britain. The work was issued with two distinct sets of maps. The first utilised those maps from the George Cole and John Roper British Atlas of 1810. This second series used a new set of maps engraved by Joshua Archer (1792-1863) which were derived from those of Cole and Roper. The publishers J. & F. Tallis had acquired the Cole and Roper plates and the Dugdale text by c.1835. They continued to issue the text with the maps and then offered this new series of plates concurrently. The work was completed by 1841, page 1580 refers to an event in February 1841. Examples are found bound in anything up to eleven volumes. The fact that the pagination is contiguous though the work enables such variation. All examples lack a date of publication and must be dated from internal evidence on the plates. This one is an early issue based on the fact that the Dugdale imprints are still present. The publisher is Lucinda Tallis, widow of John Tallis who operated from 3 Jewin Street between 1842 and 1846. It is bound with as usual, Leonard Townsend's Alphabetical Chronology. Beresiner (1983) pp. 46-7; Carroll (1996) 112; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10306London: L. Tallis, 3 Jewin Street, City(c.1846)
GBP195.0Wales British County Atlasc.1846nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10306&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]AUBREY, JohnThe Natural History And Antiquities Of The County Of Surrey. Begun in the Year 1673Octavo (195 x 120 mm.), five volumes, large paper copy, full contemporary tree calf, ornate gilt panelled, rebacked preserving the original ornate gilt spine with red calf gilt title labels affixed, marbled endpapers. Volumes dated 1719, 1719, 1718, 1718, 1723, with engraved portrait of the author, folding map of Surrey backed on linen, folding view of Richmond, folding table of John Evelyn's family tree, view of Albury and 8 further plates, in good condition.; THE FIRST COUNTY HISTORY OF SURREY in LARGE PAPER COPY. John Aubrey (1626-97) was as antiquary and natural philosopher. He is perhaps best known for his work Brief Lives, made up of a series of short biographical chapters. He was also an early archaeologist who recorded many monuments in England for the first time. He started studies on the natural history of Wiltshire and Surrey, neither were completed. Published posthumously in five volumes between 1718 and 1723, the work included a fine map of the county. The licence to survey the county, granted by John Ogilby, Royal Cosmographer, dated 1673 follows the title page. The map is dedicated to Sir John Fellowes. Provenance: Prof. R.C.G. Williams, OBE, his sale Clarke Gammon, Guildford, 14 November 2000 lot 190; private English collection. Anderson (1966) p. 268; Upcott (1968) III p. 1207.10343London: Printed for E. Curll in Fleet-Street(1718-23)
GBP395.0Surrey England1718-23nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10343&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LINDLEY, Joseph & CROSLEY, WilliamTo the Kings most excellent Majesty, This Map of the County of Surrey, From a Survey made in the Yeasr 1789 and 1790 ...815 x 1120 mm., two sheets, full early wash colour, dissected and laid on contemporary linen, with original marbled paper slipcase, worn.; RARE LARGE-SCALE MAP OF SURREY. This is the fourth and last map of the county illustrated on a large scale of at least one inch to a mile before the Ordnance Survey. It was undertaken by Joseph Lindley (1756-1808) and William Crosley who fortunately for us, were one of the few who left their working notes on its production in a published memoir. Lindley worked in the Time Department at Greenwich and rose to become Head of the Department. His observational skills meant that he was sent to Paris with William Roy (1726-90) to help with the triangulation between Paris and London. It was Roy’s measurement of the Hounslow Heath base line in 1784, shown on the map, which formed the basis of the London-Paris triangulation.After receiving permission from Roy to use his five measurements within Surrey, he proceeded to survey the remainder of the county drawing on 85 stations or high points. Lindley then sought the partnership of the draughtsman William Crosley (d.1794). An experienced Estate Surveyor who also worked considerably on the Rochdale Canal. Crosley undertook the topographical survey. The survey was completed in 1790 and a study of the orthography followed. This was a check on the spelling of placenames. The finished work was then sent to Benjamin Baker (1766-1841), the engraver at Islington.A first undated state was issued in c.1792 of which according to Rodgers only one example survives, in the British Library. A second state, quite likely first published, was issued dated as here 15 April 1793. The map includes not only the whole county but rudimentary outlines of the suburbs of London north of the River Thames. This also enables the map to record the Hounslow Heath base line and the parallel of latitude of the Royal Observatory Greenwich.All the usual features are identified. A couple of unusual features are the inclusion of windmills in visual form and all milestones on the roads are noted with small round circles. The whole is finished with a fine architectural title cartouche and in full early wash colour. The project was not a success, hence the map’s rarity. Harley (1965) p. 63; Rodgers (1972) 439; this edition not in Sharp (1929); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10345Publish'd for Lindley & Crosley. No. 10 Surrey Place Kent Road(1793)
GBP1650.0Surrey England1793nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10345&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BRAUN, George - HOGENBERG, FransCalatia vulgo Caiazo, Perantiquum Campaniae Foelicis Oppidum370 x 500 mm., in fine modern wash colour and good condition.; A fine birds eye view of the city of Caiazzo in Campania, Italy. This is an example of the later state with the addition of the 1597 date. The 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' was compiled by George Braun (1541-1622) the Canon of Cologne Cathedral. Braun produced a total of over 500 city views and maps published in six parts between 1572 and 1617. Most of the engraving was the work of Simon Novellanus and Frans Hogenberg (1535-1590), many after drawings by George Hoefnagel. This item was published in the rarer fifth volume of the famous work first issued in 1598 with Latin text on the verso. Koeman, C. (Atlantes) B&H 5, no. 66; Fauser, A. 2217.10385Cologne: (1598-[1600])
GBP135.0Italy1598-[1600]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10385&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, HermanA Chart of the Streights of Magellan180 x 270 mm., in fine condition.; A fine early detailed map of the Magellan Straits and Tierra Del Fuego. Various anchorage's and hazards are shown in some detail. Tierra del Fuego is claimed for England being named 'King Charles's South Land'. Legends describe the island as 'A rocky Mountainous Desolate Land'. A key lower right names several islands in the straight. This map comes from one of the rarest of Moll's atlases; the 'Atlas Geographicus: Or, A Compleat System of Geography'. It was first advertised to the public in 1708 as issued in parts. The first volume appeared in 1711 with four subsequent in 1711, 1712, 1714 and 1717. Shirley BL T.Moll 3a no. 84.4482London: (1717)
GBP175.0West Indies, South & Central America1717nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4482&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausSud Seite des Landts Terra del Fuoco, Abgezeichnet durch Iohan von Walbeck150 x 175 mm., decent condition.; This early chart displays the Magellan Straits and Tierra Del Fuego. In letterpress above map 'West-Indianischer Historien'.4857Frankfurt: (c.1630)
GBP125.0West Indies, South & Central Americac.1630nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=4857&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LA PEROUSE, Jean Francois Comte deVue de L'Ile de Bourou, prise de la Rade270 x 410 mm., in good condition.; This is a view of the town of Buru in Indonesia recording the visit of the French Admiral and explorer, le Comte de La Pérouse. Jean-Francois de Galoup, Comte de La Perouse led a French scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1785-88. He was one of the most noted naval commanders and navigators in France and was selected by King Louis XVI to complete Captain James Cook's exploration of the western Pacific. In a rare moment of co-operation the British Admiralty furnished scientific equipment to measure variations in magnetic north and for determining longitude. Fortunately for us La Perouse was meticulous in sending copies of his detailed logs and surveying via other ships as well as overland. His last contact was in the spring of 1788 with a British ship in Botany Bay, Australia. The expedition was never heard from again. When the French Government realised that it had been lost they decided to publish an account as in many other ways it is regarded as one the greatest French voyages of exploration. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known. Howes USIana L93; Nordenskiold Collection v. 2; Phillips 688; Sabin 38960; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.LPR-1a.8786Paris: (1797)
GBP150.0East Indies1797nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=8786&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ARMSTRONG, Mostyn JohnA Scotch Atlas; or Description of the Kingdom of Scotland: Divided into Counties, with the Subdivisions of Sherifdoms; Shewing Their respective Boundaries and Extent, Soil, Produce, Mines, Minerals, Metals, their Trade and ManufacturesQuarto (235 x 185 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, rebacked preserving the original red calf gilt title label, gilt compartments. With engraved title page, Index, pp. 4 and 30 engraved maps all in early wash colour, each with descriptive text, some light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; When John Bennett joined with Robert Sayer in partnership in 1774 it brought a new lease of life to the business. The plates from Thomas Jefferys ‘Small English Atlas’ were reissued with a short descriptive text. They recognised that the available county atlases of Scotland and Ireland were at least a generation old, those of Moll’s being first issued in 1725 and 1728 respectively. The Irish atlas appeared first using the talents of Bernard Scale in 1776. Hodson highlights the significance of the atlas ‘the rococo decoration characteristic of the work of Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin has disappeared from the maps: the new style, with its neo-classical influences, is simple and unadorned, almost austere.’For the Scottish atlas Sayer and Bennett brought in the talents of Mostyn John Armstrong (fl.1769-91). He was the son of Andrew Armstrong; both were cartographers although only the son published any atlas. Their focus was on Scottish related material with the notable exception of three large scale county maps of Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk. As a young man Mostyn John Armstrong assisted his father Andrew Armstrong in the production of the large-scale map of Northumberland published in 1769. In 1775 he produced a map of Peeblesshire and in the following year the ‘Actual Survey of the Great Post Roads between London and Edinburgh’.The ‘Scotch Atlas’ contained 2 general maps, one of the environs of Edinburgh, and 27 maps of the counties. The plates were engraved by Harry Ashby in the new simpler style of the period as encompassed by John Cary. The maps are based on the landmark work of James Dorret published in 1750. In 1781 Bennett began to show signs of insanity and ‘in 1783 was admitted to Dr. Thomas Monro’s asylum in Clapton. In June 1784 Sayer brought a case to dissolve the partnership and Bennett’s name disappeared from the imprint after 1785’ (Worms & Baynton-Williams). This second edition ensued in 1787 with Sayer’s imprint alone. It was otherwise unchanged. One further edition was published in 1794 by Laurie and Whittle. Either of the first two editions are particularly scarce.This atlas once belonged to General Sir James Fergusson, K.G.C.B. (1787-1865), who served in the Peninsular Wars and was consistently promoted for action and bravery, ultimately becoming Major-General in 1841. He was made Governor of Gibraltar in 1855. Provenance: bookplate of General Sir James Fergusson inside front cover along with his inscription dated 1860 on first free endpaper; private English collection. Chubb 19; ESTC T194012; Moir (1973) I p. 94, 118-20 & II p. 153 no. 6A; Shirley (2004) T.Arm 3c; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).9814London: Printed for Robt. Sayer, Map & Printseller, No. 53, Fleet Street(1787)
GBP950.0Scotland1787nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9814&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BAUGH, RobertTo the Right Honourable Edward Earl of Powis Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the Counties of Salop and Montgomery, This Map of Shropshire is humble and respectfully dedicated by His Lordship's obliged and obedient Servant ...1395 x 1420 mm., early outline colour, cut, dissected and laid on linen, edged with blue silk which has frayed in places, some very light staining, with endpapers, contemporary marbled paper slipcase, with a printed label affixed to the upper cover, lightly worn, otherwise in good condition.; Robert Baugh (1750-1832) was a surveyor and engraver and produced John Evan’s large scale map of the six counties of North Wales along with its reduction in 1797. This map of Shropshire unusually extends into the neighbouring counties of Warwickshire, Staffordshire, and Montgomery. This also enabled a better illustration of the transport network access provided by the county. The map is dedicated to the Earl of Powis. This example is overlayed with outline colouring highlighting the railways later built. A very fine large inset view of the English Bridge in Shrewsbury completed in 1774. There is only the one edition of the map. Despite Baugh only producing two maps, the quality of his engraving here was rewarded with an award of 15 guineas by the Society of Arts. Kentish (1997) no. 49; Rodgers (1972) 388; Tooley’s Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10156Llanymynech, Shropshire: (1 August 1808)
GBP1500.0Shrops England1 August 1808nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10156&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUGDALE, ThomasCuriosities of Great Britain. England and Wales DelineatedQuarto (215 x 135 mm. each), three volumes, contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, spine with raised bands with ornate gilt decoration, compartments with ornate blind decoration, gilt calf title and volume numbers, light wear. With 59 early outline coloured steel engraved maps and 36 steel engraved prints, some light foxing, some maps with light print offset, otherwise in good condition.; Thomas Dugdale was an antiquarian and responsible for this, the Curiosities of Great Britain. The work was issued with two distinct sets of maps. The first utilised those maps from the George Cole and John Roper British Atlas of 1810 as here. The second series used a new set of maps engraved by Joshua Archer (1792-1863). The publishers J. & F. Tallis had acquired the Cole and Roper plates and the Dugdale text by c.1835. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 88-90; Carroll (1996) no. 62; Chubb (1927) 465.10233London: Tallis & Co., Green Arbour Court, Old Bailey(1835)
GBP250.0Wales British County Atlas1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10233&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HUGHES, William NightingaleThe National Gazetteer of Great Britain and IrelandQuarto, 12 volumes (275 x 185 mm. each), full contemporary blue cloth binding, elaborate blind decorated boards, gilt royal arms to upper board, spine with ornate gilt decoration and titles, light wear. With woodcut title page 68 chromolithographic county maps of England, Scotland and Wales.; The National Gazetteer was first issued in parts from 1863-68. The prospectus stated that the work would be completed in about 35 parts of 80 pages each, or in 12 Divisions at 7s. 6d. each. This is the first edition of the work in its 12 Divisions. William Nightingale Hughes (1817-76) worked as a cataloguer at the British Museum on geography books from 1841-43. From 1863-75 he was a Professor of Geography at King’s College, London. The founder of the publishing firm was George Virtue (c.1793-1868) whose company records show Hughes as a supplier of plates. The maps here are attractive and of individual counties except for Scotland where they are grouped together in regions. Beresiner (1983) p. 117; Carroll (1996) 126; Chubb (1927) 562.10316London: James S. Virtue City Road and Ivy Lane(1868)
GBP125.0British County Atlas1868nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10316&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]VIRTUE, James S.[The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland]Quarto (270 x 195 mm. each), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, gilt and blind rules, spine with raised gilt decorated bands, ornate gilt and blind decorated compartments, gilt titles, marbled endpapers, light wear. With 68 chromolithographic county maps of England, Scotland and Wales.; The National Gazetteer was first issued in parts from 1863-68. The prospectus stated that the work would be completed in about 35 parts of 80 pages each, or in 12 Divisions at 7s. 6d. each. The first edition of the work is found in its 12 Divisions. It was advertised as being offered in 3 volumes also, this being it appears an Atlas volume. The state of the maps correspond with the 1868 issue. William Nightingale Hughes (1817-76) worked as a cataloguer at the British Museum on geography books from 1841-43. From 1863-75 he was a Professor of Geography at King’s College, London. The founder of the publishing firm was George Virtue (c.1793-1868) whose company records show Hughes as a supplier of plates. The maps here are attractive and of individual counties except for Scotland where they are grouped together in regions. Provenance: with bookseller's label of Thomas Ash, Chelsea, pasted inside upper cover. Beresiner (1983) p. 117; Carroll (1996) 126; Chubb (1927) 562.10317London: James S. Virtue City Road and Ivy Lane(1868)
GBP95.0British County Atlas1868nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10317&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HUGHES, William NightingaleA New County Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland Containing Sixty-Eight Coloured MapsFolio (355 x 265 mm.), modern red cloth binding, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled, each compartment with central gilt decoration, gilt title, later endpapers, gilt edged. With typographic title page, pp. (4). 186 and 68 chromolithographic county maps of England, Scotland and Wales, otherwise in good condition.; This series of maps was first issued as The National Gazetteer in parts from 1863-68. It was then made available as a twelve volume work in 1868. Their next appearance was here in atlas form, with some accompanying descriptive text. William Hughes (1818-76) worked as a cataloguer at the British Museum on geography books from 1841-43. From 1863-75 he was a Professor of Geography at King’s College, London, and wrote several theoretical works on the subject. The founder of the publishing firm was George Virtue (c.1793-1868), whose company records show Hughes as a supplier of plates. The maps here are attractive and of individual counties with the exception of Scotland where they are grouped together in regions. Those of Ireland are individual. They are all derived from the Old Series One Inch Ordnance Survey. The map of the North Atlantic now acts as a frontispiece and the county maps begin with Northumberland working their way south to Cornwall. Beresiner (1983) p. 117; Carroll (1996) 126; refer Chubb (1927) 562; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).10327London: Virtue & Co., City Road and Ivy Lane(1873)
GBP150.0British County Atlas1873nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10327&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KEANE, Professor Augustus HenryA New Parliamentary and County Atlas of Great Britain and IrelandQuarto (365 x 265 mm.), full contemporary publishers red cloth binding, ornate black panelling to boards with central title, decorative spine, worn. With 72 coloured maps. Otherwise in good condition.; This series of maps was first issued as The National Gazetteer in parts from 1863-68. It was then made available as a twelve volume work in 1868. Their next appearance was here in atlas form, with some accompanying descriptive text. William Hughes (1818-76) worked as a cataloguer at the British Museum on geography books from 1841-43. From 1863-75 he was a Professor of Geography at King’s College, London, and wrote several theoretical works on the subject. The founder of the publishing firm was George Virtue (c.1793-1868), whose company records show Hughes as a supplier of plates. The maps here are attractive and of individual counties except for Scotland where they are grouped together in regions. Those of Ireland are individual. They are all derived from the Old Series One Inch Ordnance Survey. In 1873 they were issued as A New County Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland. The map of the North Atlantic now acted as a frontispiece and the county maps began with Northumberland working their way south to Cornwall. This new atlas edited by Professor Keane is expanded to include information from the Redistribution of Seats Act of 1885. The Index now lists the map alphabetically and new plates are included displaying town plans. Provenance: ownership inscription on front free endpaper of 'Mary Rose Lee Warner, Wimpole Lodge, Arrington, Nr. Royston, Herts'; Clive A Burden Ltd. Catalogue 14 (2017) item 45; private English collection. Batten & Bennett (2010) 144; Beresiner (1983) p. 117; Carroll (1996) 126; refer Chubb (1927) 562; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).10328London: J. S. Virtue & Co., Limited, City Road(1886)
GBP125.0British County Atlas1886nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10328&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOUNDARY COMMISSIONReport of the Boundary Commissioners for England and WalesFolio (355 x 270 mm. each), modern cloth binding, spine with gilt ruled compartments and title, later endpapers. Part I, Counties pp. 196, with 50 largely folding county maps in early outline colour, in good condition.; An early issue of the Boundary Commission report of 1885. The Commission reported on proposed boundary changes to the election of Members of Parliament. It was the third occasion in which an attempt was made to equalise the representation of the population across the United Kingdom in the Houses of Parliament. The first major reform was undertaken in the Reform Act of 1832. This was followed by another distribution during the Reform Acts of 1867 and 1868 which proved unsatisfactory. By 1885 the industrial growth of the country and the population movements this had encouraged, had made the imbalance worse. This third Bill was the result of long and difficult negotiations between William Gladstone of the ruling Liberal Party and Lord Salisbury of the Conservative Party. It required the intervention of Queen Victoria to settle the course of action.The Reform Bill of 1885 was to draw upon the Ordnance Survey maps to determine the boundaries of divisions. The direct consequence of the Bill was the decline of the control of Parliament by the aristocracy. For the first time the number of MPs who represented industry and commerce outnumbered those connected with the landed gentry. This is the first volume only, containing the complete set of county maps. Volume two included town plans and volume three covered Scotland and Ireland. A good example of one of the most influential 'atlases' in British history. Batten & Bennett (2010) 162; Carroll (1996) 139; Smith (1985) pp. 133-4, XIV.10329London: (1885)
GBP250.0British County Atlas1885nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10329&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSTON, William & Alexander KeithThe Statistical Atlas of England, Scotland and Ireland by G. Phillips BevanFolio (510 x 35 mm), contemporary half calf, red cloth boards, gilt ruled, with gilt title on upper board, rebacked with gilt ruled compartments, each with central gilt feature, gilt title, light wear at corners repaired, marbled endpapers. With half title, full title printed in black and red, Preface, Contents, pp. (8), 75, (7), with 45 maps of England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland, those of England Wales being double page, all in original wash colour, otherwise in good condition.; The successful firm of W. & A. K. Johnston was founded by Sir William Johnston and was based in Edinburgh from 1825. The following year he was joined by his brother Alexander Keith Johnston. This fascinating atlas provides statistics about the Educational Condition of the People, Industrial Condition, Criminal Condition, Pauper Condition, Military and Naval etc. Shirley (2000) 'Berghaus and Johnston: Pioneers of the Thematic Atlas', in IMCoS Journal no. 83 pp. 31-5; Smith (2000); Smith (2001).10331Edinburgh: W. & A. K. Johnston(1882)
GBP150.0British County Atlas1882nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10331&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TUNNICLIFF, WilliamA Topographical Survey of the Counties of Somerset, Gloucester, Worcester, Stafford, Chester, and Lancaster. Containing A new-engraved Map of each County, with a complete Description of the Great, Direct, and Cross Roads ...Octavo (220 x 135 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, rebacked preserving original spine with gilt and blind ruled bands, each compartment with central gilt feature, gilt title. With typographic half title and full title, six parts bound in two sections, pp. (vi), (2), 34, (2), 35-64, (2), 67-88; (2), 40; (2), 41-68, (2) , 69-118, with 6 folding maps and each with 8 plates of the Arms of the Nobility for each county, Lancashire has 16, Somerset with some fold repair an minor loss, Staffordshire with light browning at a fold, otherwise in good condition.; William Tunnicliff (fl.1784-96) was a land surveyor and cartographer. In 1786 he began publishing a series of Topographical Surveys of individual counties. In that year he was also advertising for employment and it seems that the series was a stop gap to further employment. Those of Staffordshire, Cheshire and Lancashire were all issued with maps dated 1786 and bearing ‘Price 7 Shills.’ in the title. These three were then brought together under one title in 1787. Clearly successful he decided to expand the work with three further neighbouring counties, namely Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, and Somerset. The map for Worcestershire is dated 1788. The six appeared as A Topographical Survey of the Counties of … in 1789, offered here. The two groups of three counties have their own contiguous pagination. The first three counties issued; each contain slightly smaller folding maps. The work was effectively a cross between a road book and commercial directory. Each county contains a description of all the main roads with an index, a list of subscribers, followed by a fascinating directory of the ‘Principal Merchants and Manufacturers’ for each town. Each town also identifies market days, fairs and principal inns. The work was supported by subscription and encouraged by the plates of coat of arms. Numerous blank ones remain, possibly to encourage further contributions. A large amount of industrial information is included, such as a focus on canals, a feature which was dramatically changing the landscape at the time. This was a time that the industrial revolution was rapidly changing the country.The Lancashire map records the Manchester to Mersey canal and even the intended Liverpool to Leeds Canal. That of Staffordshire records the Soho Manufacturing plant north west of Birmingham. It was an early factory to work on the principal of mass production on an assembly line principal. Founded in 1766 by Matthew Boulton it was the first to use a Watt steam engine in 1782. It would also be home to the first steam powered mint. The three ensuing counties, here bound first, are each accompanied with a much larger folding map. Certainly, larger than might be expected for a work this size. The resultant scale is likewise improved. The Cheshire here is first state and Staffordshire is second state. Fordham (1924) p. 39; King (1988) no. 45 st. 2; Needell (1995) no. 106; not in Saunders (2013); Smith (1989a); Whittaker (1942) nos. 260 & 266.10334Bath: Printed and sold by R. Cruttwell ...(1789)
GBP450.0Somerset; Glos; Worcs; Staffs; Cheshire; Lancs England1789nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10334&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SKRINE, HenryA General Account of all the Rivers of Note in Great Britain; with their several courses, their peculiar characters, the countries through which they flow, and the entire sea coast of our islandOctavo (210 x 125 mm.), full contemporary marbled mottled calf, spine with gilt ruled compartments, decorative central gilt features, gilt red calf title. With typographic half title, double page folding aquatint frontispiece, title, pp. xx, 412, with 17 engraved maps, some offsetting to the maps, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. This is a curious work focusing on the rivers of Great Britain, seventeen regional maps illustrate them with their tributaries. The accompanying text describes each one and the country through which they flow. The title page describes Henry Skrine as being the successful author of 'three successive Tours in the North of England and Scotland in 1795, and two successive Tours in South and North Wales'. The work is published by Peter Elmsley (1736-1802) who was, according to the British Book Trade Index, born in Aberdeenshire and became printer to the Royal Society. Upcott (1968) xxviii.10338London: Printed by T. Bensley, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, for P. Elmsly in the Strand(1801)
GBP150.0British County Atlas1801nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10338&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KELLY and Co.Post Office Directory of Cambridge, Norfolk, and Suffolk with Essex, Herts, Kent, Middlesex, Surrey and Sussex, the Maps Engraved Expressly for the Work. Subscribers' CopyOctavo (240 x 165 mm.), full modern red calf, spine retaining the original cloth gilt title label. With general typographic title, pp. xii, 679, (1), (2), 7-1198, 34, with 9 double page maps, some trimming to the side margins, otherwise in good condition.; From 1799 the Post Office began to produce Directories. By 1835 they were sold to Frederic Kelly who continued to publish them for each county as Kelly’s Post Office Directory. Frederic Festus Kelly (d.1883) began working for the Post Office in 1819 and by about 1835 was chief inspector of letter carriers. Part of his responsibilities at this point was the production of the London Directory, the first being in 1843. Effectively it was a private enterprise but undertaken with the permission of the Post Office. In 1845 he published one of the six Home Counties which included maps for the first time. Over the ensuing years several others were published of parts of the country.They were engraved by Francis Becker (1807-63) and Benjamin Rees Davies (1789?-1872). All of them were gathered into the Post Office Directory Atlas of England and Wales, [1861]. Each map is entitled Post Office Map of … and contains political data as well as denoting Post Office Mail Order Towns. Whilst the atlas was never reissued, Kelly's Directories continued publication of the maps for some time and only ceased publication in the 1970s. This example includes the counties of East Anglia bound with the ‘Six Home Counties’. Beresiner (1983) pp. 128-9; refer Carroll (1996) 116; refer Chubb (1927) 546; Hodson (1974) 107D; Kingsley (1982) 115C; Smith (1985) pp. 141-2; Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10341London: Kelly & Co., 19 & 20, Old Boswell Court, Temple Bar(1853)
GBP250.0British Topography1853nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10341&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KELLY and Co., FrederickThe Post Office Directory of the Six Home Counties. Volume II. Contains Kent, Surrey & Sussex. With Maps Engraved Expressly for the WorkOctavo (255 x 170 mm.), full contemporary red cloth, blind embossed panelling, central gilt coat of arms, rebacked preserving original spine, gilt title, advertisements on endpapers. With title, pp. xiii, (1), 1235-3314, and 3 large folding lithographic maps, with staining to lower gutter of final 50 pages or so, Kent and Surrey with some condition issues, otherwise in good condition.; From 1799 the Post Office began to produce Directories. By 1835 they were sold to Frederic Kelly who continued to publish them for each county as Kelly’s Post Office Directory. Frederic Festus Kelly (d.1883) began working for the Post Office in 1819 and by about 1835 was chief inspector of letter carriers. Part of his responsibilities at this point was the production of the London Directory, the first being in 1843. Effectively it was a private enterprise but undertaken with the permission of the Post Office. In 1845 he published one of the six Home Counties which included maps for the first time. Over the ensuing years several others were published of parts of the country. They were engraved by Francis Becker (1807-63) and Benjamin Rees Davies (1789?-1872). All of them were gathered into the Post Office Directory Atlas of England and Wales, [1861]. When that series reached the end of their lives, they were replaced with these larger maps derived largely from those of Edward Weller. This example contains three counties, each with name stamped on the paper edges. Both Burgess and Kingsley record that the maps are often missing or in poor condition. Kingsley does not record an example of this new map in the 1878 edition. With over 2000 pages of this work contains a wealth of information for researchers. Kelly's Directories continued publication of the maps for some time and only ceased publication in the 1970s. Beresiner (1983) pp. 128-9; Burgess (2009) 180; refer Carroll (1996) 116; refer Chubb (1927) 546; Kingsley (1982) 133C; Smith (1985) pp. 141-2; Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10342London: Kelly and Co., 51, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.(1878)
GBP150.0British Topography1878nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10342&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & JohnMap of the County of Surrey from An Actual Survey Made in the Years 1822 and 1823 by C. & I. Greenwood1220 x 980 mm., engraved on four sheets, the whole dissected and laid on canvas, in early wash colour, edged in green silk with marbled endpapers. With recent green cloth slipcase, otherwise in good condition.; This large scale map of Surrey is by Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) and his brother John Greenwood (1791-1867), they were both surveyors. Christopher Greenwood was from Yorkshire and settled in Wakefield by about 1815 before moving to London in 1818. His first large-scale survey was of Yorkshire published in 1817. His brother John was also a surveyor and in 1821 they joined forces. Along with the distribution capabilities of George Pringle and Son, they made an immediate impact with their series of large scale surveys of many English counties. It is one of two published in 1823. By the change of wording it would appear that George Pringle alone published this survey. The map is almost certainly engraved by Samuel John Neele (1758-1824) and his son James Neele (1791-1868). It is on a large scale of one inch to the mile and differentiates between woods and plantations, heaths and commons, different types of waterway and roads. Watermills, windmills and toll booths are identified indicating their significance to the local economy. The two unsuccessful early railway lines are indicated: the Surrey Iron Railway and the Croydon, Merstham & Godstone Iron Railway. These are a phenomenon so unusual as to not be included in the Explanation.A large vignette of Kew Palace occupies the upper left corner. The early 1800s was a time of rapid change in the landscape with the burgeoning industrial revolution. Their surveys utilised the latest system of triangulation adopted by Colonel Mudge and his surveyors for the Ordnance Survey. Indeed, they were in open competition with them. The Greenwood maps were coloured as opposed to the more functional black and white Ordnance Surveys of the period. Rodger (1972) 445; Tooley's Dictionary; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10347London: George Pringle Jnr. 70 Queen Street, Cheapside(1 September 1823)
GBP1500.0Surrey England1 September 1823nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10347&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORDNANCE SURVEY(Surrey and Sussex)1215 x 930 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, green silk edged, sheet 'VIII' upper right margin, one fold section split, in contemporary green morocco slipcase, ornate blind panelled, lacking flap, otherwise in good condition.; An early printing of the Ordnance Survey maps extending from Wokingham, Kingston and Croydon in the north to the south coast extending from Selsea to Brighton. Provenance: manuscript inscription of I. P. Fearon. Temple, in upper margin. Rodgers (1972) nos. 442 & 462.10348London: (c.1825)
GBP150.0Surrey Sussex Englandc.1825nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10348&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DE FER, NicolasLes Frontieres D'Espagne et de Portugal, ou se trouve le Royaume de Portugal.575 x 425 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; This fine map of Portugal by Nicholas de Fer is engraved by P. Starckman. It was issued in the first edition of the "Atlas ou Recueil de Cartes Geographiques", 1709. Pastoureau De Fer II C no. 72.10370Paris: (1705)
GBP360.0Portugal1705nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10370&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, ChristopherWarwic, Lecestriaeq. Comitatt’ ... Descriptio 1576395 x 520 mm., early outline colour with some wash, slightly faded as often found, some pinholes visible when held to the light, small area of restoration to the Royal Arms upper left, with minor printers paper crease upper left of the centrefold, generally in good condition.; This is Christopher Saxton’s map of the counties of Warwickshire and Leicestershire produced in 1576. This example bears a fascinating manuscript annotation of acquisition dated 1579. It supports the evidence that the maps were available individually quite probably as they were first engraved, in this case from 1576. It was acquired from the bookseller John Wight whose shop was at the Great North Door of St. Paul’s Churchyard, London. Wight was made a freeman of the Draper’s Company in 1540 and had a shop in the Churchyard from 1551 until his death in 1589. Progress in production was still slow at this stage operating as he was without an official license for support. It was engraved by Lenaert Terwoort whose imprint is lower left, he was one of a number of Dutch engravers of the work and apart from the five maps he contributed and that he originated from Antwerp little is known of him. This example is in the usual finished state, the earlier one being pre-issue.Christopher Saxton produced one of the earliest national surveys of any kind and the first uniformly conceived cartographic survey of England and Wales. It was begun in about 1574 and completed by 1579: “in the long list of British atlases the first name is also the greatest, the name of Christopher Saxton” (Chubb). Saxton (c.1542–c.1610) was born at Dunningley in the West Riding of Yorkshire. While the details of his early life are sketchy, it is known that he attended Cambridge University, and in 1570 he was apprenticed as a map maker to John Rudd, vicar of Dewsbury. Saxton began work on his county maps in about 1574. In 1577 he received letters patent from Elizabeth I protecting his maps against plagiarism for the next ten years. As well as the Queen’s protection, Saxton also enjoyed the patronage of Thomas Seckford, Master of the Queen’s Requests, whose mottoes are found on the maps. Evans and Lawrence wrote that he “left a legacy of maps of the counties of England and Wales from which succeeding generations of map-makers drew extensively … amazingly accurate in detail, [the atlas] survives as testimony to his expertise when surveying techniques and comprehension of the mathematical sciences were still limited.” They are arguably the most highly prized by collectors of county maps. Provenance: acquired by Johannes Colcellus from John Wight the bookseller “Iohannes Colcellus est possessor. Iohannes Wight ei Vendi dit pro 2li.18D 17.8.A[nno].1579”; private English collection acquired from a Cotswold Gallery 1987; CLive A. Burden Ltd. Catalogue 7 (2011) item 104. Barber (2007) pp. 1623-31; Chubb (1927) I; Deadman & Brooks (2010) pp. 14-15; Evans & Lawrence (1979) pp. 9–43; Harley, Brian ‘The Map Collector’ no. 8 pp. 2-11; Harvey & Thorpe (1959) pp. 1-5, no. 1; Hind (1952-55) vol. 1 p. 73; Lawrence, Heather ‘Christopher Saxton’ in ‘The Map Collector’ 27 pp. 16-18; Shirley (1991) no. 128; Shirley (2004) T.Sax 1b-e; Skelton (1970) 1.10395London: (1576-[79])
GBP3250.0Warwick; Leics England1576-[79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10395&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PRIOR, Reverend JohnMap of Leicestershire from an Actual Survey, Begun in the Year 1775, and Finished in the Year 1777c.1170 x 1270 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, in fine early wash colour, with green silk edges, some of the lower edge loose or detached, with contemporary full calf slipcase, otherwise in good condition.; This map of the county of Leicestershire is the first of the county at the scale of one inch to the mile and is here offered in its FIRST STATE. It is one of the rarer of the eighteenth century surveys and is notable for the fact that unlike his major experienced competitors in this field, John Rocque and Thomas Jefferys, John Prior was a teacher, clergyman and mathematician. Despite this apparent lack of capability he was awarded the Silver Medal by the Society of Arts and 20 guineas. The survey itself was undertaken by Joseph Whyman from 1775-77 and lower right on the map we find, rather unusually, a complete triangulation of the county showing how the work progressed. It was published by Prior in 1779.On the map the parallel and meridian of Leicester are shown with the boundaries of the hundreds coloured. Turnpike roads have their Tollbars and Milestones identified. An indication of the importance of industry to this county is shown by the identification of Coal Pits, Lime Works, Wind Mills and Water Mills. The inset lower left is a detailed plan of the city of Leicester which was criticised for inaccuracies. Indeed it was excused for a lack of time to survey it properly. The whole map is engraved by John Luffman who completes it with a beautiful cartouche including both title and dedication to the Earl of Huntingdon. The apparent bucolic depiction in fact appears to bear a quantity of coal in front. Further editions were published in 1804 and 1819 and all are rare. Baum (1972) pp. 37-9; Deadman & Brooks (2010) p. 100; Harley (1965) pp. 56 & 63; Rodger (1972) no. 262.10396London: W. Faden ... Charing Cross(1 January 1779)
GBP3250.0Leics England1 January 1779nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10396&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PRIOR, Reverend JohnMap of Leicestershire from an Actual Survey, Begun in the Year 1775, and Finished in the Year 1777c.1170 x 1270 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, in early wash colour, with silk edges lost, evenly toned, some light surface marks, one or two small areas of loss, with Faden's label pasted on the verso, otherwise in good condition.; This map of the county of Leicestershire is the first of the county at the scale of one inch to the mile and is here offered in its SECOND EDITION. It is one of the rarer of the eighteenth century surveys and is notable for the fact that unlike his major experienced competitors in this field, John Rocque and Thomas Jefferys, John Prior was a teacher, clergyman and mathematician. Despite this apparent lack of capability he was awarded the Silver Medal by the Society of Arts and 20 guineas. The survey itself was undertaken by Joseph Whyman from 1775-77 and lower right on the map we find, rather unusually, a complete triangulation of the county showing how the work progressed. It was published by Prior in 1779.On the map the parallel and meridian of Leicester are shown with the boundaries of the hundreds coloured. Turnpike roads have their Tollbars and Milestones identified. An indication of the importance of industry to this county is shown by the identification of Coal Pits, Lime Works, Wind Mills and Water Mills. The inset lower left is a detailed plan of the city of Leicester which was criticised for inaccuracies. Indeed it was excused for a lack of time to survey it properly. The whole map is engraved by John Luffman who completes it with a beautiful cartouche including both title and dedication to the Earl of Huntingdon. The apparent bucolic depiction in fact appears to bear a quantity of coal in front. John Prior died in 1803 and the map was acquired by Faden who issued this second edition. Further editions were published in 1804 and 1819 and all are rare. Baum (1972) pp. 37-9; Deadman & Brooks (2010) p. 100; Harley (1965) pp. 56 & 63; Rodger (1972) no. 262.10397London: William Dawson, London, I. Gregory, Leicester and Rev. John Prior, Ashby-de-la-Zouch(1 January 1779)
GBP1250.0Leics England1 January 1779nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10397&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KING, WilliamA Map of a Tract of Country Surrounding Belvoir Castle; including extensive Districts of the Counties of Leicester, Lincoln & Nottingham; and the whole of the County of Rutland1140 x 1420 mm., dissected and laid on thick paper in four sections, early outline colour, otherwise in good condition.; This survey of the Belvoir hunt was 'Accurately laid down from a Survey taken in the years 1804. 5. & 6' by William King (fl.1791-c.1810). It is only the second to be undertaken since that in Saxton's time. Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire was first built shortly after the Norman conquest in 1066 and has since been rebuilt at least three times. It is the Seat of the Dukes of Rutland, to whom this map is dedicated. The fifth Duke chose the architect James Wyatt to rebuild the castle around 1800. Nearing completion in 1816, it was almost destroyed in a fire. Major art works were lost with an estimated value of £120,000 including pictures by Titian, rubens, van Dyck and Reynolds. It is situated at the heart of one of the most famous fox-hunting regions of the country. The Belvoir Hunt was established in 1750.This is the second 'Corrected' edition of this rare map first published in 1806, both are rare. It details many of the features of interest to fox hunters, namely the nature of enclosed areas such as gorse, thorns or pasture. Many minor roads and tracks are identified and the variation of magnetic north is recorded. This edition is published by James Wyld & Son. James Wyld (1790-1836) was joined by his son of the same name but died 14 October 1836, the year of this publication. Provenance: Dominic Winter 6 May 2010 lot 31. Baum (1972) p. 24; Carroll (1996) p. xxv; Deadman (2010) p. 136; Eden (1975); Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10400London: J. Wyld & Son Geographer to the King, Charing Cross East(1836)
GBP495.0England1836nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10400&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of the Counties of Leicester and Rutland Divided into their respective Hundreds530 x 700 mm., early outline colour, in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin’s beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that ‘the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later’. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state ‘a’ according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in Hodson's fourth state 'g' and most likely issued before publication of the atlas. Provenance: Clive A. Burden Ltd. Baum p. 24; Deadman & Brooks 'Leicestershire' p. 76; Deadman & Brooks 'Rutland' p. 78; Hodson (1984-97) II 221.10404London: R. Sayer & Carington Bowles(1767)
GBP185.0Leics Rutland England1767nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10404&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of the Counties of Leicester and Rutland Divided into their respective Hundreds540 x 700 mm., folded and laid on linen and in attractive marbled board slipcase, complete with the printed label of the original seller as published 'Printed for T. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard', early outline colour, a couple of small wormholes, otherwise in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin’s beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that ‘the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later’. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. However the first edition c.1760 should contain maps in state ‘a’ according to Hodson all bearing the names of the four partners. This example is in the first edition, state ‘a’ and most likely issued before publication of the atlas. Baum p. 24; Deadman & Brooks 'Leicestershire' p. 76; Deadman & Brooks 'Rutland' p. 78; Hodson (1984-97) II 221.10405London: J. Tinney, R. Sayer, T. Bowles & J. Bowles & Son(1756)
GBP125.0Leics Rutland England1756nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10405&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TUKE, JohnA Map of Ninety Miles by Seventy Five in which Chesterfield is the Centre, comprising the Counties of Derby and Nottingham part of the Counties of York, Lincoln, Rutland, Leicester640 x 706 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, early wash colour, in contemporary paper board slipcase with light wear, with some tape support to five splits on the verso, otherwise in good condition.; A VERY RARE MAP. Little is known of Tuke in the carto-bibliographies other than that he was a land surveyor in York with printed maps issued between 1787 and 1798. Further research identifies the Tuke family as Quaker innovators. Members were behind what became the Rowntree's Cocoa Works, the Retreat Mental Hospital and three Quaker schools. John Tuke (30 June 1759-19 January 1841) was the fourth born or five children to William Tuke (1732-1822) and Elizabeth Hoyland (1729-60). William Tuke was a tea merchant and grocer in York and a pioneer in work on mental health. Our John Tuke was born in Lincroft, Bishopshill, York and married Sarah Mildred (1762-1829), daughter of Daniel Mildred and Lydia Daniel, on 16 Apr 1783. They had eight children and he died in Bishophill, York. In 1787 he would publish two maps, one of the region of Holderness in Yorkshire, the other being a large four-sheet map of the whole county. William Darton (1755-1819) was born in Tottenham, the son of the Innkeeper at The Coach and Six Horses. By 1791 he was in partnership with Josiah Harvey (1764-1841) as Darton & Harvey. Darton, a Quaker, was an engraver, bookseller, printer, publisher, mapseller and printseller, his earliest works appear to date from 1791. He is though most notable for his speciality as a pioneer of published children’s works. This very rare separately published map is centred on the area surrounding Chesterfield. It extends from Leeds in the north to Loughborough in the south and from Sleaford and Lincoln in the east to Manchester, Nantwich and Stafford in the west. The Nottinghamshire Archives state, ‘This is the earliest of the cross-county maps for the North-East Midlands (later ones being William King's 'County around Belvoir' of 1806 and George Sanderson's 'Twenty Miles Round Mansfield' of 1835). ... The map appears to be closely based on existing county maps, e.g. Chapman's 'Nottinghamshire' of 1774, Burdett's 'Derbyshire' of 1791 etc., but with some differences. Country houses and churches are appropriately shown, water mills are indicated by wheel symbols and windmills by crossed feathers. Turnpike roads are shown by solid lines and the mileages indicated. Woodland, parks and open commons are all marked ...’ British Library Maps K.Top.6.79; Eden (1975); Rodger (1972) 516; not in Tooley (1984) ‘Large Scale … Derby’; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10412London: W. Darton & J. Harvey, Gracechurch Street(1798)
GBP575.0England1798nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10412&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, ThomasAn Accurate Map of the Counties of Leicester and Rutland Divided into their respective Hundreds540 x 700 mm., folded and laid on linen and in contemporary publisher's marbled paper slipcase open to the side, complete with the printed label of the original seller 'Thomas Jefferys Engraver ...', early outline colour, foxed and evenly toned, with trimmed to the neatline losing the imprint below, otherwise in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin’s beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton in 1748 before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb, clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that ‘the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later’. Demand for folio maps of the English Counties in the early eighteenth century was mostly met by the old maps of Christopher Saxton, John Speed and various other seventeenth century maps. Individual large scale surveys were beginning to be published providing a ready source for accurate information. Hinton clearly saw a market for a fresh set of folio maps. In about 1748 Hinton employed the engravers Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin to engrave the maps. Hinton had already employed Bowen for the maps in the Universal Magazine from 1747. In May 1749 Hinton announced the publication of the map of Sussex and stated that the balance would be published at the rate of one a month. By 1752 or 1753 he sold his interest and the twenty-eight maps produced to date to the printseller John Tinney. By May 1756 he too felt the financial strains of the project and brought in the most successful printsellers of the time, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Son and Robert Sayer. Hodson 221 provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Because of the drawn out nature of the publication earlier states of some of the maps do exist. This example is of particular interest due to the seller's label on the slipcase. It states that Thomas Jefferys 'Sells great Variety of Maps and Prints English and Foreign by the most Celebrated Masters'. Baum p. 24; Deadman & Brooks 'Leicestershire' p. 76; Deadman & Brooks 'Rutland' p. 78; Hodson (1984-97) II 221.10413London: (c.1760)
GBP125.0Leics Rutland Englandc.1760nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10413&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]EDWARDS, James E.A Companion from London to Brighthelmston, in Sussex; Consisting of a Set of Topographical Maps from Actual Surveys, On a Scale of Two Inches to a MileFolio (290 x 240 mm.), nineteenth century half red calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, gilt title to the spine, marbled endpapers, light wear. With typographic title page, List of Subscribers, Companion in 2 parts, Description, pp. xiii, 16, 86, 24, with 6 copperplates, 9 double page detailed maps and 5 further maps, light water staining, otherwise in good condition.; This very rare work appears to vary in collation from one example to the next. We first note James Edwards (fl.1787-1820) in 1787 when he began producing maps and plates. He was a surveyor, engraver and publisher who started out in Dorking, Surrey. He focused on local material relating to Surrey, Sussex and Kent. The bibliography of this book is complicated. The first clear evidence for the project appeared in January 1788, when William Bray described it as ‘a work which he is now publishing in numbers, being a map and description of the road from London to Brighthelmstone, taking in a good deal of the adjacent country’ (Archaeologia 9 (1789) p. 106). It appears that it can consist of three different publications. A Companion from London to Brighthelmston, the Description of Southwark, Lambeth, Newington … and sometimes the Tabulae Distantiae, 1789. The Companion is made up of two Parts, the first according to Upcott should consist of 32 pages. Both are present here as is the Description of Southwark … The Tabulae Distantiae however is omitted. The whole is completed by a six-page list of subscribers including many notable individuals such as Sir Joseph Banks. The plate collation is even more varied. The ‘set’ of 9 numbered plates of the route from London to Brighton appear to lack number 4. These are all orientated to the east and are variously dated between 1787 and 1800. Where identified the engraver is Edwards himself. These are supplemented with plans of South London, Lewes and New Shoreham. The title page doubled as an advertisement for the work, and calls for an additional section: Tabulae Distantiarum, not present in this copy. The detail of that found on the roads is truly amazing. Page 11 of the second part describes the home of Henry Cavendish, the scientist, on Clapham Common as ‘the seat of Hon. Henry Cavendish. It is a tolerable good house, built with red brick. In a paddock at the back of the house is a mast of a ship, erected for the purpose of making philosophical experiments’. The figures in the columns to the left side give the exact distances which Edwards gives for each property. This gives the distance from London, in miles, quarter-miles and rods. A rod is 5½ yards and there are 320 rods in a mile, making 80 in a quarter-mile. The miles are recorded in roman numerals, with Arabic recording the quarter-miles and rods.Provenance: bookplate of Sir George Warren, K.B. (1735-1801) pasted inside front cover; Phillips Auctions 14 May 1992 lot 197; private English collection. Fordham (1924) p. 45; Giles, Phyllis The Last of the Warrens: Sir George Warren, K.B. (1735-1801); Kingsley (1982) App. VII no. 3; Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Upcott (1978) pp. 1217-9; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10425London: For the Author, No. 23, Belvidere Place, St. George, Southwark(1801)
GBP1500.0Middx; Surrey; Sussex British Topography1801nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10425&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SELLER, John, Joseph Wild, at the Elephant at Charing-CrossCamden’s Britannia Abridg’d with Improvements, and Continuations, to this present TimeOctavo, two volumes (190 x 115 mm. each), full modern calf, ornate blind panels with corner decoration, spine with raised bands, blind ruled with ornate blind decoration, gilt titles. With typographic title pages to both volumes, pp. (26), 466, (10); frontispiece engraved portrait of William Camden by M. V. Gucht (repaired tear), (2), (paginated 467-822), (2), 103, (5), with 61 engraved maps, otherwise in good condition.; The origin of this small two volume edition of William Camden’s Britannia is laid out in the Preface. ‘The last Edition of our Author, Publish’d by the Ingenious Mr. Gibson, met with that Acceptance in the World as might be expected: But it being a very large Volume, and, upon account of its Maps and other Sculptures, unavoidably high in its Price, it was thought it might be of Publick Use, to Publish an Abridgement of this Author ...’ To enable this the text was drawn from the Latin text of Regner Vitellius from the edition of Willem Blaeu published in Amsterdam in 1617. This edition was printed by J. Brockwell and included the series of maps by John Seller first published in the Anglia Contracta. The bibliographies call for 60 maps but in this example a map of the Isle of Wight is included in the chapter on Hampshire. It is interesting to note that John Seller’s junior at first shared his premises with a printer called Richard Wilde. It is possible that Richard Wilde and Joseph Wild the printer here are related. Provenance: signature of 'Samuel Carr Queen's College Cambridge' (1791-1854) on front free endpaper, a lecturer in theology; with bookplate of the author Thomas Leslie Papillon (1841-1926) affixed inside front cover; bookplate of Roy Harvey Johnstone (1923-98) pasted inside front cover; his collection sold at Sotheby’s London 20 September 2001 lot 9; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 120; ESTC T110653; Hodson (1984-97) no. 122, pp. 123-4; Shirley (2004) T.Camd 6a; Skelton (1970) 122; Tyacke (1978) p. 140; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10132London: (1701)
GBP1150.0Wales British County Atlas1701noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10132&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAYTON, MichaelPoly-Olbion or a Chorographicall Description ... By Michaell Drayton Esqr.Folio (270 x 185 mm.), full modern calf, ornate blind panels, spine with raised bands, blind ruled, blind floral design to each compartment, gilt title, later endpapers. Verses describing the engraved frontispiece, recto blank, engraved allegorical title (with title 'Poly-Olbion'), verso blank, address by Michael Drayton ‘To the Generall Reader’ [A1], ‘From the Author of The Illustrations’ [John Selden] dated 9 May 1612 [A2r-A4v], text of the 18 songs by Drayton, each song preceded by its proper map most probably engraved by William Hole, all in recent wash colour, pp. (10), 303, misprints in pagination 161 for 167, 285 for 258. Resown, with library stamp to A1, all maps re-guarded minor wormhole running through the lower margin, a couple of maps with one above also.; This is a book of songs by the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton (1563-1631) and his magnum opus. He was born in 1563 at Hartshill, near Atherstone, Warwickshire. He began working on his longest poem at least 14 years before publication in 1612. It comprises a series of thousands of twelve syllable rhyming couplets divided into 18 songs or books in praise of the English and Welsh countryside each with accompanying allegorical map. Despite the nature of the text the work is full of antiquarian and historical detail relating to events and people related to localities. It is relied upon by historians and many of the references are not recorded by William Camden in his opus the Britannia. Skelton identifies the true first edition of 1612 as lacking a typographic title page as here and with the maps in their first state before the addition of numbers. This example is lacking the dedication to Henry Prince of Wales and the accompanying engraved portrait. As this is a rebound example it is difficult to identify if it was ever included. I have seen examples in full contemporary binding issued without these two leaves. The date is taken from the date of registration at Stationers’ Hall and of Seldon’s preface. They may in fact be incomplete examples of the 1613 issue as Drayton complained in the enlarged 1622 edition that it was prematurely made available by the booksellers before the preliminary matter was complete. Sales of the first edition were poor as Drayton cites in the preface of the second part of the 1622 edition ‘because it went not so fast away in the Sale’.The work is illustrated with 18 maps of usually two English counties each. They contain no title, scale or plate number in this their first state. Emphasis is placed on the rivers with much ornate decoration. Yates argues that the Poly-Olbion was one of the most important attempts during the Stuart era to connect them with the Tudor myth of ‘British’ history. This is best seen in the allegorical title page which displays both the Stuarts and the Tudors as descendants of Brut. It depicts a virginal Albion wrapped in a cloak resembling a map of England. The symbolism suggests that the descriptive ‘maps’ in the work have a serious historical context. Yates asserts that the graceful nymphs displayed on many of the maps recalls the masque of the Tethys Festival given at court in June 1610 on the occasion of the creation of Henry as Prince of Wales. Drayton died 23 December 1631 and is buried in Westminster Abbey. Provenance: acquired from ArtLynk in 2002 (pencil inscription inside back cover). Chubb (1927) 34; Cope (1981) ‘The Puzzling Aspects of Drayton’s Poly-Olbion’, ‘The Map Collector’ 17 pp. 16-20; ESTC S121632; Shirley (2004) T.Dra 1c; Skelton (1970) 9; Taylor (1968) II p. 51; Yates (1975).10135London: (1612)
GBP4250.0Wales British County Atlas1612nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10135&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BEER, Johann C., In Berlegung Joh. Andreas EndtersDas Neu-Geharnischte Gross-Britannien. Das ist: Wahre Landes- u. Standes-Beschaffenheit Derer drey-vereinigten Konigreiche Engel-Schott- u. Irrlands ...Quarto (205 x 165 mm.), full contemporary mottled calf, spine with raised bands and light wear, title label affixed. With engraved frontispiece, typographic title page, pp. (6), 1094, (18), with 3 folding general maps and 48 copper plates (23 town plans, 5 folding plates, and 20 further plates bound throughout). Final few leaves with both corners replaced incurring some loss towards the end, otherwise in good condition; A very rare description and history of the British Isles by Johann Christoph Beer (1638-1712). Issued shortly after the Glorious Revolution it celebrates William III’s accession to the throne. The title translates as follows; The newly armed Great Britain, that is: the true state and class of the three united kingdoms of Angels, Scotland and Ireland: in a complete description of their provinces, islands, cities, castles, fortresses, fruits, riches and regiments -Form, like no less of the most embarrassing state and war stories ... The first chapters provide detailed descriptions of important cities with accompanying plans. These are followed by chapters describing government and society up to the events under James II and William III.The work includes three large folding general maps and 23 town plans. The plans are drawn from those of Braun and Hogenberg, the county maps of John Speed or possibly more directly from the work of Rutger Hermannides in 1661. That of Dover is however drawn from Matheus Merian. The engraver of the map of Scotland is identified as Johann Baptist Homann, that of Ireland is the work of Cornelis Nicolas Schurtz. There has been some addition to many of the plates, although that of Cambridge is poorly engraved in reverse. To illustrate it further are several engraved portraits of important people in British history. A rare work, examples could only be traced through Copac at the British Library, Cambridge and Oxford Universities, the Guildhall Library and the London School of Economics. Provenance: acquired from Doreen Green c.2016; private English collection. Fordham (1965) p. 10; Shirley (1988) Anon 2; Shirley (2004) T.Beer 2a; Tooley (1999-2004).10139Nuremberg: (1690)
GBP3950.0British County Atlas1690nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10139&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CAMDEN, William, Printed by Mary Matthews, for Awnsham Churchill, and Sold by William Taylor, in Pater-Noster-RowBritannia: Or A Chorographical Description Of Great Britain And Ireland, Together with the Adjacent Islands. Written in Latin By William Camden, Clarenceux, King at Arms: And Translated into English, with Additions and ImprovementsFolio, two volumes (380 x 240 mm. each), early half calf, marbled paper boards, ribbed spines, gilt ruled, gilt titles and volumes numbers, later endpapers watermarked 1804. Volume 1 with engraved portrait of Camden by R. White, typographic title printed in red and black within double ruled border to both volumes and 51 engraved maps including 3 engraved general maps, 42 double-page county maps and general maps of North and South Wales, North and South Scotland, Ireland and the Smaller Islands by Robert Morden, 9 engraved plates of coins, 4 engraved illustrations in the text, one full-page, pp. (66), cclxviii (double column numeration), (2), 696 (double column numeration); (2), 697-1526 (double column numeration), (175), Hampshire, Derby, Worcestershire and Stafford trimmed close, Surrey repaired tear lower right, Hertfordshire tight as usual, otherwise in good condition.; Robert Morden is arguably best known for the series of maps he produced for the first edition of Dr. Edmund Gibson’s translation of William Camden’s Britannia. Gibson (1669-1748) had first projected the work in 1692 when a Fellow of Queen’s College, Oxford. He turned to Morden (d.1703) to provide the maps. His sources are varied and are analysed by Skelton. This second edition of Edmund Gibson’s version of William Camden’s Britannia was some years in the making as evidenced by the Preface where he states that ‘about twelve Years since, I turn’d my Thoughts in earnest, towards the farther Improvement and Perfecting of this Work’. This included new information received from a variety of correspondents he goes on to name. It appears the delays were largely due to the pressure of his diocesan career. He became Bishop of Lincoln (1716-20) and of London (1720-48). The Churchill brothers Awnsham and John had become in the interim one of the most successful booksellers in London. Indeed, Awnsham having made his fortune bought an estate in Dorset and became M.P. for Dorchester 1705-10. John Churchill died in 1716 as indeed had Robert Morden in 1703. The third partner Abel Swale was out of business having fallen on desperate times. Despite closing his shop in 1719 and selling most of his stock to William Taylor it appears Churchill had retained the rights to the Britannia. For this edition, he arranged for Taylor to be the distributor. In answer to some of the original criticism about the accuracy of the maps, Churchill had all but eleven of the plates amended. Hodson in his remarkable bibliography, details some of the alterations to each plate. On the county map this was possibly due to there being no suitable correspondent to supply the necessary information. That of the smaller Islands was altered during the issue of this edition and provides a later variant. In this example, the map is in the earlier state. Of the original fifty plates two were replaced, that of North Wales is one. That of Scotland is replaced by two separate maps of North and South Scotland derived from that by John Senex published in the New General Atlas, 1721. The text underwent a large printing, enough to supply the following edition c.1730. Provenance: private English collection acquired after 2012. Carroll (1996) no. 19; Chubb (1927) 115; ESTC T144701; Hodson (1984-97) 169; Shirley (2004) T.Camb 5c.10141London: (1722)
GBP1950.0British County Atlas1722nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10141&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GARDNER, Thomas, Jacob Tonson & John WattsA Pocket-Guide to the English Traveller: Being a Compleat Survey and measurement of all the Principal Roads and most Considerable Cross-Roads in England and Wales in One Hundred Copper-PlatesQuarto (180 x 165 mm.), full contemporary calf, ornate blind panelled boards, ribbed spine with blind ruled compartments and gilt calf title label affixed. With typographic title page printed in red & black, Preface and index pp. (4), 8, and 100 engraved road strip plates, some trimmed close at the lower edge, some centrefold repairs in the third quartile with some light worming in the gutter, otherwise in good condition.; Gardner is described as an engraver in Tooley’s Dictionary of Mapmakers but the recent work of Worms and Baynton-Williams casts doubt on that. Indeed, this is his only known cartographic work. In the period 1718-20 there were no less than four reduced versions of John Ogilby's landmark Britannia first published in 1675. The attempt of Herman Moll was publicised first and although eleven plates exist, it was never completed. One of the reasons for this may well have been the impending competition of Gardner, arguably the most desirable of the published works. The Pocket-Guide to the English Traveller is in fact the first of the versions to reach the market being advertised 30 December 1718 in the Daily Courant. The publishers were Jacob Tonson and John Watts. Tonson (1656-1736) was a well-known publisher who earlier in his career had worked with Abel Swall, the last publisher of the folio Ogilby Britannia c.1705. Watts (c.1678-1763) was renowned for the quality of his typesetting and at one point counted amongst his compositors one Benjamin Franklin.The Preface best describes the aim of the work ‘The [Britannia] … has been done with so much Care and Exactness, and esteem’d a Work so useful, that it wanted only to be reduc’d to a portable Volume, to render it of general Advantage to an English Traveller. As the original Plates are in large Sheets, the general Use of them has been hitherto lost, and the Book rather an Entertainment for a Traveller within Doors, than a Guide to him upon the Road ...’ Just two days after the announcement of its publication, John Senex announced An Actual Survey Of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales. This undoubtedly hurt sales but the biggest threat was yet to arrive in the name of Emanuel Bowen’s Britannia Depicta. A battle took place in the press at this time for the new market between the published works of Gardner and Senex and the impending work of Bowen. Tonson retired about 1720 which may also explain the lack of another edition, his business being handed to his nephew. Harley stated that Gardner had signed four plates although I couldn’t identify them, plate number 33 is signed by W. Caslon (1693-1766) who most likely engraved others. He is described as ‘A celebrated typefounder', 'the Elzevir of England' (Worms & Baynton-Williams). Provenance: manuscript inscription on front free endpaper 'Harriet J. Roundell Gledstone 1804'; title page with inscription 'Charles Nice Davies 1825' (1794-1842); bookplate of Roger Noel Heaton affixed inside upper cover dated '14.1.1949'; Dominic Winter 11 December 2013 lot 64; private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 36-7; Carroll (1996) Appendix 3; Chubb (1927) 137; ESTC T154207; Fordham (1924) p. 18; Harley (1970); Hodson (1984-97) I p. 80; Shirley (2004) T.Gard 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10143London: (1719)
GBP2750.0British County Atlas1719noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10143&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOLL, Herman, H. Moll, T. Bowles, C. Rivington & J. BowlesA New Description of England and Wales, With the Adjacent Islands. Wherein are contained, Diverse useful Observations and Discoveries … By Herman Moll, GeographerFolio (350 x 225 mm.), full contemporary calf, boards with ornate blind panelling, rebacked with ribbed spine and gilt ruled compartments, with red calf gilt title label. Typographic title printed in red and black, with 50 engraved maps, the two general maps folding on evenly toned paper, a few engraved illustrations, pp. (2), xi, (1), 344, x. Kent with light wear at the outer margin, last few leaves with old water stain in the lower gutter, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition of Herman Moll's first English county atlas in a later issue. The first announcement of the publication occurred in the Daily Journal 31 July 1724. Moll (1654?-1732) is believed to have been born in Bremen, Germany, around 1654 and arrived in England from Holland by 1678. He rose to become one of the most successful cartographers of his era. His engraving style is unique and attractive. By 1724 Moll had already published several successful works. The New Description of England and Wales …, including text by an unknown hand, was his first English county atlas.Encouragement for the work came from William Stukeley, who in the preface is recalled as having presented the first map in the book ‘to encourage this Design’. Moll had three partners in the project, identified in the imprint of the title. These were Charles Rivington and the successful publishing brothers of Thomas and John Bowles. Thomas Bowles and Moll had already worked tentatively together on an unsuccessful book of road strips in 1718. The text is derived from Camden and arranged in a similar order although the preface states that ‘we have been able to rectify many Errors … overlooked by those … who have gone before us’. He goes on to espouse the efforts he put in to adjusting the outlines of the county borders so that they more accurately agree with each other. Further additions include references to the mining of coal, tin, copper and others. The maps themselves are largely derived from those of Robert Morden’s Britannia of 1695. The mileage figures displayed on the roads derive from those of John Ogilby’s Britannia, 1675. Each county map bears engraved down both sides of the map a series of antiquities, ancient coins, natural features and other curiosities. The next incarnation of the series of maps was as an atlas without text entitled A Set of Fifty New and Correct Maps of England and Wales dated the same year 1724. Judging by the number of surviving examples, this second work appears to have been much more successful. For its issue plate numbers were added to the maps to facilitate the order of binding. In this example the map of Middlesex bears the additional reference below the title 'Agreable to Modern History' [sic]. This was added for its inclusion in the fourteenth volume of Thomas Salmon's Modern History published in 1731. The additional manuscript notation inside the upper board dated 1734 would support the fact that this is a late issue. In 1733 a further edition was issued of which only one example survives. Provenance: '1734. London 1 guinea' written by an early hand inside front cover; Christies South Kensington 30 May 2002 lot 241; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 160; ESTC T145692; Hodson (1984-97) 173; Shirley (2004) T.Moll 6a & G.Salm 1a no. 35; Tyacke (1978); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10147London: (1724-[c.32])
GBP3500.0British County Atlas1724-[c.32]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10147&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BADESLADE, Thomas & TOMS, William HenryChorographia Britanniae. Or A Set of Maps of all the Counties in England and Wales: to which are prefix'd the following general MapsOctavo (165 x 100 mm.), full contemporary mottled calf, gilt ruled boards, rebacked with gilt ruled raised bands, calf gilt title label, original endpapers. With engraved title, Dedication, 5 tables, 6 general and 40 county maps, engraved throughout. In good condition.; FIRST EDITION, FIRST ISSUE. Thomas Badeslade (fl.1719-1745) was a surveyor and engineer who was involved in many schemes to improve the waterways. He was also an established author and in 1742 he had William Henry Toms (fl.1723-61) engrave a series of maps from his draughts and publish them as the 'Chorographia Britanniae'. It is the first pocket size English county atlas published in the eighteenth century. It is surprising that it took so long considering the runaway success of the 'Britannia Depicta' of 1720. The first edition of the atlas is found in four variants and was on sale for only a short period of time. Within two or three months a new edition was published.The second issue placed engraved plate numbers '8' and '9' to those of Cambridgeshire and Cheshire which had been omitted on publication. In this example they are added in manuscript. Following this Toms ordered the addition of the price to the end of the imprint on the title page. Even though all evidence shows the price of the atlas was 6 shillings from the start ‘Price Bound 5s’ was added. The error was picked up immediately and corrected for the fourth and last variant of the first edition. Provenance: with small ink stamp of a crown and 'SS' on first free endpaper; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 49-50; Chubb (1927) 170; ESTC T165385; Hodson (1984-97) no. 188 (atlas A p. 164); refer Shirley (2004) T.Bad 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10149London: (1742)
GBP1250.0British County Atlas1742nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10149&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BADESLADE, Thomas & TOMS, William HenryChorographia Britanniae. Or A Set of Maps of all the Counties in England and Wales: to which are prefix'd the following general MapsOblong octavo (240 x 265 mm.), full recent calf by Temple Bindery, gilt ruled boards, gilt ruled ribbed spine with dark blue gilt title label, later endpapers. With engraved title, Dedication, 5 tables, 6 general and 40 county maps, engraved throughout and in full early wash colour. Kent re-guarded and with lower right corner small repair, otherwise in very good condition.; FIRST EDITION, SECOND ISSUE IN MAGNIFICENT EARLY WASH COLOUR. Thomas Badeslade (fl.1719-1745) was a surveyor and engineer who was involved in many schemes to improve the waterways. He was also an established author and in 1742 he had William Henry Toms (fl.1723-61) engrave a series of maps from his draughts and publish them as the 'Chorographia Britanniae'. It is the first pocket size English county atlas published in the eighteenth century. It is surprising that it took so long considering the runaway success of the 'Britannia Depicta' of 1720. The first edition of the atlas is found in four variants and was on sale for only a short period of time. Within two or three months a new edition was published.The second issue placed engraved plate numbers '8' and '9' to those of Cambridgeshire and Cheshire which had been omitted on publication. Provenance: retaining the early bookplate of William Bell, Ulcomb, Kent, a William Bell was Rector of the church at Ulcomb from 1740; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 49-50; Chubb (1927) 170; ESTC T165385; Hodson (1984-97) no. 188 (atlas A p. 164); Shirley (2004) T.Bad 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10150London: (1742)
GBP1950.0British County Atlas1742nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10150&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ROCQUE, John, John Rocque, Chorographer to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, near Old Round Court in the Strand, and Robert Sayer, Map and Printseller, at the Golden Buck, opposite Fetter-Lane, Fleet-StreetThe Small British Atlas: Being a New Set of Maps of all the Counties of England and Wales: To which is added, A General Map …Small quarto (190 x 115 mm.), recent quarter calf, contemporary boards, blind ruled ribbed spine, with recent clam case box. With typographic title page in English and French and 54 maps, comprising 1 folding ‘Parliamentary Map of England and Wales’, a further general map of the counties, 42 maps of the counties and ridings of England, 7 Wales and 3 maps of the Islands, in good condition.; The plates for this atlas were first issued in Thomas Read's very rare English Traveller published in 1746 in only three volumes, the work was never completed. Jean Rocque (c.1704-62), to use his native name, was a Huguenot émigré who at an early age settled in England. By 1734 he was a surveyor, engraver and publisher. His work is renowned for its beauty and its accuracy and several important large scale maps were produced by him. Although undated there is plenty of evidence to place the first edition of John Rocque’s Small British Atlas in 1753. The general parliamentary map of England is dated 1753, Rocque moved to the ‘Old Round Court in the Strand’ in 1753 and the ensuing edition of the work is also dated 1753. The original plates were revised by in most cases, the addition of a plate number upper right and the enhancing of one line of the double lined roads. Hodson details other revisions including some of the scale bars. Thomas Read’s large folding general map is replaced by another.Three issues of The Small British Atlas were published at this time. Of the first, just one example survives. The second edition is exceedingly rare and contained a newly engraved title page dated 1753, clearly indicating its issue later in the same year. Only three known examples survive. This 'third' edition dated 1753 includes a new typographic title page similarly worded but now including the imprint of Robert Sayer. The date for publication of the Small British Atlas may be deduced to be the summer of 1753 as Sayer placed a number of adverts commencing with the Public Advertiser on 11 June. It was priced at 7s. 6d. for uncoloured copies as stated on the title, coloured were offered for 10s. 6d. Chubb (1927) 207; ESTC T229345; Hodson (1984-97) 200; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10155London: (1753)
GBP2950.0Wales British County Atlas1753nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10155&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - JEFFERYS, Thomas, Messrs. Kitchin & JefferysThe Small English Atlas, being A New and Accurate Sett of Maps of All the Counties in England and WalesSmall quarto (195 x 160 mm.), side bound early quarter calf, contemporary paper boards, spine with blind ruled raised bands, light wear. Engraved throughout, pictorial title, one leaf containing preface and index, 50 engraved maps, in early outline colour with yellow wash borders, some light foxing, otherwise a good example.; A preferred side bound example of this small and attractive atlas which was first published from November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Thomas Jefferys and Thomas Kitchin took over the project at an early date. A first edition of the atlas was published in 1749. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added therefore the states of the maps can vary. This is an early example of the 1751 edition which bears 36 maps in their first state, 14 in their second state and none with plate numbers. Although dated 1751 on the title page the earliest known advertisement for the work appeared in the London Daily Advertiser on 16 May 1752. It was offered for 5s. half-bound or 7s. 6d. bound and coloured. It could be bought at Thomas Jeffery’s shop as well as that of John Boydell in Cheapside and William Herbert at the Golden Globe on London Bridge. The title page itself also indicated that it was for sale in Dublin courtesy of George Faulkner and in Paris with George Louis Le Rouge. Jeffery’s would develop strong connections in Paris. Thomas Kitchin is not identified as a vendor as at this point in his career he did not have any retail premises. The atlas proved popular, running to 6 editions, with various changes and additions, the last being in 1787. Chubb (1927) 193; Hodson (1984-97) 210; Pedley (1986) pp. 20-23; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10163London: (1751)
GBP4500.0British County Atlas1751nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10163&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas - JEFFERYS, Thomas, Robert Sayer No. 53, in Fleet StreetAn English Atlas or a Concise View of England and WalesSmall quarto (235 x 185 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, with gilt ruled bands, green calf gilt title label, light wear. With engraved pictorial title and Index, Preface and 49 engraved maps including a newly introduced folding map of England and Wales by Thomas Jefferys, all in fine early wash colour, each accompanied by a leaf of descriptive text, and a larger folding distance chart, internally in very good condition.; RARE EDITION. This small and attractive atlas was first published November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Thomas Jefferys and Thomas Kitchin took over the project at an early date. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added. The atlas proved popular, running to 7 editions, with various changes and additions. Hodson records it still being in the stock of Robert Wilkinson in 1825. Robert Sayer no doubt acquired his interest in the publication following the death of Thomas Jefferys in 1771. In 1776 Sayer with his partner at the time John Bennett first published a work entitled An English Atlas, this survives in just one known example (private English collection). This larger format work includes interleaved descriptive text with details of market towns and fairs below, all but the chart in original hand-colouring and all the same series of maps in an unfolded state.At some time prior to his death in 1787, Bennett left the partnership and possibly spurred by the immanent publication of John Cary’s New and Correct English Atlas, Sayer published a new edition of this work in 1787. An entirely new map of England and Wales by Jefferys replaces the earlier ones. There is also a large folding triangular distance table engraved by Philip Luckombe (1730-1803). It is not present in the only known example of the first edition under this title of 1776 or in the Cambridge University Library example of this issue cited by Hodson. Hodson records two further issues. In the first the folding chart by Luckombe bears a new imprint of Laurie and Whittle dated 1794 as here. The title remains unaltered and is still dated 1787 but the index is now corrected, Hertfordshire numbered '19' now precedes that of Herefordshire '20'. The three of islands at the end remain out of numerical order. Provenance: signature of J. B. Messenger on first free and paper; private English collection. Chubb (1927) no. 259; Hodson (1984-97) no. 216; refer Shirley (2004) T.Kit 2a (not in BL); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10164London: (1787-[c.94])
GBP4500.0British County Atlas1787-[c.94]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10164&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GIBSON, John, J. Newbery at the Bible and Sun in St. Pauls Church YardNew and Accurate Maps, of the Counties of England and Wales Drawn from the Latest SurveysDuodecimo (135 x 85 mm.), full contemporary calf, gilt panelled, rebacked with gilt ruled raised bands, gilt red calf title label, preserving contemporary endpapers. With engraved title and 53 maps, engraved throughout, title and final map with darkened margins from binding, otherwise in good condition.; The FIRST EDITION of Gibson’s highly desirable little atlas. John Gibson (fl.1750-1787) was an engraver who worked for several of the cartographers of the day. Published and advertised extensively in May of 1759 by John Newbery (1713-67), the New and Accurate Maps ... was most probably intended for children. Newbery had married the widow of William Carnan in 1740, the owner and publisher of The Reading Mercury and Oxford Gazette and at first' he continued to run the business. It was one of the earliest papers outside of London to which he moved in 1744. Newbery was the first publisher to focus on the market for children’s books, most of which he priced around 6d. or 1s. So this work was one of his most expensive items on offer at 4s. and 5s. 6d. coloured. In 1758, Newberry had published the Atlas Minimus, with plates engraved by Gibson, a similar sized world atlas. It is Newbery who is depicted in Oliver Goldsmith’s The Vicar of Wakefield as the philanthropic bookseller. He also published Goody Two Shoes, the first in his series of the Juvenile Library. Newbery's name is honoured in America with the annual award of a medal since 1922 for the most distinguished contribution to children’s literature by an American resident.Below the title is a brief explanation of the symbols used on the maps. They themselves contain some brief topographical and statistical notes. Most of the maps are drawn from Morden, although Hodson identifies more recent sources for some maps. These are usually large scale county surveys which were beginning to appear on the market at the time. There were two editions of this pretty county atlas, both of which are very rare. On Newbery’s death, the business was taken over by his son, Francis Newbery, and his stepson, Thomas Carnan. Provenance: manuscript inscription above title of Hannah Donnellan; manuscript inscription on front free endpaper of 'Roger ? Mainwaring? 1817'; and 'Daphne M. Wells August 1943'; and 'Nicholas James Garlick July 1954'; private English collection. Chubb (1927) no. 213; not in ESTC; Hodson (1984-97) no. 219; Shirley (2004) T.Gib 2a.10165London: ([1759])
GBP2950.0Wales British County Atlas[1759]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10165&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GIBSON, John, T. Carnan, in St. Paul's Church YardNew and Accurate Maps, of the Counties of England and Wales Drawn from the Latest SurveysDuodecimo (130 x 80 mm.), contemporary quarter calf, rebacked preserving original marbled paper boards, spine with double gilt ruled bands, with red calf gilt title label. With engraved title and 53 numbered maps, engraved throughout, in good condition.; John Gibson (fl.1750-1787) was an engraver who worked for several of the cartographers of the day. This atlas was first published and advertised extensively in May of 1759 by John Newbery (1713-67), it was most probably intended for children. Newbery was the first to provide educational books for children. His name is honoured in America with the annual award of a medal since 1922 for the most distinguished contribution to children’s literature by an American resident. There were two editions of this pretty county atlas, both of which are very rare. Newbery died on 22 December 1767 and the business was continued by his son, Francis Newbery, and his stepson, Thomas Carnan. As half-brothers, they continued in business for a while but somewhere around 1779 or 1780, Newbery left to sell ‘quack’ medicines. As the imprint is for the remaining Thomas Carnan alone, it might be presumed that this edition followed shortly after. Certainly, before his own death on 29 July 1788. The business was continued by John Newbery’s grandson Francis Power until about 1792. It is likely he continued to sell the little atlas during this period but no evidence of this has been found and certainly there is no later edition of the work noted. Provenance: manuscript inscription on the title reading '? Fothergill to ? 1815'; private English collection. This edition only recently acquired by the British Library. Chubb (1927) 214 (only one copy seen); ESTC T301091; Hodson (1984-97) 220; refer Shirley (2004) T.Gib 2a.10167London: ([1759]-[c.79])
GBP2950.0Wales British County Atlas[1759]-[c.79]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10167&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MARTIN, Benjamin, William Owen, Temple Bar, and by the Author, at his House in Fleet-StreetThe Natural History of England; or, a Description of each particular County, In regard to the curious Productions of Nature and ArtQuarto, two volumes (210 x 130 mm. each), full contemporary calf, ornate blind panels with gilt border, rebacked with raised bands, double gilt ruled compartments, red calf gilt title labels and gilt volume numbers, light wear. Volume I pp. (iv), 410, (8) with 14 county maps, 2 town plans of Bath and Hastings, 1 folding map of the environs of London (not called for); volume II pp. (2), 392, (10) and 27 further maps. Extra illustrated, light water stain at front of first volume, otherwise in good condition.; Benjamin Martin (1705-82) was baptised in Surrey and married in Chichester in 1729. There he became a schoolmaster for a short while before touring the country giving lectures. A self-educated person he spent his life following several enlightenment style subjects of interest and encouraged others through education and publishing. His school background also allied with his desire to encourage learning amongst the masses, his publications were all priced affordably. He also took over the globe-making business of James Ferguson and made optical and mathematical instruments. Reflecting his broad interests in natural philosophy he announced in November 1754 his plan for a General Magazine. The publisher was to be William Owen who was very experienced at part works. It was launched on 1 February 1755 as The General Magazine of Arts and Sciences and was issued in parts until 1764. Most of the accompanying text was written by Martin himself. Part of the work describes the counties of England and Wales and illustrates them with maps engraved by Emanuel Bowen.This is a rare two-volume topographical work on the counties of England and Wales utilising the text and plates from part of the General Magazine. The counties are described in ‘Camden’ order beginning in the south west. The list of counties on the title page of volume II omits in error, those of Huntingdonshire, Leicestershire and Rutland. This example includes the folding plan of London often missing. It is extra illustrated with some early plates dating from the early 1800s. Martin was declared bankrupt 7 January 1782 and died following a suicide attempt on 9 February. Provenance: bookplate of J. Twemlow Esq. pasted inside front cover of both volumes; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 215; Hodson (1984-97) no. 230; Shirley (2004) T.Mart 1a.10168London: (1759-63)
GBP1950.0British County Atlas1759-63nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10168&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Thomas, T. Kitchin, No. 59, Holborn Hill. & Andrew Dury, Duke's Court, St. Martins LaneAtlas Anglicanus or a Complete Sett of Maps of the Counties of South BritainQuarto (270 x 225 mm.), original half calf, marbled boards, rebacked with raised bands, blind ruled compartments, each with central ornate blind design, gilt date and blue calf gilt title label. With engraved title page, typographic contents list and 45 engraved double page maps. In very good condition.; Emanuel Bowen’s 'Large English Atlas' was proving very popular; however, the reduced size 'Royal English Atlas' had not succeeded. It was Joseph Ellis with the 'New English Atlas' who had found a lucrative market. By 1767 several editions had already been published. Emanuel Bowen (1693?-1767) set about producing a similar quarto sized atlas. Bowen’s financial position however did not allow him the luxury of publishing an entire work and instead he did as many others in the eighteenth century and issued it in parts. Richard Gough wrote in his 'British Topography' in 1780 that ‘Bowen, reduced by family extravagances, and almost blind through age, had begun to engrave [the 'Atlas Anglicanus']. Emanuel Bowen died on 8 May 1767, the project was continued by his son Thomas. However, towards completion Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) stepped in and acquired the work which was published as the 'Atlas Anglicanus' in 1768.There is some debate about the reliability of the date 1777 printed on the title of this edition. Thomas Kitchin senior moved to live in St. Albans sometime later in the year 1768. He left the business in the hands of his son Thomas Bowen Kitchin (fl. 1766-81) with whom he entered partnership. The Holborn address had transferred to William Hawkes by November of 1776, as an advert in the 'London Evening-Post' for 16-19 November 1776 offers a map of New York stating, ‘W. Hawkes (successor to T. Kitchin, hydrographer to the King) at No.59 Holborn-Hill’. Hawkes had been apprenticed to the younger Kitchin. After 1776, many of the Kitchin plates began to appear in new hands, Hawkes himself did not stay in the building more than a year as a new tenant took over in 1778. Hawkes’ name does not appear anywhere in connection to the work. It might be concluded that the plates were sold to Andrew Dury (fl.1754-77), whose name appears on the title page, but that the old address was kept as the main distribution point. Only one map had an altered imprint, that of the roads now bears that of Andrew Dury’s. The date 1777 may reflect the not uncommon practice of placing the following year’s date on a work if issued late in the previous year. Dury himself signed his will on 21 September 1777 which was proved 14 February 1778. Dury’s business was continued by his widow Jane Smith for a short time. Provenance: Doreen Green Collection; Clive A. Burden Ltd. (2018) Catalogue 14 item 7; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 233; ESTC T163466; Hodson (1984-97) 255; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 5b; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10181London: (1777)
GBP2950.0British County Atlas1777noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10181&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Thomas & Emanuel, Carington Bowles at his Map and Print Warehouse, No. 69, in St. Paul's Church YardBowles’s New Medium English Atlas; or, Complete Set of Maps of the Counties of England and WalesQuarto (260 x 210 mm.), full contemporary quarter mottled calf, gilt ruled, rebacked with gilt ruled compartments, original calf gilt title label preserved. With typographic title and 44 copper engraved maps in early outline colour and yellow wash border, the general map in early wash colour, lower right corner of final map with some minor dirt, otherwise in good condition.; This atlas was first published in 1767 as the 'Atlas Anglicanus' in response to Ellis’ popular 'English Atlas' first published in 1765. The 'Atlas Anglicanus' like many projects at the time began life by being published in monthly numbers. Each contained three maps with, apart from the first, the part numbers being engraved on them. Until recently no example of the parts issue had been located and the only evidence we had for its issue came from a contemporary account of Gough and two located adverts. Shortly after production began, Emanuel Bowen (c.1693-1767) died; his death on 8 May 1767 was reported in the 'London Magazine'. The project was continued by his son Thomas (c.1733-90) although the issues were becoming somewhat irregular towards the end. Near completion, Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) stepped in and bought the rights to the atlas, the last part is issued with a title page indicating Kitchin as sole publisher. Kitchin was originally apprenticed to Emanuel Bowen in 1732 and would marry his master’s daughter Sarah, in 1739. Quite soon the pupil’s output became prolific, including several high-quality English county atlases. Bowen was successful too and despite the death of Sarah in 1761 the ties between Bowen and Kitchin would remain close. But whilst Bowen’s wealth declined over the years Kitchin remarried in to a wealthy Baptist family. The maps are reductions of those published in the 'Royal English Atlas', themselves reductions of the 'Large English Atlas', both great atlases. Carington Bowles acquired the plates sometime before 1785 and immediately set about revising them. The titles are all changed, the imprints brought up to date and all now are numbered upper right to 44. The general map of the roads is omitted from this edition as is the leaf with a list of contents which is now situated on the title page. The compass roses are now more uniform in style throughout and distances have been erased being replaced by those from London to the major cities. The atlas faced stiff competition from the continued presence of the Ellis atlas and the introduction of the hugely popular 'New and Correct English Atlas' by John Cary in 1787. Bowles priced his atlas at £1 16s, whilst the Ellis was 10s 6d and even the new Cary atlas was £1 10s. This atlas is therefore considerably rarer than that of the Cary. Provenance: Bonhams, Oxford, 16 September 2014 lot 147; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 232; ESTC T301089; Hodson (1984-97) 256; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 5d; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10182London: (1785)
GBP3750.0British County Atlas1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10182&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]KITCHIN, Thomas, Carington Bowles, No. 69 in St. Pauls Church YardBowles's Pocket Atlas of the Counties of South Britain or England and WalesQuarto (205 x 155 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, ornate gilt ruling, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled compartments and title, marbled endpapers. With double-page engraved title page, engraved Index and 57 engraved maps on forty-eight leaves with 14 folding, some trimmed close. All in approximate alphabetical order, engraved throughout, in good condition.; The mid-eighteenth century witnessed an increased market for travelling pocket atlases. Those of Herman Moll, Joseph Ellis and Thomas Kitchin’s Atlas Anglicanus were directed at that market. The latter atlas was still somewhat large and in 1769 Kitchin (1719-84) published a new and quite different atlas entitled Kitchin’s Pocket Atlass [sic]. It was smaller in format but did however include a new feature. All of the maps were drawn on the same scale, as the title claims ‘Drawn to One Scale. By which the true proportion they severally bear to each other may be easily ascertained’. It was an idea ahead of its time though, as sales proved poor and the number of surviving examples is an indication of this. Normally the engraving of county maps would use an earlier series as a source. This however was not practical as all the scales would have been different. How to achieve this was solved by using Kitchin’s own four-sheet map of England and Wales published in 1752. As was often the case at the time, languishing material in the market was often picked up by Carington Bowles (1724-93). For this Bowles edition, the title page was slightly reworded and each map now bears the title Bowles’s Reduced Map of … Also plate numbers have been added to each map. The dating of this edition has always challenged carto-bibliographers. It was originally catalogued as circa 1785 by Chubb in 1927, but this was revised by Hodson to circa 1778 in 1997. The evidence for this was its referral in the undated edition of Bowles’s Post-Chaise Companion which can be dated between 1771 and 1782. In 2007, Bonhams, London, auctioned an example of Bowles’s Pocket Atlas which bore a manuscript ownership inscriptions of a John Laroche, dated 1774. This is currently the most accurate dating we have. Chubb (1927) no. 256; Hodson (1984-97) no. 259; Shirley (2004) T.Kit 5b.10184London: (c.1774)
GBP4250.0British County Atlasc.1774nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10184&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ARMSTRONG, Mostyn John, Printed for, and Sold by the Author, and the BooksellersActual Survey of the Great Post Roads between London and EdinburghOctavo (195 x 125 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, rebacked with raised bands, with gilt red calf title. With general plan, engraved title with contemporary ownership inscription cut upper right, pp. 7, (1), 44 and 44 maps, with contemporary manuscript pagination, front free endpaper working loose, otherwise in good condition.; Mostyn John Armstrong (fl.1769-91) was the son of Andrew Armstrong, both were cartographers although only the son published any atlas. Their focus was on Scottish related material with the notable exception of three large scale county maps of Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk. The work was first published in 1776. This is the 'third edition' of this work, the date on the title page is altered to 1 January 1777. However in this example the dedication to Thomas Pennant on the following page is reset and now dated 23 August 1783 indicating a late issue. The ensuing preliminary leaves on Post Stages are reset with the inclusion of an N.B. referring to the late Act requiring 1d. per mile duty to be paid for each horse. The previous advert within the text for 'An Actual Survey of the Great Post-Road between London and Dover' is removed. The ‘Alphabetical Index of the Post-Towns’ is similarly reset. The plates themselves are consistently updated. Provenance: private English collection. References: Carroll (1996) App. 14.iii; ESTC N36298; Fordham (1924) p. 31 not differentiating the two 1776 editions.10189London: (1 January 1777-[83])
GBP350.0British County Atlas1 January 1777-[83]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10189&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, John, J. Cary, Map, Print, and Chart-seller, the Corner of Arundel Street, Strand.Cary's Actual Survey, of the Great Post Roads between London and Falmouth, including A Branch to Weymouth, as well as Those from Salisbury to Axminster, either thro' Dorchester or Sherborne; Those from Basingstoke to Salisbury, either thro' Popham Lane or Andover; and Those from Exeter to Truro, either thro' Plymouth or Launceston, Wherein every Gentleman's Seat, Village, Town, & c. within sight of the Road, is laid down, the principal Inns on the Road expressed, and the exact Distances ascertained, By A. Arrowsmith Land Surveyor. 1782.Duodecimo (150 x 95 mm.) contemporary half calf, with marbled paper boards, rebacked spine with gilt ruled compartments preserving original red calf gilt title label. With engraved title page, 1 unnumbered general map of the route and 50 maps in early outline colour with some wash colour, in good condition.; Cary's VERY RARE FIRST ATLAS. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. He was apprenticed to William Palmer from 1770-77. His very earliest works were engravings for, or publications in partnership with others. His first sole publication was this very rare road book displaying the route from London to Falmouth published in 1784, an exquisite book. The surveyor as stated on the title page was none other than Aaron Arrowsmith who undertook the work in 1782. He was the first in a family line of noted mapmakers. Here working initially as a surveyor, he would eventually start his own map publishing business in 1790. John Cary became a significant and popular mapmaker, active over the next fifty years. In 1794 he was commissioned by the Postmaster-General to survey the roads of Great Britain. The route from London to Falmouth was of some significance at the time as Falmouth was the first mainland port along the English Channel and of strategic importance, bearing in mind the ever-present threat of the French. The title outlines the detail illustrated on the plates. The first is an unnumbered general map of the route from London to Falmouth. This is followed by 50 numbered plates, each illustrating roughly 10 mile sections. Each bears a north point and a list at the foot of Inns in the principal town illustrated. Distances are recorded on the roads in both directions and the rise and fall of the land is illustrated by hachuring. The plates are engraved on one side only and are bound so that they face each other in pairs. It was issued both uncoloured and coloured and is offered here in the more desirable coloured format. Although dated 4 April 1784 on the title, the earliest advertisement we can find was in the 'Whitehall Evening-Post' for 17-20 July 1784.Provenance: with manuscript ownership inscription inside front cover of Worthington Loscombe? and ex libris bookplate of 'John E. Pritchard. Bristol' pasted inside back cover; Clive A. Burden Ltd. Catalogue XII (2016) item 34. Bennett (2007) pp. 82-3; Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; not in the ESTC; Fordham (1924) p. 36; Fordham (1925) pp. 17-18, Shirley (2004) T.Cary 1a; Smith (1988) ‘The Cary Family’, in ‘The Map Collector’ 43 pp. 40-47; Sotheby's Wardington sale 18.10.05 lot 93.10190London: (4 April 1784)
GBP3950.0Cornwall British County Atlas4 April 1784nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10190&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, John, John Cary, Engraver, Map & Print-seller; No. 181 StrandCarys Actual Survey of the Country Fifteen Miles Round London. On a Scale of one Inch to a Mile ...Small quarto (180 x 120 mm.), full contemporary calf, rebacked with double gilt ruled compartments, gilt date and calf gilt title label, light wear. With engraved title page, facing Explanation, folding general map, 50 full page maps, all in early outline colour with some wash to woods and parks, Index to place-names in three columns pp. 13., in good condition.; John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. He had already published road books; his first publication is one showing the roads between London and Falmouth, 1784. For this work the large scale of one inch to the mile allowed John Cary to include a great deal of detail including local side roads. As the title describes 'every seat thereon, with the name of the Possessor ... to which is added, An Index of all the Names contained in the Plates'. Each individual building is detailed. The small format allowed a broader sale as it fitted nicely into the pocket. A very useful tool even for researchers today. Twenty eight of the fifty plates were first published on 1 January 1786 as Cary's Actual Survey of Middlesex. The first edition of this expanded work with 50 plates is dated 20 June 1786. This is the second updated edition of 1800. Those few plates which bore 1786 dates have here been altered to 15 August 1800. Effort has been made to correct ownership details of the properties illustrated. The book is still available at the same price 'Price 8s. sewed' as shown on the title page, however the address is altered from 188 Strand to 181 Strand, London. He moved to this address in 1791. The only other alteration is to the Index which is entirely reset now in three columns per page and now in only 13 pages. One further edition was issued in 1811. Provenance: unidentified bookplate with motto 'Prodesse' pasted inside front cover; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; Darlington & Howgego (1964) 183.1; ESTC N26951; Fordham (1925a) pp. 22-3; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10193London: (20 June 1800)
GBP1100.0Middx England20 June 1800nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10193&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LODGE, JohnAtlas of Great Britain and IrelandQuarto (325 x 215 mm.), modern quarter calf by Temple Bindery, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled compartments, black calf gilt title label, uncut. With original publisher's typographic 'title' and index loosely inserted, 40 engraved maps of the English counties, old liquid stain to first and final few maps lower corner, otherwise in good condition.; The Political Magazine began publishing in January 1780 at the hands of John Bew, bookseller and publisher of 29 Paternoster Row, London. From the beginning, Bew was keen to continue the tradition of eighteenth century Magazines of including maps. As an engraver, he employed John Lodge ((fl.1755-96) who had previously worked for the Gentleman’s Magazine. In April 1782, a map of Ireland was published, one of Scotland in October 1784 and finally England and Wales in November 1785. John Murray (1737-93) joined Bew in partnership in February 1785 and from April of that year was in sole control. January 1787 saw the publication of Middlesex, followed by the Isle of Wight and Kent by May. By then a plan had clearly formulated to publish a full series of the county maps as from the following issue of June 1787 the county maps were issued in alphabetical order virtually monthly. In October 1789 Robert Butters (fl.1772-1809) of Fleet Street took control and continued the work with the publication of Oxford through completion in December 1790 with that of Yorkshire. It was to be the very last issue of the work.Shortly after at an unknown date the Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland was published. This collection of maps draws on all those issued in the Political Magazine except for those of the Isle of Wight and Isle of Man. The imprints of the Political Magazine and of the engraver Lodge are removed from the plates entirely. The title and contents label found pasted to the upper cover of some examples also bears no name, here it is retained loose. So, who was the publisher or issuer of this work? It is usual that the plates would have been owned by the publisher of the Magazine, in this case Butters, unless the assets needed to be sold. Butters went on to publish the extremely rare Atlas of England in 1803. But why would he wish to remove the reference to the Political Magazine which he had owned. Perhaps it had acquired a poor reputation? If Lodge owned the plates, he would not remove his imprints, and it is under Lodge that this work is usually listed for the lack of an alternative. Pembroke College, Oxford own an atlas compiled by Cluer Dicey with several of the county maps appearing in the first state. At first, I thought this might provide useful evidence, but it appears that they are later additions pasted on the verso of the maps issued at an earlier date. Based on a lack of an alternative it would seem likely that the plates were sold to an unknown third party who either wished to remain anonymous or never intended to publish them as an atlas. They were more than likely an acquirer of loose copper plates and sold prints and maps separately. An attribution of c.1795 to John Lodge therefore remains the best judgement available.There is no date, although Fordham recorded an example with a watermark date of 1795 present. An examination of this example finds no dated watermarks. A rare work, research has only located examples in the British Library, Bodleian Library, Oxford, Cambridge University Library, Whitaker Library, Leeds and the National Library of Scotland. Carroll (1996) 51; Chubb (1927) 249; Hodson (1984-97) p. 70; Jolly (1990) I pp. 145-72; Shirley (2004) T.Lod 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10211London: (c.1795)
GBP2500.0British County Atlasc.1795nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10211&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BAKER, James, Printed by C. Whittingham, Dean Street, Fetter Lane and Sold by H D. Symonds, Paternoster-RowThe Imperial Guide, with Picturesque Plans of the Great Post Roads, containing miniature likenesses, engraved from real sketches, of the Cities, Towns, Villages ... situated in and near such thoroughfaresOctavo (225 x 140 mm.), old half vellum, contemporary paper boards, later endpapers, uncut. With typographic frontispiece, pp. iv, 66, with 14 aquatint plates of the roads with early wash coloured borders and 5 further aquatints, in good condition.; James Baker (fl.1791-1806) is first noted from 'A Picturesque Guide to the Local Beauties of Wales and the Marches', 1791-94. This beautifully engraved aquatint road book was like many, published in parts. Its unusual feature is that the roads are represented by a series of vignettes of the views found along the route. It has a complicated bibliography which is not fully understood. This is not helped by the fact that each example appears to include differing content. Volume I, published in four parts, was completed in 1802. Despite intending further parts, no record of any exists. Five of the plates in this example are variously dated between 1800 and 1801, the balance bear no dates. There are recorded examples in which some of the earlier plates are dated between December 1798 and March 1799. The first part appears to have been issued in 1799. After a delay, there appears to have been a rush to finish the ensuing three parts to complete the first volume. It would also appear that as publication drew close, by the end of 1802, Baker had the plates with dates from the previous century updated. Smith and Webb describe the poor organisational skills of Baker supported by the number of examples of the atlas which vary in content. An unusual very rare road book. Provenance: Dominic Winter auction 15 December 2010 lot 63; private English collection. Refer Abbey Scenery (1952) 8 & 514; Fordham (1924) p. 46; Smith & Webb (1988) ‘James Baker’s Picturesque Plans’ in The Map Collector no. 42 pp. 20-26; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10218London: (1802)
GBP850.0British County Atlas1802nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10218&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREEN, William, J. Hatchard, Bookseller to his Majesty, PiccadillyThe Picture of England Illustrated with correct colour'd Maps of the several CountiesOctavo (205 x 125 mm.), two volumes uncut, contemporary half burgundy calf, green paper boards, spine with ruled compartments, gilt titles and volume number. Volume 1 with engraved frontispiece of Britannia, engraved title page, Preface, Introduction, pp. (2), iv, 5-195, with 19 county maps; volume 2 with general map, engraved title page, pp. 248 and 21 further county maps, in total 41 maps, all in early outline colour, wash colour to general map, wash to the sea on some initial coastal counties as usual, in good condition.; A VERY RARE COUNTY ATLAS. This charming atlas contains a series of maps of the English counties, many of which are orientated unusually. William Green's Picture of England printed in 1804, was first issued by Robert Butters as An Atlas of England the previous year. Of that work only two known examples survive. Butters (fl. 1785-1808) was a printer in London who took over and completed the Political Magazine series of county maps by John Lodge. In the same year this particular series was published as The Picture of England by John Hatchard (1769-1849), the only known example of which was broken up. Hatchard was the founder of the bookshop which still bears his name on Piccadilly, London. This edition published the following year also by Hatchard, is the first to recognise William Green (1760-1823) on the title page and alludes to him being the author. Green was born in Deansgate, Manchester, and trained as a surveyor. He produced the fine large scale map of Lancashire by William Yates in 1786. Although an 'artist, draughtsman, surveyor, etcher and engraver', it is not clear if he was responsible for these plates. The maps are derived from those of John Cary issued in the Travellers Companion but are notable for their curious orientation. The general map of England and Wales usually bound at the beginning of the second volume, has the south at the top. The order of the maps is largely alphabetical except for Cheshire following Cumberland and Leicestershire at the end of the first volume before that of Lancashire. These have been dictated by the order of the text. This is a second issue bearing the second state of the Norfolk map. Green died at Ambleside in the Lake District. His epitaph was written by William Wordsworth.After completing his apprenticeship to a printer and bookseller, Hatchard went to work for the leading bookseller Thomas Payne in 1789. Leaving his employ in 1797 he opened his first shop at 173 Piccadilly and struggled. But not without considerable industry he made it work and moved again in 1801 to 190 Piccadilly. His son joined him in 1808 and in 1823 they made their final move to 187 Piccadilly where they remain to this day. Hatchard borrowed from Payne, who was the first to combine a coffee house and booksellers and offered the same convivial surroundings. Provenance: manuscript ownership mark of 'Eliza. W. Coke' on engraved frontispiece and in vol. 2; bookplate of Roy Johnstone (1923-98) collection in both volumes; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 58; Chubb (1927) 318; Frostick (2011) 66.1; ODNB; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10219London: (1804)
GBP2950.0British County Atlas1804nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10219&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LUFFMAN, John, Engraved, Printed & Published by J. Luffman, No. 28, Little Bell Alley, Coleman StreetA New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales, Illustrated with Fifty-five Copper plates, Shewing all the Great Post Roads ...Octavo (170 x 105 mm.), in contemporary quarter paper boards with original paper title label, rebacked, uncut. With engraved title, Preface, England including a short key with attached paper label, 42 circular maps of the English counties, half title 'Wales', 12 maps of the Welsh counties, all in their FIRST STATE and each with original tissue, Index leaf, an Index map of England and Wales followed by an advert for 'New Works published by J. Luffman', plates 41 and 42 bound in opposing order, otherwise in good condition.; AN UNCUT EXAMPLE OF THE EXTREMELY RARE FIRST EDITION, FIRST STATE. No other example has been on the market since 2006. John Luffman (fl.1776-1820) had a varied career being a publisher, engraver, goldsmith, author and geographer. He was apprenticed to John Bayly in the Goldsmiths Company and made free in 1773. His earliest recorded work is the engraving some of the road strips for George Taylor and Andrew Skinner’s Survey and Maps of the Roads of North Britain in 1776. In 1779, he was the engraver of John Prior’s large-scale map of Leicestershire and in 1781 did the same for Captain Andrew Armstrong’s large-scale map of Rutland. He visited Antigua in 1786-88 and published an account in 1789. By 1793 though, he became bankrupt but appears to have recovered. Later in his career he became a publisher in his own right specialising in smaller maps and atlases such as the Select Plans of the Ports and Harbours of the World (1800-1803).These curious circular engravings of the counties of England and Wales are his most noted work and accompanied a geographical text. A rare atlas that has always been desired by collectors. This first edition was published in 1803 by Luffman as a New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales. A further issue was issued later in the same year where the maps all appear in their second state. The difference can be found in the location of the plate numbers above the map. In the first issue they are some distance above the round borders nearer the plate edge and are often found cropped in binding. In the second issue they were re-engraved closer to the upper edge of the border. Each map contains the chief towns, roads and boundaries. No physical features are recorded at all. Pasted to the half title of this example is an attached paper label stating, 'Scotland and Ireland, to correspond with this work, will be published early in 1804'. No such work is known to have been published. Provenance: manuscript ownership inscription of R. J. Alser inside front cover; private English collection; Clive A. Burden Ltd. 1997; private English collection; Clive A. Burden Ltd. (2012) Catalogue IX item 63; private English collection. Refer Batten & Bennett (2008) no. 66; refer Carroll (1996) 59; Chubb (1927) 309; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10220London: (1803)
GBP4750.0Wales British County Atlas1803nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10220&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LUFFMAN, John, Lackington, Allen & Co. Temple of the Muses Finsbury SquareA New Pocket Atlas and Geography of England and Wales, Illustrated with Fifty-five Copper plates, Shewing all the Great Post Roads ...Octavo (185 x 115 mm.), contemporary half red calf, marbled paper boards, gilt ruled, with original paper title label affixed to the upper board, upper board wearing loose, light wear. With ornate engraved title, Preface dated March 1803, half title 'England', 42 circular maps of the English counties, half title 'Wales', 12 maps of the Welsh counties, all in FULL EARLY WASH COLOUR, each with typographic text below, a double page map of England and Wales in early outline colour, blank leaf with manuscript table, Index leaf, some light show through on a few maps to the versos, some offsetting to final map, otherwise in good condition.; John Luffman (1751-1821) had a varied career being a publisher, engraver, goldsmith, author and geographer. He also became bankrupt in 1793 but appears to have recovered. His earliest recorded work is the engraving of the road strips for Taylor and Skinner's Survey and Maps of the Roads of North Britain in 1776. In 1781 he was the engraver of Armstrong's large scale map of Rutland. These curious circular engravings of the counties of England and Wales are his most noted work and accompanied a geographical text. A rare atlas that has always been desired by collectors. It was first published in 1803 by Luffman in two issues. The second published in the same year included all of the maps in their second state, but by 1806 ownership had passed to the firm of Lackington Allen & Co. James Lackington (1746-1815) came from Somerset and was born to a drunken father. He left home at ten and worked initially as a meat pie seller. He was apprenticed to a shoemaker in Taunton and on the side bought and sold books. He was freed in 1767 and moved to Bristol where he continued in both trades. Although at this time he was still unable to read and write he composed several songs and ballads. He moved to London and with a legacy of £10 from his recently deceased grandfather he opened his first bookshop in 1774 at 46 Chiswell Street, Moorfields, London. In 1793 he brought in Robert Allen as a partner (ODNB states Robin Allen) and renamed it Lackington, Allen & Co. In 1794 the company moved to larger premises at the ‘Temple of the Muses’, Finsbury Square. The ‘Repository of Arts’ claimed in 1809 that a million books were on display. We do know from his accounts that he sold over 100,000 books a year. James Lackington retired in 1798 and was replaced by George Lackington (1768-1844), his third cousin. George is reported to have started in the business aged 13. It is believed his father bought him a share of the business.Exactly when Lackington, Allen & Co. acquired the rights to the New Pocket Atlas is not known. Judging by the scarcity of the first edition we might conclude it was not a financial success and when offered the opportunity to sell out, Luffman took it. Interestingly the title page remains unaltered, apart from the imprint, although that on the maps themselves remained the same. The title affixed to the upper board records the price for the atlas ‘Price 7/6 Plain, or 10/6, in Colors’. The firm finally closed when George Lackington retired in 1826. Provenance: with original bookseller's label pasted inside upper board of 'A & I Black and H Parry, 7 Leadenhall Str.'; ownership inscription of John Hancovu? on title page; private English collection. Batten & Bennett (2008) 66; British Book Trade Index; Carroll (1996) 59; Chubb (1927) 309; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10221London: (1803-[06])
GBP3950.0Wales British County Atlas1803-[06]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10221&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOGG, Edward, Edward Mogg, No. 51, Charing CrossA Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales Planned on a Scale of one Inch to a Mile. Including the Seats of the Nobility and GentryQuarto (250 x 180 mm.), volume 1 [all published], old half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with gilt ruled bands, gilt title. With engraved title page, typographic title, Dedication, Advertisement and Table of Routes, followed by 112 maps containing 223 road strips (plate 163 is not divided), all in fine early wash colour, Index to the Country Seats pp. 85, Directions to the Binder on the verso, apparently lacking the general map of England and Wales although not always present, light foxing to initial leaves of text, otherwise in good condition.; A RARE WORK. Edward Mogg (fl.1804-47) began his career around 1804 with the publication of a plan of London and Westminster. Indeed, much of his life was spent publishing road books and maps relating to the streets of London. He began this production with a plan to cover all the roads of England and Wales. He declared that it ‘will be divided into three parts for the purpose of rendering it more portable ... The First Part, comprising the Southern Division, will be completed in Fourteen Numbers ...’ Begun in 1814 the first part was completed by 1817. The first part was to include and expand on his earlier work entitled A Survey of the Roads from London to Brighton, 1808. However, the first part was all that was ever published. The typographic title page identifies the counties covered; ‘Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall; with part of Buckingham and Middlesex.’ The road strips afford detail of the surroundings with all country houses noted and their owners named. The general map is dated 1 May 1817 and can be found bound at the end of the book and is therefore quite likely the last addition. It may be that this copy is indeed one of the first to be issued. Indeed, we know this to have happened to his earlier work entitled 'A Survey of the Roads from London to Brighton', 1808. It was sold in an unfinished state, prior to publication, at a discounted rate. ‘This ambitious book, on a larger scale than before, is much the most attractive of the English road books’ (Wardington Catalogue). Provenance: private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 110-12; Fordham (1924) p. 54; Kingsley (1982) p. 373; Smith (1982) pp. 170-1; Smith (1985) pp. 84-5; Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10229London: (1817)
GBP1950.0British County Atlas1817nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10229&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUGDALE, Thomas, John TallisCuriosities of Great Britain. England and Wales DelineatedQuarto (220 x 140 mm. each), ten volumes, contemporary green cloth, boards with ornate blind decoration, spines with blind and gilt panelling, gilt titles. With 56 early hand coloured steel engraved maps and purportedly 11 plans and 238 views, some light foxing, some maps with light print offset, otherwise in good condition.; Thomas Dugdale was an antiquarian and responsible for this the Curiosities of Great Britain. The work was issued with two distinct sets of maps. The first utilised those maps from the George Cole and John Roper British Atlas of 1810. This second series used a new set of maps engraved by Joshua Archer (1792-1863) which were derived from those of Cole and Roper. The publishers J. & F. Tallis had acquired the Cole and Roper plates and the Dugdale text by c.1835. In 1835 the plates were used to accompany Thomas Dugdale’s Curiosities of Great Britain. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 88-90; Carroll (1996) no. 62; Chubb (1927) 465.10234London: (1835)
GBP250.0Wales British County Atlas1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10234&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HODGSON, Orlando, Printed for O. Hodgson, Maiden Lane Wood St.The Pocket Tourist & English Atlas, Being A New and Complete Set of County Maps, Exhibiting The Whole of the Turnpike Roads, Cities, Market Towns, Great Rivers, and Navigable Canals, with the distances from London. Also. The Number of Acres & Inhabitants, &c. &c Including a Copious Topographical Account of Each CountySmall octavo (135 x 85 mm.), full contemporary green diced morocco, gilt panelled boards with gilt title 'Pocket Tourist' to upper cover, skilfully rebacked with gilt ruled compartments. With engraved title page, Explanation and Contents on 1 leaf, general map of England and Wales in early wash colour and 42 maps of the English counties and North and South Wales in early outline colour, in very good condition.; The origin of this series of copper plate county maps was unknown until 1983. Joseph Allen was a publisher and engraver of 3 Hampden Str., Sommerstown, London. When originally uncovered, Yasha Beresiner identified the author as John Allen. It was in 1993 that Eugene Burden reported in private correspondence that he had looked up the 1811 Directory and identified him as Joseph Allen (fl.1798-1821). His major work appears to be the co-engraving with Robert Rowe (c.1775-1843) of a plan of London entitled ‘… London, Westminster and Southwark’, first published in 1804. Allen was apprenticed to William Palmer in 1791, as was interestingly Robert Rowe (apprenticed 1789). Allen was identified as being the son of a farmer from Wallop, Hampshire.Rowe had already engraved one series of county cards as a game for John Fairburn in 1798. Clearly encouraged, he persuaded Joseph Allen to produce another. Indeed, it appears from the second example of Fairburn cards, that Allen may already have been a partner or owner of that series. It is worth noting that the wording of the rules on the cover of the case are identical to that found on the cover of the second set of Fairburn cards in the Burden Collection. The maps are derived from the 1806 issue of John Cary’s Traveller’s Companion. There are now three known examples of the first state. Only two known examples of the second state survive.The ensuing history is even rarer. Only two examples are recorded of John Thomson's New English Atlas 1823. These reside in the Bodleian Library and a private collection. Their final issue is this exceedingly rare work by Orlando Hodgson and it is engraved throughout. The plates were unaltered, and the title is very similarly worded. The main difference is that here the title calls for a ‘Copious Topographical Account’. None of the surviving examples bears any text so the likelihood is that it was a separate publication for which this was an accompaniment. Undated, the work is now believed to have been published between 1826 and 1828, the years during which Hodgson is recorded at the Maiden Lane address in the Post Office London Directory. Orlando Hodgson was a part of the family firm of Hodgson and Company at 10 Newgate Street, London, in 1825. It seems he then operated under his own name from 21 Maiden Lane, London, from where he published this work. Only three institutional examples are known. The British Library (Maps 2.aa.4), Aberdeen University (Lib R 912(42) Hod) and the Bodleian Library (C.17.f.9) which lacks the title page and preliminaries. Provenance: manuscript inscription inside upper cover of J? Briggs; private English collection. Carroll (1996); Chubb (1927) 371; Smith, D. (1991d); Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004).10239London: (c.1827)
GBP6000.0British County Atlasc.1827nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10239&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALLIS, James, S. A. OddyWallis's new British Atlas containing a Complete set of County Maps Divided into Hundreds in which are Carefully Delineated all the Direct & Cross RoadsFolio (380 x 260 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, rebacked with gilt ruled compartments and title. With engraved title page, 1 general map of England and Wales and 42 maps of the counties, all in early wash colour, bound slightly out of alphabetical sequence as usual, early manuscript Index in manuscript on front free endpaper, title with upper margin tear professionally repaired, some very light offsetting, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. James Wallis (fl.1810-25) was born it is believed in Southampton in 1784. He was apprenticed to John Roper in 1799 and freed on 5 February 1811. It appears he started out as an engraver becoming a bookseller, printer, stationer and publisher. Records for James Wallis are confused with two others of the same name: a bookseller (fl.1787-1807) in Ivy Lane and Paternoster Row, and an engraver and jeweller in Fleet Street. Our Wallis’ earliest work appears to be Oddy’s New General Atlas of the World, published by Samuel Augustus Oddy (1779-1847) in 1811, with Wallis as the engraver. Wallis is behind two English County atlases in a short space of time. This folio one and Wallis’s New Pocket Edition ascribed to 1812. This includes an order of maps that is curious, they are grouped by initial letter, but then do not follow any order. Although dated 1812, seven of the maps bear the imprint date of 1813. This ‘delay’ might be due to the work or financial constraints of producing so much at once. It should be noted that the New General Atlas was published by Oddy, as was this folio county atlas. Wallis’s New Pocket Edition is published by Wallis alone. For these county maps Wallis, it appears, largely copied John Cary. They were produced for Samuel Augustus Oddy, whose publishing career appears to have been short. There were later editions by Wallis himself c.1814. By 1819 the plates were in the hands of George Ellis whose New and Correct Atlas of England and Wales was published in that year. Carroll (1996) 69; Chubb (1927) 350; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10244London: (1812[13])
GBP500.0British County Atlas1812[13]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10244&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LANGLEY, Edward, Langley & Belch, 173, High Street, BoroughLangley's New County Atlas of England and Wales, Embellished with a Beautiful Vignette to Each Map Exhibiting all the Mail Coach, turnpike & Principal Cross Roads ...Oblong quarto (225 x 375 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards with original publisher's paper title to upper cover, ornate gilt ruled (worn), rebacked preserving original spine, with gilt ruled compartments and title, light wear. With engraved title page (ink stain) and 53 maps all in early wash colour, consisting of one general map and 52 of the English and Welsh counties, otherwise in good condition.; THE FIRST EDITION. One of the most attractive English county atlases of the early nineteenth century with each map adorned by a vignette view and all in early wash colour. Worms and Baynton-Williams state that Edward Langley (fl.1802-1827) might have been born 7 June 1771, the son of Henry and Mary Langley of London. Apprenticed to a printer in 1785 he went on to work in Dorking, Surrey. We do know that in 1805 he went into partnership with William Belch (fl.1805-43) from 1805 until 1819. Belch was born in 1773 and from 1788 was apprenticed to William Darton. From 1795 he was in partnership with Darton on the occasional item. The maps in this atlas are variously dated between 1817 and 1818 and were first available separately with a slipcase. The earliest noted was that of Kent dated 1 November 1816, but this is only seen as a loose map. In this atlas there is no date on that of Kent, a date is also omitted from Surrey. The balance are all dated from 1 June 1817 (Essex and Hampshire) to 1 November 1818 found on the general map of England and Wales.Langley's New County Atlas of England and Wales was published late in 1818. Each has an attractive vignette adorning the map. The atlas sold for £2 12s 6d bound, according to the pasted label affixed to the upper board. A few counties are re-orientated to fit more neatly on the map. In the case of Cornwall, it is rotated clockwise by 22 degrees whilst still retaining a compass rose pointing incorrectly to the top of the map. As noted by Quixley, this is compounded by the longitude and latitude markers in the margins. The atlas is rare today and was clearly not that successful as in October 1819 Langley and Belch went into bankruptcy (London Gazette). Chubb (1927) 359; Quixley (2018) no. 70; Smith (1982); Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10249London: (1818)
GBP3950.0British County Atlas1818nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10249&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DARTON, William, William Darton, 58, Holborn HillDarton's new Miniature Atlas, containing a complete set of County Maps, in which are Carefully Delineated All the Principal Direct & Cross RoadsOctavo (155 x 95 mm.), contemporary half green calf, marbled boards, gilt ruled, gilt ribbed spine with ornate gilt decorated compartments, gilt embossed title, light wear. With engraved title, engraved Index, 56 early wash coloured maps, each accompanied by a numbered chapter of descriptive text, otherwise in excellent condition.; A VERY RARE WORK. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. They were then issued by Robert Miller as the New Miniature Atlas of 1821. The plates were then acquired by the great publishing house of William Darton [1755-1819], by now in the hands of his son, also William [1781-1854]. They were issued as Darton's new Miniature Atlas undated, although post-dating 1821. This date is referred to in the text of the Yorkshire map when citing the census of that year. It was most likely issued as a reduced compliment to the folio Complete Atlas of the English Counties dated 1822. The curious binding order is retained. Beginning with Middlesex it extends through Hertfordshire to the north, then starts again with Surrey before extending through the west ending with those of Wales. These plates were famously issued later in the much better known atlas by Reuben Ramble (1810-75), whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark. He became a partner to William Darton, and in 1843 he would publish the famous Reuben's Rambles in which he surrounds the wide margins of the maps with a series of ornate vignettes. Provenance: Bloomsbury Auctions 19 April 2012 lot 137; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 74.iv; Chubb (1927) 341; Tooley (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10253London: (c.1822)
GBP1500.0Wales British County Atlasc.1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10253&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WHITTAKER, George & W. B., G & W. B. WhittakerThe Travellers Pocket Atlas Consisting of A Complete Set of County Maps, for England & Wales, On an Original & Improved PlanDuodecimo (150 x 100 mm.), contemporary half green morocco, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, spine with ornate gilt decoration and central bordered title, marbled endpapers. With engraved title page, pp. 22, (2) with List of towns and an advertisement, with 44 engraved maps including folding maps of the Environs of London and Yorkshire, all in fine early wash colour, in good condition.; This is the first dated edition of Whittaker’s Travellers Pocket Atlas but it is believed that the undated issue is earlier, perhaps as early as 1820. The maps were also issued in Pinnock's County Histories, similarly, published by Whittaker. A fine example of a lovely little English County atlas engraved by Samuel John Neele (1758-1824). Although advanced in age at this time, he was engraving to the year of his death. He became a schoolmaster before becoming a bookseller. Whereas Pinnock's work ran to 6 volumes, the Whittaker's clearly saw the opportunity to issue these small maps in atlas form. In this edition, most of the maps are dated 1821 and bear the publisher's imprint. The map of Hampshire is deliberately bound under 's' for Southampton, a clear intention as it is listed so in the initial index. Provenance: with bookseller's label pasted inside upper board of Winter & Son, Taunton; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 77; Chubb (1927) no. 390; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10262London: (1823)
GBP695.0British County Atlas1823nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10262&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DARTON, William & Son, William Darton and SonThe Counties of England: with General Maps of North and South WalesFolio (370 x 255 mm.), contemporary half straight grained morocco, cloth boards, blind ruled, rebacked with gilt ruled compartments gilt title, later endpapers. With typographic title, Contents (with central repair to verso) and 42 maps consisting of 40 of the counties, North and South Wales, the last two and Yorkshire folding, with a couple of splits to folds professionally repaired, with offsetting to most maps, light water discolouration to centrefold of most, light offsetting, otherwise in good condition.; A very rare atlas begun by Thomas Dix (1769/70-1813) which was completed with the help of William Darton (1781-1854). Dix was a schoolmaster before becoming a surveyor in Northamptonshire and Norfolk. One of his earliest cartographic items was the Juvenile Atlas published by Darton. On Dix’s death he had been working on a folio county atlas. The title of the first edition states ‘commenced by the late Thomas Dix, of North Walsham; carried on and completed by William Darton’. That first edition appeared in 1822 and is extremely rare. Darton was the son of William Darton (1755-1819), the founder of a family of engravers, book and mapsellers, publishers and printers. Our William Darton was apprenticed to his father and made free in 1802. He formed his own business in 1804 in partnership with his brother Thomas Darton (1783-1855) which lasted until 1810. The first edition of this work was published in 1822 under the title of A Complete Atlas of the English Counties. The maps bear dates varying from July 1816 to February 1821. Examples of the maps loose, cut and dissected are known and it is probable that they were first sold individually. It is known that examples of the county maps have the date in the imprint altered to 1830, indeed Cambridge is so dated here. In 1830 his son John Maw Darton (1810-81) joined him in the business and the name was changed around that time to Darton & Son, the imprints on these maps were changed accordingly. This example is watermarked 1833 and the undated atlas is normally ascribed to c.1835. The partnership was dissolved when William Darton retired in 1837. Each map bears an attractive uncoloured vignette view of somewhere in the county. One of the main alterations is the addition of Parliamentary information drawn from the Representation of the People Act, otherwise known as the Reform Act, of 1832 which spurred its issue. Provenance: Doreen Green Collection; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 75; not in Chubb (1927); Kingsley (1982) no. 75; Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10264London: (c.1835)
GBP3250.0British County Atlasc.1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10264&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, Charles, C. Smith, Mapseller extraordinary to His Majesty No. 172 StrandSmith's New English Atlas, Being a Reduction of his Large Folio Atlas Containing a Complete Set of County Maps, on which are delineated All the Direct & principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns, & most considerable Villages, Parks, Rivers and Navigable Canals: Preceded by A General map of England & Wales. The whole carefully Arranged according to the Stations & Intersections of the Trigonometrical Survey of EnglandQuarto (280 x 230 mm.), recent half calf, marbled paper boards, ornate gilt ruling, spine with two raised bands, each with gilt ruling, calf gilt title label. With engraved title page, contents leaf, 43 engraved maps including a large folding one of Yorkshire, all in fine early outline colour, a 4 page list of Principal Towns followed by 4 blank leaves for 'Remarks' the final one of which has half removed, old repair to binders tear and one small split to the folding map of Yorkshire, otherwise in good condition.; Charles Smith (fl.1799-1852) is perhaps best known for the New English Atlas first published in 1804. Smith issued three folio editions in short succession in 1818, 1820 and 1821. He judged the time was right to publish a quarto edition of the atlas in direct competition to Cary’s New and Correct English Atlas which was first published in 1787. That work had been remarkably successful, so much so that the first set of plates had to be replaced in 1809. In 1822, this quarto sized version of the atlas was published. The scarcity of the work indicates that it was not a great success. Only two examples are recorded in institutions: Cambridge University Library and Leeds University Library. Smith’s New English Atlas of 1804 bears the distinction of being the first to show longitudes from the meridian of Greenwich Observatory. The title page of this work proudly asserts that they are ‘carefully Arranged according to the Stations & Intersections of the Trigonometrical Survey of England’. An interesting map here is that of Sussex which extends northwards through Kent and Surrey to London enabling it to display all the key routes. In the Explanation is a statement that ‘For the purpose of facilitating the connexion of the respective Maps the surrounding Counties are filled in’. This feature is not available on the folio version. There were two engravers involved, Gilbert Jesser Pickett (1787-1867) produced the title page and seventeen of the maps. He had previously contributed some maps for Smith's New General Atlas of 1814. The remainder are the work of William Robert Gardner (fl.1816-29). Worms and Bayton-Williams record a couple of interesting anecdotes; 'Bankruptcy proceedings were initiated against him in September 1829, but then The Times of 21 September 1829 reported that 'extensive forgeries had lately been detected'. Gardner, aged about forty and of ' a very prepossessing exterior and agreeable manners', had maintained an opulent lifestyle, but was now thought to have fled the country with perhaps £10,000 obtained with forged bills. He had left home on 29 July 1829 with his eight-year old son, and was later seen at London Docks seeking passage to New York. His wife and three other children were left behind, claiming to know nothing' (Worms & Baynton-Williams). Chubb does not record any later edition than the first, illustrating how rare this work is in any edition. Provenance: Bonhams 26 June 2007 lot 325; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 208-9; Carroll (1996) 82; refer Chubb (1927) 388; Quixley (2018) p. 196; Smith (1982) pp. 202-5; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10265London: (1822)
GBP950.0British County Atlas1822nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10265&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SMITH, Charles, C. Smith, Mapseller extraordinary to His Majesty No. 172 StrandSmith's New English Atlas, Being a Reduction of his Large Folio Atlas Containing a Complete Set of County Maps, on which are delineated All the Direct & principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns, & most considerable Villages, Parks, Rivers and Navigable Canals: Preceded by A General map of England & Wales. The whole carefully Arranged according to the Stations & Intersections of the Trigonometrical Survey of EnglandQuarto (275 x 225 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, rebacked with gilt ruled bands, red calf gilt title label, light wear. With engraved title page, contents leaf, 43 engraved maps including a large folding one of Yorkshire, all in fine early outline colour, a 4 page list of Principal Towns followed by 2 blank leaves for 'Remarks', small split to binders fold on the folding map of Yorkshire, otherwise in good condition.; Charles Smith (fl.1799-1852) is perhaps best known for the New English Atlas first published in 1804. Smith issued three folio editions in short succession in 1818, 1820 and 1821. He judged the time was right to publish a quarto edition of the atlas in direct competition to Cary’s New and Correct English Atlas which was first published in 1787. That work had been remarkably successful, so much so that the first set of plates had to be replaced in 1809. In 1822, a quarto sized version of the atlas was published. The scarcity of the work indicates that it was not a great success. Only two examples are recorded in institutions; Cambridge University Library and Leeds University Library. Smith’s New English Atlas of 1804 bears the distinction of being the first to show longitudes from the meridian of Greenwich Observatory. The title page of this work proudly asserts that they are ‘carefully Arranged according to the Stations & Intersections of the Trigonometrical Survey of England’. An interesting map here is that of Sussex which extends northwards through Kent and Surrey to London enabling it to display all the key routes. In the Explanation is a statement that ‘For the purpose of facilitating the connexion of the respective Maps the surrounding Counties are filled in’. This feature is not available on the folio version. There were two engravers involved, Gilbert Jesser Pickett (1787-1867) produced the title page and seventeen of the maps. He had previously contributed some maps for Smith's New General Atlas of 1814. The remainder are the work of William Robert Gardner (fl.1816-29). Worms and Bayton-Williams record a couple of interesting anecdotes; 'Bankruptcy proceedings were initiated against him in September 1829, but then The Times of 21 September 1829 reported that 'extensive forgeries had lately been detected'. Gardner, aged about forty and of ' a very prepossessing exterior and agreeable manners', had maintained an opulent lifestyle, but was now thought to have fled the country with perhaps £10,000 obtained with forged bills. He had left home on 29 July 1829 with his eight-year old son, and was later seen at London Docks seeking passage to New York. His wife and three other children were left behind, claiming to know nothing' (Worms & Baynton-Williams). Chubb does not record any later edition than the first, illustrating how rare this work is in any edition. This is in fact the second edition known, of which today only three institutional examples are known. Further issues appeared in 1828, 1833 and 1844. Provenance: with ownership inscription of F. A. Warde on title page; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 208-9; Carroll (1996) 82; refer Chubb (1927) 388; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10266London: (1825)
GBP1100.0British County Atlas1825nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10266&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PINNOCK, William, J. Gilbert, 238, Regent Street, and 51, Paternoster RowThe Guide to KnowledgeQuarto (270 x 195 mm.), 17 monthly Parts with paper wrappers, bound as one, full contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with four ornate gilt bands, ornate gilt vellum title label affixed, light wear. With about 47 maps and plans consisting of 30 county maps, and many woodcut illustrations, in very good condition.; William Pinnock (1782-1843) was baptised in Alton, Hampshire, on 3 February 1782 and began his career as a schoolmaster. He then became a bookseller in Alton and wrote his first book in 1810. At the time, levels of literacy in the nation were rising rapidly, creating a large new market for educational material. He moved his business to Newbury, Berkshire, in 1811 and in December 1814 married Ann Maunder, sister to Samuel Maunder (1785-1849) from Devon. In 1817 the pair went into partnership and moved to London acquiring the ‘premises of the Literary Gazette at 267 Strand and took shares in that publication’ (ODNB). They began to publish a series of highly successful catechisms in Pinnock’s name, constructed in the manner of questions and answers. From about 1819 he began a series entitled Pinnock’s County Catechisms. The first part of the Guide to Knowledge was published 7 July 1832. It was to be issued in weekly parts at one penny each and it was recommended that it be acquired by 'the numbers as they are published, or in Monthly Parts, in order to bind them together in a Volume'. Such is the case here with the first seventeen monthly parts including parts 1 to 87.The Address states 'its pages are chiefly devoted to the practical or speculative Sciences: Ethics and Physics, or Moral and Natural Philosophy'. The last part was dated 26 December 1835, a total of 209 numbers. Included with the series were many maps, 32 of countries of the world, a complete celestial atlas and a full set of county maps accompanied by 15 plans of British towns. On top of this are hundreds of further engravings.The maps engraved for the Guide to Knowledge are unique amongst English county atlases in that they are incised into the woodblock, so that upon printing the image is white on a black background. The maps were the work of Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and Selena Hall (fl.1831-53, the widow of the engraver Sidney Hall). Provenance: with French annotations to front free endpaper on the book's cost and binding; private English collection; Beresiner (1983) p. 181; Burden, Webb & Burgess (1991); Carroll (1996) 98; not in Chubb (1927).10290London: (1833-36)
GBP195.0British County Atlas1833-36nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10290&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSON, Thomas, Thos. JohnsonJohnson’s Atlas of England; With all the Railways Containing Forty Two Separate Maps of the Counties and IslandsQuarto (275 x 215 mm.), full contemporary cloth binding, ornate blind panelling, central gilt title set within gilt vignette, partially rebacked retaining original spine with gilt title dated 1849, light wear. With lithographic title page, contents leaf and 42 full bold early wash coloured maps, interleaved, in good condition.; The plates for this VERY RARE atlas are by Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and were first published in William Pinnock’s Guide to Knowledge, 1833. What is unusual about them for this period is that they were produced using woodblocks. The maps were the work of Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and Selena Hall (fl.1831-53, the widow of the engraver Sidney Hall). Archer was declared bankrupt shortly after in 1835 and was in prison for debt again in 1845. Here the process used by Thomas Johnson for the Atlas of England, published in Manchester in 1847, is a lithographic transfer. A Thomas Johnson is recorded as being a bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, printer and publisher in Liverpool between 1833-43. This is possibly the same Johnson as our publisher after a move to Manchester. Lithography preserves the original block or plate from excessive wear and allows an extended life. For this atlas the existence of some of the early railways is recorded. One further edition appeared in 1863 surviving in just two known examples. Provenance: William and Victoria Dailey, Los Angeles; Bernard Quaritch Ltd (pencil collation inscription on final free endpaper, 1984); private English collection; Clive A. Burden Ltd. Catalogue V (2010) item 43; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 98; Chubb (1927) no. 523; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10292Manchester: (1847)
GBP1400.0British County Atlas1847nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10292&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]JOHNSON, Thomas, Thos. JohnsonJohnson’s Atlas of England; With all the Railways Containing Forty Two Separate Maps of the Counties and IslandsQuarto (265 x 210 mm.), contemporary half calf, cloth boards, blind embossed title and globe on upper board, rebacked retaining original spine, blind ruled compartments and blind title, light wear. With lithographic title page and 42 full bold early wash coloured maps, interleaved, in good condition.; ONE OF ONLY TWO KNOWN EXAMPLES. The plates for this VERY RARE atlas are by Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and were first published in William Pinnock’s Guide to Knowledge, 1833. What is unusual about them for this period is that they were produced using woodblocks. The maps were the work of Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and Selena Hall (fl.1831-53, the widow of the engraver Sidney Hall). Archer was declared bankrupt shortly after in 1835 and was in prison for debt again in 1845. Here the process used by Thomas Johnson for the Atlas of England, published in Manchester in 1847, is a lithographic transfer. A Thomas Johnson is recorded as being a bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, printer and publisher in Liverpool between 1833-43. This is possibly the same Johnson as our publisher after a move to Manchester. Lithography preserves the original block or plate from excessive wear and allows an extended life. For this atlas the existence of some of the early railways is recorded. This is an example of the one further edition which appeared in 1863. It survives in just one other known example. The same lithographic title is used although the date is applied typographically. One item omitted in this edition is the contents leaf, it is not present in either example. Carroll (1996) no. 98; Chubb (1927) no. 523; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10293Manchester: (1863)
GBP1950.0British County Atlas1863nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10293&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GREENWOOD, Christopher & John, Greenwood & Co., Burleigh Street, StrandAtlas of the Counties of England, from Actual Surveys made from the years 1817-33Oblong large folio (665 x 810 mm.), contemporary half calf, edge bound, cloth boards, gilt ruled, with central calf gilt panelled title label affixed to upper board, spine with double raised bands, gilt ruled, marbled endpapers, light wear. With engraved title-page containing an early wash coloured map of England and Wales, 46 double-page early wash coloured engraved maps by J. and J. Neale, J. and C. Walker and others, Lancashire and Lincolnshire just shaved which is often the case due to their size, Rutland with tear in the upper margin, some light offsetting, much better example than most, otherwise a good example.; A CLEAN SIDE BOUND ISSUE WITHOUT FOLDS. Christopher Greenwood (1786-1855) and his brother John Greenwood (1791-1867) were both surveyors. Christopher Greenwood was from Yorkshire, he settled in Wakefield by about 1815 before moving to London in 1818. His first large-scale survey was of Yorkshire published in 1817. His brother John joined forces in 1821. Along with the distribution capabilities of George Pringle and Son, they made an immediate impact with their series of large scale surveys of many English counties.Following the extensive work carried out by on these, a reduced sized atlas was planned. It was advertised in 1828 to appear in four parts at three guineas per part and began as early as 1829, the date recorded on 11 of the plates. There were to be 46 plates, all at the scale of one-third of an inch to a mile. They ran into financial difficulties towards the end and had to take in partners to finish in 1834. Indeed, Christopher was imprisoned for debt in the same year.'For detail, general accuracy and balance allied to high quality engraving and colouring these sheets are probably the finest ever single sheet maps of the counties’ (Carroll). The maps are reductions of Greenwood's large scale maps of the counties as stated except for those of Bucks, Cambridge, Hereford, Hertford, Norfolk and Oxford which they did not survey. Studies of individual counties show many were improved with new detail on a regular basis. Provenance: with private English collection. Carroll (1996) 102; Chubb (1927) 458b; Tooley (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10294London: (1834)
GBP3500.0British County Atlas1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10294&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MOULE, Thomas, George Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane Paternoster RowThe English Counties Delineated; Or, A Topographical Description of EnglandQuarto, 2 volumes (265 x 210 mm. each), full contemporary diced russia calf, rebacked with raised bands, blind ruled compartments and dark green calf labels bearing gilt volume numbers and titles. With engraved frontispiece of King William IV bearing title, further engraved title page with vignette of Greenwich Hospital, typographic title page, pp. xxiv, 484; typographic title, pp. (2), 582, with 1 steel engraved view of Canterbury Cathedral and 58 maps mostly of English counties, all in EARLY WASH COLOUR, England trimmed and backed on cloth, Inland navigation consisting of 4 plates, Metropolitan Boroughs backed on linen, Norfolk with small tear repaired, Suffolk with binders tear repaired, Somerset folding, Yorkshire North Riding folding. Some maps trimmed slightly as is always the case, otherwise a very good example.; FIRST EDITION. Thomas Moule (1784-1851) was a noted historian, mapseller and publisher. His finest work is this, the English Counties Delineated, first published in 1837 following its issue in parts from May 1830 to the spring of 1836. The publisher was George Virtue (1793-1868) who used the same beautiful plates later in his publication of Rev. James Barclay’s Dictionary. The maps are considered the most attractive of all the later English county maps. They are embellished with topographical views, coats of arms and decorative borders. They were engraved by James Bingley (1796-1869), John Crane Dower (1791?-1847) and William Schmollinger (fl.1830-37). Bingley was born in Leicester and was in London by 1820, when he married in Chelsea. He was imprisoned for debt in 1833 at which time he was in partnership with Schmollinger. Dower was born in London and left a son John James Dower who was also an engraver. Schmollinger was also declared bankrupt in 1856. 'One of the earliest atlases to show the beginnings of the railway network that was to cover Great Britain' (Wardington Catalogue).Thomas Moule wrote books on heraldry and antiquities. From 1816-23 he was a bookseller in Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London. He was then employed in the General Post Office to 'interpret illegible addresses' (BBTI), whilst also working as Chamber-Keeper in the Lord Chamberlain's Department. The last position gave him a residence at St. James's Palace where he died in 1851. After the completion of the parts issue sometime in 1836, the English Counties Delineated appeared as a two-volume book in 1837, with subsequent editions in 1838 and 1839. The first edition offered here includes a frontispiece portrait of William IV, indicating its most likely publication before his death on 20 June 1837. Later issues include a portrait of the young Queen Victoria. Several pages of descriptive text accompany each county map. A large index ends volume two. A fine example of the work with all the maps in the preferred early wash colour state. Provenance: 'Ex Libris Thomae Rymer' bookplate pasted inside covers; Doreen Green collection; Clive A. Burden Ltd. Catalogue 14 (2017) item 67; private English Collection. British Book Trade Index; Campbell (1985); Carroll (1996) 95; Chubb (1927) 472; Sotheby's Wardington sale 10 October 2006 lot 308; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10297London: (1837)
GBP1950.0British County Atlas1837nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10297&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, EmanuelAn Accurate Map of the County of Surrey420 x 500 mm., in early outline colour, with two small areas of repair, otherwise in good condition.; EXCEEDINGLY RARE FIRST STATE. Following the success of the earlier published 'Large English Atlas', Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin undertook a 'smaller' folio version entitled the 'Royal English Atlas'. It was not a commercial success and as such is much rarer than its predecessor. Indeed the first edition is only known in 6 examples. The imprint below the map indicates that this example is in the first state as only issued in the first edition. The imprint bears a wonderful collection of the cartographers of the day 'Printed for T[homas]. Bowles in St. Pauls Church Yard, J[ohn] Bowles & Son. and Mess. [Elizabeth] Bakewell & [Henry] Parker in Cornhill, H[enry] Overton without Newgate, T[homas] Kitchin on Holborn Hill, R[obert] Sayer & J[ohn] Ryall & in Fleet Street. A good example of an extremely rare map KNOWN IN ONLY 6 EXAMPLES. Hodson 233 p. 25 state 1; Shirley BL T.Bow-4a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10351London: (c.1764)
GBP595.0Surrey Englandc.1764nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10351&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamSaxoniae, Misniae, Thuringiae, Nova Exactissimaq Descriptio350 x 510 mm., in recent wash colour, otherwise in good condition.; An attractive bordered map depicting the region of Saxony, Germany, with the city of Leipzig near the centre. This map was published in the first edition of Abraham Ortelius' 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' in 1570, the first modern atlas of the world. This example with French text on the verso is from the 1598 edition. It is derived from a map by Johann Criginger (1521-71). Van den Broecke, M. 93; Karrow 22/1; Meurer pp. 132-3.10375Antwerp: (1570-[98])
GBP195.0Germany1570-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10375&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]ORTELIUS, AbrahamAprutii Ulterioris Descriptio 1590330 x 425 mm., recent wash colour, in good condition.; The map is derived from that of Natale Bonifacio (1538-92) which was published in Rome in 1587. Three years later Abraham Ortelius used the map for his 'Theatrum'. This example with Spanish text to the verso comes from the 1612 edition. Van den Broecke no. 138; Meurer p. 118.10379Antwerp: (1590-[98])
GBP350.0Italy1590-[98]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10379&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamGenealogie de la Maison Palatine et de Baviere360 x 525 mm., recent wash colour, in good condition.; A display of the family tree of the House of Bavaria including coats of arms. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.10383Amsterdam: (1708)
GBP70.0Germany1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10383&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, John, John Cary, Engraver & Map-seller. No. 86, St. James's StreetCary's New and Correct English Atlas: Being A New Set of County Maps from Actual SurveysQuarto (315 x 260 mm.), contemporary quarter green morocco, green cloth boards, gilt ruled spine and gilt title. With engraved title, Note with Contents on verso, 'The Market and Borough Towns in England and Wales' pp. 4, 'Directions for the Junctions of the Roads of England and Wales, Through all the Counties' pp. 10, 'Index to the Preceding Routes' pp. 2, a general map of South Britain bound opposite the title, 43 county maps on 44 plates (West Riding being on two plates) and both North and South Wales, 47 maps in total, each with a leaf of descriptive text. In good condition.; ONLY THE THIRD KNOWN EXAMPLE OF THE FINAL EDITION. John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the eighteenth century. The New and Correct English Atlas by Cary was first published in 1789, the title page being dated 1787. It proved very popular and was constantly amended with new information. By the early 1800s the copper plates had been used so much that an entirely new series was produced. As far as I am aware only one other case is known where a complete set of engraved maps had to be replaced due to wear. That was also by Cary, with the Traveller's Companion. It is a measure of the success of the atlas. The first edition of this new work was published in 1809. An innovative feature he introduced in this series was to place a letter at the exit point of a road from the county. This letter would correspond to that found on the neighbouring county. This was an early form of numbering the roads and a note to that effect is placed on the verso of the Contents page. There were several later editions. The premises on the Strand burned down in a fire on 17 January 1820 as the business was planning to move to new premises at 86 St. James's Street. Shortly after George Cary became active in the business, although it is not known for sure, this is believed to be his son (1787-1859) and not his brother (c.1753-1830). George was joined by his brother John Cary 2 (1791-1852). Their father John Cary, bought a house on the Kings Road in Chelsea about the same time and died in 1835. Editions occurred at regular intervals in 1821, 1823, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1829 and 1831. Then a hiatus until two final recorded editions of 1840 and 1843. The only known example of the 1840 edition recorded by Hodson (1977) at Bournemouth Public Library has been lost, however a copy was recorded as sold at Sotheby's London 8 March 1982 lot 7 for £180, its current location is unknown. Similarly, the example of this last edition recorded as being in the Colchester Public Library is also lost. To date I have located three known examples of this final edition. An example with pasted on label of Cruchley over the imprint on the title was identified on close examination at the Newberry Library, Chicago. A further example resides in a private English collection. Unusually the maps in this example are bound in 'Camden' order starting in the south west with Cornwall. The railway lines are notably present. Provenance: acquired Bloomsbury Book Fair, Royal National Hotel July 2011; Doreen Green collection; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 65; not in Chubb; not in Fordham (1925) p. 24; refer Hodson (1984-97) 286; Smith (1988); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10393London: (1843)
GBP1250.0British County Atlas1843nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10393&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert & WHITTLE, James, R. H. Laurie, No. 53, Fleet StreetLaurie's New Traveller's Companion and Guide through the Roads of England and Wales, Including Great part of Scotland; with a General MapQuarto (265 x 175 mm.), full contemporary limp red morocco, with locking flap (retainer missing) and marbled endpapers. With engraved title page as above, an Advertisement, Directions and Explanation, Index, Parliamentary Representation, pp. ii, 8, (4), folding general map of England and Wales and 25 double page engraved maps all in early outline colour, complete with blank endpapers, with some light offsetting, otherwise a good example.; The firm of Laurie and Whittle relied heavily on the plates of Robert Sayer which were acquired following his death in 1794. Often thought of as mere publishers Robert Laurie (1755-1836) was a noted craftsman. He was a talented mezzotint engraver who invented a method of mezzotint printing in colour, an achievement that won him an award from the Royal Society of Arts in 1776. In the early 1790s he entered the publishing business with James Whittle (1757-1818) as his partner. The acquisition of Sayer’s stock catapulted them into the major league. In 1806 they published a road book entitled the ‘Laurie and Whittle’s New Traveller’s Companion’ which included road maps. They were compiled by Nathaniel Coltman who working for the Post Office was perfectly placed to produce them. Engraved by Joseph Bye, Edward Jones, Benjamin Smith and W. West they covered territory as far as the Isle of Wight and Scotland. The format was a change from the past which up to now had largely followed the strip map format devised by John Ogilby in 1675. Coltman produces here clear maps which cover larger areas for easier reference. The maps are strictly functional concentrating just on roads and distances, the earlier use of nearby features such as churches and hills is omitted. It was a success with a number of editions following and alterations were constantly made to the plates to bring them up-to-date. In 1812 Robert Laurie retired and was replaced in the partnership by his son Richard Holmes Laurie and the firm changed its name to Whittle and Laurie. Then in 1818 James Whittle died and the firm became known as that of R. H. Laurie. The firm still exists today under the name Imray, Laurie, Norie & Wilson Ltd. This example from 1832 reflects those changes. A rare edition, Carroll notes that Fordham in 1924 cited in his personal copy of the work at the RGS that there was an edition in 1932, but Carroll could not report finding one. Provenance: with manuscript inscription of ‘Geo Stockwell’ on the title page. Beresiner (1983) pp. 136-9; Carroll (1996) Appendix no. 16; Fordham (1924) p. 51; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10394London: (1832)
GBP395.0British County Atlas1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10394&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertSurrey60 x 95 mm., in good condition.; FIRST STATE. A nice example of a very rare cartographic playing card. Robert Morden's cards usually come in two states, this is an example of the first before the addition of neighbouring counties. It was first advertised in the ‘Term Catalogues’ for Easter Term 1676 as ‘The 52 Countries [sic] of England and Wales, described in a Pack of Cards … Sold by Robert Morden at the Atlas in Cornhill, Will. Berry at the Globe in the Strand, Robert Green in Budge Row, and George Minikin at the King’s Head in S. Martin’s.’ The second state was advertised in the ‘Term Catalogues’ for October of the same year, 1676.Following the Restoration of King Charles II there was much renewed interest in the pleasures of life in England after the puritan values of the Cromwell era. Amongst these was a keen desire for gaming, including the use of packs of cards. Geographical cards had been issued before this date but they usually constituted descriptive text with or without a small illustration of some kind; for example, those of H. Winstanley in 1665. The mid-1670s saw a rush of cards bearing maps. Arber (1903-06) I. 263; Mann & Kingsley (1972) p. 26; Skelton (1970) no. 94; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10427London: (1676)
GBP975.0Surrey England1676nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10427&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte pour Donner une Idée General du Gouvernement d'Ecosse; l'Ordre de la Marche ou Cavalcade de l'Assemblee de son Parlement ...360 x 455 mm., full wash colour, in good condition.; The ONLY KNOWN ILLUSTRATION OF THE RIDING OPENING THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT. Before the Union of 1707 the annual opening of the Scottish Parliament was occasioned a famous procession from Holyrood House to Parliament House. Here all of the dignitaries are shown leaving Holyrood lower left and making their way to Parliament top centre. Each individual or group is identified and the inside of the Parliament is illustrated. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.10436Amsterdam: (1708)
GBP450.0Scotland1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10436&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamCarte Genealogique de la Maison de Plantagenette et des Ducs de Normandie avec; les Branches, et les Alliances Quelles, ont Formees; pour Conduire a l'Intelligence de l'Histoire d'Angleterre et d'Ecosse, et d'Irlande385 x 950 mm., two sheets joined as one as issued, in full wash colour and good condition.; A magnificent display of the genealogical family tree of the mediaeval period of English history. The Royal families of Plantagenet's and the Dukes of Normandy, leading to the House of York on the left side and the House of Lancaster on the right side, both illustrating the Wars of the Roses. The coats of arms of Edward the Confessor and 13 others adorn the plate. It was published in the second volume of the encyclopaedic atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) entitled 'Atlas Historique ou Nouvelle Introduction a l'Histoire, a la Chronologie & a la Geographie'. It was issued from 1705 to 1720 in 7 volumes. Koeman II p. 33; Phillips 579; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' T.Chat-1a; Van Waning 'Chatelain's Atlas Historique' in IMCoS Journal 120 pp. 7-15.10437Amsterdam: (1708)
GBP195.0British Isles1708nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10437&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DRAKE, JamesDrake’s Map of the London and Birmingham Railway210 x 485 mm., early outline colour, backed on contemporary linen, with publishers folds, in good condition.; This map illustrates the route of the London to Birmingham Railway. The Railway was incorporated on 6 May 1833 with a proposed route of 112.5 miles. The first section was not opened however until 20 July 1837 when the section to Boxmoor was unveiled. A gradient profile is illustrated along the bottom. The inset upper right depicts the London terminus at Euston Grove. A fascinating document illustrating to the public the surrounding country to the line. Several miles either side are depicted. One can imagine the objections at the time. Robert Stephenson (1803-59) was the chief engineer on the London to Birmingham line. This map is believed to have been published in 1838 and accompanied 'Drake’s Road Book of the London and Birmingham Railway', 1839, it was the main illustration in the work. The map is the work of J. B. Wallace and engraved by James Archer. James (1983) A Chronology of the construction of Britain's Railways 1778-1855'.10439London: (1838)
GBP125.0British Topography1838nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10439&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWEN, Emanuel & KITCHIN, Thomas, Thomas Bowles, John Bowles and Robert SayerThe Large English Atlas: or, a New Set of MapsFolio (560 x 390 mm.), modern half calf retaining contemporary marbled paper boards, ornate blind ruling, spine with gilt and blind ruled bands, red calf gilt title label affixed. With 47 engraved double-page mapsheets consisting of a general map of England and Wales by Kitchin, general map of Scotland by James Dorret dated 1761, Bayly of Ireland, and 44 county maps of England and Wales, all in early outline colour, the first map with a stain confined mostly in the margin otherwise generally in good condition.; The maps from Emanuel Bowen and Thomas Kitchin’s beautiful 'Large English Atlas' were first issued separately and early issues of the work can be found with varying contents. The final tally of sheets for the atlas was forty-five. The project began at the hands of the publisher John Hinton before he ran into financial difficulties. They are superb clear and concise engravings. In the history of English county atlases it is hard to think of one with finer quality. Wardington praised the book saying that ‘the size of the plate presented the publishers, the engravers and the printers with as formidable a task as any posed by the finest productions of Louis XIV or XV, the best of the Dutch engravings fifty years earlier, or the Ordnance Survey sheets fifty years later’. Hodson (221) provides a thorough account of the complex history of this atlas, which was finally completed and issued with a title-page in c.1762. Tinney died in the spring of 1761, control of his estate being granted to his sister on 14 April 1761. Harold Whitaker reported that an atlas was issued with the imprint of Tinney removed from the title page however no known example has been located. There had been a spate of advertising in May of 1762 which began ‘This Day are published …’ which often marks a new edition. At this time Tinney’s imprint was removed from the maps and to reflect the change of ownership of the atlas the order of some of them was changed. From this Hodson calculates that it was Robert Sayer who purchased Tinney’s shares most likely from his sister. The shareholding was now Thomas Bowles had four shares, Robert Sayer three and John Bowles and Son two. As this work was undertaken to the maps plate numbers were also added.In the Public Advertiser for 16 May 1763, it was announced that two new maps of Scotland and Ireland had been added to the atlas. In October 1763 John Bowles ordered 200 copies of the ‘Title to Bowen’s English atlas, large folio’ to be printed by William Strahan in ‘red and black’ at a cost of £1. 12s. 0d. These were again undated and reflected another change. John Bowles’ son Carington Bowles (1724-93) left the partnership and took over that of his uncle Thomas Bowles (1688-1767). This is believed to have been in 1762 when Thomas was about 74 years old. At first Carington Bowles continued trading under his uncle’s name as can be seen in the new imprint but by 1764 he was using his own. The early owner of this example is Ralph Bates (1764-1813) who was from a prominent Northumbrian family. He became High Sheriff of the County and later Deputy Lieutenant. Provenance: bookplate of Ralph Bates, Milbourne Hall; private English collection; Clive A Burden Ltd. Catalogue 2 (2008) item 28; private foreign collection. Not in Chubb; Hodson 223; not in BL Shirley (2004).10440London: ([1763])
GBP9750.0British County Atlas[1763]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10440&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]SAXTON, Christopher - KIP, WilliamSomersettensis Comitatus Vulgo Somersett Shyre275 x 385 mm, with some discolouration to centrefold, mild paper crease lower right, otherwise in good condition.; Highly decorative, and desirable early county map. This example is from the preferred second edition of William Camden's 'Britannia' of 1610. here the text is omitted from the verso and the map is still in its first state before the addition of a plate number. Needell (1995) 23; Skelton (1970) 5.3075London: (1607-[10])
GBP225.0Somerset England1607-[10]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=3075&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CRUCHLEY, George FrederickCruchley’s County Atlas of England & Wales Shewing all the Railways & Stations ...Quarto (235 x 150 mm.), full contemporary dark blue calf, rebacked in cloth with a recent saddlebag cloth flap and new endpapers. With title page, Index and 47 lithographic maps comprising a general map of England and Wales, 43 county maps on 44 plates (West Riding being on two plates) and both North and South Wales, all in early outline colour, otherwise generally fine.; George Frederick Cruchley (1797-1880) had learned his trade with Aaron Arrowsmith and began to work for himself in 1823. His early days were concentrated on publishing maps of London but following the death of John Cary in 1834 he acquired much of the stock from the surviving heirs. Cruchley made lithographic transfers from the plates until he sold them all in 1877. Cruchley’s main marketing tool was to add to the original plates details of the railways, postal, telegraph and other useful information. These plates were originally published by Cary as the 'New and Correct English Atlas', 1809. Although quite probably acquired at an earlier date, Cruchley does not appear to have made use of them until 1863 when he published the 'County Atlas of England & Wales'. There were further undated editions of c.1864 as here, c.1868 and a final one dated 1875. All issues are rare. Provenance: with attractive railway engine bookplate of P. H. Edwards pasted inside upper cover; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 93-5; not in Chubb; Nicholson (2003) ‘G. F. Cruchley and ‘Maps for the Million’, in IMCoS Journal 93 pp. 21-38; Smith (1989b) ‘George Frederick Cruchley, 1796-1880’, in 'The Map Collector' no. 49 pp. 16-22.9808London: G. F. Cruchley, Map Seller & Globe Maker, 81, Fleet Street, London(c.1864)
GBP350.0British County Atlasc.1864nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=9808&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MORDEN, RobertThe New Description and State of England, Containing the Maps of the Counties of England and Wales, In Fifty Three Copper-Plates … The Second EditionOctavo (195 x 130 mm.), full contemporary mottled calf, ornate blind panelled boards, ribbed spine with blind ruled compartments, calf gilt title label, original endpapers. With frontispiece engraved portrait of Queen Anne facing typographic title page, address to the reader, General Account, Contents and 55 copper engraved double page maps, pp. (4), i-[xx], 96, 89-96, 129-36, 113-128, 137-287 with 79-80 mis-numbered 78-79, despite the pagination the counties are in order. With light wear to joints, otherwise in very good condition.; Robert Morden was by 1701 a successful publisher on the London scene. His most notable cartographic contribution to date was arguably the county maps for Gibson's edition of Camden's 'Britannia' in 1695. A smaller more manageable atlas seemed to be called for and in 1701 he teamed up with Thomas Cockeril and Ralph Smith to produce 'The New Description and State of England'. Morden contributed 54 small maps known as miniature Morden's. Following the death of Robert Morden in August 1703 there would have been a distribution of shareholding. Unfortunately, no record survives of these transactions. We can see from the new list of publishers on the title page that Thomas Cockerill also disposed of his shares, Ralph Smith retained his ownership and may well have expanded it. This edition was first advertised in the 'Term Catalogues' for Hilary in 1703/4 indicating a publication early in the year. Smith alone advertised the work in the 'Daily Courant' 9 March 1703/4. The title is entirely reset including now a reference to Robert Morden. The body of text however is a reissue of left-over sheets from the 1701 printing complete with pagination errors. In this example however, pp. 129-136 and 113-128 are bound in order of pagination which although the text is not disrupted places the counties out of alphabetical order. Hodson is incorrect in stating there are no alterations apart from the title page. The ‘List’ of notable people bound at the end is entirely renewed and expanded by a further fifty-one pages. Provenance: signature of 'Robe: Morell'? on the title page; private English collection. References: Chubb (1927) 125; ESTC T225736; Hodson (1984-97) 125; Shirley (2004) T.Mord 4b.10133London: Printed for Ralph Smith, at the Bible under the Piazza of the Royal-Exchange Cornhill.(1704)
GBP1800.0Wales British County Atlas1704noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10133&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OWEN, John & BOWEN, EmanuelBritannia Depicta or Ogilby Improv’d; Being a Correct Coppy of Mr Ogilby’s Actual Survey of all ye Direct & Principal Cross Roads in England and Wales ...Octavo (195 x 135 mm.), full contemporary calf, gilt panelled, rebacked with ribbed spine, gilt ruled compartments each with ornate gilt floral feature, with green calf title label attached, marbled endpapers. With title page, pp. 5, (3), 273, with 273 engraved plates of road strips and county maps printed back-to-back. Title page with small tear, maps of Berkshire and Radnor inserted from another example, otherwise a clean example.; Emanuel Bowen (1693?-1767)was one of the most prominent figures in English cartography during the middle of the eighteenth century. Since the highly influential 'Britannia' by John Ogilby had been first published in 1675 no smaller version had been issued. Then in the period 1718-20 a flush of four projects were conceived, three of which were completed. In 1720 Owen and Bowen’s 'Britannia Depicta or Ogilby Improv'd' was published. This was unquestionably the most successful. It is the only one of the three to include a set of county maps with the road strips. The author of the text was John Owen an antiquarian who had been admitted to the Middle Temple in 1718. Although known as the Owen and Bowen atlas it was in fact published jointly by Bowen and John Bowles (1701-79). It had a long life running to numerous editions; this is an example of the 1736 issue. This edition was also available for a while. Hodson identified 3 issues, this being an example of the first with the preliminary leaves bearing signatures A and A2 with the catchword on the first of LONDON. Provenance: manuscript inscription on verso of plate 273 dated April 16, 1799; over an earlier inscription of James Forrest; private English collection. Bennett (1996) pp. 40-1; Carroll (1996) 23; Chubb (1927) 153; Harley (1970) Introduction to 'Britannia Depicta'; Hodson (1984-97) 159; Shirley (2004) T.Bow 1i.10145London: Thomas Bowles(1736)
GBP1250.0Wales British County Atlas1736nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10145&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OSBORNE, ThomasGeographia Magnae Britanniae. Or, Correct Maps of all the Counties in England, Scotland, and Wales; with General ones of both Kingdoms, and of the several Adjacent Islands …Octavo (170 x 110 mm.), contemporary quarter calf, marbled paper boards, spine with raised bands, worn. With engraved title page, pp. 39, (27), (2), with 61 double page maps numbered to 60, the folding general map at the beginning being unnumbered. There are two maps numbered 19 and two 56. There are no maps numbered 22 or 50, light water stain to index leaves, otherwise in good condition.; In the 'London Evening Post' for 21-23 July 1747 was an advert stating that 'Now Engraving, In a beautiful Manner, and of proper Size to carry in the Pocket, or to bind with the Tour … A Complete Set of Maps of all the Counties in England, Scotland, and Wales … on a larger Scale than any Pocket Map hitherto publish’d'. The ‘Tour’ referred to the well known book by Daniel Defoe of the period, it was partly owned by the same publishers. There appears to have been a minor delay in the first issue as it was not advertised as being complete until the 'General Evening Post' of 8-10 November 1748. Despite naming Scotland, the two were made available separately and we may normally find England and Wales together, as in this example which was originally priced at 6s. Numerous adverts were placed in the ensuing months and no doubt this was due to the competition of Thomas Badeslade & William Toms’ 'Chorographia Britanniae' and the Thomas Kitchin and Thomas Jeffery’s 'Small English Atlas'.Traditionally the atlas has been ascribed to Thomas Osborne. Although the names of seven publishers appear on the title page, no clear attribution is made. Often the size of the share in the work indicated their principal listing in the order of names. The first named is Samuel Birt who died in November 1755. A second edition appeared soon after in which the first named is Thomas Osborne who appeared as the second named in this edition. Therefore, the work has commonly been called Osborne’s. He was also ‘the most celebrated bookseller of his day’ (Dibdin). Osborne had inherited a considerable bookseller and publishing business from his father of the same name in Gray’s Inn. It appears though that this brought with it an unfortunate air. Marston wrote that ‘to his inferiors he generally spoke with an authoritative and insolent manner’. The maps of England and Wales and Gloucestershire in the atlas are signed by Thomas Hutchinson (fl.1733-54) as engraver and although there are similarities in style with the remainder of the maps, Hodson does not believe he was responsible for them all. Chubb (1927) 190; ESTC T151875; Hodson (1984-97) 205; Shirley (2004) T.Hut 1a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10161London: Printed for S. Birt. T. Osborne. D. Browne. I. Hodges. I. Osborne. A. Millar. I. Robinson(1748)
GBP1100.0Wales British County Atlas1748noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10161&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOSWELL, HenryHistorical Descriptions of New and Elegant Picturesque Views of The Antiquities of England and WalesFolio (385 x 245 mm.), full contemporary tree calf, decorative floral gilt panelled boards, rebacked preserving the original spine with raised bands, ornate gilt ruled compartments, red calf gilt title, marbled endpapers, light wear. With engraved frontispiece, recto blank, typographic title page, with intervening contemporary tissue, Preface signed by Boswell, Index List of the Plates, List of Subscribers, pp. iv, 42, numerous unpaginated typographic descriptions, (8), with c.195 copper plate engravings and 50 maps including 40 of the English counties, maps of South Wales, North Wales and 8 further plates of maps of the Scottish districts and Irish provinces, in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. Alexander Hogg (fl.1778-1809) began working for John Cooke who was a major publisher of serialised part works. In 1778, he started out on his own in competition. Adams stated, ‘a favourite pastime of both Cooke and Hogg was the invention of elegant aliases for the authorship of their topographical "sixpenny numbers” which must in fact have owed their existence to the attic labours of a consortium of sweated Grub Street hacks’. These writers compiled these works by plagiarising existing publications and offering them as weekly parts of 6d. The original title page stated that this work was ‘published under the inspection of Henry Boswell, Esq. F.A.R.S. Assisted by Robert Hamilton, L.L.D.’ Cooke publicly accused Hogg of fabrication when he announced in 'The World' 1-2 October 1788 that there was no Henry Boswell at the F.R.A.S. (Fellows of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies). Although Hogg defended other charges, he never denied this one.'The Antiquities of England and Wales' is effectively an abridgement of the six volumes published by Francis Grose. Hodson writes that Hogg had taken over the 'London Magazine' after the publication of the volume for January to June 1785. It was at this point that no doubt he also became the owner of the copper plates by Kitchen used in 1747-63 to illustrate a set of English and Welsh counties. The parts for Hogg's work were first advertised on the verso of the title to the third volume of the 'New London Magazine' for 1787 and published in January 1788. Ten numbers were available at the price of 6d. each. This would indicate initial publication of the weekly sometime in October 1787. The one hundred parts were completed early as the 'Glocester Journal' of 16 February 1789 announced that the completed work was available ‘elegantly bound in calf and lettered, price 3l.’ Of the 50 plates, 40 are of English counties, all but one were originally published in the 'London Magazine'. All references to the work are removed. Those of Yorkshire, North and South Wales, the Orkney’s etc. and Ulster were all previously published in Hogg’s 'New British Traveller' in 1784. Those of the remainder of Ireland and Scotland were engraved on 6 new plates. This example is bound such that the maps follow the descriptions and illustrations of the Antiquities. Each map is accompanied by a single leaf of descriptive text. Both the Index and Subscribers List are present which is not always the case. The Index to the plates in the work is broken down into the 100 parts issued. The list of names on the Subscribers List on inspection appears to be quite genuine. Provenance: manuscript ownership on front free endpaper 'Mary Yeeles 1792'; below is a further inscription of 'Gilbert Price, 5 Cleveland Pl. Bath; Hugh Fattorini collection with bookplate affixed inside upper board; Sotheby's 30 April 2015 lot 123; private English collection. Adams (1983) p. xv; Chubb (1927) 257; ESTC T122443; Hodson (1984-97) 281; Shirley (2004) G.Hogg 2a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10173London: Alexander Hogg, at the King's Arms, No. 16, Paternoster-Row, and Sold by all Booksellers, Printsellers, and News-Carriers, in Town and Country(c.1787-89)
GBP950.0British County Atlasc.1787-89noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10173&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GROSE, FrancisA New and Complete Abridgement or Selection of the most Interesting and Important Subjects in The Antiquities of England and Wales; Being A Complete Collection of Beautiful Views ...Folio (375 x 235 mm.), full contemporary marbled calf, rebacked with raised bands, blind ruled compartments, gilt calf title label. With engraved frontispiece, recto blank, typographic title page, pp. 2 Preface signed by Boswell in manuscript, pp. (2), 2, 42, numerous unpaginated typographic descriptions, with c.195 copper plate engravings and 40 maps of the English counties, in good condition.; THE RARE FINAL EDITION. Alexander Hogg (fl.1778-1809) began working for John Cooke who was a major publisher of serialised part works. In 1778, he started out on his own in competition. Adams stated, ‘a favourite pastime of both Cooke and Hogg was the invention of elegant aliases for the authorship of their topographical "sixpenny numbers” which must in fact have owed their existence to the attic labours of a consortium of sweated Grub Street hacks’. These writers compiled these works by plagiarising existing publications and offering them as weekly parts of 6d. The original title page stated that this work was ‘published under the inspection of Henry Boswell, Esq. F.A.R.S. Assisted by Robert Hamilton, L.L.D.’ Cooke publicly accused Hogg of fabrication when he announced in 'The World' 1-2 October 1788 that there was no Henry Boswell at the F.R.A.S. (Fellows of the Royal and Antiquarian Societies). Although Hogg defended other charges, he never denied this one.'The Antiquities of England and Wales' is effectively an abridgement of the six volumes published by Francis Grose. Hodson writes that Hogg had taken over the 'London Magazine' after the publication of the volume for January to June 1785. It was at this point that no doubt he also became the owner of the copper plates by Kitchen used in 1747-63 to illustrate a set of English and Welsh counties. The parts for Hogg's work were first advertised on the verso of the title to the third volume of the 'New London Magazine' for 1787 and published in January 1788. Ten numbers were available at the price of 6d. each. This would indicate initial publication of the weekly sometime in October 1787. The one hundred parts were completed early as the 'Glocester Journal' of 16 February 1789 announced that the completed work was available ‘elegantly bound in calf and lettered, price 3l.’ All but one of the county maps were originally published in the 'London Magazine'. All references to the work are removed. That was previously published in Hogg’s 'New British Traveller' in 1784. Each map is accompanied by a single leaf of descriptive text. For this final revised edition, the pseudonym of Henry Boswell is dropped altogether, no further pretence of his existence is given. Indeed, the reworded title places Francis Grose in the most prominent position. Hodson records only four known examples, two in the Burden collection, one in the Whitaker Collection, Leeds, and another in a private collection. To this the ESTC records the John Rylands Library, Manchester, and Worcester College, Oxford. There is a newly engraved frontispiece also after Ryley by Scott. In this edition only the forty maps of the English counties are included, those of Wales, Scotland and Ireland are omitted. For this work Alexander Hogg was joined by Henry Delahoy Symonds as publisher. Hodson noted that Carroll had located an advert in the 'Lincoln, Rutland and Stamford Mercury' for 3 August 1798 in which the work was offered either bound for £2. 10s. 0d., or in forty numbers for 1s. each. Adams (1983) p. xv; Chubb (1927) 257; ESTC T122443; Hodson (1984-97) 281; Shirley (2004) G.Hogg 2a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10174London: Sold by H. D. Symonds, No. 20, and Alex. Hogg, No. 16, Paternoster-Row; and may be had of all the Principal Booksellers and Newsmen in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland(1798)
GBP750.0British County Atlas1798noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10174&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DODSLEY, Robert & JamesEngland Illustrated or a Compendium of the Natural History, Geography, Topography and Antiquities Ecclesiastical and Civil, Of England and Wales. With Maps of the several CountiesQuarto, two volumes (290 x 225 mm. each), full contemporary speckled calf, ribbed spines gilt ruled with decorative gilt central features, gilt red calf title labels. With typographic title page, Preface, Contents, Introduction, pp. (8), xiii, blank, 426; typographic title page, Contents, pp. (4), 490, with two general folding maps, 52 engraved county maps, all by Thomas Kitchin, 39 engraved town views and numerous other engravings set in the text, complete with blank endpapers, some offsetting from maps to text second folding map wrinkled, B2 in the first volume not fully bound, otherwise a good example.; Thomas Kitchin (1718-84) was one of the most notable English cartographers of the eighteenth century. He was both an engraver and publisher of considerable reputation who was made Hydrographer to King George III. He worked with many of his contemporaries on various projects. In late October 1763 Robert (1703-64) and James Dodsley announced the publication of the two-volume 'England Illustrated' utilising 54 maps engraved by Kitchin. Each map was accompanied by descriptive text of the county and engravings by others. The maps give remarkable detail of major roads, each having a decorative cartouche. The atlas appeared on time being advertised as available on the 1 December 1763. A total of 1000 copies were printed. The same maps were re-issued in 1765 by James Dodsley as 'Kitchen’s English Atlas', a very rare work. Robert Dodsley died on 23 September 1764, he was a successful writer, poet and publisher before moving into cartographic items. His first contribution was John Cowley’s 'Geography of England', 1744. Provenance: manuscript notation inside upper board of both volumes 'A Present from Mr. Norris to Richard Franklyn, Junior. 1802', with accompanying bookplate for Franklyn; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 98-9; Chubb (1927) 224; Hodson (1984-97) 231; Shirley (2004) T.Kit 3a.10175London: Printed for R. and J. Dodsley, in Pall-mall(1763[64])
GBP1250.0British County Atlas1763[64]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10175&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, CaringtonPaterson’s British Itinerary being A New and Accurate Delineation and Description of the Direct and Principal Cross Roads …Small quarto (185 x 115 mm.), two volumes, full early marbled calf, gilt panelled, spine with ornate gilt ruled bands, calf gilt title and volume numbers affixed, light wear. Volume 1 with engraved general double-page map of England and Wales in early wash colour, engraved title page, dedication, General Contents, Preface, Index to the Direct Roads, Cross Roads, 'Scotch' Roads and 186 strip road maps (2 to a page), 187 & 188 blank, pp. x, xxix, (1), 40 [paginated 189-228]; volume 2 with engraved title page 142 strip road maps (2 to a page), branch roads pp. 24 [paginated 143-167], (1), engraved title page to the Cross Roads, a further 30 strip road maps of the Cross Roads beginning on the verso of the title (2 to a page), Cross Roads and Roads in Scotland, Errata to the verso pp. 90, (1) [paginated 31-121], advert pasted on back board of second volume, in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. Daniel Paterson (1738-1825) was born at Duddingston, Edinburgh in 1738. He was commissioned in the army in 1765 and served in the Quartermaster General’s department until 1812. He made Assistant Quartermaster General for the last eight years before his retirement. He then became Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec until his death in 1825. According to the ODNB it seems unlikely that he ever went there. 'Paterson’s Roads' was first published in 1771 and it proved to be a popular work being published into the nineteenth century. It only contained one general map. In 1785, this rarer profusely illustrated work was published by Carington Bowles running to only five editions. There are two road strips per page, each individually numbered. It is notable for including some of the first road maps of many parts of Scotland. Paterson made no significant cartographic contribution but did however compile useful works containing much information on the roads. The general map is divided into two by colour and an engraved dotted line extending from London to Chester. The lower margin of the map states that the roads illustrated to the west of the line are found in the first volume, those to the east are in the second volume. Provenance: bookplate of Arthur Hugh Smith Barry of Marbury Hall pasted on first free endpaper opposing similar shelf number plate inside covers; of second volume; private English collection. Carroll (1996) Appendix 15; ESTC T93554; Fordham (1924) p. 36; Fordham (1925b) pp. 344-55; ODNB; Shirley (2004) T.Pat 1a.10191London: Carington Bowles, At his Map and Print-Warehouse, No. 69 St. Pauls Church Yard(1785)
GBP495.0British County Atlas1785nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10191&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOWLES, Henry Carington & CARVER, SamuelPaterson’s British Itinerary being A new and accurate Delineation and Description of the Direct and Principal Cross Roads …Small quarto (185 x 110 mm.), two volumes, full original marbled calf, gilt panelled, spine with ornate blind ruled compartments, with gilt calf title and volume labels. Volume 1 with engraved general map of England and Wales, engraved title page, engraved dedication, General Contents, preface 8 pp. and Index to the Direct Roads, 340 engraved road strip maps (2 to a page), Direct Roads of a lesser notes paginated 341-403, pp. xxxv, [62], blank. Volume 2: Engraved title page, 46 [cross] road strip maps (2 to a page), distance tables, various other tables, an index and a page of additions paginated 450-634. Slight wear to the binding but generally in very good condition.; Daniel Paterson (1738-1825) was born at Duddingston, Edinburgh in 1738. He was commissioned in the army in 1765 and served in the Quartermaster General’s department until 1812. He made Assistant Quartermaster General for the last eight years before his retirement. He then became Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec until his death in 1825. According to the ODNB it seems unlikely that he ever went there. 'Paterson’s Roads' was first published in 1771 and it proved to be a popular work being published into the nineteenth century. It only contained one general map. In 1785, this rarer profusely illustrated work was published by Carington Bowles (1724-93) running to only five editions. There are two road strips per page, each individually numbered. It is notable for including some of the first road maps of many parts of Scotland. Paterson made no significant cartographic contribution but did however compile useful works containing much information on the roads. This 'Second Edition Improved' of 1807 is in fact the final issue. It was published by Carington Bowles’ successors, Henry Carington Bowles (his son) in partnership with Samuel Carver. In this issue there is a change of format. In this work the direct roads are all consecutive in the first volume. The crossroads are in the second volume. All plates and text pages are numbered consecutively throughout the two volumes. The general map has had the engraved dividing line marking the two volumes erased. New statements above and below the map allude to the location of specific roads. Provenance: private English collection. Carroll (1996) Appendix 15; Fordham (1924) p. 37; Fordham (1925b) 'Paterson’s Roads' pp. 344-55; ODNB.10192London: Bowles & Carver, At their Map and Print-Warehouse, No. 69 St. Paul's Church Yard(1807)
GBP495.0British County Atlas1807nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10192&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's New and Correct English Atlas: Being A New Set of County Maps from Actual SurveysQuarto (315 x 255 mm.), later half calf marbled paper boards, spine with gilt ruled compartments, original calf title label preserved, later endpapers. Engraved title page and Dedication, typographic contents leaf, map of South Britain and 43 county maps on 44 plates (West Riding being on two plates) and both North and South Wales, 47 maps in total, all in early outline colour with main routes coloured brown with wash to wooded areas, 'Directions for the Junctions of the Roads of England and Wales through all the Counties', 'Market and Borough Towns in England and Wales', 'List of the Principal Post and Sub-Post Towns in England and Wales' pp. 17, in good condition.; John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the eighteenth century. This is the first of three significant English County productions. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. This example of Cary's 'New and Correct English Atlas' is from the second edition of 1793. It was however continuously available and only reflects a move to new premises. An innovative feature he introduced was to place a letter at the exit point of a road from the county. This letter would correspond to that found on that of the neighbouring county. This was an early form of numbering the roads. This edition of the atlas was on sale until 1809. This is an early issue as determined by Hodson based on the presence of the earlier state of maps of Leicestershire, Middlesex and Oxfordshire, all dated 1 May 1792. This is likely when the revisions clearly commenced. They would later be revised to those of the others, namely 1 January 1793. Similarly, it bears the dedication to Viscount Weymouth (d. 1796) not present in later examples. Provenance: bookplate of Robert John Verney, Lord Willoughby de Broke (1809–1862) pasted inside front cover; pencil inscription on front free endpaper of 'A. B. Sackett Merton 1921'; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 261; Fordham (1925a) p. 23; Hodson (1984-97) 286; Shirley (2004) T.Cary 2c; Smith (1988) 'The Map Collector' 43 pp. 40-47.10196London: John Cary, Engraver & Map-seller, No. 181, near Norfolk Street, Strand(Jany. 1st. 1793)
GBP650.0British County AtlasJany. 1st. 1793nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10196&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Survey of the High Roads from London to Hampton Court, Bagshot ...Small quarto (225 x 160 mm.), full contemporary marbled calf, rebacked with blind ruled raised bands, red calf gilt title label, later endpapers. With engraved title page, Explanation and Advertisement, map of the Turnpike Gates, folding general map, both in early wash colour and 80 strip road maps on 40 sheets all in early wash colour, engraved throughout, otherwise in good condition.; John Cary (c.1754-1835) and descendants were possibly the most prolific publishers of cartography around the turn of the nineteenth century. Cary is noted for the clarity of detail in his maps and was the first to use the Greenwich meridian. In 1794 he was commissioned by the Postmaster-General to survey the roads of Great Britain. Cary had already published road books; indeed his first publication is one showing the roads between London and Falmouth, 1784. In 1790 Cary published his 'Survey of the High Roads from London' which contained twelve routes from the city and eighteen cross roads. All are in lovely early colour and display a wealth of information. It was particularly pointed out by Cary that the country houses along the route could be seen from certain vantage points which are marked out on the maps. It was re-issued unaltered in 1799 and again as offered here in 1801 with a few updates of the names of homes and their owners. Provenance: with ink ownership inscription on front free endpaper of Maurice H. Fitzgerald, author; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 80-2; Fordham (1924) p. 40; Fordham (1925) pp. 40-1.10200London: (1801)
GBP850.0Middx; Berks; Bucks; Herts; Essex; Kent; Surrey British County Atlas1801nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10200&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Traveller's Companion, or, a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales; shewing the immediate Rout to every Market and Borough Town throughout the Kingdom. Laid down from the best Authorities, On A New Set Of County Maps. To which is added An Alphabetical List of all the Market Towns, with the Days on which they are heldSmall quarto (160 x 105 mm.), full contemporary marbled calf, ornate gilt panelled, rebacked with gilt ruled compartments, marbled endpapers. With engraved title page, Advertisement and Contents and 43 engraved maps bound back-to-back, all in early outline colour, that of Yorkshire folding with binders tear repaired by backing on paper, Index with an advert leaf on verso of final leaf pp. 7, (1), endpapers detaching, otherwise in good condition.; This is the second edition of the smallest of three English county atlases produced by John Cary. The ‘Advertisement’ for 'Cary’s New Itinerary' for 1802 described it as being an abridgement of the 'New and Correct English Atlas' of 1787-89. The immense success of that work clearly encouraged Cary to issue a smaller, pocket size version for the traveller. It was designed to be of use to them on the widening network of turnpike roads. Travel is at the core of each of the maps, the clear feature of each is the road network. The Advertisement at the beginning stated his intent, ‘With an anxious desire to render this work useful to travellers, the Proprietor has paid every attention to accuracy, and in the endeavour to render it of real utility …’On each map Cary is prominently identified as the engraver. Above the title on each map may be found a compass rose with the points of the compass, these indicate the orientation of the map. In the border below are found a list of distances to London from key towns and cities found within. The seven-page Index at the end compacts a considerable amount of information. The market days for each town are given, borough towns are marked with an asterisk with the number of their representatives given in brackets. Cities and universities are given in capital letters. As might be expected, a clear and detailed method. The work proved extremely popular. So much so that not one, but two, entirely new series of copper plates were produced during the lifetime of the work as the plates wore out. The imprint date on all but that of Yorkshire has been altered to 1 September 1792. The original index and advert are retained indicating an early issue. Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1927) 274; ESTC T225279; Fordham (1924) p. 40; Fordham (1925) pp. 35-7; Shirley (2004) T.Cary 3c; Smith (1988) pp. 40-47; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10203London: Printed for John Cary, Engraver, Map & Printseller, Strand(1 Jan. 1791-[92])
GBP195.0British County Atlas1 Jan. 1791-[92]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10203&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, JohnCary's Improved Map of England & Wales, with a Considerable Portion of Scotland, Planned Upon a Scale of Two Statute Miles to One InchOblong folio (565 x 690 mm.), contemporary half calf, green cloth boards, gilt ruled, gilt title embossed on upper board, ornate gilt raised bands, gilt ruled compartments, gilt title, marbled endpapers, front one with small tear, light wear. With engraved title, general key map, map of England and Wales in 65 numbered sheets, all in early outline colour, some offsetting otherwise in fine condition.; This work follows on the Cary tradition of a large-scale map of England and Wales dissected and published in atlas form. John Cary would first publish one as a wall map in 1792 followed 2 years later by the 'New Map of England and Wales, with part of Scotland' in atlas form with 81 sheets in 1794. It was replaced by newly engraved plates for a 'second edition' 1816. This was published and corrected through to 1834. The origin of this map goes back to 1819 with an extensive advert in 'Cary's New Itinerary' of 1819 which stated, 'Part the First, containing the whole of Cornwall & part of Devonshire, will be published early in the ensuing autumn'. The advert in the 1821 edition stated 'Parts I & II are now published ...'. By 1828 ten parts had been published. The intention was to issue the map in fourteen parts priced at £1 1s. each, in 63 sheets. On completion it consisted of 65 sheets.As it was issued the dates varied accordingly but when the whole was published here in 1832 the imprints were brought up to date. As is often the case, the whole would not make up a rectangular map. Those portions which would have covered empty sea have been omitted.' It is very fully and clearly engraved, giving great detail' (Fordham). Provenance: private English collection. Fordham (1925) pp. 120-1; Smith (1988); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10215London: G. & J. Cary, 86 St. James's Street(1832)
GBP1250.0British Isles1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10215&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LAURIE, Robert & WHITTLE, JamesLaurie's New Traveller's Companion, and Guide through the Roads of England and Wales, Including Great part of Scotland; with a General Map, and an Index Villaris, & c.Quarto (265 x 175 mm.), full contemporary limp red morocco, with locking flap (later?), rebacked, with pocket at the end and one later endpaper. With engraved title page, an Advertisement, Directions and Explanation leaf, Index, Parliamentary Representation, pp. ii, 8, (4), folding general map of England and Wales (with fold repair) and 25 double page engraved maps all in early outline colour, complete with blank endpapers. With some light offsetting, otherwise a good example.; The firm of Laurie and Whittle relied heavily on the plates of Robert Sayer which were acquired following his death in 1794. Often thought of as mere publishers Robert Laurie (1755-1836) was a noted craftsman. He was a talented mezzotint engraver who invented a method of mezzotint printing in colour, an achievement that won him an award from the Royal Society of Arts in 1776. In the early 1790s he entered the publishing business with James Whittle (1757-1818) as his partner. The acquisition of Sayer’s stock catapulted them into the major league. In 1806 they published a road book entitled the 'Laurie and Whittle’s New Traveller’s Companion' which included road maps. They were compiled by Nathaniel Coltman who, working for the Post Office was perfectly placed to produce them. Engraved by Joseph Bye, Edward Jones, Benjamin Smith and W. West they covered territory as far as the Isle of Wight and Scotland. The format was a change from the past which until first published had largely followed the strip map format devised by John Ogilby in 1675. Coltman produces here clear maps which cover larger areas for easier reference. The maps are strictly functional concentrating just on roads and distances, the earlier use of nearby features such as churches and hills is omitted. It was a success with a number of editions following and alterations were constantly made to the plates to bring them up-to-date. In 1812 Robert Laurie retired and was replaced in the partnership by his son Richard Holmes Laurie and the firm changed its name to Whittle and Laurie. Then in 1818 James Whittle died and the firm became known as that of R. H. Laurie. The firm still exists today under the name Imray, Laurie, Norie & Wilson Ltd. This example is the penultimate edition, the final issue being in 1846. The general map bears an imprint dated 1840. Carroll reports the same in another example. Found in the pocket at the end is a folding sheet in French with a table of routes in Germany. Provenance: with manuscript inscription of ‘Geo Stockwell’ on the title page. Beresiner (1983) pp. 136-9; Carroll (1996) Appendix no. 16; Fordham (1924) p. 51 (this edition not listed); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10225London: R. H. Laurie, No. 53, Fleet Street(1838-[40])
GBP395.0British County Atlas1838-[40]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10225&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]CARY, John - CRUCHLEY, George FrederickCruchley’s County Atlas of England & Wales Shewing all the Railways & Stations with their names, also The Turnpike Roads and principal cross roads to all the cities, market and borough towns with the distance from town to townQuarto (240 x 155 mm.), full contemporary cloth boards, ornate blind panelled boards with gilt embossed title to upper board, spine with blind ruled compartments, front free endpaper torn away. With title page, Index of maps, general map of England and Wales, 43 county maps on 44 plates (West Riding being on two plates) and both North and South Wales, 47 maps in total, all in early wash colour, the general and final maps with small centrefold split, otherwise in good condition.; George Frederick Cruchley (1797-1880) had learned his trade with Aaron Arrowsmith and began to work for himself in 1823. His early days were concentrated on publishing maps of London but following the death of John Cary in 1835, he acquired much of the stock from the surviving heirs. Cruchley made lithographic transfers from the plates until he sold them all in 1877. Cruchley’s main marketing tool was to add to the original plates, details of the railways, postal, telegraph and other useful information. These plates were originally published by Cary as the 'New and Correct English Atlas', 1809. Although quite probably acquired at an earlier date, Cruchley does not appear to have made use of them until 1863 when he published the 'County Atlas of England & Wales'. There were further editions of c.1864 and 1875. This is an example of the last dated edition of George Cruchley’s 'County Atlas of England & Wales'. All editions are rare. Provenance: original booksellers label of T. W. Arthur, Carlisle, affixed inside upper cover; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 93-5; Chubb (1927) 555; Nicholson (2003) ‘G. F. Cruchley and ‘Maps for the Million’, in 'IMCoS Journal' 93 pp. 21-38; Smith (1989b) ‘George Frederick Cruchley, 1796-1880’, in 'The Map Collector' no. 49 pp. 16-22.10230London: G. F. Cruchley, Map Seller & Globe Maker, 81, Fleet Street, London(1875)
GBP350.0British County Atlas1875nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10230&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]GRAY, George CarringtonGray’s New Book of Roads. The Tourist and Travellers Guide to the Roads of England and Wales, and Part of ScotlandOctavo (145 x 120 mm.), contemporary half calf, with marbled paper boards, rebacked with matching spine, gilt ruled compartments, each with central gilt star feature, gilt title. With typographic title with a woodcut vignette, further typographic title as above, pp. (2), (viii), 86, (70), (28) with 49 further maps (3 folding) in early outline colour, Index general map opposite 'Reference to the Maps' numbered '0', maps numbered to 47 including 40 counties, 3 of Yorkshire Ridings, Lake District, South Scotland, North and South Wales and the Isle of Thanet unnumbered but '48' in the list of contents, otherwise in good condition.; A fine road book featuring a complete set of English county maps by Charles Cooke (1750-1816). The plates are like those in Wallis's 'New Pocket Edition' of c.1812. He was a bookseller who succeeded his father in Paternoster Row around 1789. The maps were originally published in 'Cooke's Modern British Traveller' of 1802-10 with text written by George Alexander Cooke. They were not related. It was issued in 25 volumes. Following Charles Cooke's death, the plates were published by Sherwood, Neely and Jones in 'Topography of Great Britain or British Traveller's Directory' in 1817. The text was updated and published 'by Assignment from the Executors of the late C. Cooke'. George Carrington Gray's 'Book of Roads' was available according to the initial title page 'Price Seven Shillings Bound; or, With a Series of Maps, Forming a Complete County Atlas, Twelve Shillings Bound'. This also includes a nice little vignette scene of a rider paying at a toll-gate. With extensive details of the roads followed by the county atlas and an Index. The maps are unaltered from earlier issues beyond the addition of a plate number. About the compiler Gray, little is known. The Preface states that he is aware of the 'two books of established reputation on the subject, those of Paterson and Carey'. He goes on to state that 'a third book ... may also possess advantages, exclusively its own'. There follows an extensive description of these beginning 'we are enabled to concentrate and bring under the immediate notice of the traveller, at one reference from the General Index, the various lines of route leading to any required point of distance ...' It appears an early owner might have been a doctor. The first free endpaper includes a manuscript list of items to take on his travels. Provenance: booksellers label inside front cover of E. Collings, Bath; inscription inside upper cover of A Landon?; private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 63; Chubb (1927) 392; Fordham (1924) p. 58; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).10238London: Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster Row(1824)
GBP350.0British County Atlas1824nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10238&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LEWIS, WilliamLewis's New Traveller's Guide, or a Pocket Edition of the English Counties. Containing all the Direct & Cross Roads in England & WalesOctavo (150 x 115 mm.), contemporary half red calf, with paper boards, publisher's paper title label affixed to upper board, spine with gilt tooling top and bottom and gilt title. With general map of England and Wales, engraved title page, Preface dated 1819, Contents, List of Mail-Coaches etc., 40 maps of the counties, North and South Wales as called for, in all 43 maps, each with a page of descriptive text, Yorkshire folding, all in full contemporary wash colour, first front free endpaper with upper portion torn away, some light foxing to the text, otherwise a good example.; This fine little series of maps was first published by James Wallis (fl.1810-25) c.1812 as 'Wallis’ New Pocket Edition of the English Counties or Traveller’s Companion'. The maps are easily distinguished by the design of the title at the top of the map. They include a wealth of information with a key in the lower margin. A further edition was published c.1814 before they were used in two works by Patrick Martin, as the extremely rare 'Sportsman’s Almanack and the New Travellers Guide' which survives in just the one known example. By 1819 the work was in the hands of William Lewis (fl.1796-1838) who reissued it as 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', reusing the title with its attractive vignette of a coach and four with postillions. Although undated the Preface is signed 16 October 1819. It was first issued with the maps still bearing the imprint of Martin below. This was understandably altered quickly; this example bears the corrected imprints of Lewis at Finch Lane. The atlas was on sale for many years, apparently unaltered. However, the maps of Gloucestershire and Somerset are printed on paper watermarked 1827 and that of Buckinghamshire may well be 1832. The maps of Essex and Warwickshire, Worcestershire and South Wales all bear watermarks of Whatman 1821.There have been some alterations to many of the maps, roads have been re-engraved, the etching to the coast lines has been removed and many new place-names added. According to the label pasted on the cover it was sold for ‘£1 1s.’, unchanged from its first issue.There have been some alterations to many of the maps, roads have been re-engraved, the etching to the coast lines has been removed and many new place-names added. All of them are in lovely full early wash colour. Provenance: ownership inscription inside upper cover dated 30 August 1832?; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 68; Chubb (1927) 364; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10242London: W. Lewis, No. 21 Finch Lane, Cornhill([1819]-[32])
GBP250.0British County Atlas[1819]-[32]noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10242&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]TEESDALE, HenryImproved Edition of the New British Atlas, Containing a Complete Set of County Maps, On Which are Delineated all the Principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns and most considerable VillagesLarge quarto (375 x 255 mm.), contemporary half green morocco, cloth boards, rebacked spine with double lined gilt ruled compartments, calf gilt title label. With double page engraved title corrected to 1835 and 48 early outline coloured maps, comprising folding maps of England & Wales, Ireland and Scotland, maps of North and South Wales, and 40 maps of the English counties, Yorkshire in four sheets laid on linen and folded, light water stain to upper margin of front free endpaper and title, a couple with minor splits to lower centrefold, otherwise in good condition.; The first edition of this atlas was published in 1829 and the title page of this issue states that the ‘whole [is] carefully revised & corrected to the year, 1832.’ In fact the first true use of the plates was in Robert Rowe’s 'English Atlas' published in 1816. Only two examples of that atlas survive. Rowe (c.1775-1843) was a publisher and engraver but it is as the latter that he is most noted. It is possible that he both drew and engraved the maps in 'The English Atlas'. Amongst his earliest works are the engraving of two sets of playing cards of the English Counties. Both are exceedingly rare; those of John Fairburn, 1798, and Joseph Allen, 1811. Rowe continued selling the county maps until at least 1825. The date of their acquisition by Henry Teesdale (1776-1855) is not known. Born in London, his first known publication was a reissue of Christopher Greenwood’s large-scale map of Yorkshire in 1828. Teesdale was elected a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society shortly after its foundation in 1830. The earliest known edition is 1829, the date of issue is derived from the wording of the title ‘the whole carefully revised & corrected to the year, 1829.’ It was published in partnership with John Jordan and William Colling Hobson as Henry Teesdale & Co. All reference to Rowe is removed and Teesdale’s imprint added to each map. A new larger general map of England and Wales replaces the earlier one and two matching maps of Scotland and Ireland are added. The oval titles to each of the maps are replaced with a simple county name. The early railways in Durham, Lancashire, Middlesex and Surrey are amongst others included.There were further editions similarly dated 1830 and 1831. All three issues contain gradual improvements and alterations to the plates. The Reform Bill of 1832 introduced big changes in the electoral system in England and Wales. Prior to the Bill the population electing each member varied considerably. Many rural areas were very small and dominated by powerful landowners. Since the industrial revolution, several large cities now had very large populations. This power was now more evenly distributed, and the electorate increased from about 400,000 to 650,000, or about one in five adult males.Teesdale’s 'Improved Edition of the New British Atlas' of 1832 reflected these changes. The title page bears two additions either side of the contents list. The first reflects the electoral reforms and on the right side is an Explanation of the political symbols on the maps. The plates continue to reflect the ever-expanding railway network along with other improvements. Each also incorporated population statistics for 1831 and tax information from 1830. This ensuing edition is redated 1835 and retains the same imprint, despite Worms and Baynton-Williams stating that the partnership was formerly dissolved on 21 November 1832. Provenance: with pencil inscription on recto of title 'John ? Edwards'; private English collection; Clive A Burden Ltd. (2007) Catalogue I item 87; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 190 & 227-9; Carroll (1996) 71; Chubb (1927) 414; Smith (1982); Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10247London: Henry Teesdale & Co. 302, Holborn(1835)
GBP650.0British County Atlas1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10247&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MILLER, RobertMiller's new Miniature Atlas, containing a Complete Set of County Maps, in which are Carefully Delineated All the Principal Direct & Cross Roads ...Duodecimo (135 x 105 mm.), modern half green calf, green cloth boards, spine with gilt date and title, re-guarded. With engraved title, Index and 56 copper plate maps, all in full early wash colour, pp. 12, otherwise in very good condition.; A VERY RARE WORK. The maps were originally published as a set of exceedingly rare card maps of the counties by Thomas Crabb. Their first atlas publication was in this 'New Miniature Atlas' of 1820 by Robert Miller (fl.1810-21), a publisher and bookseller. This is his one cartographic production. Miller was apprenticed to the Stationers Company in 1801 and made free in 1809. Eugene Burden reported that Miller was at the Fish Street address from 1817 to 1822. In 1927 Chubb originally placed a date of c.1810 on this work. It was the example in the Harold Whittaker Collection which first drew attention to the catalogue of 'Books and Fancy Articles' bound at the end. On page nine can be seen a list of portraits including one of ‘His late Majesty George III’ along with one of ‘His Majesty George IV’. George III died 29 January 1820. There are two versions of the atlas, this is early format with a ten and a half page. All the map imprints now reflect Miller's address and each is now numbered. The maps are bound in a curious order. Beginning with Middlesex it extends through Hertfordshire to the north, then starts again with Surrey before extending through the west ending with those of Wales.The plates were then acquired by the great publishing house of William Darton [1755-1819], by now in the hands of his son, also William [1781-1854]. These plates were famously issued even later in the much better known atlas by Reuben Ramble (1810-75), whose name is a pseudonym for the Reverend Samuel Clark. Provenance: Bonhams 26 June 2007 lot 309; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 154; Burden (1994) 75.ii; Carroll (1996) 74; Chubb (1927) 340; Tooley (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10252London: R. Miller, 24, Old Fish Street St. Pauls([1820])
GBP950.0Wales British County Atlas[1820]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10252&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]RAMBLE, ReubenReuben Ramble’s Travels through the Counties of EnglandQuarto (210 x 170 mm.), contemporary half calf, full contemporary red cloth, ornate blind ruling to boards, gilt embossed title to upper board, rebacked in matching cloth. With pictorial frontispiece and title, further letterpress title, Preface and 40 early wash coloured lithographic plates, some light offsetting as usual, otherwise a good example.; This work makes use of the process of lithography to draw from the exceedingly rare Thomas Crabb copper plates. Here the imprint and plate number are removed and railways added. The title is now plain without the panel and each now has a pictorial surround. As the Preface states the book is for the juvenile market and meant to be an ‘Introduction to the English Counties’. The vignettes illustrate ‘various topographical peculiarities and historical events, which will tend more effectually to fix the Counties on the recollection’. The accompanying text aims to ‘attain comprehensiveness and brevity’.William Darton Junior (1781-1854) was joined in 1830 by his son John Maw Darton (1809-81) and shortly after the name was changed to Darton & Son. The partnership was dissolved when William Darton retired in 1837. At some time around 1841 he was joined by the educationalist Samuel Clark (1810-75). He was born to a middle-class Quaker family in Southampton and unwillingly went to work for his father aged thirteen and a half as a brush and basket maker. Well read, he moved to London in 1836 before joining Darton in partnership. After matriculating from Magdalen Hall, Oxford, in 1839, he pursued both business and a degree. He wrote to fund his college expenses.He wrote under the pseudonym of Reuben Ramble and designed this atlas for children. The reference works normally place a date of c.1845 on this work, however it is made up of five parts, the southern and western parts of which we have had with ownership inscriptions dated December 1843. Indeed, this is supported by the fact that the 'Oxford Dictionary of National Biography' states ‘in 1843, he dissolved his partnership with Darton, and went abroad with Edward Strachey, visiting Italy and Greece’. He would go on to become the Rector of Eaton-Bishop.As referred to above the work was issued in parts. The five consist of Southern, Northern, Western, Midland and Eastern regions. Each contain 8 maps and their accompanying text. The Southern part commencing with Surrey is usually, but not always the first part. The ensuing order does vary. Provenance: with inscription on front free endpaper 'Mary ... Given her by her Grandmama Sep. 13. 1844'; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 96-7 & 183; Carroll (1996) 74A; Chubb (1927) 517; ODNB; Smith (1982) pp. 190-1; Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10254London: Darton and Clark, 58 Holborn Hill(c.1844)
GBP1650.0British County Atlasc.1844nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10254&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]REID, William HenryThe Panorama: or, Traveller's Instructive Guide; Through England and Wales; Exhibiting all the Direct and Principal Cross Roads, Cities, Towns, Villages, Parks, Canals, &c. ...Octavo (120 x 80 mm.), recent quarter calf, marbled paper boards, spine with gilt ruling top and bottom and gilt title. With engraved frontispiece title, engraved Contents, typographic title page with Index on verso, Address with Errata on the verso, two engraved divisional titles of England and Wales, pp. (4), 162, and 53 maps (1 general and 52 county maps) all in full original wash colour, tear to p. 113, water stain to Welsh half title, otherwise in good condition.; An early issue of this rare atlas. The instigators of this project appear to be James Wallis and Charles Hinton. The latter took over the address of 1 Ivy Lane in 1820, the premises of Thomas Crabb following his death in August 1819. Crabb's own set of county maps on card likely encouraged Hinton to follow suit. Here the style is very similar and many of the same errors of spelling are found in both. Little is known of Hinton beyond this one work, he is not even listed in the British Book Trade Index. To assist in the work, he brought in James Wallis (fl.1810-25). It appears he started out as an engraver, becoming a bookseller, printer, stationer and publisher. His earliest work appears to be 'Oddy’s New General Atlas of the World', published by Samuel Augustus Oddy (1779-1847) in 1811, with Wallis as the engraver. Wallis then produced the 'New British Atlas' in 1813 and 'Wallis’s New Pocket Edition' c.1812. This is his final atlas work. Twenty of the maps here include the imprints of Wallis and Hinton, in fact in equal numbers. As with earlier works, this identifies a 50-50 partnership. For some reason production struggled and a new partner was sought. As Wallis’ name is on the title page of the finished work as printer, it is unclear if he kept his share but Hinton certainly sold his. The remaining 32 maps were engraved without any imprint.The new partner was William Henry Reid and the finished maps are often referred to as those of ‘Wallis-Reid’. A W. H. Reid is listed in 'Johnstone's London Commercial Guide' for 1818 as an ‘Appraiser & auct. 32, Charing-cross’. Further research found a William Henry Reid listed in the 'Post Office London Commercial Directory' for 1843 as ‘architectural, engineering & scientific bookseller & publisher, 15 Charing Cross’. It is a reasonable assumption to conclude this is one and the same person. Each map has the mail coach roads coloured in red and is accompanied by extensive descriptive text. A rare work, Chubb recorded ‘the only copy I have seen is in the possession of Dr. F. B. Penfold’. The work is undated but the latest found in the text is on p. 62 which refers to a resolution passed in the House of Commons on 12 July 1820. The Crabb plates had been acquired by Robert Miller and were issued as 'Miller’s new Miniature Atlas', without text. This gave the 'Panorama' the edge but in 1822 William Darton re-issued it with text also. Provenance: private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 234; Chubb (1927) 372; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10259London: W. H. Reid, Charing Cross(1820)
GBP1650.0Wales British County Atlas1820nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10259&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DEPPING, George BernardL'Angleterre, ou Description Historique et Topographique du Royaume Uni de la Grande-BretagneDuodecimo, four volumes only (150 x 100 mm. each), contemporary quarter calf, marbled paper boards, spines with gilt decoration largely worn away, gilt volume numbers, retaining contemporary silk page marks, worn. With typographic half title and title page to each volume, pp. (4), viii, 272; (4), 268; (4), 226; (4), 226, (2), with 39 (of 58) early outline coloured maps (1 folding), and c.14 aquatint plates, otherwise in good condition.; This is an incomplete example of an unrecorded edition of one of the very few British county atlases not published in the British Isles. It is believed that the series of miniature maps were drawn by Aristide Michel Perrot (1793-1879). Perrot was a geographer who produced several works related to this field. They accompanied a topographical description of Great Britain by George Bernard Depping (1784-1853). He was a naturalised Frenchman who was born in Münster, Germany in 1784. He became a professor of German and a member of the French Royal Society of Antiquaries. The maps appear to be the work of the Parisian engraver Adrien Migneret (1786-1840). The maps are set within a border of produce and topography reputedly related to the area. The maps themselves are quite small and bear little detail. They have volume and page numbers which are at sufficient distance from the main image that they are often trimmed in binding. Each is accompanied by several pages of descriptive text. Ten maps also bear the name Thierry. They were brothers who were also engravers in Paris specialising in maps. It appears that more than one engraver was involved. The binding order is unusual in that it commences with Wales and extends through Scotland and Ireland in the first three volumes. The final three describe England. This is likely a reflection of French leanings towards the Celtic regions. This example includes only volumes, 1, 3, 4 and 5. Provenance: private English collection. Carroll (1996) no. 83; not in Chubb (1927); Tooley (1999-2004).10268Paris: Chez Étienne Ledoux, Libraire, Rue Guénégaud, No. 9(1835)
GBP650.0Wales; Scotland; Ireland British County Atlas1835nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10268&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PIGOT, JamesPigot & Cos. British Atlas. Of The Counties of England, with A Map of England and Wales, and a Circular One of the Country Round LondonLarge quarto (415 x 300 mm.), modern half calf by Dunn & Wilson, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, publisher's paper title label affixed to upper board, spine with blind ruled compartments, gilt title, later endpapers. With typographic title page, Address with Contents, double page 'Reciprocal Distance Table' with tables of routes on the recto and verso, with 41 steel engraved maps including a large folding map of England & Wales dated 1830, Yorkshire and the London plate also folding, all in early outline and wash colour, each backed in fine cloth, each with a leaf of descriptive text, in good condition.; James Pigot (1769-1843) was born in Macclesfield and is first recorded in 1794 as an engraver and printer in Manchester. He engraved the map of Manchester for R. & W. Dean’s 'Manchester Directory' of 1804. In 1811 he began his own business but continued to issue the 'Manchester Directory' every two years in partnership with Dean. Moving to London, he opened premises at 24 Basing Lane and began publishing directories of the whole country. At this point he was trading as Pigot & Co. in partnership with the bookseller Charles Elkins of London. The partnership’s first directory was the 'London and Provincial New Directory' for 1822-23. The third edition of 1826-27 was according to the title ‘embellished with a new series of Elegant Maps ...’ however, it only contained those of the six home counties. Three parts were issued covering the whole country. An advert in 1829 indicated that the full series of maps were available bound up separately in an atlas. The is an example of the first dated edition, October 1830. The maps are believed to be derived from the folio maps of John Cary published in 1809. They are the first engraved on steel and each contains attractive vignette scenes of the county. Steel is a much harder metal than copper which enabled greater detail to be recorded on the map. It was also feasible to print in greater numbers without showing signs of wear. Beresiner (1983) pp. 177-80; Carroll (1996) 88; Chubb (1927) 427; Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 341.(3); Smith (1982) pp. 187-9; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10270London: J. Pigot & Co. Basing Lane, London, and Fountain-Street, Manchester(1830)
GBP1350.0British County Atlas1830nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10270&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]HALL, SidneyA New British Atlas; Comprising A Series of 54 Maps, Constructed from the most Recent Surveys and Engraved by Sidney HallQuarto (265 x 205 mm.), modern quarter calf, paper boards, spine with gilt ruled compartments and date, gilt calf title, later endpapers, but retaining the original front free one. With engraved title page, List of Maps and 47 steel engraved maps on 54 sheets all in early wash colour, each accompanied by a leaf of descriptive text except for the last few maps with more, last 4 sheet map of Inland Navigation as one folded and laid on contemporary linen, occasional light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; Sidney Hall (1788?-1831) was a prolific engraver of the period and according to Worms and Baynton-Williams 'was almost certainly the first engraver to use the new harder steel plates for map work, using plates manufactured by the Jacob Perkins process as early as 1821'. His first county maps were those published by Samuel Leigh in 1820 in 'Leigh’s New Picture of England and Wales', a miniature county atlas which proved a success.This series of maps was engraved for John Gorton's 'Topographical Dictionary' issued in parts from 1831-32 and published by Chapman and Hall. There is no known familial link between the two Hall's. We cannot conclude for sure that Sidney Hall engraved all of the plates, as his will was proved 26 March 1831. The dates on the maps vary between 1830 and 1832. His widow Selina Hall was also an engraver and as she signed hers 'S. Hall', it is difficult to tell. The first edition of the 'New British Atlas' was issued in 1833. An intervening edition was published in 1834. The maps are bound alphabetically with a 4 sheet Inland Navigation. Ireland, Scotland and Wales are in 2 sheets as is that of Yorkshire. These two sheet maps are bound opposing each other for easy reading. The maps are bound in the same order as found in Gorton’s 'Topographical Dictionary' except for England which is bound with Essex. A final general map of 'Inland Navigation' backed on cloth is bound at the end with a four-sheet list of canals and railways. As early as 1833 the list records 36 railways, each recording the date of opening. Provenance: with ownership inscription on front free endpaper of 'G. P. Goldsmith, May 1862'; Doreen Green; Clive A. Burden Ltd. Catalogue 6 (2010) item 44. Carroll (1996) 94; refer Chubb (1927) 454; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10282London: Chapman & Hall 186, Strand(1836)
GBP250.0British County Atlas1836noyesyesClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10282&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]COBBETT, WilliamA Geographical Dictionary of England and WalesOctavo (225 x 140 mm.), uncut, contemporary quarter cloth, paper boards, rebacked preserving original spine, with original publisher's paper title label, light wear. With typographic title page, pp. viii, 546, (2), ix-lxxxiv, with 43 maps, consisting of 1 general and 40 of the counties of England and 2 of Wales, printed on thick paper cut shorter than the binding, otherwise in good condition.; The 'Geographical Dictionary' was written by William Cobbett (1762-1835) but the cartographer is unidentified. Cobbett was self-educated and the son of a labourer. An avid reader in his youth, he served in the military from 1783 to 1791, including a spell in New Brunswick, Canada. Although rising to the rank of sergeant-major he took up the cause of the underpaid and poorly treated soldiers in a pamphlet. This did not go down well and he fled to France before going to the United States between 1792 and 1800. He wrote on several subjects, usually under the pen name Peter Porcupine, including some against the French Revolution and Thomas Paine. Being pressurised by a libel case he returned to England in 1800.The government under William Pitt, pleased with his anti-Jacobin stance, offered him the opportunity to run a government owned newspaper. Preferring independence, he later launched the 'Political Register', a weekly work, from January 1802. From 1804 he actively collected and printed parliamentary debates since the Norman conquest. He also launched 'Cobbett’s Complete Collection of State Trails'. Extending himself too far he was forced to sell his interest in 1812 to T. C. Hansard and the Parliamentary debates have been known by that name ever since.In 1805 he acquired a farm in Botley, Hampshire, and settled into the farming community with ease. Constantly willing to tackle the issues of the day he spent time in Newgate prison between 1810-12 and had to flee again to the United States in 1817. He was a prolific writer, the Oxford English Dictionary stating that he ‘wrote and published some 30 million words over the course of forty years (perhaps more than any other English writer)’. The 'Geographical Dictionary' of 1832 records his thoughts in the Explanatory Preface; ‘Table No. IV. gives the names of all the rotten boroughs wholly cashiered, and also of those half-cashiered, by the Act of 4 June, 1832 [the Reform Bill], together with the counties in which they are, and the number of voters which they formerly had, this being matter which never ought to be effaced from the minds of Englishmen’. He concludes ‘it is a truly curious act that I am putting this on paper in the VERY ROOM in which Dr. Johnson wrote his plaintive preface to the prodigious production of his patient toil’. The simple maps only show the county boundary and key towns. Indeed, their proportions are only guidelines and are not accurate. A quick look at those of Cornwall and Devon will illustrate that. There was a second edition in 1854 but none of the examples found bear any maps. A manuscript note is pasted in following the title, informing any future binder that two sections of the book were bound incorrectly and that any future rebinding take this into account. It has never been rebound. Pasted in the back are 12 pages of works available printed on smaller paper. Similarly, an advert for Anne Cobbett's 'English Housekeeper' is pasted in the front. Batten & Bennett (2008) 106; Carroll (1996) 97; Chubb (1927) 440; ODNB.10286London: Geographical Dictionary of England and Wales(1832)
GBP250.0British County Atlas1832nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10286&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BELL, JamesA New and Comprehensive Gazetteer of England and WalesOctavo (215 x 135 mm.), four volumes, contemporary half calf, cloth boards, ornate blind ruling, spines with raised bands, each decorated in gilt, gilt calf title and volume labels, marbled endpapers and marbled edged. With typographic title page, pp. (2), lxxii, 408; (2), 472; (2), 480; (2), 470, with 45 steel engraved maps comprising one large folding general map with old repairs to folds and rebound upside down, 42 of the English counties and north and south Wales, all side bound, minor foxing throughout as usual, otherwise in good condition.; In 1833-34 James Bell published 'A New and Comprehensive Gazetteer' in parts. Much of its source material was drawn from Samuel Lewis’ 'Topographical Dictionary of England'. In 1839 Lewis managed to obtain an injunction against Bell. The maps engraved for the work were later retained by Archibald Fullarton & Co. who utilised them in the 'Parliamentary Gazetteer' with new text. The Fullarton maps each contain a decorative vignette, the later issues bear railways. It is fascinating to see that only the earliest railways are present. None are found on the map of Middlesex but of course the Liverpool to Bolton, and Manchester, railways are present. Beresiner (1983) p. 102; Carroll (1996) 99; refer Chubb (1927) 445.10288Glasgow: (1834)
GBP550.0British County Atlas1834nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10288&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PINNOCK, WilliamThe Guide to KnowledgeQuarto (270 x 190 mm.), volumes bound in two, second volume slightly larger, contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, triple lined gilt bands to spines, gilt titles and volume numbers, light wear. Typographic title (to each volume), Address, Index, List of Maps with advert on verso, pp. (8), 720; (8), 464; (8), 464, with a complete set of the 63 British maps, 32 maps of the rest of the world, a complete set of the celestial maps and a large number of further woodcut illustrations, in very good condition.; William Pinnock (1782-1843) was baptized in Alton, Hampshire, on 3 February 1782 and began his career as a schoolmaster. He then became a bookseller in Alton and wrote his first book in 1810. At the time, levels of literacy in the nation were rising rapidly, creating a large new market for educational material. He moved his business to Newbury, Berkshire, in 1811 and in December 1814 married Ann Maunder, sister to Samuel Maunder (1785-1849) from Devon. In 1817 the pair went into partnership and moved to London acquiring the ‘premises of the 'Literary Gazette' at 267 Strand and took shares in that publication’ (ODNB). They began to publish a series of highly successful catechisms in Pinnock’s name, constructed in the manner of questions and answers. From about 1819 he began a series entitled 'Pinnock’s County Catechisms'. The first part of the 'Guide to Knowledge' was published 7 July 1832. It was to be issued in weekly parts at one penny each and it was recommended that it be acquired by 'the numbers as they are published, or in Monthly Parts, in order to bind them together in a Volume'. The Address states 'its pages are chiefly devoted to the practical or speculative Sciences: Ethics and Physics, or Moral and Natural Philosophy'. The last part was dated 26 December 1835, a total of 209 numbers. Included with the series were many maps, 32 of countries of the world, a complete celestial atlas and a full set of county maps accompanied by 15 plans of British towns. On top of this are hundreds of further engravings.The maps engraved for the 'Guide to Knowledge' are unique amongst English county atlases in that they are incised into the woodblock, so that upon printing the image is white on a black background. The maps were the work of Joshua Archer (1792?-1863) and Selena Hall (fl.1831-53, the widow of the engraver Sidney Hall). Beresiner (1983) p. 181; Burden, Webb & Burgess (1989); Carroll (1996) 98; not in Chubb (1927).10291London: W. Edwards, (Late Scatcherd and Letterman,) 12, Ave-Maria-Lane, Ludgate-Hill(1833-35)
GBP350.0British County Atlas1833-35nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10291&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesBritish Atlas, Comprising separate Maps of every County in England each Riding in Yorkshire and North & South Wales ... Compiled from the Maps of the Board of Ordnance and other Trigonometrical SurveysFolio (350 x 235 mm.), contemporary half calf, blind green cloth boards, with gilt title to upper board, rebacked and recornered, spine with raised bands, blind and gilt ruled, each compartment with central gilt feature, gilt date and titles, later endpapers. With double page engraved title page and 47 steel engraved maps comprising 1 general, 42 of English counties and Wales quartered, all in fine early wash colour, some very light foxing, otherwise in very good condition.; John Walker (fl.1813-73) was a brother to Charles Walker (1799?-1872) and in about 1827 they formed the partnership of J. & C. Walker. They were well known engravers and publishers of the nineteenth century. They also produced engraved maps for other works including Samuel Lewis’ 'Topographical Dictionary of England', 1831 and Greenwood’s 'Atlas of the Counties of England', 1834. Their father, also John Walker, produced several charts for the Admiralty and was a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society in 1830. Inspiration for the 'British Atlas' might have come from the success of the large folio Greenwood atlas. Preparation for it began in 1835 was first published jointly with Longman, Rees & Co. on 1 March 1837 and dedicated to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria who later that year ascended to the throne. It proved to be a popular atlas with several editions up to 1880. Originally the atlas was issued with 47 maps as here; those of Scotland and Ireland were added later. This second edition recognises the accession to the throne with the title now referring to Queen Victoria. The 'British Atlas' is known for the instability of its content. Despite the date of 1838 on the title page, eleven of the maps bears dates of 1839, the latest being those of Derbyshire and Warwickshire with 1 March. Beresiner (1983) pp. 232-3; not in Chubb (1927), refer 476; Nicholson (2007); Smith (1982) pp. 213-5; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10300London: Longman, Rees & Co. Paternoster Row, and J. & C. Walker, 9, Castle Street, Holborn(1838-[39])
GBP750.0British County Atlas1838-[39]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10300&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesBritish Atlas, Comprising separate Maps of every County in England each Riding in Yorkshire and North & South Wales ... Compiled from the Maps of the Board of Ordnance and other Trigonometrical SurveysFolio (370 x 250 mm.), contemporary half red calf, cloth boards, gilt ruled with matching calf gilt title label affixed to upper board complete with royal arms, spine with gilt ruled raised bands, gilt titles, marbled endpapers, upper board coming loose. With double page engraved title page, 5 double page typographic tables and 49 steel engraved maps comprising 3 general, 42 of English counties and Wales quartered, all in fine early wash colour, some very light foxing, Shropshire and Staffordshire from smaller paper stock, otherwise in very good condition.; John Walker (fl.1813-73) was a brother to Charles Walker (1799?-1872) and in about 1827 they formed the partnership of J. & C. Walker. They were well known engravers and publishers of the nineteenth century. They also produced engraved maps for other works including Samuel Lewis’ 'Topographical Dictionary of England', 1831 and Greenwood’s 'Atlas of the Counties of England', 1834. Their father, also John Walker, produced a number of charts for the Admiralty and was a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society in 1830. Inspiration for the 'British Atlas' might have come from the success of the large folio Greenwood atlas. Preparation for it began in 1835 was first published jointly with Longman, Rees & Co. on 1 March 1837 and dedicated to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria who later that year ascended to the throne. It proved to be a popular atlas with a number of editions up to 1880. Originally the atlas was issued with 47 maps; those of Scotland and Ireland were added at a later date. Sometime in the late 1840s the dates in the imprints of individual maps were all removed. In 1850 lithographic transfers were made in partnership with William Hobson to create 'Hobson’s Fox Hunting Atlas', another atlas which was successful. The 'British Atlas' however did not cease. Further editions are noted to 1880. Despite this edition being some 37 years after the first, the engraved title remained largely unaltered since Victoria became Queen. The imprint and date at the bottom being the only notable alteration. The list of contents did not reflect the addition of maps of Scotland and Ireland some time ago. Nor did it alter following the death of the Duchess of Kent (1786-1861), who was the mother of Queen Victoria. The title next passed to the Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna or Russia, when Alfred, the second son of Queen Victoria, married in 1874, the year of this publication. The data in the five introductory tables also remained unaltered. Provenance: bookplate inside upper cover of Marx, pencil inscription on front free endpaper of G. F. Marx; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 232-3; not in Chubb (1927), refer 476; Nicholson (2007); Smith (1982) pp. 213-5; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10302London: Longman & Co. 39 Paternoster Row, and J. & C. Walker, 37 Castle Street, Holborn(1874)
GBP550.0British County Atlas1874nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10302&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]WALKER, John & CharlesHobson' s Fox-Hunting Atlas; Containing Separate Maps of Every County in England, and The Three Ridings of YorkshireFolio (360 x 240 mm.), full contemporary red calf, boards with extremely ornate gilt and blind panels, upper board with central green calf gilt panelled title label, spine with raised bands, compartments triple gilt ruled, each with ornate gilded central feature, with marbled endpapers. With typographic title page, Reference to the Hunts and 42 lithographic maps in early outline colour, otherwise in good condition.; John Walker (fl.1813-73) was a brother to Charles Walker (1799?-1872) and in about 1827 they formed the partnership of J. & C. Walker. They were well known engravers and publishers of the nineteenth century. They also produced engraved maps for other works including Samuel Lewis’ 'Topographical Dictionary of England', 1831 and Greenwood’s 'Atlas of the Counties of England', 1834. There father, also John Walker, produced a number of charts for the Admiralty and was a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society in 1830. Inspiration for the 'British Atlas' might have come from the success of the large folio Greenwood atlas. Preparation for it began in 1835 was first published jointly with Longman, Rees & Co. on 1 March 1837 and dedicated to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria who later that year ascended to the throne. It proved to be a popular atlas with a number of editions up to 1880. Originally the atlas was issued with 47 maps; those of Scotland and Ireland were added at a later date. Sometime in the late 1840s the dates in the imprints of individual maps were all removed. In 1850 lithographic transfers were made in partnership with William Colling Hobson (d.c.1878) to create 'Hobson’s Fox Hunting Atlas', another atlas which was successful. Dating this work is particularly difficult as it was never dated. Internal evidence based on the presentation of railway data is the most useful guide. Hobson had already worked with the Walker's on producing his large scale maps of Durham, 1840, and Yorkshire in 1843, both engraved by the Walker's. In this example the title is slightly reset and now bears the imprint address above which they occupied from 1855-73. Provenance: with inscription on front free endpaper of 'To Colin from Spencer Feb 11th// 1892'; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 232-3; Carroll (1996) 105; Chubb (1927) 532; Hodson (1974) 103; Nicholson (2007).10304London: J. and C. Walker, 37, Castle Street, Holborn([c.1860])
GBP495.0British County Atlas[c.1860]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10304&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PIGOT, JamesA Pocket Topography and Gazetteer of England: with Historical and Statistical Descriptions, and Distance, Parochial, Population, & Other TablesOctavo, 2 volumes (205 x 125 mm. each), full contemporary green cloth, rebacked preserving original spine and printed paper label, later endpapers. With title pages to each volume, pp. xii, 502; x, 484, with 40 maps comprising 1 general and 39 county maps in early outline colour, with 39 plates illustrating the text, otherwise in good condition.; James Pigot (1769-1843) began as an engraver and printer in Manchester before moving to London. In 1811, he began his own business and concentrated from 1822 on publishing directories of the whole country. In 1826-27 he published one of the Home Counties which was according to the title ‘embellished with a new series of Elegant Maps ...’. An advert in 1829 indicated that the full series of maps were available bound up separately as the 'British Atlas'. Perhaps following his partnership with Isaac Slater in 1839, this set of reduced sized maps was issued in fortnightly parts. The final work was issued as 'A Pocket Topography' and is undated. However, there are numerous references to events and data from 1841 and the last part issued was in August of that year. The Preface outlines the reasoning for the binding order ‘the publishers of the Pocket Topography, deemed it more convenient for travellers, to prevent the necessity of taking both volumes with them on a journey, to divide the Kingdom into two nearly equal portions, and to place the Northern and Midland Counties in one Volume; and the Southern, South-eastern, and South-western in the other’. In each they are bound in alphabetical order, Leicestershire and Rutland appearing in one map. The title supports this stating ‘Price, each Volume, 12s. 6d. Beresiner (1983) pp. 177-80; Burden, E. (2000); Carroll (1996) 108; refer Chubb (1927) 462.10305London: Pigot & Co. Fleet Street; Longman & Co. and Sherwood & Co. Paternoster-Row, and Simpkin and Marshall, Stationer's-Court; and Pigot and Slater, Fountain-Street, Manchester(c.1841)
GBP695.0British County Atlasc.1841nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10305&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]DUGDALE, ThomasCuriosities of Great Britain. England & Wales DelineatedQuarto, three volumes (215 x 135 mm.), contemporary half calf, cloth boards, blind ruled, very decorative gilt spines with titles. With 58 steel engraved maps consisting of 2 general, 43 English county maps (Yorkshire divided into 4), Isle of Wight and 12 Welsh counties, all in early outline colour and c.200 steel engraved plates, pp. 1586, iv, 140, light foxing and offsetting, otherwise in good condition.; Thomas Dugdale was an antiquarian and responsible for this the 'Curiosities of Great Britain'. The work was issued with two distinct sets of maps. The first utilised those maps from the George Cole and John Roper 'British Atlas' of 1810. This second series used a new set of maps engraved by Joshua Archer (1792-1863) which were derived from those of Cole and Roper. The publishers J. & F. Tallis had acquired the Cole and Roper plates and the Dugdale text by c.1835. They continued to issue the text with the maps and then offered this new series of plates concurrently. The work was completed by 1841, page 1580 refers to an event in February 1841. Examples are found bound in anything up to eleven volumes. The fact that the pagination is contiguous though the work enables such variation. All examples lack a date of publication and must be dated from internal evidence on the plates. Most appear to be second state with the removal of the imprint of Dugdale below each map. It is bound with as usual, Leonard Townsend's 'Alphabetical Chronology'. Provenance: bookplate of the Steel Collection pasted inside each volume. Beresiner (1983) pp. 46-7; Carroll (1996) 112; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10307London: (c.1850)
GBP275.0Wales British County Atlasc.1850nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10307&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLANCHARD, E. L.The Topographical Dictionary of England and WalesQuarto, 2 volumes (245 x 155 mm. each), contemporary half calf, cloth boards, ornate blind ruling, spine with ornate gilded raised bands, blind ruled compartments, gilt volume numbers and gilt calf title labels. With engraved frontispiece, engraved title page, typographic title page, pp. (2), ii, (40, 812; (2), 813-1582, with 58 steel engraved maps consisting of 2 general, 43 English county maps (Yorkshire divided into 4), Isle of Wight and 12 Welsh counties all in full early wash colour, front endpapers to second volume stuck to each other, back board of volume 2 coming loose, otherwise in good condition.; VERY RARE. Thomas Dugdale was an antiquarian and responsible for this the 'Curiosities of Great Britain'. The work was issued with two distinct sets of maps. The first utilised those maps from the George Cole and John Roper 'British Atlas' of 1810. The second series used a new set of maps engraved by Joshua Archer (1792-1863) which were derived from those of Cole and Roper. The publishers J. & F. Tallis had acquired the Cole and Roper plates and the Dugdale text by c.1835. They continued to issue the text with the maps and then offered this new series of plates concurrently. The firm of Tallis then published this 'Topographical Dictionary' edited by Edward Litt Laman (E. L.) Blanchard (1820-89). Blanchard came from the theatre and was at one point responsible for the annual pantomime at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. He began work on the 'Dictionary' in 1852 and was paid on average £2-3 per part. The final 43rd part was supplied in December 1859. The finished work is published by Lucinda Tallis (1792-1869), widow of John Tallis who died in 1842. The 'Topographical Dictionary' was presumably not very successful as it is extremely rare. The only known examples are at Cambridge University Library and three in private English collections, this possibly being one of them. Provenance: Clive A Burden Ltd. Catalogue 14 (2017) item 5; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) pp. 46-7; Carroll (1996) 112; Smith, D. (1985) pp. 123-4; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10308London: L. Tallis, 21, Warwick Square, Paternoster Row(c.1860)
GBP295.0Wales British County Atlasc.1860nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10308&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]FISHER, SON & CoFisher's County Atlas of England and Wales. Compiled from Authentic Surveys, and Corrected to the Present Time. With a Topographical and Statistical Description of Each CountyFolio (370 x 300 mm.), modern burgundy quarter calf, red cloth boards, ornate blind ruled, spine with gilt ruled spine, gilt title, marbled endpapers. With typographic title page, preface and contents leaf, pp. (4), 96, with 48 maps consisting of 1 folding general, 41 county and Wales in 6 sheets, Gloucestershire with some margin repair, otherwise in good condition.; FIRST EDITION. The imprint of Henry Fisher (d.1837) is first seen on a map of ancient Europe in 1816. By the end of 1818 Fisher had established the Caxton Press. It was destroyed by fire on 7 February 1821. Fisher decided to move to London where he soon began again under the same Press. His son Robert joined the firm in 1825 when it became known as Fisher, Son & Co. James Gilbert first comes to our attention with a guide to London published c.1824 and became an active publisher of cartographic items. From his address at Paternoster Row, he began a county atlas in 1842. The first nine county maps numbered in roman, bear the imprint of 'Gilbert’s County Atlas'. These early plates were engraved by Joshua Archer, the first two are undated and are published by Gratton & Gilbert. The next five are dated between April and June 1842 are published by M. Alleis. These suggest a publication rate of one or two maps per month. The last two of Oxford and Gloucestershire both have a change of imprint to Fisher indicating a further change in publisher. The remaining maps are engraved by F. P. Becker & Co. and roman numeration is dropped. The date of the general map is 1845, suggesting the date of completion. They all bear a resemblance to those of Walker's 'British Atlas' of 1837. The atlas bears two double page county maps in Lincolnshire and Devonshire. Quite why these two are depicted so is unclear. The binding order is also curious starting with those of Leicestershire and Rutland combined, they reflect the order in which the part issues were published. Provenance: private English collection; Clive A. Burden Ltd. (2008); Dr. Adrian Almond collection; Dominic Winter auction 6 March 2013 lot 83; private English collection. Beresiner (1983) p. 101; Carroll (1996) 111; Chubb (1927) 504; Gardiner (1973); Nicholson (2007); Smith (1985) pp. 136-7; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).10309London: Fisher, Son, & Co.(c.1845)
GBP295.0British County Atlasc.1845nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10309&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PHILIP, George & SonPhilips' Atlas of the Counties of England, including maps of North & South Wales, the Channel Islands, and Isle of Man. New and Revised EditionSmall folio (375 x 265 mm.), contemporary half calf, red cloth boards with gilt ruling, gilt title and vignette on upper board, spine with raised bands, gilt ruled compartments, gilt titles, marbled endpapers, light wear. With typographic title page, Contents, pp. 106, with 48 double page early wash coloured maps comprising 43 of the counties (Lancashire in 2, Leicester and Rutland combined, Yorkshire in 4), north and south Wales and 3 of islands, otherwise in good condition.; George Philip (1800-82) was born in Aberdeenshire and left in 1819 for Liverpool. He joined his brother who was a minister in the city. He began working with a bookseller before opening his own shop in 1834. His son George joined him in 1848. The maps here were first issued as loose sheets with covers but in 1865 were bound together as 'Philips’ Atlas of the Counties of England'. They were the work of Edward Weller and derived from those in the 'Weekly Dispatch Atlas' recently published. Here he ‘was more selective in the detail he showed … and produced a map with perhaps greater clarity’ (Carroll). In 1885 this ‘New Edition’ was published ‘with a complete consulting index by John Bartholomew’ in 48 pages. Provenance: unidentified bookplate with name effaced, motto ‘Spernit Inertiam’; private English collection. Carroll (1996) 123; Smith (1985) pp. 147-9; Smith (1987); Tooley’s Dictionary (1999-2004); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10315London: George Philip & Son, Ltd., London: The London Geographical Institute, 32 Fleet Street. Liverpool: Philip, Son & Nephew, 45 to 51 South Castle Street(1885)
GBP195.0British County Atlas1885nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10315&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]LETTS, ThomasLetts’s Popular County Atlas. Being a Complete Series of Maps Delineating the Whole Surface of England and Wales with Special and Original Features, nd a Copious Index of 18,000 NamesFolio (360 x 220 mm.), contemporary half calf, cloth boards gilt ruled, with gilt title and Royal Arms to upper board, spine with gilt and blind bands, gilt title, with Letts's adverts on endpapers, light wear. With title and Preface with Contents on the verso, pp. (4), 35, with 47 chromolithographic maps of England and Wales, with Omission's slip bound in before Index, some light foxing, otherwise in good condition.; The firm of Letts, Son and Co. are best remembered in English minds by their diaries first published in 1835 by John Letts (1772-1851), the founder of the firm in 1809. It was his son Thomas (1804-73) who upon taking over the business, rapidly expanded the diaries and general publishing. This series of maps began life as John and Charles Walker's 'British Atlas' in 1837. From about 1849 they were also published concurrently as lithographs in 'Hobson's Fox-Hunting Atlas' by William Colling Hobson. Charles Walker died in 1872 and John the following year. Further lithographic transfers were published as 'Letts's Popular County Atlas' in 1884 by the Letts firm. Thomas Letts had died in 1873 and by 1885 the firm was in liquidation. The rights to the diary were taken over by Cassell, Petter and Galpin who continued to publish using the Letts name. Letts’s ‘Popular County Atlas’ consists of a general map, 42 maps of the English counties including the 3 Yorkshire Ridings, and maps of the four quarters of Wales. Each map is detailed and coloured. The Preface announces the detail enclosed including 'the recent earthquake in Essex'. The map itself with a 'Red Cross, thus X denotes recorded locations of Earthquake Shock, April 22nd, 1884. Size of the Cross represents comparative intensity.' Beresiner (1983) pp. 143-4. Carroll (1996) no. 105.N; Nicholson (2007); Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).10333London: Letts, Son & Co. Limited, London Bridge, E. C.(1884)
GBP295.0British County Atlas1884nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10333&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]PIGOT, JamesPigot and Co.'s Royal National and Commercial Directory and Topography of the Counties of Bedford, Cambridge, Essex, Herts, Huntingdon, Kent, Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Surrey and Sussex; Comprising Classified Lists of all Persons in Trade, and of the Nobility, Gentry and Clergy ...Octavo (245 x 145 mm.), full contemporary green cloth, joints renewed, spine with worn paper title label affixed. With general typographic title, pp. 718, (12), 3-266, (116), 2, 2, 3-97, and 6 further leaves of advertisements, with 11 accompanying folding county maps, most with light offsetting, otherwise in good condition.; James Pigot (1769-1843) was born in Macclesfield and is first recorded in 1794 as an engraver and printer in Manchester. He engraved the map of Manchester for R. & W. Dean’s 'Manchester Directory' of 1804. In 1811 he began his own business but continued to issue the 'Manchester Directory' every two years in partnership with Dean. Moving to London, he opened premises at 24 Basing Lane and began publishing directories of the whole country. At this point he was trading as Pigot & Co. in partnership with the bookseller Charles Elkins of London. The partnership’s first directory was the 'London and Provincial New Directory' for 1822-23. The third edition of 1826-27 was according to the title ‘embellished with a new series of Elegant Maps ...’ however, it only contained those of the six home counties. The firm went on to cover the whole of the country. This regional volume contains eleven counties of the south east and binds them together with that for London itself. Between the two sections are ten pages of the current Post Office Regulations outlining all of the receiving houses and rates etc. There follows 116 pages of lists. These include those conveying by Royal Mail, Post Coach, Railway and Water. Further lists include Public Carriers and the Inns at which they stop, ‘Wharfs and Quays’, also public buildings, companies, baths, markets, hackney coach rates, an extensive list of banks, newspapers and insurance companies. This is fold by over 100 pages of advertisements. A fascinating record of the workings of early Victorian England. Beresiner (1983) pp. 177-80; Carroll (1996) 88; Smith (1982) pp. 187-9; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).10340London & Manchester: J. Pigot & Co. 59 Fleet-Street, London, and Fountain-Street, Manchester(1839)
GBP350.0British Topography1839nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10340&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanLincolnia Comitatus. Anglis Lincoln-Shire430 x 500 mm., in early outline colour, in very good condition.; This map of Lincolnshire is by Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), arguably the most famous of the Dutch cartographers. During the seventeenth century the Dutch held a dominant position in the production of high quality atlases. Joan Blaeu's father Willem, established his firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This example is from the Dutch edition of the English volume first published in 1646. Lower left are the arms of the various nobles of the county. Carroll (1996) 12; Koeman Bl 45A p. 180; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5330:2; Skelton (1970) 28 & 73.10428Amsterdam: (1645-[46])
GBP350.0Lincs England1645-[46]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10428&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BOYDELL, JohnA View of Chelsea Water Works260 x 410 mm., with faint crease at the bottom, otherwise in good condition.; The water works were built in 1723 to supply fresh water to London. They were located on the banks of the River Thames at Chelsea at the north end of present-day Chelsea Bridge. Originally constructed using a water wheel but here the pumping engine seen is most likely a Newcomen steam engine. In 1829 the world’s first water purification system was installed here. In 1869 the site became part of the route of the railway line into Victoria.John Boydell (1719-1804) was born in Dorrington, Shropshire in 1719 and began his career as a land surveyor just like his father Joseph before him. He then began a career as an engraver before moving into the business of printing and publishing. He famously purchased the plates of William Hogarth from his widow. Large oblong views of London were particularly popular in London during the middle and latter portion of the eighteenth century. More than anyone it was Boydell who was responsible for making the print trade in London more export orientated than import. Many of his views were later collected into ‘A Collection of Views of England and Wales’ first published in 1770. Adams 47.5, Cohen (1985) (1985). ‘The Thames 1580-1980 A General Bibliography’ p. 86-7; Worms and Baynton-Williams.10433London: J Boydell Engraver at the Unicorn the corner of Queen Street Cheapside(1752)
GBP175.0England1752nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10433&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]MACKENZIE, Murdoch Jnr.Carte de la Cote Occidentale d'Angleterre Depuis le Cap St. Agnes jusqu'a la Pte. de Hartland630 x 450 mm., in good condition.; This detailed chart of the north coast of Cornwall and portion of Devon was surveyed originally by Lieutenant Murdoch MacKenzie the younger (1743-1829). He was a maritime surveyor to the Admiralty and nephew to Murdoch MacKenzie the elder (1712-97/99). He made numerous surveys of the south and west coasts of England including this one in 1772. It centres on Padstow on hte north coast of Cornwall and extends from St. Agnes in the south to Hartland Point in the north. The Depot des Cartes et Plans de la Marine was the government hydrographic service of France. It was founded in 1720 to provide the French Navy with accurate charts and was headed first by Jacques Nicolas Bellin. Tooley’s Dictionary.10434Paris: Depot de la Marine(1825)
GBP150.0Cornwall; Devon England1825nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10434&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]OGILBY, JohnThe Road from York to West=Chester340 x 440 mm., light paper wrinkle to left and lower margins, otherwise in good condition.; John Ogilby's seminal work was entitled 'Britannia, Volume the First. Or An Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: by A Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads Thereof'. It was the first national road-atlas of any country in Western Europe and a landmark in the mapping of England and Wales. Ogilby (1600–1676) had a remarkable life and arguably its finest achievement published just before his death the following year is the 'Britannia'. The 100 double-page engraved road maps were composed of maps of seventy-three major roads and cross-roads, presented in a continuous strip-form. For the first time in England, the atlas was prepared on a uniform scale, at one inch to a mile, based on the statute mile of 1,760 yards to the mile. Ogilby claimed that 26,600 miles of roads were surveyed in the course of preparing the atlas, but only about 7,500 were actually depicted in print. "In its comprehensiveness, its incorporation of new devices of computation and delineation, and its opulence of paper, design and decoration, it immediately set a new standard for map-making in England ... this volume was an attempt at a scientific study not only of the roads but also the terrain and habitations on either side of the roads" (K.S. Eerde, 'John Ogilby and the Taste of his Times', 1976, p.137). This sheet is plate 89 in its numbered state with ornate title cartouche. The map shows the road from York to Warington displaying Leeds, Rochdale and Manchester. Chubb C; Shirley, British Library T.OGIL-4a; Wing O168.10435London: (1675)
GBP225.0Yorks; Lancs England1675nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10435&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanStaffordiensis Comitatus; vulgo Stafford Shire420 x 510 mm., early outline colour with French text to the verso, with large margins and in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630, in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Jansson’s. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Staffordshire bears attractive coats of arms and two ornate cartouches in the lower corners. This is an example from the French edition of the 'Atlas Major' of 1663 with French text. This later work is considered the finest atlas ever produced including upwards of 600 maps. Koeman Bl58 332; King 11; Skelton 28 & 72; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5350:2.10441Amsterdam: (1645-[63])
GBP375.0Staffs England1645-[63]nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10441&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanWigorniensis Comitatus et Comitatus Warwicensis; nec non Coventrae Libertas. Worcester, Warwik Shire and the Liberty of Coventre410 x 500 mm., in early outline colour with wash to the cartouches, French text to the verso, in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630, in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Jansson’s. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Warwickshire and Worcestershire bears attractive coats of arms and an ornate title cartouche. This is an example from the French edition first published in 1645. Harvey & Thorpe 11; Koeman Bl42A 331; Skelton 28 & 29; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5345:2.10442Amsterdam: (1645)
GBP375.0Warwick; Worcs England1645nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10442&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]BLAEU, JoanWestmoria Comitatus; Anglice Westmorland380 x 500 mm., in early outline colour with French text to the verso, in good condition.; Willem Blaeu established the firm in 1599 as instrument and globe makers. His first topographical atlas appeared in 1630, in one volume and was gradually expanded. By 1640 the 'Novus Atlas' by his Joan Blaeu (1598-1673), was in three volumes and contained just 4 British Isles maps. His chief rival, the Hondius-Jansson atlas contained 18 maps. Both joined a race to make their fourth volumes a complete atlas of the British Isles. Blaeu was first, publishing his magnificent work in 1645, one year before that of Jansson’s. The work of Blaeu set a standard of design, beauty and quality that arguably has never been surpassed. He went on to produce some of the highest quality atlases ever published. This map of Westmoreland bears attractive coats of arms and several ornate cartouches. This is an example from the French edition of the 'Atlas Major' of 1663 with French text. This later work is considered the finest atlas ever produced including upwards of 600 maps. Koeman Bl58 352; Skelton 28 & 72; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 5380:2.10443Amsterdam: (c.1650)
GBP275.0Westm Englandc.1650nononoClive A. Burden Ltd.
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=10443&dealerLogin=caburdenhttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=caburdenantiquemap[Bookseller location: Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, UNITED KINGDOM]Arias, Benito (Montanus )Orbis Tabula. Ben. Aria Montano. Auctoreplate size 31,5 x 52,5 cm;1st state; Shirley 125; uncol. copper engr. double hemisphere map, surrounded by wind heads and decorated with ships and sea creatures; text in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Syriac; left and right margin cropped to image, only right hand less than one millimeter of image loss; otherwise very good strong imprint.- Benito Arias, called Montano, issued a 8 volume Polyglot Bible with text in Hebbrew, Latin, Greek and Syriac under the patronage of Philip II of Spain.This world map was inserted mainly for theological reasons in order to show, amongst other things, the dissemination of the Tribes of Israel.W1Antwerp: (1571)
GBP15900.0world1571nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W1&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW1antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]BUNTING, HeinrichCosmographia Universalis, Hoc Est Terrae Marisque Vera Effigies27,5 x 36,5cm; Shirley 143; centrefold slightly browned; paperfold across Africa; left margin slightly cropped, ca 1 millimeter missing off Occidens; otherwise very nice cond. - This is one of the two woodcut world maps from Bunting's itinerarium Sacrae Scriptum...'; a more precise depiction than the clover-leaf map. America appears in the left hand bottom corner and to the right is the outline of Australia to be seen which, however, is called 'India Meridionalis'.W5Magdeburg: (c1581)
GBP2650.0worldc1581nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W5&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW5antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]CHATELAIN, Henri AbrahamNoveaux Mappemonde ou Globe Terrestre46,5 x 67,5cm; dble hemis. with French text; paper backed; otherwise fine cond.W13Amsterdam: (c1730)
GBP1100.0worldc1730nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W13&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW13antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]FRIES, LaurentOrbis Typus Universalis Iuxta Hydrographorum Traditionem Exactissima Depicta. 1522. L.F.32 x 47,5cm; Shirley 48; Viennese ed. with 'Tabula orbis cum descriptione ventorum' printed above top the map; centrefold strengthened, slightly discol. and with some paperloss; otherwise good. - This is the first of the two modern world maps in Fries' edition of Ptolemy's 'Geographia'; however, this is of his own rendering and bears his initials 'L.F.'.W9Strassburg: (1541)
GBP6550.0world1541nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W9&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW9antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]JANSSON, JanOrbis Terrarum Veteribus Cogniti Typus Geographicus40 x 50cm; Shirley 385; mod.col.; centrefold rest.; fine cond. - This copper engr. map by Jansson has been taken from Ortelius' classical map of the ancient world.W14Amsterdam: (1650)
GBP1875.0world1650nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
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GBP420.0worldc1850nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W10&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW10antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]MAFFEI, GiovanniIndiarum Orientalium Occidentaliumque descriptio,/25,5 x 49cm; Shirley 166; exc. cond; very dec. map! - Maffei's account of the Portugese discoveries was first publ. in 1588 in Florence and later in Venice, Bergamo and Antwerp but only the editions from Cologne in 1589 and 1593 contain this world map.W7Cologne: (1589/93)
GBP10000.0world1589/93nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W7&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW7antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]MERIAN, MatthausNova Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica Ac Hydrographica Tabula..24,5 x 35,5cm; Shirley 345; mod. col.; centrefold strengthened; otherwise very nice cond. - Merian's copy of Blaeu's world map without the decorative borders, and reduced to about two-thirds of the original size.W6Frankfurt: (1638)
GBP2550.0world1638nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W6&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW6antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian/Petri, SebastianDie erst General Tafel/ die Beschreibung und den Circkel des gantzen Erdreichs und Meers innhaltende31 x 36cm; Shirley 163; exc. cond. -This woodcut map from the later edition of Munster's 'Cosmographia' is of oval shape, decorated with florid vine leaf patterns.W12Basle: (1614)
GBP2950.0world1614nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W12&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW12antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]MYRTIUS, JoannesUniversalis Orbis Descriptio26,5 x 39,5cm; Shirley 175; exc. rest. to centrefold; otherwise very nice cond. With sharp imprint. - Very dec. woodcut map by the German gepgrapher myrtius; it is embellished with cherub heads and a decorative border.W11Ingolstadt: (1590)
GBP10250.0world1590nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W11&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW11antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]SYLVANUS, Bernard/Ptolemy, ClaudiusWorld map [no title]27 x 56,5 cm; Shirley 31; in the centre print slightly faint; left margin cropped by c 1,5 cm thus affecting the names of the climates; otherwise in fine cond. - This wood engraved map is one of the first examples of a two-colour printed map. By passing the map through the press for a second time, the place names were printed in red. - The map was consists of two sheets with the left hand part of the British Isles map printed on the reverse of the right hand sheet. - This is the 1511 edition of Ptolemy's 'Geographia' edited by Sylvanus with amendments to show the latest discoveries.W3Venice: (1511)
GBP14450.0world1511nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W3&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW3antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Ph.Partie de lArchipel des Iles Basses.ex:Atlas Universel de Geographique; 6eme Partie Oceanique. Folio (approx. 47x 56cm); orig. col. lith. map; in excellent condition. Shows French Polynesia: Tuamolu Arch.; King George Isl.; Disappointment Isl.3maps #43,48+49.v29Bruxelles: (1827)
GBP245.01827nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=v29&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeantiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]VISSCHER, Nicolaas J.Orbis Terrarum Tabula Recens Emendata et in Lucem Edita Per N. Visscher./ met Privelegie;31 x 47 cm; 2nd state; Shirley 431; Dutch Bible map;old col.; small tear top centrefold and very small margin right hand but not affecting the plate; otherwise very good cond.- This copper engraved map was prepared by Visscher to be included into a Dutch bible. It can be distinguished from his earlier map by the shorter form of title. This is the second state with the grant of privilege for 15 years printed below the title. A very decorative map!W2Amsterdam: (after 1677)
GBP2850.0worldafter 1677nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W2&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW2antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]WALDSEEMULLER, Martin/FRIES, LaurentTabula nova totius orbis28,5 x 45,5cm; Shirley 49; Viennese ed. with title printed in plain text; centrefold strengthened; otherweise good cond. - This is Fries' second modern world map from his Ptolemaic atlas, lacking the criss-cross lines from his other world map. He added depictions of five kings, representing those of Mursuli, Taprobana, Ethiopia, Egypt and Russia.W8Strassburg: (1541)
GBP8100.01541nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W8&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW8antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]ZAHN, JohannTabula Geographica-Hydrographica Motus Oceani Currentes,35 x 42cm; Shirley 583; describes ocean currents, volcanoes and ocean abysses; very slightly but evenly browned; otherwise exc. cond. - Johann Zahn was a philosopher of a German order in Wurzburg, writing a number of pseudo-scientific works. In his book 'Mundus mirabili' are two wolrd maps. This one depicted here, shows the ocean currents, the abysses of the sea and the volcanoes.W4Nurnberg: (1696)
GBP3800.0world1696nononoAngelika C. J. Friebe Ltd
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=W4&dealerLogin=friebehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=friebeW4antiquemap[Bookseller location: Dorking, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM]Aa, Pieter van der.La Suisse...230 x 305mm.; Map of Switzerland with a decorative cartouche of armorials.AAAA0009Leiden, c.1720.()
GBP125.0Europe, Decorative Switzerland mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=AAAA0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/aaswit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]AdmiraltySouth Atlantic. 1883.Steel engraving, 870 x 820mm.; A large and detailed chart marking the currents of the South Atlantic.ADMI0001London: Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, 1852-1937.()
GBP150.0World, South Atlantic sea chartnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United Kingdom, View of PlymouthnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Canada, Newfoundland Fishery settlement mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP79.0Africa, Angola map with mermaidnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ANON0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/anonango.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anon.Ve Perspective du grand Cltre de l'Escurial, Sepulture de Roys d'Espagne.320 x 425mm. Original colour.; A ve d'optique of the gardens of the Escurial Palace. Designed to be used in an optical viewer called a zograscope, the image is reversed. The nave colour is standard with these prints.ANON0003Augsburg: Probst? c.1760.()
GBP225.0Spain and Portugal, Escurial PalacenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ANON0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/vueescu.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Arrowsmith, John.Pacific Ocean.525 x 635mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of the Pacific. Issued in the 'London Atlas' by the foremost British cartographer of his generation. It notes first western landfall: Phillippines (1511), New Guinea (1527), Solomon Islands (1568), Fiji (1643), Hawaii (Cook's death), Australia (1616), New Zealand (1642) and North America with old California separately marked.ARRO0007London, 1842.()
GBP125.0Pacific Ocean, Pacific map with New Zealand, Hawaii & PhillippinesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ARRO0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/arroocea.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Arrowsmith, John.Russia & Poland.630 x 530mm. Original colour. Split in centrefold reinforced with restorer's tape.; Map of Russia and eastern Poland. Western Poland is marked Prussia.ARRO0010London, 1842.()
GBP75.0Europe, Russia & Poland mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0West Indies, West Indies mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ARRO0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/arrowi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Aspin, Jehosaphat.The World for the illustration of the Abb Gaultier's Geographical Games.270 x 470mm. Original colour.; Double hemisphere world map, designed for an 'educational' game.ASPI0001London, J.Harris, 1823.()
GBP275.0World, Double hemisphere world mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ASPI0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/harrworl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Audebert.Perruche Taches Noires du Cap de Diemen.310 x 445mm.; A ground parakeet, published in the account of Bruny D'Entrecasteaux's search for La Prouse.AUDE0001Paris, c.1791.()
GBP125.0Australia, Parakeet of TasmanianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=AUDE0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/audiperr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Baarsel, Cornelis van.Kaart van het Zuidlyk Eind van Amerika. 1775.420 x 490mm.; Patagonia, also marking the Falklands, published to illustrate Cook's rounding of Cape Horn in the 'Resolute', 1774.BAAR0001Amsterdam, c.1780.()
GBP250.0South America, Cook's Magellen's Strait mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BAAR0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/baarpata.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Barlow.North America from the Best Authorities.195 x 225mm. Original colour. Publication line slightly rubbed.; From Barclay's 'Dictionary of North America'.BARL0001Bungay (Suffolk), C.Brightly & E.Kinnersley, 1806.()
GBP125.0United States, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BARL0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/barlname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bartholomew, John.(North-East Division) The United States of America, embracing New England, Middle, and part of the Western States.Colour lithograph, printed area 520 x 655mm.; The north eastern states, with an inset of the whole country.BART0001London: George Philip, 1877.()
GBP56.0United States, Eastern and central USA mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BART0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bartusne.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bartholomew, John.(South East Division.)The United States of America: The Southern States.Colour lithograph, printed area 520 x 610mm.; The southern states to eastern Texas.BART0002London: George Philip, 1877.()
GBP75.0United States, Map of Southern States of the USAnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BART0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bartuss.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte des Embouchures du Mississi pi...205 x 285mm. Coloured. Part of left margin made up outside map.; The Mississippi delta, engraved by Dheulland.BELL0051Paris, 1744.()
GBP250.0United States, Map of Mississippi deltanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0051&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellmiss.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de la Tartaries Occidentale...230 x 320mm. Coloured.; Mongolia, marking Peking and the southern tip of Lake Baykal.BELL0093Amsterdam, c.1749.()
GBP125.0Asia, Map of MongolianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0093&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellmong.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de la Virginie, de la Bay Chesapeack, et Pays Voisins.205 x 300mm. Coloured.; Colonial map from Philadelphia south to Cape Henry that covers most of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware with some Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Mountains and rivers shown. An early network of trails and wagon roads stretches as far west as Winchester and north to Philadelphia. A delicate rococo-style title cartouche adorns the map.BELL0084Paris, c.1755.()
GBP250.0United States, Map of Virginia to PhiladelphianononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0South America, Map of French GuiananononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United States, Map of the United StatesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Map of the environs of Hanoi, VietnamnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0027&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belltunq.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de la Caroline et Georgie.200 x 290mm. Coloured.; Shows the Albermarle Sound to Savannah. It derives much of its detail from Emmanuel Bowne's landmark map of the area, published in 1752, so gives the location of the English settlements that had sprung up along the coast.BELL0015Paris, 1757.()
GBP250.0United States, Carolina mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Japan, Map of Meaco, JapannononoLee Jackson
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GBP185.0Africa, Plan of Cape TownnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0090&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellcape.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Carte des Dcouvertes du Cap.ne Carteret dans la N.le Bretagne avec une partie du passage du Cap.ne Cook travers les Dtroits Endeavour et de la Route et des Dcouvertes du Cap.ne Dampierre dans le N.Le Guine et la N.le Bretagne en 1699 et 1700..240 x 630mm. Binding folds flattened.; The routes of British explorers around New Guinea, 1699-1770, published in a French account of Cook's Voyages.BENA0006Paris, c.1775.()
GBP160.0Asia, Map of New Guinea, with Cook & Dampier's voyagesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0United States, Virginia and Maryland mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Early miniature map of BengalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Asia, Early miniature map of JavanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertjava.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Mare Rubrum.100 x 135mm.; The Red Sea, orientated with north to the right, from Bertius' 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'. A very early map of the western areas of Arabia.BERT0028Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616.()
GBP225.0Asia, Early miniature map of the Red Sea with ArabianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertreds.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Molucc insul.100 x 135mm.; The Moluccas, from Bertius' 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.BERT0033Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616.()
GBP175.0Asia, Early miniature map of MoluccasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Asia, Early miniature map of New GuineanononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Asia, Early miniature of Arabia and Turkish EmpirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertturk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Virginia et Nova Francia.100 x 135mm.; Showing north to Newfoundland, from Bertius' 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'. One of the very earliest maps of the Eastern seaboard.BERT0027Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616.()
GBP590.0United States, Early miniature map of VirginianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0027&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertva.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Johannes.Anglia Regnum.390 x 500mm. Original colour.; England decorated with cartouches, armorials and vignette ships.BLAE0026Amsterdam, 1646.()
GBP375.0United Kingdom, Map of England with ships, cartouches & armorialsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaeeng.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Argow cum parte medid. Zurichgow.390 x 500mm. Coloured.; Central Switzerland. Unusually Blaeu credits Gerard Mercator as the author of the map.BLAE0097Amsterdam, c1640, French text edition.()
GBP295.0Europe, Map of Zurich & Central SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0United Kingdom, Bedfordshire map with cartouchesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaebeds.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Bercheria Vernacule Barkshire.385 x 500mm. Original colour.; Early issue (first published the year before) of a very decorative map, with armorials and escutcheons.BLAE0004Amsterdam, 1646.()
GBP375.0United Kingdom, Berkshire map with armorials and escutcheonsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaeberk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Celeberrimi Fluvii Albis nova delineatio. Auctore Christiano Mollero.310 x 530mm. Fine original colour. Paper lightly toned.; Map of the Elbe River, orientated with north to the bottom, marking Hamburg.BLAE0025Amsterdam, 1635.()
GBP275.0Germany, Elbe & Hamburg region mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaealbi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Johannes.Ceretica, sive Cardiganensis Comitatus; Anglice Cardigan Shire.385 x 500mm. Original colour.; Cardigan, with decorative cartouches for title and scale, armorials and the Prince of Wales's Feathers, all in fine colour.BLAE0011Amsterdam, 1648.()
GBP175.0United Kingdom, Cardiganshire map with catouches and armorialsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0United Kingdom, Caernarvon map with the Prince of Wales's FeathersnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaecaer.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Johannes.Comitatus Salopiensis, Anglice Shrop Shire.390 x 505mm. Coloured.; Decorated with royal arms, escutcheons and putti.BLAE0074Amsterdam, 1648.()
GBP350.0United Kingdom, Map of Shropshire, royal arms, escutcheonsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0074&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaeshro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Comitatus Dorcestria, sive Dorsettia; Vulgo Anglice Dorset Shire.390 x 500mm. Coloured.; Early issue of a very decorative map, with fully-coloured cartouches for the title and scale, and several escutcheons.BLAE0022Amsterdam, 1648.()
GBP480.0United Kingdom, Dorsetshire map with cartouches and escutcheonsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United Kingdom, Denbighshire & Flintshire mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Map of West FrisianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaefris.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Macedonia, Epirus et Achaia.French text. 385 x 505mm.Coloured.; Northern Greece, with Athens, Thebes and Corfu, as well as modern Albania and Macedonia.BLAE0050Amsterdam, c.1640. Dutch text.()
GBP250.0Europe, Northern Greece, Athens and Corfu, Albania mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0United Kingdom, Monmouthshire map wih cartouches & armorialsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0057&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaemonm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Natolia, qu olim Asia Minor.385 x 500mm. Coloured. Very small split in lower centrefold margin repaired on reverse.; Turkey & Cyprus, with a vignette sea-battle between a galleon and two galleys.BLAE0080Amsterdam, 1647. German text.()
GBP275.0Asia, Map of Turkey & Cyprus, sea-battlenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0080&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaeanat.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Osnabrugensis Episcopatus. Auctore Ioanne Gigante.370 x 480mm. Fine original colour. Split in lower centrefold repaired.; The region around Osnabrck, decorated with a title cartouche featuring a prospect of the city, an inset map, dedication cartouche and armorials. This map was one of Blaeu's first atlas maps, appearing in his first Appendix in 1630: certainly the blank verso of this example points to a pre-atlas issue.BLAE0064Amsterdam, c.1630, blank verso.()
GBP295.0Germany, Map of Osnabruck with cartouche & armorialsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP290.0United Kingdom, Decorative map of RutlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0United States, Map of the Carolinas, Virginia & FloridanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0085&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaevifl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Westmoria Comitatus; Anglice Westmorland.385 x 500mm. Coloured.; A very decorative map, with fully-coloured cartouches for the title and scale, and several escutcheons.BLAE0089Amsterdam, 1645.()
GBP275.0United Kingdom, Map of Westmorland with cartouchesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0United Kingdom, Map of Worcestershire & Warwickshire, with armorialsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0087&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaewarw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Zurichgow et Basiliensis provincia.390 x 500mm. Coloured.; Northern Switzerland, marking Zurich, Basle and Lucerno.BLAE0094Amsterdam, c1640, French text edition.()
GBP250.0Europe, Map of Zurich, Basle and Lucerno.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0094&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaezuri.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blome, Richard.A Mapp of Worcester Shire, with its hundreds.275 x 330mm. Coloured.; Published in Blome's 'Britannia'.BLOM0004London, 1673.()
GBP175.0United Kingdom, Map of Worcestershire from the BritannianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLOM0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blomworc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blome, Richard.A Mapp of Bedford Shire: with its hundreds.315 x 260mm. Original colour.; Published in Blome's 'Britannia'.BLOM0005London, 1673.()
GBP175.0United Kingdom, Map of Bedfordshire from the BritannianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLOM0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blombeds.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blome, Richard.A Mapp of Bark Shire: with its hundreds.190 x 310mm. Original colour.; Etched by the famous Bohemian Wenceslaus Hollar for Blome's 'Britannia'.BLOM0006London, 1673.()
GBP425.0United Kingdom, Map of Berkshire from the BritannianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLOM0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blomberk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blome, Richard.A Mapp of ye Countie of Westmorland.320 x 255mm. Original colour.; Published in Blome's 'Britannia'.BLOM0008London, 1673.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, Map of Westmorland from the BritannianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLOM0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blomwesm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blome, Richard.A Mapp of ye County of Leicester.255 x 320mm. Original colour.; Published in Blome's 'Britannia'.BLOM0009London, 1673.()
GBP250.0United Kingdom, Map of Leicestershire from the BritannianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLOM0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blomleic.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blondeau, Alexandre.Amrique Septentrionale.205 x 230mm. Original colour.BLON0001Paris, 1802.()
GBP98.0United States, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLON0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blonname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Carte D'Ireland...310 x 440mm. Original colour.; Ireland, with the west coasts of Southern Scotland, Wales and England.BONN0009Paris, Lattr, 1771.()
GBP195.0Europe, Map of IrelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP160.0United States, Map of Louisiana and FloridanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnloui.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Carte de L'Egypte...470 x 350mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of Egypt with bright colour and decorative title cartouche.BONN0004Paris, 1762.()
GBP125.0Africa, Detailed map of EgyptnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lattegyp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Carte de la Guine...450 x 335mm. Original colour.; West Africa from the Cape Verde islands to the Ivory Coast.BONN0019Paris, Lattr, 1771.()
GBP59.0Africa, Map of West AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lattguin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.La Suisse divise en ses Treize Cantons et ses Allis.310 x 470mm. Coloured.; Decorated with a title cartouche and the crests of the Cities.BONN0014Paris, Lattr, 1782.()
GBP170.0Europe, Map of Switzerland with city crestsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnswit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Les Isles Philippines, celle de Formose, le Sud de la Chine, Les Royaumes de Tunkin, de Cochinchine, de Camboge, de Siam, Des Laos; avec partie de ceux de Pegu et d'Ava.225 x 340mm. Coloured.; From Burma to the Philippines and Formosa, with an inset of Guam.BONN0023Paris, 1788.()
GBP140.0Asia, Map of the East Indies with FormosanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnindo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Les Isles Antilles et le Golfe du Mxique.220 x 330mm. Coloured.; With an inset of Bermuda.BONN0016Paris, c.1780.()
GBP175.0West Indies, Map of the West IndiesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnwi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Nubie et Abissinie...305 x 430mm. Coloured.; Also showing the Red Sea, with much detail on the Arabia coastline.BONN0001Paris, Lattr, 1771.()
GBP195.0Africa, Map of Abyssinia and Arabia coastlinenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnabys.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Partie de la Cote Orientale d'Afrique avec l'Isle de Madagascar...310 x 430. Original colour.; The coasts of Mozambique with Madagascar, with insets of Runion and Mauritius.BONN0018Paris, Lattr, 1771.()
GBP140.0Africa, Map of Mozambique with Runion and MauritiusnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnmada.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Partie de L'Amerique Septentrionale...325 x 465mm. Original colour.; Northern Canada, marking Belle Isle, Baffin & Hudson Bays and Greenland. The western tributaries of the Hudson Bay were still regarded as the most likely North West Passage.BONN0002Paris, Lattr, 1772.()
GBP275.0Canada, Map of Hudson and Baffin BaynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnlabr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Borghi, Bartolomeo.Le Provincie che sono al Sud Est Dell'Inghilterra.235 x 320mm. Original outline colour. Printer's crease affecting printed border.; An uncommon map South East England, showing west to Hampshire and north to Bedfordshire.BORG0003Siena: Pazzini Carli, c.1790.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Map of South East EnglandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP120.0Germany, Map of Germany with cartouchenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowegese.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Thomas.A New and Correct Map of the Countries Twenty Miles Round London.335 x 370mm. Coloured.; The environs of London to (clockwise from the north) Hertford, Gravesend, Dorking and Windsor.BOWE0008London, c.1775.()
GBP195.0United Kingdom, Map of London & environsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowelone.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Thomas.A New and Accurate Map of Asia, Drawn from the most approved Modern Maps & Charts.330 x 420mm. Coloured.; Updated to show Cook's discoveries in Australasia and the northern Pacific.BOWE0014London, c.1795.()
GBP295.0Asia, Map of Asia with Cook's discoveriesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/boweasi2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Thomas.A New and Accurate Map of France from the latest Improvements and Regulated by Astronomical Observations.205 x 290mm. Coloured.; Published in 'Middleton's Complete System of Geography'.BOWE0013London, c.1780.()
GBP69.0France, Map of FrancenononoLee Jackson
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GBP120.0Netherlands, Map of BelgiumnononoLee Jackson
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GBP395.0United Kingdom, Limehouse, London viewnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United States, Map of KansasnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAD0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bradkans.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bradley, William M.United States.Colour lithograph, printed area 380 x 590mm.BRAD0001Philadelphia: Bradley, 1886.()
GBP100.0United States, Map of USAnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAD0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bradusa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Brandt, J.Edinburgh.Lithograph, printed area 305 x 405mm.; View of Edinburgh from near Arthur's Seat.BRAN0001Leipzig: G. Schubert, c.1860.()
GBP195.0United Kingdom, Brandt view of EdinburghnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAN0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/branedin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun & Hogenberg.Ancona civitas Piceni celeverrima...335 x 480mm. Full original colour.; Plan of Ancona in Italy, published in the first volume of the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum', the first series of printed townplans. The original colour is particularly vibrant.BRAU0003Cologne, 1572-.()
GBP460.0Italy, Early town plan of AnconanononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Germany, Early townplan of AugsburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP750.0Italy, Early townplan of BolognanononoLee Jackson
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GBP650.0Netherlands, Early Bruges (Brugge)nononoLee Jackson
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GBP290.0Germany, Early map of KalkarnononoLee Jackson
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GBP395.0Germany, Krempe & ReinholdsburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP560.0Germany, Early townplan of Heidelberg, Speyer & WormsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP340.0Netherlands, LiegenononoLee Jackson
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GBP560.0Europe, Lintz in AustrianononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Germany, Early plans of Flensburg & ItzhoenononoLee Jackson
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GBP580.0Germany, Map of SchleswignononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Africa, Map of South Africa, decorative bordernononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRIO0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/brioafts.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Brookes, P.A View of the Gersay near Iside part. Vue de Port et Rade de Gersay.250 x 420mm. Original colour.; A 've d'optique', probably of St Helier in Jersey, designed to be viewed through an optical viewer called a 'zograscope'. Originally engraved in Paris the plate had been bought by London publishers and re-issued, accounting for the appalling English title.VUED0001London, P.Brooks & R.Sayer, c.1770.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, View of JerseynononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Pacific Ocean, Map of Pacific and AustralianononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, View of JoppanononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Asia, View of PalmyranononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, View of RamanononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Asia, View of TyrenononoLee Jackson
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GBP380.0United States, Map of the District of ColumbianononoLee Jackson
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GBP375.0West Indies, Map of the Virgin IslandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0South America, Map of BrazilnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0United States, Map of ConnecticutnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0West Indies, Map of Hispaniola & St.DomingonononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0West Indies, Map of JamaicanononoLee Jackson
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GBP480.0United States, Map of PennsylvanianononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of CheshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CARY0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/caryches.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cary, John.Mexico.310 x 250mm. Original colour.; A detailed map, in particularly fine colour. Extends to Taos and Sante Fe with Indian tribes named and pre Texas with many Spanish towns named.CARY0015London, c.1815+()
GBP175.0North America, Map of pre-Texas,California and New MexiconononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0West Indies, Map of West IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Europe, Cary DenmarknononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Canada, View of St Pierre, CanadanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CASS0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cassstpi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Chatelain, Henri.Nouvelle Carte du Governement Civil d'Angleterre et de celuy de la Ville de Londres.355 x 470mm.; Map of London, another of England marking the Cathedral cities, with two allegorical scenes with explanations. With extensive engraved French text.CHAT0001Amsterdam, c.1700.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, Map of LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CHAT0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/chatlond.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cloppenburg, Johannes.America Meridionalis.195 x 260mm.; South America, engraved by van der Keere. Waesberger was Jan Jansson's son-in-law.CLOP0007Amsterdam, Jan Jansson van Waesberger, 1676.()
GBP160.0South America, Map of South AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CLOP0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/waessame.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cloppenburg, Johannes.Cuba Insula; Havana Portus; Hispaniola Insula; Ins. Jamaica; Ins. S.Johannis; I.S.Margareta.190 x 260mm.; The islands of the West Indies, engraved by van der Keere. Waesberger was Jan Jansson's son-in-law.CLOP0010Amsterdam, Jan Jansson van Waesberger, 1676.()
GBP280.0West Indies, Map of the West Indian islandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP280.0West Indies, Map of West IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0North America, Map of MexiconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CLOP0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/clopmexi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cloppenburg, Johannes.Natoli sive Asia Minor.190 x 255mm.; Turkey, engraved by van der Keere. Waesberger was Jan Jansson's son-in-law.CLOP0008Amsterdam, Jan Jansson van Waesberger, 1676.()
GBP125.0Asia, Map of TurkeynononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Europe, Map of the BalkansnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of BerkshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COLE0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/coleberk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Collins, Greenvile.Burlington Bay. Scarborough & Hartlepoole.450 x 570mm. Coloured.; Three charts on one sheet, with a decorative title cartouche.COLL0003London, Mount & Page, c.1760.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Map of Burlington Bay, Scarborough & HartlepoolnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COLL0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/collburl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Collins, Greenvile.Holy-Head...455 x 565mm. Coloured.; Chart of Holyhead and northern Anglesea, orientated with north to the left.COLL0006London, Mount & Page, c.1760.()
GBP190.0United Kingdom, Map of Holy HeadnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COLL0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/collholh.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Coronelli, Vicenzo Mario.[Iceland.]235 x 310mm. Coloured. Narrow margin at top and right, a few small repairs.; Iceland, by the Official Cartographer of the Republic of Venice.CORO0006Venice, 1692.()
GBP225.0Europe, Map of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Italy, Coronelli SardinianononoLee Jackson
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GBP1400.0United States, Map of the North Atlantic with Zeno statednononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CORO0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/coroatla.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Fer, Nicolas.Les Isles Philippines et celles Des Larrons oude Marianes, Les Isles Moluques et de la Sonde, avec la Presqu'isle de L'Inde de la le Gange ou Orientale.235 x 340mm. Original colour.; The East Indies from Sumatra to the Ladrones. With a separate page of French text.DEFE0003Paris, 1705.()
GBP360.0Asia, Map of East Indies with PhilippinesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEFE0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ferphil.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Fer, Nicolas.Mappe-Monde ou Carte Generale de la Terre...230 x 340mm. Coloured. Mss. pagination in upper margin.; Double-hemisphere world map with California as an island, decorated with roundel portraits of nine explorers, including Columbus, Vespucci, Magellan, Marco Polo & Drake. Early mapping of North America with the Great Lakes in outline.DEFE0005Paris, 1705.()
GBP650.0World, Double-hemisphere World mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEFE0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ferdh.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De l'Isle, Guillaume.Carte de l'Isle de la Martinique, Colonie Franoise de l'une des Isles Antilles de l'Amerique.495 x 570mm. Original colour.; A fine impression of this map of the island.DELI0017Amsterdam: Covens & Mortier, c.1740.()
GBP350.0West Indies, Map of MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DELI0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/covemart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De l'Isle, Guillaume.Carte de L'Isle de Ceylan.500 x 575mm. Original colour.; A large and colourful map of Sri Lanka, with rococo cartouches for title and scale.DELI0001Amsterdam, Covens & Mortier, c.1730.()
GBP450.0Indian Ocean, Decorative map of Sri LankanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DELI0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/deliceyl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Rossi, Giovanni Giacomo.Marchesato, et Elettorato di Brandeburg con una gran Portione della Pomerania...435 x 570mm. Coloured.; Cantelli di Vignola's map of north-east Germany including Berlin and what is now western Poland.DERO0004Rome, 1687.()
GBP295.0Germany, Map of north-east Germany including BerlinnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DERO0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/rossbran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Wit, Frederick.Juti Tabula...590 x 485mm. Original colour.; Northern Denmark, with fine title and scale cartouches and scale cartouches in full colour.DEWI0002Amsterdam, c.1690.()
GBP250.0Europe, Map of Jutland in DenmarknononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Europe, Attractive English map of ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SENE0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/senescan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Delahaye, Guillaume.Plan des Isles Mah.355 x 525mm.; Chart of the Seychelles with an engraved French description.DELA1001Paris, Depot de la Marine, c.1775.()
GBP625.0Africa, Map of SeychellesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DELA1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hayemahe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Desnos, Louis Charles.Histoire de la Dcouverte Des Mondes Nouveau et Inconnu.290 x 455mm. Original colour.; Double-hemisphere world map, but centred on the Poles. On the map is the 'Mer de l'Ouest', the mythical inland sea in North America. The eastern coastline of Australia is unbroken from New Guinea to Tasmania, via New Caledonia.DESN0001Paris, c.1770.()
GBP160.0World, Double-hemisphere World map on a Polar ProjectionnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DESN0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/desnhemi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Diderot.Carte de la California et des Pays Nord-Ouest.320 x 370mm. Coloured.; The west coast of North America, from California to the Bering Straits. The inset map is based on a world map by Plancius issued in 1641, while the larger map is based on Visscher's map of 1612. Filled with the cartographic myths of the 17th century although a recognizable Baja California. The northwest coast bulges too far to the west. Both maps feature the seven cities of Cibola gathered around a spurious lake in the American Southwest.DIDE0001Paris, c.1772.()
GBP240.0United States, Map of CalifornianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DIDE0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/didecali.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Diderot.Carte Gnrale des Dcouvertes de de L'Amiral de Fonte representant la grande probabilit d'un Passage au Nord Ouest par Thomas Jefferys...305 x 380mm. Coloured.; The west coast of North America, with a North-West Passage, based on a map by Thomas Jefferys.DIDE0002Paris, c.1772.()
GBP240.0United States, Western seaboard of the U.S. mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DIDE0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/didefont.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Doncker, Hendrik.De Zee-Custen van Vrancryck tusschen Swartenes en C.de la Hague, Alse mede de Custen en Poortlandt.440 x 525mm. Original colour.; Decorative sea chart of the eastern half of the English Channel, orientated with north at the bottom of the page, published in the 'Zeespiegel'. The extents are the Strait of Dover to Cherbourg, Alderney and Portland. With cartouches in full colour for the title and scales.DONC0001Amsterdam, c.1664.()
GBP450.0United Kingdom, Map of English ChannelnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DONC0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/doncchan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Du Val, Pierre.Carte de Boheme, Moravia, Silesie et Lusace...415 x 535mm. Coloured.; Map covering Czech republic and surrounding areas.DUVA0001Paris, Pierre Mariette, 1667.()
GBP195.0Europe, Map of the Czech RepublicnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Asia, Map of India and CeylonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United States, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DUFO0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/dufonam2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Fricx, Eugne Henri.Plan de la Ville et Citadelle D'Anvers...390 x 530mm.; A fine impression of this plan of Antwerp, highlighting the fortifications and showing the important buildings in profile. An inset shows the environs of the city.FRIC0001Brussels, 1711-12.()
GBP390.0Netherlands, Map of Antwerp with fortificationsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0United Kingdom, Map of South LondonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0South America, Map of South AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=GIBS0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/gibssame.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Greenwood, Christopher & John.Map of the North West Circuit of the Principality of Wales, comprising the Counties of Anglesey, Caernarfon & Merioneth...Steel engraving, 630 x 730mm. Original body colour.; A large and detailed map in bright original colour, with a vignette view of Bangor Cathedral. Printed on Whatman Turkey Mill paper, one of the best available at the time.GREE0007London, 1834.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Impressive map of Anglesey, Caernarfon & MerionethnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United Kingdom, Large map of HuntingdonshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP425.0West Indies, View of St Thomas, Virgin IslandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Holy Land, Decorative view of JordannononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0South America, View of South GeorgianononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Pacific Ocean, View of a Hippah, a New Zealand VillagenononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Europe, View of DublinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP750.0Germany, Impressive map of Frankfurt and environsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP495.0Asia, Map of AsianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hassasia.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Dominia Anglorum in prcipuis Insulis Americ...505 x 590mm. Original colour.; Five maps on one sheet: St Kitts, Antigua, Bermuda, Barbados and Jamaica.HOMA1024Nuremberg, c.1740.()
GBP490.0West Indies, Map of St Kitts, Antigua, Bermuda, BarbadosnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Asia, Map of the Caspian Sea and JedonononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0United Kingdom, Map of England with a portrait of Queen AnnenononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0United Kingdom, Map of Scotland with allegorical cartouchesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homascot.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Nova Tabula Scani, qu est Gothia Australis...500 x 585mm. Original colour.; With a decorative title cartouche.HOMA0035Nuremberg, c.1730.()
GBP390.0Europe, Map of GothianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0035&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homagoth.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Nova Anglia Septentrionali Americ implantata Aglorumque coloniis florentissima...495 x 595mm. Original colour.; New England in bright original colour. The title cartouche depicts a European trading with the natives.HOMA0023Nuremberg, c.1715.()
GBP1400.0United States, Attractive map of New EnglandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP425.0Spain and Portugal, Map of Portugal and BrazilnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0027&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homaport.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Principatus Cataloni...485 x 550mm. Original colour.; With a fine title cartouche in original colour.HOMA0006Nuremberg, c1720.()
GBP450.0Spain and Portugal, Map of Catalonia with fine cartouchenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homacata.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist....Provincia Briscoia...590 x 500mm. Original colour. A few small marginal repairs outside map; South west Germany, marking Freiburg, Koblenz and Basel.HOMA0034Nuremberg, c.1718.()
GBP160.0Germany, Map of WurttembergnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homabris.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Regionis, Quae est circa Londinium...510 x 580mm. Original body colour.; Map of the commuter belt of London, extending to Maidenhead in the west, Luton, Chelmsford & Leatherhead. Under the map is a panorama of London showing from Westminster to the Tower.HOMA1013Nuremberg, 1741.()
GBP695.0United Kingdom, Map of London & EnvironsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hhlone.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Regni Norvegi Accurata Tabula...595 x 505mm. Original body colour with later additions.; Norway, with a decoative title cartouche featuring mer-people. An inset shows the northern reaches of the country.HOMA0024Nuremberg, c.1740.()
GBP490.0Europe, Norway map with decorative cartouchenononoLee Jackson
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GBP490.0Europe, Map of Sweden with FinlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homaswed.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Regnorum Magnae Britanni et Hiberni Mappa Geographica...500 x 550mm. Original body colour with later additions to the title cartouche.; The British Isles, with a decorative title cartouche and inset of the Shetlands. An English title is engraved outside the printed border at top. Two different plates were used for the same map.HOMA1003Nuremberg, 1749.()
GBP395.0United Kingdom, Map of British Isles with title cartouchenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hhbrit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Regnum Portugalli...610 x 500mm. Original colour. Some minor creasing.; Johann Baptist Homann's map, re-edited by Nolin for Homann's successors.HOMA1017Nuremberg, 1736.()
GBP425.0Spain and Portugal, Map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hhport.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Scandinavia complectens Sueci, Dani & Norwegi Regna.495 x 565mm. Original colour with later additions.HOMA1019Nuremberg, 1776.()
GBP450.0Europe, Map of ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hhscan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Sinus Finnici Delineatio Geographica...485 x 820mm. Original outline colour with later additions..; The Gulf of Finland, designed to show the approaches to St Petersburg, Tsar Peter the Great's all-year port, Russia's first.HOMA1009Nuremberg, 1751.()
GBP750.0Europe, Map of the Gulf of FinlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homafinl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Tabula Generalis Holsati complectens Holsati Dithmarsi Stormari et Vagri Ducatus.490 x 580mm. Original colour.; The environs of Hamburg, with an allegorical title cartouche and a block of armorials.HOMA0017Nuremberg, c.1720.()
GBP290.0Germany, Map of Holstein and HamburgnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homahols.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Tabula Generalis Totius Belgii qua Provinci XVII. Infer. Germani olim sub S.R.I.Circulo Burgundi...494 x 580mm. Original colour with later additions.; A large and decorative map showing Holland, Belgium & Luxembourg.HOMA0022Nuremberg, c.1720.()
GBP390.0Netherlands, Map of Holland and BelgiumnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homaneth.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Topographica Reprsentatio Barbarici Portus et Urbus Munit Oran...500 x 580mm. Original colour.; Plan of the environs and a prospect of the Algerian port of Oran.HOMA1016Nuremberg, 1732-.()
GBP260.0Africa, Map of Oran, AlgerianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homaoran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Urbis Neapoliscum Prcipuis eius dificus Secundum Planitiem Exacta Delineatio...495 x 580mm. Original colour.; Plan of Naples with an 84-point key. Above and below are eight insets: a map of the environs and seven views, including Vesuvius.HOMA0021Nuremberg, c.1730.()
GBP1200.0Italy, Homann NaplesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0021&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homanapl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Henricus.America noviter delineata.380 x 500mm. Original colour. Minor centrefold repair on verso otherwise very good.; Despite Henricus's signature and the date of 1631, this is Jodocus Hondius Jnr's map of the Americas of 1618. It has insets of the two Poles, depicts California as a peninsula and has seas full of ships and seamonsters.HOND0006Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1641.()
GBP2250.0America, Hondius' map of AmericanoyesyesLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hondhame.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Jodocus.Barbaria; [Carthage]; [Nile Delta].140 x 180mm, set in a page of English text.; Three maps on one sheet: Hondius' maps of North Africa, Carthage & Egypt from the 'Atlas Minor', here issued in 'Purchas his Pilgrimes'.HOND0015London, Samuel Purchas, 1625.()
GBP49.0Africa, English map of north AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/purcbarb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Henricus.Gothia.400 x 490mm. Original colour. Minor split in lower centrefold margin repaired.; Southern Sweden, marking Stockholm and Goteborg, also showing Gothia and Copenhagen.HOND0037Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1641.()
GBP290.0Europe, Map of Gothia with StockholmnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0037&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hondgoth.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Henricus.Iaponi Nova Descriptio.345 x 440mm. Original colour.; Japan, with Korea shown as an island. This is the second state of the plate, introduced 1636; the title and cartouche have been altered, and a galleon has replaced the original junk in the sea under the island, although the Latin description underneath still refers to the Japanese craft.HOND0039Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1641. French text edition.()
GBP1500.0Japan, Decorative map of JapannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0039&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hondjapa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Henricus.Mappa stivarum Insularum, alias Barmudas dictarum...400 x 515mm. Original colour.; One of the most decorative maps of Bermuda based on the famous survey by Richard Norwood of the Bermuda Company, also known as the Somers Isles Company in 1618. The map shows the division into the original Tribes, a short-lived name for what became administrative parishes, who were the major shareholders in the company. Also shown are the various landowners, with their names in a table below the map. There are many tiny houses shown on the map, locating settlements, as well as minute cannons marking the defensible points. The map is superimposed over a chart of the Atlantic with the coastlines of Britain, North America and Hispaniola showing the location of Bermuda. Decorated with an exquisite strapwork cartouche, a coat of arms, a medallion and a compass rose.HOND0018Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1641.()
GBP1200.0West Indies, Attractive map of BermudanononoLee Jackson
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GBP340.0Asia, Map of PersianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0055&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janspers.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Henricus.Venezuela, cum parte Australi Nov Andalusi.380 x 495mm. Coloured. Bottom right corner of margin made up, not affecting printed surface.; Venezuela, with Trinidad & Tobago, Tortuga and Curaao marked.HOND0073Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1636.()
GBP350.0South America, Map of VenezuelanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0073&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hondvene.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.China Veteribus Sinarum Regio nunc Incolis Tame dicitur.415 x 505mm. Coloured.; China, Japan and the northern Philippines, with Korea shown as an island.JANS0012Amsterdam, 1647.()
GBP1500.0China, Early map of ChinanononoLee Jackson
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GBP480.0United Kingdom, Map of Dorset with two fine cartouchesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0Europe, Map of Leinster, IrelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janslein.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Ducatus olim Episcopatus Bremensis et ostiorum Albis et Visurgis Fluviorum novissima Descriptio.430 x 525mm. Coloured.; The Baltic coast of Germany, marking Bremen and Hamburg. This example comes from volume 3 of the 'English Atlas', a collboration between English and Dutch publishers to produce a 12-volume atlas for the English market. Some of the maps were printed in Amsterdam, but some, like this one, were transported to England and re-engraved. The dedication cartouche top right now reads 'To the Wor.p.full S.r Henry Calverley of Eriholme in the Countij of Jorke knt this map is Humby D. b M: Pitt'. However the enterprise was too ambitious: only four volumes were published and Pitt spent nearly three years in Fleet Prison for debt.JANS0064Oxford: Moses Pitt, c.1682.()
GBP320.0Germany, BremennononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0064&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansbrem.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Episcopatus Dunelmensis Vulgo the Bishoprike of Durham.405 x 505mm. Original colour.; Durham, with three fine cartouches in full colour.JANS0017Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1700.()
GBP250.0United Kingdom, Jansson DurhamnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Africa, Morocco based on OrteliusnononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0France, FrancenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansgaul.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Genehoa, Jaloffi, et Sierraliones Regna.410 x 500mm. Original wash colour.; Originally published c.1670 by the 'Heirs of Johannes Jansson', this is a sea chart of the West African coast between Senegal and Sierra Leone. An uncommon item.JANS0022Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1700()
GBP290.0Africa, Decorative map of West AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansleon.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Holy Iland; Garnsey; Jarsey; Farne.410 x 510mm. Original body colour.; Four maps on one sheet, showing Jersey, Guernsey, Farne & Holy Island.JANS0007Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1700.()
GBP425.0United Kingdom, Map of Jersey, Guernsey, Farne & Holy IslandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansisla.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Insularum Moluccarum Nova descriptio.385 x 505mm. Original colour. Paper lightly toned.; The Moluccas, marking the forts built by the Dutch to protect their traders.JANS0033Amsterdam, 1641.()
GBP275.0Asia, Moluccas and the Spice IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0033&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansmolu.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Jutia Australis, in quae Dioeceses Pipensis et Arhusiensis.450 x 530mm. Bright original colour.; Southern Jutland, decorated a fine title cartouche. This example comes from an uncommon collaboration between Jansson's Dutch successors and Pitt, a London publisher.JANS0028Amsterdam, Jansson van Waesburg & Moses Pitt, c.1680.()
GBP240.0Europe, Map of Jutland in DenmarknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansjuti.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Legionis Regnum et Asturiarum Principatus.385 x 490mm. Coloured.; Leon and Asturias, with decorative cartouches for title and scale.JANS0030Amsterdam, 1636.()
GBP250.0Spain and Portugal, Leon and Asturias with decorative cartouchesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janslegi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Mar del Nort.435 x 560mm. Original colour. Paper lightly toned.; Chart of the Atlantic, published in the 'Orbem Maritimum', described by Koeman as the 'first sea atlas (in the real sense of the word)'. It shows the American coastline from the Davis Strait south to Guyana..JANS0002Amsterdam, 1650.()
GBP1100.0United States, Map of the AtlanticnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansatla.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Natolia, qu olim Asia Minor.385 x 500mm. Coloured.; Turkey and Cyprus. A vignette in the seas shows two galleys besetting a galleon.JANS0051Amsterdam, c.1650.()
GBP260.0Asia, Map of Turkey with vignettenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0051&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansanat.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Nova Hispania, et Nova Galicia.355 x 455mm. Original colour.; Central Mexico, with Mexico City and Guadalajara. The title cartouche is more ornate than usual for Jansson, and two armadillos stand on the key. From the first year of issue.JANS0032Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1636.()
GBP490.0South America, Mexico & Guadalajara with armadillosnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansmexi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Nova et accurata Moguntini Archbiepiscopatus delineatio.420 x 520mm. Original colour.; Maintz, orientated with north to the left, marking Frankfurt and Heidelberg. The title cartouche features putti and grapes.JANS0031Amsterdam, 1657.()
GBP200.0Germany, Map of MaintznononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0031&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansmogu.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Novissima Islandi Tabula.380 x 490mm. Original body colour. Minor split in lower centrefold margin repaired.; An uncommon issue of Jansson's map of Iceland, first issued 1630. After Jansson's death in 1664 the plate came into the possession of his son-in-law, Jan Jansson van Waesbergen, who republished it in collaboration with the Englishman Moses Pitt and Stephen Swart in the 1680s, with new cartouches for the title and scale. In 1694 the plate was acquired by Schenk and Valk who issued it again, as this example. The colour is particularly fine.JANS0025Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1700.()
GBP680.0Europe, Map of Iceland with fine colournononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansicel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Scotia Regnum.390 x 505mm. Coloured. Small repair to centrefold verso.; Decorative map of Scotland with two large cartouches and an inset of the Orkneys. The first issue of this map: the English edition of the same year used the old Mercator map.JANS0046Amsterdam, 1636, German text edition()
GBP980.0United Kingdom, The First Issue of Jansson's Map of ScotlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0046&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansscot.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Spitzberga.410 x 505mm. Original body colour with later additions. Repairs to verdigris cracking.; An uncommon chart of Spitzbergen or Svalbard, first published late in Jansson's career in his Sea Atlas in 1657. In 1694 the plate was acquired by Schenk and Valk who issued it with their names added. Decorated with cartouches for the title and scale, it also has a vignette scene of whaling, the reason that Spitzbergen was important enough to have a map devoted to it.JANS0065Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1700.()
GBP1250.0Europe, Early decorative map of Spitzbergen (Svalbard)nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0065&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansspit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Suthsexia vernacule Sussex.365 x 505mm. Original colour.; Sussex, with decorative cartouches for the title and scale, the Royal Arms, and five armorial shields held aloft by putti.JANS0049Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1700.()
GBP590.0United Kingdom, Map of Sussex with five armorial shieldsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0049&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janssche.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Tabula Geographica novissima Ducatus Stormari, in Meridionali parte Holsati.440 x 540mm. Coloured.; Stormarn, southern Holstein, centred on Hamburg.JANS0048London: Moses Pitt, c.1680.()
GBP240.0Germany, Stormarn, southern Holstein, centred on Hamburg.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0048&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pittstor.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Venezuela cum parte Australi Nov Andalusi.375 x 490mm. Coloured.; Venezuela and the Lesser Antilles, including Trinidad and Curaao.JANS0062Amsterdam, c.1650.()
GBP350.0South America, Venezuela and the Lesser AntillesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0062&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansvene.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Wigorniensis comitatus cum Warwickensi; nec non Coventri Libertas.435 x 525mm. Original colour.; With the four corners filled with ornamental cartouches and armorials.JANS0057Amsterdam, Schenk & Valk, c.1690.()
GBP350.0United Kingdom, Worcester & Warwick with ornamental cartouchesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0057&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/schewarw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Zeelandia Comitatus.385 x 500mm. Coloured.; Decorative map of Zeeland, marking Rotterdam & Antwerp.JANS0067Amsterdam, Jansson & Henricus Hondius, 1638.()
GBP490.0Netherlands, Decorative map of ZeelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0067&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janszeel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Janvier, Jean.Le Royaume de Hongrie Divis en Haute et Basse Hongrie Transilvanie Esclavonie et Croatie...315 x 460mm. Coloured.JANV0001Paris, Lattr, c.1762.()
GBP150.0Europe, HungarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANV0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janvhung.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Johnston, A.K.Canada.Steel engraving, 505 x 615mm. Original colour.; Large and detailed map.JOHN0002Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons, 1856.()
GBP68.0Canada, CanadanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JOHN0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/johncana.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Johnston, A.K.Physical Chart of the Atlantic Ocean Showing the Form and Direction of the Currents; Distribution of heat at the Surface, Navigation and Trade Routes, Banks, Rocks &c.Steel engraving, 500 x 600mm. Original colour.; A facinating chart depicting the difficulties in navigating the Atlantic, with the currents and winds making a direct route impossible. The routes of many famous voyages are marked.JOHN0003Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons, 1856.()
GBP48.0World, Atlantic currentsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JOHN0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/johnatla.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Johnston, A.K.Sweden, Norway.Steel engraving, 620 x 510mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of ScandinaviaJOHN0005Edinburgh, c.1855.()
GBP35.0Europe, ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JOHN0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/johnscan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Johnston, A.K.The River Systems of America, from the Designs of Professor Berghaus.Steel engraving, 500 x 600mm. Original colour.; North & South America, coloured to show which ocean, etc, the rivers empty into. With insets of Niagara, the Mississippi Delta and the Orinoco.JOHN0001Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons, 1856.()
GBP48.0United States, River Systems of AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JOHN0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/johnrive.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jonge, N.Globus Terrestris.175 x 255mm. Original colour.; Double-hemisphere world map, with the title on a banner.JONG0001Copenhagen, Jonge, c.1760.()
GBP340.0World, Double-hemisphere world mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JONG0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jongworl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Bark: Shire.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map, with an English text on reverse.KEER0003London, 1627.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of BerkshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerberk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Bohemia.90 x 125mm. Coloured.; A decorative miniature map of Czech Republic, engraved by van der Keere for the Speed 'Epitome' atlas.KEER0004London, William Humble, 1646.()
GBP58.0Europe, Miniature map of Czech RepublicnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/spembohe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Greece.90 x 125mm. Coloured.; A decorative miniature map of Greece, engraved by van der Keere for the Speed 'Epitome' atlas.KEER0014London, William Humble, 1646.()
GBP85.0Europe, Decorative miniature map of GreecenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/spemgree.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Hereford Shire.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Herefordshire. This example was printed the year of the Great Fire of London, with an English text on verso.KEER0015London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP49.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of HerefordshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerhere.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Holy Island; Farne; Garnsey; Iarsey.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Holy Island, Farne, Guernsey, Jersey. Printed the year of the Great Fire of London, with an English text on verso.KEER0020London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP75.0United Kingdom, Miniature map Holy Island, Farne, Guernsey, JerseynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0020&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerisle.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Hungaria.90 x 125mm. Coloured.; A decorative miniature map of Hungary, engraved by van der Keere for the Speed 'Epitome' atlas.KEER0017London, William Humble, 1646.()
GBP60.0Europe, Decorative miniature map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/spemhung.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Huntington Shire.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Huntingdonshire. This example was printed the year of the Great Fire of London, with an English text on verso.KEER0018London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP59.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of HuntingdonshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerhunt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Leicester Shire.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Leicestershire. This example was printed the year of the Great Fire of London, with an English text on verso.KEER0026London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP49.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of LeicestershirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerleic.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Norfolcke.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Norfolk. Printed the year of the Great Fire of London.KEER0029London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP75.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of NorfolknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keernorf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Nottingha Shire.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Nottingham. Printed the year of the Great Fire of London, with an English text on verso..KEER0030London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP56.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of NottinghamshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keernott.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Shropshire.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Shropshire. This example was printed the year of the Great Fire of London, with an English text on verso.KEER0035London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP68.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of ShropshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0035&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keershro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.The Turkish Empire.90 x 125mm. Coloured.; A decorative miniature map of the Turkish Empire, engraved by van der Keere for the Speed 'Epitome' atlas.KEER0045London, William Humble, 1646.()
GBP140.0Asia, Miniature map of Near EastnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0045&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/spemturk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Wilt Shire.90 x 125mm.; The so-called 'miniature Speed' map of Wiltshire . Printed the year of the Great Fire of London, with an English text on verso.KEER0047London, Roger Rea, 1666.()
GBP88.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of WiltshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0047&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerwilt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Kelly, Thomas.Dublin.195 x 240mm.; View of the city centre.KELL0001London, Kelly, 1816.()
GBP75.0Europe, Viiew of DublinnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KELL0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kelldubl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Langley.Langley's new Map of Warwickshire.330x 215mm. Original colour.; Warwickshire map with a vignette view of Warwick Castle.LANG1002London: Langley & Belch, 1817.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Warwickshire with Warwick CastlenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LANG1002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/langwarw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Langley.Langley's new Map of Cumberland.340 x 210mm. Original colour.; Map of Cumberland with a vignette view of Bassenwhwaite.LANG1004London: Langley & Belch, 1817.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Cumberland with view of BassenwhwaitenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LANG1004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/langcumb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Langley.Langley's new Map of Wiltshire.340 x 210mm. Original colour.; Map of Wiltshire with a vignette view of Salisbury Cathedral.LANG1005London: Langley & Belch, 1817.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Wiltshire with view of Salisbury CathedralnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LANG1005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/langwilt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Langley.Langley's new Map of Somersetshire.210 x 340mm. Original colour.; Somerset map with a vignette view of St. Vincent's Rock.LANG1001London: Langley & Belch, 1817.()
GBP115.0United Kingdom, Somerset with St. Vincent's RocknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LANG1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/langsome.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lasor VareaBelgrad.75 x 130mm, set in a page of text.; View of Belgrade.LASO0001Padua, Lasor Varea, 1713.()
GBP120.0Europe, View of BelgradenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LASO0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lasobelg.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lasor VareaPragha.75 x 130mm, set in a page of text.; A map/view of Prague.LASO0003Padua, Lasor Varea, 1713.()
GBP78.0Europe, PraguenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LASO0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lasoprag.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Laurie, Richard Holmes.A New Travelling Map of Sweden Proper, Gotland, &c. Exhibiting the Admeasured Distances, On all the Principal and Cross Roads, In Quarters of a Swedish Mile.625 x 500mm. Old colour? Splits in centrefold margins reinforced.; An uncommon map of Gothia. R.H. Laurie's father Robert was the Laurie of the publishers, 'Laurie & Whittle': he took his father's place in the business in 1812 and continued under his own name when Whittle retired in 1818.LAUR2001London, 1823.()
GBP195.0Europe, Unusual map of GotlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAUR2001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/laurgoth.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Laurie & Whittle.View of the Wet Docks from Blackwall.270 x 410mm. Aquatint. Trimmed to plate and laid on album paper.; Apparently a view of the West India Docks, completed in 1802. The use of aquatint is unusual for Laurie and Whittle.LAUR0002London, 1803..()
GBP250.0United Kingdom, View of the West India Docks, Wet Docks, LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAUR0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/laurblac.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Le Rouge, George Louis.La Chine.290 x 220mm. Coloured.; Map of China.LERO0002Paris, c.1756.()
GBP125.0China, ChinanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LERO0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lerochin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Leizelt, B.F.La Nouvelle Yorck.320 x 430. Original colour. A little wear to margins.; A ve d'optique of the Port of New York, with a short description in German and French. Of interest are the boats and costumes of the figures. Designed to be used in an optical viewer called a zograscope, the image is reversed, as is the title above the view. The naive colour is standard with this genre of print.LEIZ0002Augsburg: Probst? c.1760.()
GBP325.0United States, New York with boats and costumesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEIZ0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/vuedny.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Colonies Franaises (en Amrique.)Steel engraving, printed area 320 x 435mm. Original colour.; French colonies in America, including St Martin in the West Indies, French Guyana, and Newfoundland, St Pierre & Miquelon in Canada. The maps are within an illustrated border, showing trade goods including coffee and cotton.LEVA0013Paris, c.1852.()
GBP98.0West Indies, St Martin French Guyana, and NewfoundlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levawi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Colonies Franaises. Martinique. Amrique du Sud.Steel engraving, printed area 310 x 435mm. Original outline colour.; Map of Martinique, within an illustrated border, showing trade goods including sugar, cotton and tobacco.LEVA0007Paris, c.1852.()
GBP59.0West Indies, Martinique & sugar, cotton and tobacconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levamart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Ocanie.Steel engraving, printed area 320 x 430mm. Original colour.; Map of the Pacific, showing Japan and California south to Australia and New Zealand.LEVA0009Paris, 1852.()
GBP85.0Pacific Ocean, Pacific OceannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levaocea.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Planisphre.Steel engraving, printed area 320 x 430mm. Original outline colour.; The World on Mercator's Projection, with ornate vignette borders.LEVA0012Paris, c.1850.()
GBP195.0World, World map on Mercator's ProjectionnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levaworl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lotter, Tobias Conrad.America Septentrionalis...480 x 580mm. Original body colour.; Map of North America with a large title cartouche.LOTT0012Augsburg, c.1760.()
GBP925.0United States, North America with a large title cartouchenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOTT0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lottname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lotter, Tobias Conrad.Castellum Gibraltar...490 x 590mm. Original body colour.; Two maps on one sheet: a map of Gibraltar up to the Spanish lines; and a map of the Straits of Gibraltar with Cadiz and Marbella.LOTT0009Augsburg, c.1770.()
GBP325.0Mediterranean Sea, GibraltarnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOTT0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lottgibr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lotter, Tobias Conrad.Dani Regnum...500 x 585mm. Original body colour. Discreet printer's crease at the centrefold.; Denmark map, with Sleswig-Holstein and the southern reaches of Sweden.LOTT0005Augsburg, c.1770.()
GBP250.0Europe, Denmark with Sleswig-HolsteinnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOTT0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lottdenm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lotter, Tobias Conrad.Magni Turcarum Dominatoris Imperium per Europam, Asiam, et Africam...505 x 585mm. Original body colour.; Map of the Turkish Empire, covering Greece, Arabia and Libya.LOTT0016Augsburg, c.1750.()
GBP425.0Asia, Turkish Empire with Greece, Arabia and LibyanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOTT0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lottturk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.America.135 x 180mm, set in a page of text. Some creasing.; Map of America engraved by Girolamo Porro for Magini's edition of Ptolemy, 1596.MAGI0003Padua, Lasor Varea, 1713.()
GBP225.0United States, AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magiamer.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Palstina, vel Terra Sancta.140 x 180mm.; Magini's 'modern' map of the Holy Land, engraved by Girolamo Porro with two large strapwork cartouches.MAGI0017Venice, Heirs of Simon Galignani, 1596. First edition.()
GBP140.0Asia, Holy Land according to PtolemynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magipale.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Tabula Asiae IIII.140 x 180mm.; Magini's Ptolemaic map of the Near East, with Cyprus, engraved by Girolamo Porro.MAGI0018Venice, Heirs of Simon Galignani, 1596. First edition.()
GBP130.0Asia, Middle East & Cyprus of PtolemynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magiasi4.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Tabula Aphricae I.140 x 180mm.; Magini's Ptolemaic map of Morocco and north west Africa, engraved by Girolamo Porro.MAGI0002Venice, Heirs of Simon Galignani, 1596. First edition.()
GBP49.0Africa, Morocco and north west AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magiafr1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Tabula Asiae VI.140 x 180mm, set in a page of text. Coloured.; Map of Arabia, based on the geography of Ptolemy of Alexandria, c.100 AD. On verso is Ptolemy's map of Central Asia.MAGI0004Venice, c.1620.()
GBP280.0Asia, Arabia of PtolemynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magiasi6.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Turcici Imperii Descriptio.140 x 185mm, set in Italian text.; Map of the Turkish Empire, covering Greece, the Caucasus and Arabia.MAGI0025Venice?, c.1596()
GBP180.0Asia, Map of the Turkish Empire with ArabianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magitur2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Ancienne Arabie.155 x 110mm.; Map of ancient Arabia.MALL0005Paris, 1683.()
GBP98.0Asia, Miniature Map of Ancient ArabianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallaraa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Arabes.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; Full-length portraits of two Arabs.MALL0006Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP89.0Asia, Miniature Portrait of Arab nativesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallarbs.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Basle.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; Prospect of BasleMALL0011Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP95.0Europe, Miniature of BaslenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallbasl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Congo.150 x 110mm. Coloured.; Equatorial Africa.MALL0019Paris, c.1683.()
GBP75.0Africa, Miniature Map of the CongonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallcong.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.I.s de Cuba et de Jamaica.150 x 100mm.; Cuba and Jamaica map, with vignette sea-battles.MALL0051Paris, c.1683.()
GBP180.0West Indies, Miniature map of Cuba and JamaicanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0051&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallcuba.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.I.s de Man et d'Anglesey.160 x 105mm. Coloured.; The Isle of Man and Anglesey.MALL0029Paris, 1683.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Miniature Map of the Isle of Man and Anglesey.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallman.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Decouverte de la Groenlande.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; The map suggests that Greenland is connected to Spitzbergen.MALL0025Paris, c.1683.()
GBP125.0Europe, Miniature Map of Greenland and SvalbardnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallgree.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Georgie Armenie &c.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Map of Georgia and Armenia, with a decorative title cartouche.MALL0023Paris, 1683.()
GBP95.0Asia, Miniature Map of Georgia & ArmenianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallarme.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Georgiens.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Georgian costume.MALL0024Frankfurt, 1685.()
GBP36.0Asia, Miniature Portrait of Natives of GeorgianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0024&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallgeor.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Isles du Japon.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Japan map, with a decorative title cartouche.MALL0030Paris, 1683.()
GBP175.0Japan, Miniature Map of JapannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malljapa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.P.les de la Floride.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; The dress of the native Floridians.MALL0022Paris, 1683()
GBP125.0United States, Miniature Portrait of Natives of FloridanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallflon.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.P.les de Virginie.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; The dress of natives of Virginia, from a German edition of Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0047Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP75.0United States, Miniature Portrait of Natives of VirginianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0047&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallvirn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Mexique.155 x 110mm.; Mexico City.MALL0050Paris, c.1683.()
GBP90.0South America, Miniature Map of Mexico CitynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0050&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallmexv.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Presqu-Isle de L'Inde deca le Golfe de Bengala.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; Map of India.MALL0046Paris, c.1683.()
GBP125.0Asia, Miniature map of IndianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0046&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallindi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Vienne.145 x 115mm.; Prospect of ViennaMALL0045Paris, c.1683.()
GBP98.0Europe, Miniature of ViennanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0045&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallvien.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Marchadier.BostonTinted lithograph, printed area 290 x 660mm.; Detailed map of Boston. Insets show the layout of the docks and the railways.MARC0001Paris, Marchadier, 1884.()
GBP75.0United States, BostonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MARC0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/marcbost.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Gerard.Macedonia Epirus et Achaia.360 x 435mm. Original hand colour. Split in margin near centrefold repaired; Map of Northern Greece, including Athens, Salonika and Corfu, and Albania and Macedonia.MERC0022Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1613.()
GBP195.0Europe, Macedonia with Athens, Corfu and AlbanianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mercmace.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Gerard.Moravia.335 x 450mm. Coloured.; Decorative map of Moravia, now part of the Slovak Republic.MERC0031Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616.()
GBP225.0Europe, Slovak RepublicnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0031&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mercmora.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Gerard.Transylvania.340 x 430mm. Original colour. Tiny skinned area on map otherwise very good.; Mercator's own map of Transylvania.MERC0030Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1613, Latin text edition.()
GBP195.0Europe, Early map of TransylvanianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/merctran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercier.Tibetano (Asia).Wood engraving, printed area c.180 x 100mm. Original colour.; Costume of Tibet, modelled by a very Italian looking man!MERC1001Italian?, c.1855.()
GBP69.0Asia, Costume of TibetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/merctibe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Merian, Matthaus.Antverpia.280 x 360mm.; Detailed map of Antwerp, with a 32-point key.MERI0009Frankfurt, 1649..()
GBP290.0Europe, AntwerpnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERI0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/meriantw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Merian, Matthaus.Hungaria Regnum.275 x 330mm.; Detailed map of Hungary, showing the Danube to Vienna.MERI0006Frankfurt, 1646.()
GBP125.0Europe, HungarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERI0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/merihung.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Meyer, Joseph.Neueste Karte von New Hampshire und Vermont 1846.385 x 310mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of New Hampshire & VermontMEYE0010Hildburghausen, 1846.()
GBP98.0United States, New Hampshire & VermontnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MEYE0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/meyenhve.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Meyer, Joseph.Neueste Karte von Pennsylvania...1845.310 x 380mm. Old colour.; Map of New Hampshire & Vermont fom Meyer's 'Handatlas'.MEYE0013Hildburghausen, 1845.()
GBP98.0United States, PennsylvanianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MEYE0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/meyepenn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Meyer, Joseph.Neuste Karte von Maryland und Delaware...1846.320 x 380mm. Old colour.; Maryland and Delaware map with an inset plan of Baltimore.MEYE0008Hildburghausen, 1846.()
GBP125.0United States, Maryland with Baltimore & DelawarenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MEYE0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/meyemary.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mitchell, Samuel Augustus.County & Township Map of the States of Iowa and Missouri.550 x 370mm. Original colour.; Map of the States of Iowa and MissouriMITC0003Philadelphia, 1888.()
GBP98.0United States, Iowa and MissourinononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MITC0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mitciowa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mitchell, Samuel Augustus.County & Township Map of Arizona and New Mexico.360 x 560mm. Original colour.; Map of Arizona and New Mexico.MITC0001Philadelphia, 1888.()
GBP125.0United States, Arizona & New MexiconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MITC0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mitcariz.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Moll, Herman.A Map of the North Pole with all the Territories that lye near it...205 x 280mm. Coloured.; Interesting North Pole map.MOLL0002London, Thomas Bowles & John Bowles, 1745.()
GBP425.0World, ArcticnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MOLL0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mollarct.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Monin, Charles.tats-Unis de L'Amerique du Nord.205 x 265mm. Original colour.; United States map with Texas as part of Mexico.MONI0001Paris, c.1842.()
GBP88.0United States, United StatesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MONI0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/monius.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Monin, Charles.tats-Unis de L'Amerique du Nord.205 x 265mm. Original colour.; United States map with Texas as a republic.MONI0002Paris, c.1842.()
GBP98.0United States, United StatesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MONI0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/moniusa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Montanus, Arnold.Fezz et Marocchi Regna Afric Celeberrima.270 x 355mm. Coloured.; Map of Morocco, orientated with north to the right, with a decorative title cartouche.MONT0006London, John Ogilby, 1670.()
GBP125.0Africa, MorocconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MONT0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ogilfez.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.gypt.135 x 110mm.; Map of Egypt from Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...'.MORD0008London, c.1688.()
GBP48.0Africa, Miniature map of EgyptnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordegyp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.Britannia Romana.390 x 285mm. Coloured.; Roman Britain map, from a late issue of Morden's map(?).MORD0023London, 1747?()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Roman BritainnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordgbro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.Cape Verde Islands.120 x 130mm.; Map of Cape Verde Islands from Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...', with the title on the sail of a ship.MORD0005London, c.1688.()
GBP75.0Africa, Miniature map of Cape Verde IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordverd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.Congo.105 x 130mm.; Map of the Congo & Angola, from Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...'.MORD0006London, c.1688.()
GBP75.0Africa, Miniature map of Congo & AngolanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordcong.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.Empire de Mogol.115 x 130mm.; From Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...'.MORD0017London, c.1688.()
GBP95.0Asia, Miniature map of the Mogol EmpirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordmogo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.India on this side Ganges.115 x 135mm. Original outline colour; Map of India from Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...'.MORD0010London, c.1688.()
GBP95.0Asia, Miniature map of IndianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordindi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.Midlesex.365 x 420mm. Coloured.; Map of the county of Middlesex, with a small plan of London.MORD0016London, 1695.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordmidd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.A New Map of the Kingdome of Algier.135 x 110mm.; Map of Algeria from Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...'.MORD0002London, c.1688.()
GBP40.0Africa, Miniature map of AlgerianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordalge.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.A New Map of the Kingdoms of Fez & Marocco.140 x 125mm.; Map of Marocco from Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...'.MORD0009London, c.1688.()
GBP50.0Africa, Miniature map of MorocconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordfez.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.The Maldives and Ceylon Islands.130 x 110mm.; Map of the Maldives, Sri Lanka and southern India, from Morden's uncommon world atlas 'Geography Rectified...'.MORD0015London, c.1688.()
GBP85.0Asia, Maldives & Sri Lanka and southern IndianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordmald.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Morden, Robert.Worcester Shire.370 x 420mm. Coloured.; Worcestershire map published in Camden's 'Britannia'.MORD0032London, 1722.()
GBP140.0United Kingdom, WorcestershirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MORD0032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mordworc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mount & Page.A Chart of ye Coast of Sweden from Oeland to Stockholm.430 x 525mm.; Uncommon chart of the Baltic coast of Sweden, orientated with north to the top right. Gotland appears at the bottom of the map.MOUN0001London, c.1740.()
GBP325.0Europe, Sea chart of the BalticnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MOUN0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mounswed.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.[Arabia and Persia.]Woodcut, image size 195 x 165, set in a page of text.; Early map of Arabia and Persia.MUNS0003Basle, 1581, German edition.()
GBP250.0Asia, Early ArabianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munsarab.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.Candia seu Creta insula.Woodcut, printed area 80 x 160mm, set in a page of text.; Early map of CreteMUNS0006Basle, c.1575.()
GBP95.0Europe, CretenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munscret.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.Istria peninsola, cio quasi Isola.Woodcut, printed area 140 x 155mm, set in text.; Early map of Slovenia.MUNS0017Basle, 1575, Italian edition.()
GBP95.0Europe, Early SlovenianononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Europe, GreecenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munsgree.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.Sumatra grosse Insel so von den alcen Geographen Taprobana genennet worden.Woodcut, printed area 315 x 365mm.; Map of Sumatra, with the tip of the Malay Peninsula, with 'Cingatola' marked. Here Sumatra is linked with the mythical island of Taprobana, also associated with Sri Lanka. A German text describes the island, with a picture of an elephant with a very European-looking mahout.MUNS0013Basle, c.1628, German text edition.()
GBP495.0Asia, Sumatra & Malay with a mahoutnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munssuma.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.[The Balkans.]Woodcut, printed area 150 x 190mm, set in text. Coloured.; An early map of the BalkansMUNS0016Basle, 1552, French edition.()
GBP225.0Europe, Early BalkansnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munsdaci.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ogilby, John.The Road from London to Hith... Including the Road to Maidstone.320 x 440mm. Coloured.; From the first book of road maps, the 'Britannia'. Ogilby shows from London to Hythe, with Maidstone and Ashford. The title cartouche features Neptune and Venus in her cockleshell.OGIL0009London, c.1675.()
GBP395.0United Kingdom, Decorative Ogilby London-Hythe road mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=OGIL0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ogilhith.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Islandia.85 x 120mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Iceland, published in Michel Coigent's 'L'Epitome du Theatre de L'Univers d'Abraham Ortelius'.ORTM0013Antwerp, 1602, French text edition.()
GBP225.0Europe, Miniature map of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmicel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Romania, Bulgaria, Walachia et Syrfia.85 x 120mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Romania and Bulgaria published in Michel Coigent's 'L'Epitome du Theatre de L'Univers d'Abraham Ortelius'.ORTM0002Antwerp, 1602, French text edition.()
GBP75.0Europe, Miniature map of Romania & BulgarianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmbulg.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Terra Sancta.85 x 120mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of the Holy Land, published in Michel Coigent's 'L'Epitome du Theatre de L'Univers d'Abraham Ortelius'.ORTM0018Antwerp, 1602, French text edition.()
GBP125.0Holy Land, Miniature map of the Holy LandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmpale.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Turcicum Imperium.85 x 120mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Arabia and the Turkish Empire , published in Michel Coigent's 'L'Epitome du Theatre de L'Univers d'Abraham Ortelius'.ORTM0030Antwerp, 1602, French text edition.()
GBP150.0Asia, Miniature map of Turkish EmpirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmturk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Philip, George.Canda, Nova Scotia & New Brunswick &c.Steel engraving, 520 x 600mm. Original colour.; Large and detailed map of Canada in fine colour, with an inset of Newfoundland.PHIL0005Liverpool, 1856.()
GBP56.0Canada, CanadanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PHIL0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/philcana.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Philip, George.Independent and Chinese Tartary, Hindostan, China &c.Steel engraving, 520 x 615mm. Original colour.; Large and detailed map in fine colour, showing from the Caspian Sea and Afghanistan to Japan, marking Hong Kong. This was published at a time of western expansion: the 'Great Game' was being played in central Asia; Hong Kong island is marked; and the India Mutiny against British Rule erupted the next year.PHIL0009Liverpool, 1856.()
GBP85.0Asia, TartarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PHIL0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/philtart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Philip, George.Islands in the Pacific Ocean.Steel engraving, 520 x 615mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of the South Pacific, showing the east coast of Australia and the Marianne Islands east to Hawaii and the Marquesas, with insets of Hawaii and Tahiti. The colour is particularly fine.PHIL0011Liverpool, 1856.()
GBP68.0Pacific Ocean, Pacific IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PHIL0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/philocea.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pigot, James.Berkshire.Steel engraving, 230 x 380mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of Berkshire with a vignette view of St George's Chapel, Windsor.PIGO0005London, James Pigot & Co, c.1827()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Berkshire with St George's Chapel, Windsor.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PIGO0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pigoberk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pigot, James.Cumberland.Steel engraving, 370 x 250mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of Cumberland with a vignette view of Carlisle Cathedral.PIGO0006London, James Pigot & Co, c.1827()
GBP78.0United Kingdom, Cumberland with Carlisle CathedralnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PIGO0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pigocumb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pigot, James.Hertfordshire.Steel engraving, 230 x 380mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of Hertfordshire with a vignette view of St Albans Abbey Church.PIGO0004London, James Pigot & Co, c.1827()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Hertfordshire with St Albans Abbey ChurchnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PIGO0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pigohert.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pigot, James.Shropshire.Steel engraving, 370 x 250mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of Shropshire with a vignette view of St Lawrence's Church, Ludlow.PIGO0007London, James Pigot & Co, c.1827()
GBP85.0United Kingdom, Shropshire with St Lawrence's Church, LudlownononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PIGO0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pigosalo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pigot, James.Warwickshire.Steel engraving, 370 x 250mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of Warwickshire with a vignette view of St Michael's Church, Coventry.PIGO0009London, James Pigot & Co, c.1827()
GBP85.0United Kingdom, Warwickshire with St Michael's Church, CoventrynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PIGO0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pigowarw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pigot, James.Westmoreland.Steel engraving, 230 x 380mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of Westmoreland with a vignette view of Kendal Church.PIGO0002London, James Pigot & Co, c.1827()
GBP68.0United Kingdom, Westmorland with Kendal ChurchnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PIGO0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pigowesm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pinkerton, John.Chili.760 x 550mm. Original colour. Crack in lower platemark.; Large and detailed map of Chile, with an inset of Juan Fernandes Island.PINK0008London, Cadell & Davies, 1809.()
GBP140.0South America, Large, detailed map of ChilenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PINK0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pinkchil.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pinkerton, John.Polynesia.540 x 730mm. Original colour.; Map covers the east coast of Australia & the Mariannes east to the Sandwich Islands & the Marquesas, from 'Pinkerton's Modern Atlas'.PINK0006London, c.1813.()
GBP150.0Pacific Ocean, PolynesianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PINK0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pinkpoly.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pinkerton, John.Scandinavia.750 x 550mm. Original body colour. Crack in lower platemark.; Large and detailed map of Scandinavia, with strong original colour.PINK0009London, Cadell & Davies, 1809.()
GBP125.0Europe, ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PINK0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pinkscan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pinkerton, John.Spanish Dominions in North America. Middle Part.530 x 720mm. Original colour.; Map of Southern Mexico to Guatemala and the Bay of Honduras, from Pinkerton's Modern Atlas.PINK0003London, Cadell & Davies, 1811.()
GBP195.0South America, Central AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PINK0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pinkcam2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pinkerton, John.Spanish Dominions in North America. Southern Part.530 x 720mm. Original colour. Centrefold split repaired.; Map from Guatemala south to Panama.PINK0004London, Cadell & Davies, 1811.()
GBP250.0South America, Central America, Guatemala to PanamanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PINK0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pinkcam1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Porcacchi, Tomaso.Isole Molucche.110 x 150mm, set in a page of text. Small rust spot in sea area.; Map of the 'modern' East Indies, with the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra almost unrecognisable.PORC0005Venice, c.1600.()
GBP225.0Asia, Malaysia, East Indies, SumatranononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PORC0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/porcmala.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Quad, Matthias.Angliae regni florentissimi nova descriptio auctore Humeredo Lhud Denbgiense.185 x 265mm. Small split in lower centre fold margin.; Map of England, engraved by Henry Nagel, who apparently only engraved maps for the Quad series. It is derived from Welshman Humphrey Lhuyd's map as published by Ortelius in 1573, and has a Latin-text decription on the reverse.QUAD0001Cologne, c.1593.()
GBP450.0United Kingdom, Map of England & Wales after Humphrey LhuydnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=QUAD0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/quadengl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Reilly, Franz von.Grenland so weit es bekantist mid den Inseln Frer.250 x 300. Coloured.; Greenland map, with the mythical bisecting channel, with an inset of the Faroe Islands.REIL0003Vienna, c.1789.()
GBP175.0Europe, GreenlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0World, Double hemisphere world mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=REIL0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/reildh.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Reilly, Franz von.Karte von Scotland.480 x 660. Original colour. Some damp staining, mainly in margins.; Large map of Scotland, with an inset of the Orkeys and Shetlands.REIL0005Vienna, 1795.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, Large ScotlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP65.0United Kingdom, England & WalesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP525.0Pacific Ocean, Tasmania separates from AustralianononoLee Jackson
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GBP400.0Europe, Detailed map of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0United States, USAnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=RENO0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/renous.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.Bayes d'Hudson et de Baffins, et Terre de Labrador.170 x 170mm. Original outline colour.ROBE0015Paris, 1749.()
GBP98.0Canada, CanadanononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0United States, Miniature map of Mississippi & LouisiananononoLee Jackson
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GBP180.0Italy, TyrolnononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0Asia, East IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0South America, Southern California, western Mexico & TexasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Spain and Portugal, Portugal with rococo cartouche.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP495.0World, Double-hemisphere world map of RosaccionononoLee Jackson
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GBP120.0West Indies, Hispaniola & DominicanononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0Africa, North AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0Europe, Goteborg & the KattegatnononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0Africa, Decorative map of AbyssinianononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Hungary, Croatia and BosnianononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0Europe, LaplandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Africa, West AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP240.0Europe, Unusual FinlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
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GBP340.0United States, North America depicting California as an islandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0United Kingdom, Decorative map of EnglandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP180.0Germany, Large decorative map of HolsteinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP525.0Asia, Turkish Empire with a decorative title cartouche.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0Holy Land, The Holy Land & the PeregrinationsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0Asia, IndianononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Asia, Arabia with latest discoveriesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP200.0United States, BostonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP65.0Canada, CanadanononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Europe, BrusselsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Europe, CopenhagennononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United States, New YorknononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Canada, Nova ScotianononoLee Jackson
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GBP180.0United States, North AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0United States, North America VIInononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0United States, CarolinasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP100.0United States, PhiladelphianononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Pacific Ocean, PolynesianononoLee Jackson
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GBP45.0United Kingdom, EdinburghnononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Pacific Ocean, PacificnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SDUK0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sdukpaci.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.Western Australia containing the Settlements of Swan-River and King George's Sound...; Van-Diemen Island...Steel engraving, printed area 325 x 400mm. Original colour. Narrow lateral margins.; Detailed maps of Australia from surveys sent to the Colonial Office.SDUK0039London, Baldwin & Cradock, 1833.()
GBP60.0Australia, Detailed Western AustralianononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Australia, AustralianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MEYE0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/meyeaust.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Stieler, Adolf.Karte von dem Sdstlichen Theile Australia's... von Neu Sd Wales bis zum Jahre 1832.340 x 430mm. Original colour. Some slight spotting.; Map of the colonies of New South Wales, with an inset of south westerern Australia marking Perth.MEYE0011Hildburghausen, c.1834.()
GBP150.0Australia, New South WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MEYE0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/meyensw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Survey of the Coast of the United States.Mississippi City Harbour, Mississippi. From a Trigonometrical Survey.Lithograph, printed area 395 x 440mm.; Map of Mississippi City is now part of the Biloxi-Gulfport-Pascagoula metropolitan area.SURV0001Washington, 1857.()
GBP98.0United States, Survey of Mississippi City HarbournononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SURV0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/survmiss.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.British Guayana.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 360 x 250mm.; Guyana map with engraved vignette scenes, including a prospect of Georgetown.TALL0042London & New York, John Tallis & Co., c.1855.()
GBP75.0South America, GuyananononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0042&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallguay.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.British Possessions in the Mediterranean.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 355 x 250mm.; Map of Gibraltar, Malta & Gozo, Corfu, and other Greek islands, with engraved vignettes including views of Valletta and Corfu.TALL0041London: London Printing and Publishing Company, 1861.()
GBP125.0Europe, Gibraltar, Malta & Gozo, Corfu depictednononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0041&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallmedi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.Central America.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 270 x 330mm.; Map of Central America from Guatemala to Nicaragua, with engraved vignette scenes.TALL0035London: London Printing and Publishing Company, 1861.()
GBP95.0North America, Central AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0035&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallamec.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.France.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 260 x 320mm.; Map of France with engraved vignette scenes.TALL0039London, J. & F. Tallis, c.1851.()
GBP75.0Europe, FrancenononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Germany, GermanynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0037&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallgerm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.Japan & Korea.Steel engraving, printed area 270 x 350mm. Original colour.; Map of Japan & Korea with a vignette of Tokyo (Yedo).TALL0018London, John Tallis & Co, c.1851.()
GBP200.0Japan, Japan & KoreanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/talljapa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.New South Wales.Steel engraving, printed area 345 x 250mm. Original colour.; New South Wales map marking the gold diggings, with a vignette prospect of Sydney.TALL0023London, John Tallis & Co, c.1851.()
GBP200.0Australia, New South WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallnsw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.Persia.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 355 x 265mm.; Map of Persia with engraved vignette scenes. Also shows Azerbijan.TALL0032London & New York, John Tallis & Co., c.1855.()
GBP98.0Asia, IrannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallpers.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.Thibet, Mongolia, and Mandchuria.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 265 x 330mm.; Map of Tibet,Mongolia and Manchuria with engraved vignette scenes, including the Palace of the Dalai Lama in Lhasa.TALL0034London: London Printing and Publishing Company, 1861.()
GBP125.0Asia, TibetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallthib.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.Western Hemisphere.Steel-engraving, 260 x 330mm. Original outline colour.; This is one of the most decorative 19th century maps of the Americas. The map is a circular hemisphere completely surrounded by steel-engraved vignettes featuring whales, natives, and indigenous animals, all tied together with a vine-style border. The map extends to include New Zealand and the Solomon Islands in the Pacific and the Cape Verde Islands in the Atlantic. Alaska is Russian America and New California occupies all the west coast. The boundaries of an Independent Texas appear but the coloring includes it as a part of the United States. The coast of Antarctica is just beginning to appear.TALL0001London, & New York, John Tallis & Co., c.1851.()
GBP250.0United States, Tallis's map of AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallhemw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.Abyssinia.530 x 355mm. Original colour. Trimmed on left, outside printed border, short split reinforced.; Detailed map of Abyssinia with the routes of explorers, including the artist Henry Salt.THOM0023Edinburgh, 1817.()
GBP65.0Africa, AbyssinianononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0West Indies, Haiti & St DominguenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomhisp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.Map of the Islands of the Pacific Ocean.510 x 620mm. Original colour.; Map of the Pacific Ocean from New South Wales and the Ladrones east to Hawaii and the Marquesas. Insets include Hawaii and Tahiti.THOM0012Edinburgh, 1817.()
GBP225.0Pacific Ocean, Pacific IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomocea.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.Porto Rico and Virgin Islands.250 x 630mm. Original colour. Trimmed to bottom printed border, margin added.; Map of Puerto Rico & Virgin IslandsTHOM0017Edinburgh, 1815.()
GBP300.0West Indies, Puerto Rico & Virgin IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomport.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.Prussian Dominions.490 x 610mm. Original colour.; Map of northern Poland.THOM0013Edinburgh, c.1817.()
GBP120.0Europe, PrussianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomprus.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.St Christophers; St Lucia; Nevis.520 x 640mm. Original colour.; Three maps (St Christophers, St Lucia, Nevis) on one sheetTHOM0020Edinburgh, c.1815.()
GBP98.0West Indies, St Kitts, St Lucia & NevisnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0020&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomstch.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.The British Channel.625 x 650mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of the English Channel.THOM0009Edinburgh, 1814.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, English ChannelnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomchan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.United States of America; The Course of the River St. Lawrence from Lake Ontario, to Manicouagan Point.450 x 630mm. Original colour.; Two maps (United States and St. Lawrence river) on one sheet.THOM0015Edinburgh, 1814.()
GBP200.0United States, USAnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomusa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Thomson, John.Western Hemisphere; Eastern Hemisphere.Two plates, each c. 570 x 530mm. Original colour. A few marginal repairs outside maps otherwise very good.; Maps of the Western Hemisphere & Eastern Hemisphere.THOM0018Edinburgh, 1816.()
GBP450.0World, World Hemispheres mapsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP200.0North America, PanamanononoLee Jackson
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GBP360.0Africa, South AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tiriafrs.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Kaart van het Westelyk Gedeelte van Nieuw Mexico en van California.335 x 360mm. Coloured.; Map of California and Arizona, asdepicted by the Jesuits including Father Kino.TIRI0004Amsterdam, 1765.()
GBP680.0United States, California & ArizonanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tiricali.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Kaart van de Papoasche Eilanden.330 x 370mm. Original body colour.; The western end of New Guinea map, with the islands of the Ceram Sea, including Misool & Boo.TIRI0009Amsterdam, c.1753.()
GBP225.0Asia, New GuineanononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Africa, Cape of Good HopenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tiricape.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Nieuwe Kaart, van de Noord Pool...235 x 410mm. Original colour.; The North Pole map, showing south to the island of California, the Straits of Gibraltar & Japan.TIRI0014Amsterdam, 1735.()
GBP175.0World, ArcticnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tiriarct.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Nieuwe Wereld Kaart, waar in de Reizen van den Hr. Anson Rondsom de Wereld...235 x 410mm. Original colour.; World map on Mercator's Projection, designed to show the route of Commodore Anson around the world on what was in reality a buccaneer's trip. He captured a Spanish treasure ship: when he returned to London he needed thirty wagons to transfer the silver booty to the Tower of London.TIRI0013Amsterdam, 1764.()
GBP250.0World, World map of a buccaneernononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tirimerc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Niewe Kaart Van Westelykste Deel der Weereld...350 x 370mm. Original body colour.; Map of North and South America with fine, bright colour and with good detail throughout. Above C. Blank in California a short coastline juts westward. The Great Lakes are well-mapped. Virginia, Carolina, Louisiana are marked. South America has more detail with the interior labelled Land der Amazonen.TIRI0003Amsterdam, c.1754.()
GBP340.0United States, AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tiriamer.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tunison.Tunison's North Dakota and Part of Manitoba, Canada; Tunison's South Dakota.Two maps, back-to-back, ea. c. 250 x 320mm. Original colour.; Map of Dakota & Manitoba The Battle of Little Big Horn (1876) is commemorated by Custer County, Custer City and Custer Peak.TUNI0001American, c.1890.()
GBP98.0United States, Dakota & ManitobanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TUNI0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tunisdak.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Iles Maldives et Laquedives. [Sheet 107]470 x 530mm. Original colour. Paper lightly toned.; Because of the length of the chain, most of the Maldives appear as an inset. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0020Brussels, 1827.()
GBP89.0Asia, Detailed MaldivesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0020&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maela107.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Iles Aleutiennes [Sheets 38 & 39.]Two sheets, each approx. 470 x 530mm. Original colour.; Two sheets charting the Aleutian Islands, the chain of islands crossing the north Pacific, from Semisopotohnoi to Tanaga, marking the routes of the explorers who mapped them in the 1790s. The maps were published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0011Brussels, 1827.()
GBP250.0Asia, Aleutian Islands pairnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas38.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de la Russie D'Asie. [Sheet 22]470 x 530mm. Original colour. Paper lightly toned.; The area around the city of Tomsk in the Western Siberian Lowlands. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0016Brussels, 1827.()
GBP89.0Asia, Tomsk, SiberianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas22.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de la Russie D'Asie et de la Chine. [Sheet 32]470 x 530mm. Original colour. Paper lightly toned.; The area around the city of Irkutsk, near the Russian/Mongolian border, marking the western end of Lake Baikal. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0017Brussels, 1827.()
GBP59.0Asia, Irkutsk, SiberianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas32.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de la Russie D'Asie. [Sheet 10]470 x 530mm. Original colour.; The mouth of the Kolyma River into the East Siberian Sea at 160. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0018Brussels, 1827.()
GBP59.0Asia, Kolyma River, SiberianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas10.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de l'Inde et Ile de Ceylan. [Sheet 108]470 x 530mm. Original colour. Small hole in sea area.; Southern India and Sri Lanka, with a text in French describing the island. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0019Brussels, 1827.()
GBP89.0Asia, Sri LankanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maela108.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de la Russie D'Asie. [Sheet 3]470 x 530mm. Original colour.; Krasnoyarsk, in northern Siberia, far inside the Arctic Circle, with part of the Taymyr Peninsula, now with a nature reserve.The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0014Brussels, 1827.()
GBP250.0Asia, Krasnoyarsk, SiberianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas03.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de la Russie D'Asie; Iles Kuriles [Sheets 36 & 50]Two sheets, each c.470 x 530mm. Original colour.; The Kuriles, stretching from Kamchatka to Japan. Formerly Japanese islands, they are now held by Russia. The maps were published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0021Brussels, 1827.()
GBP140.0Asia, Detailed chart of the KurilesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0021&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas36.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de la Chine [Sheet 85.]470 x 510mm. Original colour.; South east Tibet, and the eastern part of Yunnan Province in China. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0009Brussels, 1827.()
GBP150.0Asia, Tibet-China bordernononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas85.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de L'Empire Birman [Sheets 96, 104 & 109.]Three sheets, each approx. 470 x 530mm. Original colour.; Three large sheets, joining vertically, showing Burma from Mandalay south to Phuket in Thailand. The Andaman and Nicobar islands are shown to the west. A large French text describes Burma. The maps were published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0012Brussels, 1827.()
GBP400.0Asia, Three detailed maps of BurmanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas96.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie du Thibet [Sheets 68 to 71.]Four sheets, each c.475 x 550mm. Original colour.; Four very detailed maps of Tibet, running east from Cashmir to the eastern borders of Tibet & China The maps were published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0008Brussels, 1827.()
GBP600.0Asia, Four detailed maps of TibetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelas68.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de L'Empire Chinois.Two sheets, ea. c. 480 x 520mm. Original colour.; Very detailed map of eastern Mongolia, with 'Oloa Baytin' marked in the region of Ulan Bator. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0006Brussels, 1827.()
GBP195.0Asia, Detailed MongolianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maelmon1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie de la Perse. Asie No. 52.520 x 570mm. Original colour. Some spotting.; Very detailed map of the southern Caucasus, with the borders of Persia, Turkey, Armenia, Georgia and Azabaijan. Marked are the cities of Baku, Yerevan & T'Bilisi, and Mount Ararat. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0003Brussels, 1827.()
GBP195.0Asia, CaucasusnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Netherlands, Decorative map of ZeelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0Europe, Decorative SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP90.0United States, North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VOSG0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/vosgname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vosgien.Amrique Septentrionale 1823.150 x 150mm.; Despite the date the geography of this map of North America appears to date from the 1780s.VOSG0002France, 1823.()
GBP90.0United States, North America 1823nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VOSG0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/name1823.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Wallis, James.Berkshire.210 x 295mm. Original wash colour.; Detailed county map of Berkshire marking the roads, with fine, bright colour.WALL0002London, S.A. Oddy, 1812.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, BerkshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0United Kingdom, DurhamnononoLee Jackson
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GBP78.0United Kingdom, WorcestershirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALL0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/wallworc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Webber, John.Binnengezigt van het Eiland Atooi.250 x 490mm.; A view of Waimea, Atooi (Kauai) in Hawaii drawn during Captain Cook's visit 19-23 January 1778. His men can be seen trading with the natives. Cook reported that they took on board nine tons of water and 'sixty or eighty pigs'. From a German edition of Cook's voyages.WEBB0002Germany, c.1790.()
GBP195.0United States, Hawaii AtooinononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WEBB0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/webatoo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Webber, John.A Canoe of the Sandwich Islands, the Rowers Masked.260 x 405mm. Slight scuffing at centrefold.; A Hawaiian canoe, engraved by Grignion after Webber for an account of Cook's voyages.WEBB0001London, 1790.()
GBP300.0United States, Canoe of HawaiinononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, English HeptarchynononoLee Jackson
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GBP200.0Spain and Portugal, Portugal with allegorical figurenononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0France, AquitainenononoLee Jackson
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GBP120.0Europe, Large map of EuropenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WYLD0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/wyldeuro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Wyld, James.A Map of the Dutchy of Holstein, with the Territories of the Imperial Towns Hamburg & Lbek, Also the Bishoprick of Eutin, Laid down from Fischer's Map and Corrected by B._.Steel engraving on exceptional paper. 495 x 600mm. Original outline colour.; Large and detailed map, shortly after the acquisition of Holstein by Bismark.WYLD0008London, 1875.()
GBP98.0Germany, Holstein & HamburgnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WYLD0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/wyldhols.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Wyld, James.The Crimea... Second Edition 26th September 1854.Lithograph, 490 x 680mm. Original colour. Tear to left margin. Some slight surface soiling.; Large and detailed map of the Crimea, with insets showing the Black Sea and the defences of Sevastapol. Wyld takes great pains to point out that this is a new edition, rushed out less than two weeks after the Allies landed at the port of Eupatoria on the west coast. News of the Battle of Alma, 20th September, did not arrive early enough for the battle to be marked.WYLD0007London, 1854.()
GBP85.0Europe, CrimeanononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0United States, AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattamer.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.L'Esremadura di Portugallo Alentejo, ed Algarve...325 x 330mm. Original colour. Small repair to margin outside map.; Map of Portugal with a fine title cartouche.ZATT0003Venice, 1775.()
GBP150.0Spain and Portugal, AlgarvenononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Europe, Moscow & RussianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0037&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattmosc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Governo di Archangelo e sue Provincie Nella Russia Europea.430 x 350mm. Original colour.; Map of Russian Archangel with a title cartouche in full colour.ZATT0054Venice, 1782.()
GBP150.0Europe, Russia ArchangelnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Germany, Saxony & HamburgnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0044&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattlsax.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Il Mappamondo o sia Descrizione Generale del Globo.285 x 390mm. Original colour. Faint damp staining in the bottom margin, not affecting map.; Double-hemisphere world map, with allegorical figures of the Four Continents in the corners. Published just after the news of Cook's first circumnavigation was published, his route is marked but New Zealand remains unrecognisable yet shown correctly as two main islands.ZATT0051Venice, 1774.()
GBP890.0World, Double-hemisphere world mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0051&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattworl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Il Paese de'Selvaggi Outauacesi, e Kilistinesi Intorno al Lago Superiore.335 x 455mm. Original colour.; One sheet of a 12-sheet map of North America, mainly showing Lake Superior but with an inset of Florida and the Bahamas, apparently on a scroll.ZATT0024Venice, 1778.()
GBP260.0United States, Florida & BahamasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Czech RepublicnononoLee Jackson
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GBP240.0Asia, East IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP340.0Asia, East Indies IVnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Europe, IcelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zatticel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.La Guinea Occidentale che contiene Le Isole di Capo Verde, Il Senegal, La Costa Propriamente detta della Guinea.420 x 320mm. Original colour.; Map from Senegal south to Ghana, with the Cape Verde IslandsZATT0026Venice, 1784.()
GBP95.0Africa, West AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattguiw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.La Partie Occidentale della Nuova Francia o Canada.330 x 440mm. Original colour.; One sheet of a 12-sheet map of North America, showing Quebec between Montreal and James Bay, much occupied by the Six Nations Tribes, including the modern Parc de la Verendrye.ZATT0043Venice, 1778.()
GBP225.0Canada, QuebecnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0043&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattqueb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.La Turchia d'Asia che comprende L'Anatolia, la Giorgia, l'Armenia, il Curdistan, il Diarbec, l'Irak-Arabi, la Siria &c.330 x 420mm. Original colour.; Turkey, Crete & Cyprus, Palestine, Georgia, Armenia & Iraq mapZATT0038Venice, 1794.()
GBP95.0Asia, Near EastnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Africa, North AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP160.0Europe, SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0047&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattswie.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Parte del Regno d'Irlanda cio Le Provincie D'Ulster, e Leinster.415 x 320mm. Original colour. Faint discolouration at centrefold.; Map of the eastern Provinces of Ireland, Ulster & Leinster, with a decorative cartouche featuring fishing.ZATT0048Venice, 1794.()
GBP150.0Europe, Ulster & Leinster, IrelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0048&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattiree.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Parte Settentrionale del Circolo dell'Alta Sassonia.325 x 420mm. Original colour.; Map of upper Saxony, with Berlin marked.ZATT0049Venice, 1780.()
GBP98.0Germany, Upper Saxony & BerlinnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0049&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattsaxo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Parte Settentrionale dell'Inghilterra e del Principato di Galles di nuova Projezione; Parte Meridionale dell'InghilterraTwo plates, each c.320 x 420mm. Original colour.; Two sheet map of England & Wales, designed to be joined, published by Zatta in his 'Atlante Veneto'.ZATT0021Venice, 1796.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, Two-Sheet Map of EnglandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, EssexnononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Spain and Portugal, PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Africa, Chart of the Canary IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=AAAA0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/aacana.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Arrowsmith, John.The Provinces of La Plata, the Banda Oriental del Uruguay and Chile, Chiefly from M.S. documents communicated by Sir Woodbine Parrsh, K.C.H., Late H.M. Charg d'Affaires &c. at Buenos Ayres.640 x 520mm. Original colour. Trimmed to platemark top left and bottom left for atlas 'tabs'.; Detailed map of South America from southern Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay to Patagonia, with an inset of Tierra del Fuego. Issued in the 'London Atlas' by the foremost British cartographer of his generation.ARRO0006London, 1842.()
GBP150.0South America, Argentina map & Bolivia, Paraguay and UruguaynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ARRO0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/arroarge.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Arrowsmith, John.Denmark.535 x 645mm. Original colour. Centrefold reinforced.; Detailed map of Denmark, issued in the 'London Atlas' by the foremost British cartographer of his generation. Schleswig & Holstein are still part of the country.ARRO0012London, 1842.()
GBP95.0Europe, Map of DenmarknononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0United States, Town plan of New OrleansnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0094&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellnorl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Suite du Cours du Fleuve St. Louis depuis la Rivire d'Iberville jusqa celle des Yasous, et les Parties connues de la Riviere Rouge et la Riviere Noire.230 x 365mm. Coloured.; The course of the Mississippi from Iberville River (now Iberville Bayou) north to junction of the Yazoo (Yasous) River; course of Red River from its junction with the Mississippi to Natchitoches and includes the course of the Black River. One of the first detailed maps of the area, important as the border between French-controlled Louisiana and Spanish Texas. The Presidio Nuestra Seora del Pilar de los Adaes, founded in 1716 and rebuilt in 1721, is shown on the left of the map. An inset shows the area around the French Fort St. Jean at what became Natchitoches, depicting 'The Red River raft' (Embaras d'Arbres), blockading the river upstream. This was a natural dam of driftwood formed over thousands of years, extending nearly 100 miles upstream. Because it was a great hinderance to trade attempts to clear it started in 1833, but it kept reforming: it was not until 1900 that the river was officially clear.BELL0096Paris, c.1764.()
GBP350.0United States, Map of The Mississippi RivernononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0096&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellstlo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Carte de l'Entre de Norton, et du Dtroit de Bhering ou l'on voir le Cap de plus Oriental de L'Asie, et la Pointe la plus Occidentale de L'Amrique.290 x 400mm. Binding folds flattened.; Captain James Cook's third and final expedition was sent to try to find the North West Passage from the Pacific. The ship sailed though the Bering Straits to be blocked by the icewall. Turning south they sailed to Hawaii where Cook was killed. Published in a French account of Cook's Voyages.BENA0007Paris, c.1785.()
GBP175.0North America, Cook's Voyage through the Bering StraitsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BENA0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/benaberi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Hibernia.100 x 135mm. Coloured. A wormhole in the margin.; Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0013Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP225.0Europe, Miniature Map of IrelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0Asia, Early miniature map of ArabianononoLee Jackson
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GBP200.0West Indies, Miniature Map of HispaniolanononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0North America, Miniature Map of the YucatannononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Miniature Map of CroatianononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Asia, Miniature Map of GujaratnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0058&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertcamb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Media.100 x 135mm. Coloured. A couple of tiny wormholes in the margin.; Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0077Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP60.0Europe, Miniature Map of MeathnononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0United Kingdom, Huntingdonshire map with cartouches & escutcheonsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Asia, Map of the East IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United States, Map of Utah & NevadanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAD0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bradutah.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Brodhead, Charles C.A Map of a Tract of Land in the State of New York called Macomb's Purchase compiled from the official returns of the Surveyor General.325 x 380mm. Original colour.; Alexander Macomb, a wealthy merchant, bought 3,600,000 acres of upper New York from the state in 1791 for 12 cents an acre. Bounded by the St. Lawrence River and eastern Lake Ontario. From this purchase are derived the deeds for all the lands that are now included in Lewis, Jefferson, St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties, as well as portions of Herkimer and Oswego Counties.BROD0001New York, J.E. Gavit, 1840.()
GBP98.0United States, Landholdings in New York StatenononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0United States, Alaskan Coastal Profiles, from Cook's VoyagesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COOK0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cookprof.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cooke, C.A Map of North America.280 x 440mm.; North America, marking Captain Cook's discoveries in the north Pacific.COOK1001London, 1795.()
GBP295.0North America, AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COOK1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cookname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Deur.Plan de la Ville et Citadelle d'Anvers...440 x 450mm. Coloured. Small repair to centrefold.; Detailed townplan concentrating on the defences, engraved by Deur, possibly published by Chatelain.DEUR0001Amsterdam, c.1729.()
GBP495.0Netherlands, Townplan of AntwerpnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEUR0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/deurantw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Diderot.Partie De La Carte du Capitaine Cluny Auteur d'un ouvrage anglois intitul American Traveller publi Londres en 1769.220 x 430mm. Coloured.; North America, concentrating on the northern reaches, but yet to show any of Cook's discoveries in Alaska.DIDE0003Paris, 1772.()
GBP195.0North America, North America by Captain ClunynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DIDE0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/dideclun.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Arena Martis in Belgio, qua Provinci X. Catholic Ingerioris Germani.495 x 570mm. Original colour.; A large and decorative map of Belgium during the War of the Spanish Succession. The progress of the English army under John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, through the low countries is marked by a series of towns marked in red as 'Englische Besatzung' ('occupied by the English'). Antwerp has yet to fall, dating the map to pre-1706. A vignette lower right has a prospect of Luttich / Leige.HOMA0064Nuremberg, c.1706.()
GBP240.0Europe, Map of Marlborough's route through BelgiumnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Germany, Map of the Environs of HamburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0France, Map of Bresse in FrancenononoLee Jackson
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GBP790.0America, Map of the AmericasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP475.0Asia, The Turkish Empire, with ArabianononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Europe, Early map of BohemianononoLee Jackson
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GBP1800.0Asia, The First Western map of Japan With Sino-Japanese CharactersnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Map of Norway & DenmarknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robenorw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Stackhouse, Thomas.The Catholic Netherlands with the Seven United Netherlands.400 x 390mm. Original colour. A few marginal tears.; With bright original colour.STAC0001London: Stackhouse, c.1786.()
GBP49.0Netherlands, Map of the NetherlandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=STAC0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/stacholl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Weigel, Christoph.Umstndliche Orts-Gelegenheit und Grund Riss Der mit Gttlichen Beystand durch die Christliche Waffen bekriegten und Hoffendlich bald Besiegte Trkischen Grnz-Vestung Belgrad oder Griechisch Weissenburg...335 x 420mm. Original colour.; The year of publication of this map the Austrians and the Ottomans signed the Treaty of Passarowitz, under which Austria gained control of Belgrade, and established the border between Islam and Christianity as the Danube River.WEIG0018Nuremburg, 1718.()
GBP390.0Europe, Town plan of BelgradenoyesyesLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Map of PrussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Germany, Townplan of NuremburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP290.0Europe, Townplan of AntwerpnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Map of DenmarknononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Map of Champagne & BrienononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Asia, Russia with a separately-printed frame border.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0North America, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP69.0West Indies, Map of MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0United States, Map of Mexico with California, Texas & LouisiananononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0North America, Chart of the Slave Trade RoutesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of Sweden & NorwaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Europe, Detailed map of Europe.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Spain and Portugal, Chart of the Battle of Vigo, 1702nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Townplan of Lopburi.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0North America, Map of MexiconononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0Africa, Chart of Southern AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Pacific Ocean, Chart of the Pacific windsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Asia, Plan of NagasakinononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0South America, Map of the Environs of LimanononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0West Indies, Map of St KittsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0West Indies, Map of GuadeloupenononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Scandinavia, Detailed map of Sweden & NorwaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Europe, Colourful map of IrelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Spain and Portugal, Colourful Map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Europe, Map of Southern Russia & the Ukraine.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of HertfordshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0West Indies, Map of MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Netherlands, Plan of AntwerpnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Netherlands, Plan of BrusselsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Africa, Chart of the AzoresnononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0United States, Map of the AmericasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0United States, Map of the Interior of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Asia, Chart of the Caspian SeanononoLee Jackson
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GBP360.0Spain and Portugal, Aragon & CatalonianononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United States, Detailed map of the U.S.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0South America, Colombia, with PanamanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KITC0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kitcssea.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lodge, John.A Plan of the Navigable Canal, now making from Chesterfield, in the County of Derby, to the River Trent, near Stockwith in the County of Nottingham, Survey'd in 1770.180 x 310mm.; Canal map, showing from Chesterfield to Gainsborough, marking Worksop and Retford, engraved by Lodge.LODG0002London: Gentleman's Magazine, 1772.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, The Chesterfield CanalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0United Kingdom, The Lancaster CanalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, The Erewash CanalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP875.0Scandinavia, Highly decorative map of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP425.0Europe, Map of ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERI0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/meriscan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mueller, Gerhard.Topographical Map of Upper Arawata Country.Photolithograph, printed in colours. 315 x 350mm.; Detailed map of part of West Otago.MUEL0001Wellington: General Survey Office, 1885.()
GBP225.0Australia, Upper Arawata Country, New ZealandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Spain and Portugal, Decorative map of Western AndalucianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTE0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/orteanda.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Philip, George.Sweden & Norway.Steel engraving, 610 x 510mm. Original colour.; Large and detailed map.PHIL0014Liverpool, 1856.()
GBP75.0Europe, Colourful map of Sweden & NorwaynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PHIL0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/philswed.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Pinkerton, John.Portugal.750 x 550mm. Original body colour. Crack in lower platemark.; Large and detailed map of Portugal, published as Wellington was clearing up the remains of French forces at the end of the Peninsular War.PINK0010London, Cadell & Davies, 1813.()
GBP125.0Spain and Portugal, Detailed map of Portugal.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Mediterranean Sea, The Straits of GibraltarnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United States, A View of Fort VancouvernononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Europe, Colourful map of DenmarknononoLee Jackson
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GBP69.0West Indies, Map of GrenadanononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, BengalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Asia, Map of the environs of Agra, India.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP180.0Netherlands, Decorative plan of FlushingnononoLee Jackson
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GBP280.0Spain and Portugal, Vue d'Optique of SevillenononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0United States, Detailed Map of the USAnononoLee Jackson
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GBP170.0Germany, Detailed map of Stralsund & RgennononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Detailed Map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Spain and Portugal, Decorative map of Spain and PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Spain and Portugal, Decorative map of northern PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0France, Decorative map of Northern FrancenononoLee Jackson
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GBP380.0United Kingdom, Plan of LondonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Italy, Townplan of Gallipoli in ItalynononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0West Indies, Detailed Chart of DominicanononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Europe, Map of Sicily, with Malta & GozonononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Canada, Map of CanadanononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0Europe, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Europe, Decorative Map of GreecenononoLee Jackson
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GBP2000.0Europe, Decorative Set of Mercator Maps of IrelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Europe, Decorative Map of the MoreanononoLee Jackson
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GBP480.0Europe, Decorative Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP375.0Europe, Decorative Map of Castile in Fine Old ColournononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0France, Map of FrancenononoLee Jackson
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GBP590.0West Indies, West IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0North America, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP850.0Canada, Maps of Canada and the Great LakesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0China, China, marking Hong Kong.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Townplan of NaplesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Europe, Townplan of MilannononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Europe, Townplan of GenovanononoLee Jackson
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GBP50.0Europe, Townplan of SyracusenononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Spain and Portugal, Portugal and her Brazilian Possessions.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Asia, Decorative map of Northern India and BangladeshnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Detailed map of Sweden & NorwaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0West Indies, Map showing Bermuda, the Azores, Canaries and MadeiranononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Italy, Plans of Genova and FirenzenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAU0028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/braugeno.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun & Hogenberg.Orvieto; Lauretum.350 x 484mm. Original colour.; Two Italian town plans, published in the 'Civitated Orbis Terrarum', the first series of printed townplans. Orvieto is in central Tuscany and Loreto in Ancona. It appears here because it was a famous pilgrimage site, with a basilica containing the house that the Virgin Mary had been born. Apparently angels carried the basilica from Nazareth to protect it from the Turks, first to Dalmatia in 1291, then to this hill in 1295.BRAU0075Cologne, 1581.()
GBP680.0Europe, Town Plans of Orvieto & LoretonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAU0075&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/brauorvi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte du Bresil Prem. Partie Depuis la Riviere des Amazones jusqua la Baye de Tous les Saints.250 x 345mm. Coloured. Narrow lower margin.; North-east Brazil.BELL0010Paris, 1757.()
GBP75.0South America, Map of Northern BrazilnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Africa, Chart of the CanariesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellcana.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de la Guyane.240 x 330mm.; The Guyanas.BELL0025Paris, 1757.()
GBP49.0South America, Chart of the Coasts of GuiananononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellguy2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de Paraguay et des Pays Voisins.220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Uruguay and part of Argentina, with Montevideo & Buenos Aires.BELL0059Paris, 1756.()
GBP85.0South America, Map of UruguaynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0059&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellurug.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte d'Angleterre,250 x 250mm. Original colour.; The only issue of this version of Bellin's map of England & Wales, slightly larger than the usual version.BELL0108Paris, 1764.()
GBP85.0United Kingdom, Map of England and WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0108&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellen64.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan du Fort et Ville du Cape de Bonne Esperance.225 x 280mm. Coloured.; Detailed townplan of Cape Town and its fort, with a 13-point key.BELL0110Paris, c.1764.()
GBP150.0Africa, Townplan of Cape TownnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0110&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellcap2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Ormus regnum.95 x 135mm. Coloured.; The Persian Gulf, with 'Baharem I.' marking Bahrain. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0039Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP250.0Asia, The Persian Gulf, with Bahrain markednononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0039&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertgulf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Brandenburg90 x 125mm. Coloured.; A miniature map of Brandenburg.BERT0078Amsterdam, c.1618.()
GBP98.0Germany, Miniature map of BrandenburgnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0078&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertbran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Tirolis Comita.85 x 120mm. Coloured.; The first plate of the map of the Tyrol used in the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.BERT0079Amsterdam, c.1600.()
GBP98.0Italy, Miniature Map of the TyrolnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0079&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/berttiro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Barbaria.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; The Barbary coast of Africa, with south west Europe. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0082Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP98.0Africa, Miniature Map of the Barbary CoastnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0082&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertbarb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Aegyptus.95 x 135mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Egypt. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0083Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP98.0Africa, Miniature Map of EgyptnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0083&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertegyp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Tunetanum Regnum.95 x 135mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Tunisia. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0084Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP98.0Africa, Miniature Map of TunisianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0084&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/berttuni.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Malabar.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0085Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP140.0Asia, Miniature Map of South West IndianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0085&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertmala.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Narsinga.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0086Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP140.0Asia, Miniature Map of Southern IndianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0086&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertnars.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Persicum Regnum.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0087Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP98.0Asia, Miniature Map of PersianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0087&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertpers.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Hungaria.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0088Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP98.0Europe, Miniature Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Italy, Miniature Map of FriulinononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0089&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertistr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Britannia Ducatus, Duch de Bretaigne.385 x 520mm. Coloured.; Britanny, with decorative cartouches for the title and scale.BLAE0106Amsterdam,1642.()
GBP325.0Europe, Map of Britanny.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0West Indies, Map of CubanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonncube.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Carte Hydro-Geo-Graphique des Indies Orientales en dea et au dela du Gange et leur Archipel...Four plates, each c. 320 x 435mm. Original colour.; A chart of the East Indies from India to the Philippines and Indonesia, but also showing the land in detail.BONN0030Paris, Lattr, 1771.()
GBP495.0Asia, Map of the East Indies on four sheetsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnein1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Jodocus.Hispania Nova.135 x 180mm, set in a page of English text. Coloured.; Hondius' map of western Mexico from the 'Atlas Minor', here issued in 'Purchas his Pilgrimes', with an English text.HOND0085London, Samuel Purchas, 1635.()
GBP175.0South America, New MexiconononoLee Jackson
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GBP425.0Africa, Decorative Map of MorocconononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0South America, Map of ColumbianononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of Sweden, Norway & FinlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Spain and Portugal, Map of IberianononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0World, Map of the Northern HemispherenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COVE0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/covenhem.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Dawson, R.K.Cambridge.310 x 190mm. Original colour. Trimmed into image on right.; A ward map of Cambridge according to the Reform Act of 1832.DAWS0001London, 1832.()
GBP68.0United Kingdom, Cambridge according to the Reform Act.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP2400.0Asia, Decorative Map of the East IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Spain and Portugal, Fine Map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP375.0France, Map of Savoy in FrancenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0082&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janssavo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Linschoten, Jan Huygen van.thiopum e Moambyque...250 x 320mm. Coloured. Tape stains in margins.; Depictions of four African natives, from Abyssinia and Ethiopia, engraved by Johannes Doeticum. The title, written in Latin and Dutch, tells how the Mohametans call the natives 'Caffres', or 'unbelievers'.LINS0001Amsterdam, c.1596.()
GBP125.0Africa, African NativesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LINS0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/linscethi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Galliae Regnum.140 x 180mm. Coloured.; France, after Ortelius.MAGI0030Venice, 1620.()
GBP98.0Europe, Map of FrancenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magifran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.I. d'Hispaniola et P.Rico.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Map of Hispaniola and Porto Rico, with vignette sea-battles.MALL0026Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP175.0West Indies, Miniature Map of Puerto Rico & HispaniolanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallhisp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson....la Ville de San-Domingo...145 x 115mm. Coloured.; Plan of St DomingoMALL0052Paris, 1683.()
GBP140.0West Indies, Miniature Map of St DomingonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0052&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallstdo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Buda.150 x 110mm. Coloured.; Miniature view of Buda, with a bridge linking it to the fortress of Pest.MALL0053Paris, c.1683.()
GBP140.0Europe, Miniature of BudapestnononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Europe, Miniature of KrakownononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0054&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallkrak.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Grece Generale.155 x 110mm. Coloured.MALL0059Paris, c.1683.()
GBP85.0Europe, Miniature Map of GreecenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0059&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallgrec.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Estat Ecclesiastique et Duch de Toscane.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Central Italy.MALL0060Paris, c.1683.()
GBP98.0Europe, Miniature Map of TuscanynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0060&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malltusc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Gerard.Candia cum Insulis aliquot circa Grciam.385 x 485mm. Original colour.; A decorative map of Crete, with insets for the six other islands: Corfu, Zakinthos, Milos, Naxos, Thira & Krpathos.MERC0007Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1613.()
GBP560.0Mediterranean Sea, Maps of Crete and the Greek IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/merccret.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Merian, Matthaus.Domus Hansae Teutonicae. Sacri Romani Imperii.240 x 315mm.; The Hansiatic League Headquarters in Antwerp.MERI0013Frankfurt, c1660.()
GBP95.0Netherlands, Hansiatic League Headquarters in AntwerpnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERI0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/merihans.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.Lacus Lemanus.Woodcut, printed area 150 x 160mm, set in a page of text.; Lake Leman or Lake Geneva, orientated with north to the bottom, so Geneva is on the right of the map.MUNS0022Basle, 1588.()
GBP125.0Europe, Early map of Lake LemannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munslema.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Seller, John.Isle of Man.125 x 150mm, set in text. Original colour.; Map of the Isle of Wight, with text underneath and on verso.SELL0008London: Grose, 1787.()
GBP75.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of the Isle of MannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SELL0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sellman.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Seller, John.Hampshire.130 x 150mm, set in text. Original colour.; Map of Hampshire, with text underneath and on verso.SELL0009London: Grose, 1787.()
GBP90.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of HampshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SELL0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sellhamp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Seller, John.Radnor.130 x 150mm, set in text. Original colour.; Map of Radnor, with text underneath and on verso.SELL0011London: Grose, 1787.()
GBP39.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of RadnornononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SELL0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sellradn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Nieuwe Kaart van t'Zuider Gedeelyte van Groot Britannie behelzende het Koningryk Engeland...330 x 370mm. Coloured.; England and Wales, divided into counties.TIRI0018Amsterdam, c.1750.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, Map of England and WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tiriengl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vrients, Jan Baptista.[Globus Terrestris.]90 x 125mm. Coloured.; When Vrients published his first edition of Ortelius's Epitome he introduced this new double-hemisphere map, alongside the original oval map engraved by Galle. It is untitled, although there is 'Globus Terrestris' in letterpress above the map. Under the spheres is a rustic scene, with a church in the centre.VRIE0001Antwerp, Vrients, 1601.()
GBP750.0World, First Issue of Vrient's Miniature World MapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, Map of England & WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALL0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/wallengl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Wallis, James.Cheshire.210 x 295mm. Original wash colour.; Detailed county map marking the roads, with fine, bright colour.WALL0008London, S.A. Oddy, 1812.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of CheshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0United Kingdom, Map of MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALL0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/wallmidd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Wallis, James.Suffolk.210 x 295mm. Original wash colour.; Detailed county map marking the roads, with fine, bright colour.WALL0011London, S.A. Oddy, 1812.()
GBP89.0United Kingdom, Map of SuffolknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALL0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/wallsuff.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Wallis, James.Surrey.210 x 295mm. Original wash colour.; Detailed county map marking the roads, with fine, bright colour.WALL0012London, S.A. Oddy, 1812.()
GBP89.0United Kingdom, Map of SurreynononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0United Kingdom, Map of ShropshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALL0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/wallshro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Chateau de Putala. tir de Grueber.205 x 160mm.; The famous Putala Palace in Lhasa. Johann Grber was a Jesuit who entered Tibet in 1661.BELL0112Paris, c.1760.()
GBP150.0Asia, Early view of Tibet.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0United Kingdom, View of St Paul's Cathedral.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ANON0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/anonstpa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anson, Admiral George.Plan d'une Bay et d'un Havre Sur la Cte du Chili dans la Mer du Sud. Dcouverte par la Flutte l'Anne qui servoit de Magazin l'Escadre de Mr. Anson en 1741.270 x 330mm.; Engraved by Schley for a Dutch edition of Anson's account of his circumnavigation, one of the last great buccaneering voyages. He captured a Spanish galleon laden with so much silver that they needed thirty-two wagons to transfer it to the Tower of London.ANSO0002Amsterdam, c.1750.()
GBP98.0South America, Chart of a harbour in Chile from Anson's Voyage.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0Europe, Early Savoy mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Europe, Map of the Environs of StockholmnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0107&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaeupla.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun & Hogenberg.Aich. Aquisgranum, Urbs Prclarissima, Primum, Interquatuor Imperii Civitates, Locum Obtinet.295 x 360mm. Coloured.; Plan of Aachen in Germany, published in the first volume of the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum', the first series of printed townplans.BRAU0076Cologne, 1572-.()
GBP495.0Germany, Early townplan of Aachen.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United Kingdom, View of Bury Hill, SurreynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAY0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/braybury.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Byrne, John.View of Buenos Ayres.Engraving, printed area 170 x 220mm.; The Argentinian capital.BYRN0001n.d., c.1800.()
GBP125.0South America, Early view of Buenos Ayres.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BYRN0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/byrnbuen.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Chatelain, Henri.Nouvelle Carte de L'Amerique Septentrionale...480 x 605mm. Coloured.; With a list of the tribes, The north west part of the continent has been left blank.CHAT0004Amsterdam, c.1720.()
GBP950.0North America, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CHAT0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/chatname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cloppenburg, Johannes.Polonia.190 x 255mm.; Engraved by van der Keere. Waesberger was Jan Jansson's son-in-law.CLOP0014Amsterdam, Johannes Jansson van Waesberge, 1676.()
GBP140.0Europe, Map of PolandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CLOP0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cloppola.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cook, Capt. James.A Man of the Sanwich Islands, Masked.315 x 215mm. Edge of paper enters platemark slightly lower right.COOK0011London, c.1780.()
GBP125.0United States, A Masked Hawaiian, from Cook's Voyages.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP575.0West Indies, Map of the Antilles.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COVE0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/coveanti.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Bry, Theodore.Quo Compendio Indi, naviculus seu scaphis aut pontibus carentes, flumina traiiciant.140 x 180, set in text. Coloured.; An illustration from the Voyage of Sebald de Weert, 1598, which included a traverse of the Straits of Magellan. Waiting four months for unfavourable winds to subside the crew studied the Patagonian natives, and here show their methods of crossing rivers. They also reported meeting a hostile race of giants; other expeditions also mention them, although none later that 1764.DEBR0002Frankfurt, 1590 [-1630?].()
GBP195.0South America, Patagonian Indians crossing Rivers.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEBR0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/debrcros.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Fer, Nicolas.Cette Carte de Californie et du Nouveau Mexique...225 x 340mm. Coloured.; Engraved by Inselin for the 'Atlas Curieux', it shows the discoveries of Father Eusebio Kino, the first European to cross from the mainland to California. However it is still depicted as an island. The mainland is shown from Mexico City to Santa F, with an extensive 314-point key.DEFE0018Paris, 1705.()
GBP1050.0United States, Famous map of California as an Island.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0United Kingdom, View of WhitehallnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United Kingdom, View of the Pool of LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HARD0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hardport.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Kip, John.The House att Chis Wick in the County of Middlesex.340 x 480mm.; A bird's eye view of Chiswick House, surrounded by fields and with the Thames in the foreground. An attractive view of West London nearly three hundred years ago.KIPA0001London, c.1720.()
GBP290.0United Kingdom, View of Chiswick House, LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KIPA0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kipchis.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Kitchin, Thomas.Mexico, or New Spain; in which the Motions of Cortez may be traced.290 x 390mm. Coloured.; Published in Rev. Dr. Robertson's 'History of America'.KITC0008London, c.1795.()
GBP395.0North America, Map of MexiconononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Europe, Miniature Map of TuscanynononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0United Kingdom, View of London's Stock Exchange.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0062&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallrexc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Maurice, Thomas.View of Richmond Hill & Palace, from a Picture, two centuries old, in the Possession of Lord Fitzwilliam, to whom this plate is respectfully insribed by T.M.255 x 380mm.; A view of Richmond from across the Thames, still showing the Tudor palace where Elizabeth I died. Thomas Maurice was Assistant Librarian at the British Museum, and an orientalist scholar.MAUR0001London: Thomas Maurice at The British Museum, c.1810.()
GBP175.0United Kingdom, View of Richmond Hill.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAUR0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/barlrich.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Maurer, F.A Perspective View of the Temple next the River side.250 x 430mm. Coloured. Mounted on thick paper for inclusion in an album.; A view of the Temple in London.MAUR1001London: John Bowles, c.1760.()
GBP495.0United Kingdom, Temple, LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAUR1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowltemp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Maurer, F.A North West View of the Tower of London.250 x 430mm. Mounted on thick paper for inclusion in an album.; The River Thames and the Tower of LondonMAUR1002London: Thomas Bowles, John Bowles, Robert Sayer & Henry Overton, c.1760.()
GBP275.0United Kingdom, Tower of LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAUR1002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maurtowe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Maurer, F.A Perspective View of the Cathedral Church of St. Pauls in London.185 x 280mm. Mounted on thick paper for inclusion in an album.; Drawn and engraved by Maurer in 1753.MAUR1003London: Robert Sayer, c.1760.()
GBP195.0United Kingdom, St Paul's CathedralnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAUR1003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/maurstpa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Moule, Thomas.Rutlandshire.250 x 195mm. Original colour.; Map of Rutland surrounded by decorative details.MOUL0003London, c.1850.()
GBP85.0United Kingdom, Rutland with decorative vignettes.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MOUL0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/moulrutl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.[Untitled plan of Zadar.]Woodcut, printed area 125 x 255mm, set in text.; Concentrating on the city defences. With a galley in the foreground representing the Turkish threat.MUNS0023Basle, c.1590.()
GBP95.0Europe, Early woodcut plan of Zadar in CroatianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munszada.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.[Europe.]Woodcut, printed area 80 x 135mm, set in text. Some dampstaining in text.; An interesting, distorted, diagrammatic map of Europe.MUNS0024Basle, c.1560.()
GBP150.0Europe, Diagrammatic map of EuropenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0024&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munseurs.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Ischiam qu olim Aenaria. Ab Aene classe hic appulsa sic nominata. 1590.360 x 480mm. Coloured.; Fine map of the islands in the Bay of Naples, orientated with north to the bottom of the map.ORTE0026Antwerp, 1602, Spanish edition.()
GBP890.0Italy, Map of the Italian island of Ischia.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTE0026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/orteisch.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Philip, George.Philips' Clear-Print Popular Map of London.Folding map, 560 x 870mm, original colvers & 36pp, index.. Original colour.; With ink ownership mark dated 1930.PHIL0015London & Liverpool, c.1930.()
GBP50.0United Kingdom, Folding Map of LondonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Europe, Prospect of Stockholm.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0United Kingdom, View of WhitehallnononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0North America, The US/Canadian Border.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0United States, Map of Ohio with Kentucky & VirginianononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0United States, Map of Missouri Illinois, etcnononoLee Jackson
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GBP35.0North America, Map of Central AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0United Kingdom, Map of WarwickshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United Kingdom, View of GravesendnononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0United Kingdom, View of TwickenhamnononoLee Jackson
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GBP400.0United Kingdom, Volume of Views of LondonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0North America, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Africa, Map of South AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Africa, Map of Madagascar.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Map of Ambon in the MoluccasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0Asia, Map of Sulawesi or CelebesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP69.0Asia, Map of TurkeynononoLee Jackson
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GBP35.0Africa, Map of Kilwa Kisiwani in TanzanianononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Africa, Chart of South-East AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Europe, Miniature Map of RussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0United Kingdom, Northamptonshire map with cartouches & escutcheonsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0United States, Louisiana, Florida & MississippinononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United States, Map of the northern States of AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0United Kingdom, Map of the British IslesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Spain and Portugal, Map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Spain and Portugal, Early Townplan of AlhamanononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0Spain and Portugal, Colourful Map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Europe, Uncommon Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0Asia, Map of the East IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United States, Map of the States of the Eastern SeaboardnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United States, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Europe, Plan and Prospect of GdansknononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0North America, North America with Texas as a RepublicnononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0Netherlands, Map of UtrechtnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United Kingdom, The Early Development of the London DocklandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Netherlands, Map of OverijsselnononoLee Jackson
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GBP650.0United Kingdom, Large and decorative map of the British Isles.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0North America, Map of Mexico, with Texas as a RepublicnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of RussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Europe, Plan of PraguenononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0West Indies, Uncommon map of HispaniolanononoLee Jackson
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GBP1600.0Africa, Fine map of AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP395.0United Kingdom, Map of the British Isles after BlaeunononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERI0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/merigb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Moll, Herman.St. Helena, This Island belongs to ye English East India Company...; The Bay of Agoa de Saldanha...280 x 210mm. Some colour.; The Island of St Helena and Agoa de Saldanha in South Africa.MOLL0013London, 1730.()
GBP95.0Africa, Charts of St Helena and Saldanha BaynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MOLL0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mollsthe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Helvetiae Descriptio Aegidio Tschudo Auct.345 x 460mm. Coloured.; Switzerland, orientated with north at the bottom of the map.ORTE0027Antwerp, 1612..()
GBP680.0Europe, Fine map of SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTE0027&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/orteswit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Archipelagi Insularum Aliquot Descrip.365 x 515mm. Original colour.; With a large map of Crete and ten smaller maps, including Chios and Rhodes.ORTE0028Antwerp, 1602, Spanish text edition.()
GBP560.0Mediterranean Sea, Eleven maps of Greek Islands on one sheetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTE0028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortecret.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.Les Isles Canaries; Isles de Madere et Port-Santo.175 x 200mm. Coloured.; Map of the Canary Islands with an inset of Madeira.ROBE0006Paris, c.1750.()
GBP78.0Africa, Miniature map of Canary IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robecana.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.Mappemonde Par le S.r Robert de Vaugondy Avec Privilege du Roy 1780.150 x 300mm.; Miniature double-hemisphere world map after Robert de Vaugondy.ROBE0037Paris, c.1780.()
GBP160.0World, Miniature double-hemisphere world map after Robert de Vaugondy.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0037&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robedh80.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Gilles.Congo ou Basse Guine.175 x 180mm. Coloured. Paper lightly toned.; Map of Angola, marking Luanda.ROBE0038Paris, 1749.()
GBP75.0Africa, Map of AngolanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0038&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robecong.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roberts, David.Karnac.Lithograph printed in two colours. Printed area 520 x 330mm.; Karnac view.ROBE1003London: F.G.Moon, 1849.()
GBP800.0Roberts view of KarnacnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE1003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robekarn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roper, J.Middlesex.200 x 250mm. Original colour.; Detailed map of the county, marking the mail coach routes.ROPE0005London: Vernor, Hood & Sharpe, 1807.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROPE0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ropemidd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Russell, J.States of America.120 x 160mm. Original colour.; Map of the 15 numbered states, 'Army Lands' in northern Tennessee, and the 'Twenty Leagues Line' off the Eastern Seaboard.RUSS0001London, c.1790.()
GBP160.0United States, USAnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=RUSS0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/russusa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Guillaume.Espagne.155 x 175mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin.; Miniature map after SansonSANS0016Paris, c.1700.()
GBP56.0Spain and Portugal, Miniature map of IberianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansiber.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Guillaume.France.155 x 175mm. Coloured. Narrow margin at top.; Miniature map after SansonSANS0017Paris, c.1700.()
GBP56.0France, Miniature map of FrancenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansfran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Guillaume.Pays, et Coste des Caffres: Empires de Monomotapa, Monoemugi &c.205 x 295mm.; Southern Africa, engraved by Antony de Winter after Sanson.SANS0018Paris, 1699.()
GBP250.0Africa, Map of South AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sanscafr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.[Complete set of the SDUK Maps of America.]31 steel engravings, printed area c.390 x 320mm. Original colour. A few small flaws.; The set includes 17 maps of North America, plans of Boston, New York & Philadelphia, and 11 maps of the West Indies, Central and South America. One sheet shows Texas as a republic.SDUK0059London: Baldwin & Cradock, 1832-43.()
GBP1900.0America, Set of 31 Maps and Plans of AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SDUK0059&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sdukame1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Nieuwe Kaart van Ierland.350 x 290mm. Coloured.; Ireland map divided into the four provinces.TIRI0007Amsterdam, c.1754.()
GBP225.0Europe, IrelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tiriirel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vandermaelen, Philippe.Partie du Japon. No 76.475 x 490mm. Original colour.; The environs of Tokyo, here called Jedo. A large French text describes the country. The map was published in the first atlas of the world on the same scale, so some of the more remote areas of the world such as this are shown in unprecedented detail.VAND0026Brussels, 1827.()
GBP195.0Asia, Detailed map of the Environs of TokyonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VAND0026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/vandtoky.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Messico ovvero Nuova Spagna...330 x 420mm. Original colour.; Map of Mexico and Texas, but showing north to Chesapeake Bay.ZATT0034Venice, 1785.()
GBP350.0North America, Map of the Southern United States & MexiconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattmexi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Nouve Scoperte de' Russi al Nord Del Mare del Sud si nell' Asia, che nell' America.320 x 415mm. Original colour.; The north Pacific, with an invented Northwest Passage between Hudson's Bay with Cape Fortune. For some reason the title vignette shows an elephant, rhinoceros, ostrich and crocodile. It is based on the map by J.N. De L'Isle (brother of the more famous French cartographer), compiled from Russian sources. However he accepted the spurious account of Admiral de Font and added the fictitious detail.ZATT0065Venice, 1776.()
GBP360.0North America, Map of the Bering Straits with spurious discoveriesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0065&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattberi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.Il Canada' Le Colonie Ingelesi Con La Luigiana, E Florida di nuova Projezione.315 x 415mm. Original colour.; An unusual later edition of Zatta's map of the United States, dated 1800 but still showing pre-Revolutionary cartography.ZATT0067Venice, 1800.()
GBP425.0North America, Map of the United StatesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0067&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattusa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.La Baja D'Hudson, Terra di Labrador e Groenlandia con le Isole Adiacenti.320 x 410mm. Original colour.; Hudson's Bay and southern Greenland, with 'Michinipi', the supposed entrance to Zatta's North West passage.ZATT0068Venice, 1778.()
GBP225.0Canada, Map of Hudson's BaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP180.0Atlantic Ocean, Chart of the North AtlanticnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0126&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellatln.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Scotia Septentrion.100 x 135mm. Coloured. Worm hole in wide margin.; Scotland north of Montrose, after Mercator, published in an edition of Camden's 'Britannia'.BERT0022Amsterdam, 1616.()
GBP140.0Miniature Map of northern ScotlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertscno.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Sumatra insula.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0094Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP320.0Asia, Miniature Map of Sumatra.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0094&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertsuma.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Asia.90 x 125mm. Coloured.; Engraved by van den Keere for the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.BERT0095Amsterdam, c.1600.()
GBP320.0Asia, Miniature Map of AsianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0095&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertasia.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Delineatio Freti Vaigats.95 x 135mm. Coloured.; The straits between Novaya Zemlya and mainland Russia, an important route for early explorers. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0096Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, First edition.()
GBP95.0Europe, Miniature Map of the Vaigats Straits.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0096&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertvaig.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Mexicana.85 x 125mm.; Mexico, with the whole of the Gulf coast and the tip of Baia California. From Bertius' 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.BERT0097Amsterdam, 1600.()
GBP340.0South America, Miniature Map of MexiconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0097&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertmex2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blair, John.The Kingdom of France Divided according to its 38 Military Governments.425 x 580mm. Coloured.; Large and detailed map, engraved by Thomas Kitchin.BLAI0002London, 1768.()
GBP225.0France, Map of FrancenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAI0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaifran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Danubii Fluminis (hic ab urbe Belgrado, per Mare Negrum usq, Constantinopolim defluentis exhibiti) Pars Infima...490 x 590mm. Original body colour.; Map of the Danube from Belgrade to the Black Sea, with Istambul in the lower right.HOMA0036Nuremberg, c.1720.()
GBP350.0Europe, Map of the Eastern DanubenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0036&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homadanu.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Agri Parisiensis Tabula Particularis...580 x 490mm. Original body colour.; The environs of Paris, with Versailles.HOMA0037Nuremberg, c.1720.()
GBP225.0France, Map of the Environs of ParisnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA0037&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homapare.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann Heirs.Europa...485 x 560mm. Original colour with later additions.; Europe by the cartographer Johann Matthias Haas.HOMA1031Nuremberg, c.1743.()
GBP490.0Europe, Map of EuropenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1031&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/homaeuro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Jodocus.Exquisita & magno aliquot mensium periculo lustrata etiam retecta Freti Magellanici Facies.355 x 470mm. Coloured.; Detailed chart of the Magellan Straits, reflecting their importance at the time, being the only known sea route from the Atlantic to the Pacific. It is decorated with three large strapwork cartouches, one each for the title, scale and coastal profile, a large compass rose over Terra del Fuego, sealions (with manes) ships and sea-monsters. A classic map.HOND0044Amsterdam, 1623.()
GBP725.0South America, Important Map of the Straits of Magellan.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0044&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hondmage.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Amrique Septentrionale.Steel engraving, printed area 310 x 435mm. Original outline colour.; North America, with Texas depicted as a republic. A population table lists Texas separately, with a population of 200,000 (against 19 million in the US). The map is surrounded by a highly decorative engraved border, depicting animals, figures and scenes from throughout America, inxluding a steam train, a ship stranded in ice and a bison.LEVA0008Paris, c.1846.()
GBP200.0United States, Map of America with vignette bordersnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levanamt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Planisphre; Europe; Afrique; Amrique Septentrionale; Amrique Mridionale; Asie; Ocanie.Seven steel engravings, printed area c.320 x 430mm. Original body colour.; A fine set, each map with bright body colour on the maps, within a highly decorative engraved border, with vignettes of views, costumes and animals. Published in one of the last decorative atlases, the 'Atlas Universel Illustr', which, unlike earlier sets, has grouped the East Indies, Australasia and the Pacific on one plate, 'Ocanie'. On the map of the Americas Texas is a republic: the population table gives it a population of only 200,000.LEVA0014Paris, c.1845.()
GBP1250.0World, Set of maps of the World & 6 ContinentsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levaset1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.India Orientalis.140 x 185mm. Coloured.; The East Indies, with unrecognisable Japan & Philippines, also featuring 'Quivira' in north west America and 'Beach' as part of the Terra Australis.MAGI0012Venice, 1617.()
GBP350.0Asia, Map of the Far East.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magieind.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Nouvelle Guine et Carpentarie...155 x 115mm. Coloured.; Map of New Guinea and the Cape York Peninsula, depicted before the Torres Strait was charted, suggesting the two are joined.MALL0015Paris, 1683.()
GBP125.0Australia, Miniature Map of New Guinea and the Cape York PeninsulanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallcarc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Partie de la Terre Ferme de L'Inde ou L'Empire du Mogol.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; With a decorative title cartouche.MALL0066Paris, c.1683.()
GBP125.0Asia, Miniature map of Northern IndianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0066&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallmogo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Isles des Larrons.145 x 115mm. Coloured.MALL0067Paris, c.1683.()
GBP98.0Asia, Miniature map of the Mariana IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0067&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malllarr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Cusco.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; The Inca city of Cusco.MALL0068Paris, c.1683.()
GBP85.0South America, Miniature map of CusconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0068&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallcusc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Perou.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; Also including Ecuador.MALL0070Paris, c.1683.()
GBP68.0South America, Miniature map of PerunononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0070&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallperu.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.Mappemonde dresse suivant les nouvelles relations et assujettie aux observations astronomiques.480 x 750mm. Coloured.; Double hemisphere world map with a fine rococo cartouche filling the cusps. On the map only the route of Captain Cook's First Voyage, with New Zealand and Australia, have been added; he had yet to make his Third, fatal, voyage, so the Bering Straits still show the spurious discoveries of de Fonte. In the lower left hemisphere the outline of Europe has been added over the Antipodes for comparisonROBE0034Paris, Fortin, 1778.()
GBP980.0World, Double hemisphere World mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robedh78.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Scherer, Heinrich.Europ Situs Naturalis sive Structura Natur Artificio Elaborata et Geographice Reprsentatata Anno MDCC.240 x 360mm. Coloured.; With a decorative title cartouche. At the top Greenland nearly joins Spitzbergen.SCHE3010Munich, c.1700.()
GBP200.0Map of the natural features of EuropenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SCHE3010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/scheeur2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.Calcutta.Steel engraving, printed area 325 x 380mm. Original colour. Narrow right margin, as issued.; Detailed plan, with the views underneath.SDUK0050London: Chapman & Hall, 1842.()
GBP69.0Asia, Townplan of CalcuttanononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Italy, Map of the TyrolnononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Asia, Waigatch, SiberianononoLee Jackson
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GBP300.0Asia, Pair of detailed maps of northern HonshunononoLee Jackson
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GBP260.0Europe, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP490.0World, World on Mercator's ProjectionnononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0Europe, Map of NorwaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Canada, Detailed map of the Eastern Great LakesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0South America, An Early Plan of Buenos AiresnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Map of JamaicanononoLee Jackson
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GBP58.0Chart of the Rio de la PlatanononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0South America, Chart of the Le Maire StraitsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP1200.0Europe, Early townplan of CopenhagennononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0South America, Map of Chile, Argentina and UruguaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, Map of KentnononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0France, Map of CorsicanononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0Sea Chart of West AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Africa, Map of ReunionnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0United States, New York CitynononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United States, Map of New Hampshire & Vermont.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United States, Map of Kentucky & TennesseenononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Europe, Map of Hungary and TransylvanianononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Africa, AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Europe, Ptolemaic map of Southern Russia.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Spain and Portugal, Decorative plan of MadridnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Africa, Map of West AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0South America, Map of South AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP575.0North America, Map of the Gulf StatesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP2250.0United States, The first printed map to show TexasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP69.0North America, Map of the Western HemispherenononoLee Jackson
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GBP79.0Asia, Thai costumenononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0World, View of Antarctic IcebergsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP255.0United Kingdom, Fine Ve d'Optique of Edinburgh CastlenononoLee Jackson
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GBP300.0Asia, Pair of maps of the Philippines.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0China, Map of Chinese Tartary, with the Silk Road, Great Wall of China & Tibet.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Africa, Chart of East Africa with KenyanononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Europe, Map of SiberianononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Asia, Map of KamchatkanononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Map of RussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Australia, Christmas IslandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BENA0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/benachri.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Plan du Port Palliser dans la Terre de Kerguelen. Plan de Havre de Nol dans la Terre de Kerguelen.180 x 240mm.; Cook visited Kerguelen Island, in the southern Indian Ocean, in 1776, only four years after they were discovered by Yves-Joseph de Kerguelen de Trmarec, who claimed them for France. Engraved by Benard for a French edition of Cook's Voyages.BENA0011Paris, c.1785.()
GBP39.0Asia, Cook's Chart of the Harbours of Kerguelen IslandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BENA0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/benakerg.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Molucc Insul Celeberrim.380 x 490mm. Coloured. Repair in margin.; The Moluccas, orientated with north to the right, surrounded by vignettes of ships and monsters.BLAE0056Amsterdam, 1644.()
GBP495.0Asia, Detailed chart of the MoluccasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United States, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLON0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blonnam2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Isles de la Reine Charlotte.355 x 250mm. Colored.; The Santa Cruz islands, part of the Solomon Islands group.BONN0033Paris, c.1770.()
GBP75.0Pacific Ocean, Chart of the Santa Cruz IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0033&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnchar.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Carte de L'Empire de Russie, en Europe et en Asia.230 x 335mm. Coloured.; Russia, with Siberia and Tartary, engraved by Andr. Of interest is the unusual depiction of Alaska as an island between Asia and America.BONN0035Paris, c.1780.()
GBP175.0Europe, Map of Russia with Alaska as an islandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of RussianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/boweruss.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Thomas.Coromandel from D'Anville's Atlas.500 x 350mm. Coloured. Some spotting, narrow left margin.; Detailed map of Coromandel, on India's east coast, marking Madras.BOWE1001London: J.Harrison, 1788.()
GBP98.0Asia, Map of CoromandelnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowecoro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Buache, Philippe.Carte du Golphe du Mexique et des Isles Antilles Reduite de la grande Carte Angloise de Popple.Two sheets conjoined, total 500 x 940mm. Coloured. Old ink numeral showing through from reverse in left margin.; Derived from Henry Popple's 20-sheet map of America of 1733, coloured to reflect which European country was in control of each area.BUAC0003Paris, Dezauche, c.1780.()
GBP1400.0West Indies, Large and Detailed Chart of the West Indies and Gulf of MexiconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BUAC0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/buacwind.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cluver, Philip.Scythia et Tartaria Asiatica.205 x 250mm. Coloured.; Siberia and Tartary, with a title cartouche featuring a lion.CLUV0002c.1711.()
GBP125.0Asia, Map of TartarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CLUV0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cluvtart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Corbet, William.New & Improved Plan of the City of Dublin laid down 1808.3105 x 370mm. Binding folds flattened, narrow margins.; An uncommon plan of the city, published in a guide. With an allegorical cartouche featuring the Liffey and a scale in Irish miles.CORB0003Dublin, 1808.()
GBP325.0Europe, Detailed plan of Dublin.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0Australia, Prospect of SydneynononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0World, Miniature Map of the Southern Hemisphere.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=FADE0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/fadeshem.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hogg, Alexander.A Chart of the North West Coast of America and North East Coast of Asia, Explored in the Years 1778 & 1779.235 x 360mm. Narrow bottom margin.; The purpose of Cook's Third Voyage was to discover the North West Passage. Having discovered Hawaii in January 1778 he sailed up the eastern coast of America and passed through the Bering Straits, where he was blocked by the Arctic icewall. He returned to Hawaii in 1779, where he was killed, after which his crew went north for a second attempt to breach the icewall, again failing before returning to England.HOGG0006London: Hogg, c.1785.()
GBP125.0North America, Cook's Map of the Bering Straits.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOGG0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hoggberi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hogg, Alexander.A Woman of Easter Island. A Man of Easter Island.230 x 350mm.; Natives with elongated earlobes. Engraved for an edition of Cook's Voyages.HOGG0009London: Hogg, c.1785.()
GBP85.0Pacific Ocean, Portraits of Easter Island NativesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Australia, Christmas IslandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP65.0United Kingdom, View of GlasgownononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KELL0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kellglas.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Kitchin, Thomas.A New and Accurate Map of Italy, Drawn from the best Authorities.440 x 395mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin.; With a decorative title cartouche.KITC0018London, c.1780.()
GBP150.0Italy, Map of ItalynononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Map of RussianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KITC0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kitcruss.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lotter, Matthieu Albert.Carte Nouvelle de l'Amerique Angloise contenant tout ce que les Anglois possedent sur le Continent de l'Amerique Septentrionale Savoir le Canada, la Nouvelle Ecosse ou Acadie, les treize Provinces unies qui sont: les quatres Colonies de la Nouvelle Angleterre...605 x 500mm. Original colour with additions to the cartouche.; The Eastern Seaboard, divided into the Thirteen British Colonies, but also showing Lake Michigan and James Bay, published just prior to the Revolution. The Atlantic is filled with a large title cartouche, listing the provinces.LOTT0019Augsburg, c.1760.()
GBP980.0United States, Map of Colonial AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOTT0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lottusaa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lotter, Matthieu Albert.A Map Of The Provinces Of New-York And New-Jersey, with a Part of Pennsylvania and the Province of Quebec. from the Topographical Observations of C.J.Sauthier.Two sheets conjoined, total 770 x 575mm. Original colour. Repairs to binding folds, otherwise fine. Wide margins.; Claude Joseph Sauthier (1736-1802), was a French draughtsman and surveyor employed by William Tryon, the colonial governor of North Carolina and then, from 1771, governor of New York. Sauthier became surveyor for the Province of New York, and surveyed the boundary between New York and Quebec. A brief return to London in 1774 led to his map of New York and New Jersey being published by Faden in 1776; this version reflected German interest in the colonial war, with the Hanoverian King George III on the British Throne and numerous German mercenaries fighting in his armies.LOTT0020Augsburg, c.1777.()
GBP2250.0United States, A Revolutionary War Map of New York and New JerseynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOTT0020&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lottnynj.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Luyts, Jan.Brasil waar van de Kust door de Portugeezen... Door N.Sanson d'Abbeville...205 x 280mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin.; Map of Brazil, with a garland title cartouche filling the interior.LUYT0004Utrecht, 1705.()
GBP195.0South America, Map of BrazilnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LUYT0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/luytbraz.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Moule, Thomas.Nottinghamshire.260 x 195mm. Fine original body colour.; The vignettes are Worksop Manor, Nottingham Castle & Newstead Abbey. The original body colour on the map is the best we have seen on a Moule map.MOUL0004London, c.1850.()
GBP125.0United Kingdom, Nottinghamshire with decorative vignettes.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, Diagrammatic map of the British IslesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Europe, Miniature map of Ireland by OrteliusnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortgirel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ottens, Reiner & Josua.Carte de la Nouvelle France ou se voit le cours de grandes Rivieres de S. Laurens & de Mississipi...495 x 550mm. Original colour with later additions. Narrow margins at top & bottom, centerfold reinforced on verso, otherwise fine.; A very decorative map of eastern North America, with inset map and prospect of Quebec, the foremost French settlement of the period. Another shows the Gulf coast at the mouth of the Mississippi.OTTE0003Amsterdam, c.1745.()
GBP2250.0United States, French map of eastern North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=OTTE0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/otteusa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Gilles.Royaume de Naples et de Sicile.270 x 310mm. Coloured. Some minor spotting.; Map of the Kingdom of Naples, covering Southern Italy, with an inset of Sicily. Published in Year Three of the French Republic.ROBE0040Paris, Lamarche, 1795.()
GBP125.0Europe, Miniature map of Southern ItalynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0040&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robenapl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.The East Indies distinguishing the Empires and Kingdoms on the Continent commonly call'd India: by the S.r Robert with improvements.210 x 300mm. Coloured.; Map of India and Indo-China with a decorative rococo title cartouche.ROBE0047London, c.1760.()
GBP175.0Asia, Map of the East IndiesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0047&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robeindi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roper, J.Cambridge.240 x 190mm.; Detailed townplan, with an 8-point key and a vignette view of King's College Chapel, the University Library and Senate House.ROPE0006London: Vernor, Hood & Sharpe, 1804.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Plan of CambridgenononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Australia, Prospect of SydneynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SARG0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sargsydn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.Polynesia or Islands in the Pacific Ocean.Steel-engraving. 260 x 350mm.; The South Pacific, with Australia lower left, Japan upper left and Baja California upper right. The vignettes include a view of Kalakakooa Bay on Hawaii.TALL0047London, London Printing & Publishing Co., c.1860.()
GBP90.0Pacific Ocean, Polynesia, with vignette viewsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0047&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallpoly.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Turner, J.M.W.Clyde. In the Possession of J.M.W.Turner.Mezzotint & etching, printed in sepia. 205 x 275mm. Laid on card.; Women bathing under a waterfall on the Clyde, the river that flows through Glasgow, Scotland's most important maritime city. Published in Turner's 'Liber Studorum', a collection of views by the English master of landscape, with plates engraved by Charles Turner (no relation).TURN0002London, Charles Turner, 1809.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, A Turner Landscape of the River Clyde.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TURN0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/turnclyd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Weigel, Christoph.Insul Antill Francic Superiores cum vicinis insulis... Insul Antill Francic Inferiores cum vicinis insulis...Two sheets conjoined, total 645 x 375mm. Coloured.; The French Antilles, showing from Guadeloupe south to Grenada, showing Dominica, Martinique, St Lucia, Barbados, St Vincent and Mustique.WEIG0030Nuremburg, c.1718.()
GBP560.0West Indies, Uncommon map of the French AntillesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WEIG0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/weiganti.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.La Scozia Settentrionale...; La Scozia Meridionale...Two plates, each c.320 x 420mm. Original colour.; Two sheet map Scotland, each with a vignette title cartouche, published by Zatta in his 'Atlante Veneto'.ZATT0072Venice, 1795.()
GBP400.0United Kingdom, Two-Sheet Map of ScotlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0072&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattsco1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Aa, Pieter van der.H.Benzs Scheep-Togt nit Italie over Spanje nade Westindiae Eylandenm en Kusten van't Zuider America.165 x 235mm. Narrow top margin, small hole in lower platemark.; Benzo, a naturalist from Milan, travelled in America between 1541 and 1556, Van der Aa included his 'Istoria del mondo nuovo' in a collection of narratives of voyages. With a decorative title cartouche.AAAA0014Leiden, c.1710.()
GBP240.0West Indies, The Travels of Hieronymus Benzo in the West Indies.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=AAAA0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/aabenz.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bartlett, William H.Alexandria.Image 160 c 190mm.; View of Alexandria from the hills, looking past the mosque to the Mediterranean.BART1001London: Fisher, Son & Co, 1837.()
GBP49.0Africa, View of AlexandrianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BART1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bartalex.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Basire, Isaac.Battle of Maestricht. Plan of the Camp of the Allies, commanded by Mons.r D'Auverquerque, and the manner in which it was drawn up in the Battle, when the Army of the Two Crowns advanced to Attack It May 14th 1703.395 x 475mm. Coloured.; Fought in the War of the Spanish Succession. 'D'Auverquerque' is the Dutch General Ouwerkerk, ally of Marlborough against the French. Engraved by Basire for 'Mr. Tindal's Continuation of Mr.Rapin's History of England'.BASI0006London, 1745.()
GBP185.0Netherlands, Plan of the Battle of Maastricht, 1703nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BASI0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/basimaas.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de l'Archipel de St Lazare ou les Isles Marianes...240 x 165mm. Coloured.; Chart of the Northern Mariana Islands, with an inset of Guam.BELL0141Paris, c.1752.()
GBP95.0Asia, Chart of the Northern Mariana Islands.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0141&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellguam.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Canal de Nol sur la cte S.O. de la Terre de Feu.230 x 185mm.; Cook reached Christmas Sound near Tierra del Fuego on 25th & 26th December 1774, returning to England on his Second Voyage. His manuscript log notes that 'except those little tufts of shrubbery, the whole country was a barren Tack (i.e Rock) doomed by Nature to everlasting sterility'. Engraved by Benard for a French edition of Cook's Voyages.BENA0009Paris, c.1785.()
GBP60.0South America, Cook's Chart of Christmas SoundnononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0Asia, Early miniature map of MalaysianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0093&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertmal2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Terra Nova.90 x 125mm.; Newfoundland, with the coasts of Quebec and an unrecognisable Nova Scotia. Sable Island and the Grand Banks are marked, as is 'S.Brandan', the island supposedly discovered by an Irish monk in the sixth century. From Bertius' 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum'.BERT0098Amsterdam, 1600.()
GBP390.0Canada, Early map of Newfoundland and CanadanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0098&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertnewf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Livoni Descrip.95 x 135mm, Coloured. Paper age-toned.; A charming miniature map. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0099Amsterdam, 1616.()
GBP225.0Europe, Fine map of Estonia and LatvianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0099&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertesto.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Johannes.Cantium Vernacule Kent.390 x 535mm. Coloured.; A very decorative map, with a fully-coloured title cartouche and several escutcheons.BLAE0045Amsterdam, 1662.()
GBP680.0United Kingdom, Decorative map of KentnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0045&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaekent.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bougard, Rn.Constantinopolis; Londinium; Roma Moderna; Lima...; Amstelodamum.295 x 180mm. Original colour. Narrow margin on left, trimmed just within plate on right.; An unusual collection of townplans: Istambul, London, Rome, Lima & Amsterdam. Published in the 'Petit Flambeau de la Mer'.BOUG0001Le Havre, c.1760.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Rare map of LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOUG0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bouglond.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Thomas.Hungary with part of the Adjoining Principalities &c.340 x 430mm. Coloured.; Published in 'Barlow's General History of Europe'.BOWE0018London, c.1791.()
GBP125.0Europe, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowehung.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.The Solar System, with the Orbits of 5 remarkable Comets.335 x 235mm.; The solar system out to Saturn. One of the five unnamed comets is Halley's Comet, which the chart predicted would return in 1758.BOWE0020London, c.1750.()
GBP150.0Celestial, Chart of the Solar System predicting the return of Halley's Comet in 1758.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP45.0Celestial, Diagrams of the position of different peoples of the world.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRIO0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/briopeup.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Churchill.A Malabar Man and Wooman.280 x 190mm. Coloured.; Engraved by vander Gouwen for an edition of 'Churchill's Voyages'.CHUR0001London, c.1746.()
GBP39.0Asia, Natives of MalabarnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CHUR0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/churmala.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cook, Capt. James.An Accurate Representation of Sea Horse, which Capt.n Cook met with on his Third Voyage, on the Ice, near West Coast of North America, nine of which Animals were shot by his order & used for fresh Provisions.225 x 345mm. Some spotting.; From 'Anderson's Large Folio Edition of the Whole of Capt.n Cook's Voyages &c Complete'.COOK0016London, Alexander Hogg, c.1790.()
GBP95.0North America, View of Cook's crew shooting Walruses.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COOK0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cookwalr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]CrpyGlobe Terrestre. Globe Celeste.210 x 280mm. Original colour; Illustration of terrestrial and celestial globes, with a compass rose and two diagrams of eclipses.CREP0004Paris, 1767.()
GBP125.0Globes, GlobesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CREP0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/crepglob.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Dapper, Olfert.Delineatio regionis Bassora cum pagis, Flumeinibus et Insulis, qu Christiani Sancti Ioannis incolunt.295 x 370mm.; From Dapper's 'Naukeurige beschryving van Asie', shortly after the area was captured by the Ottoman Empire in 1668.DAPP0004Amsterdam, J. van Meurs, 1680.()
GBP175.0Asia, Unusual map of the Environs of Basra, Iraq.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0United Kingdom, Dumbarton according to the Reform Act.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DAWS0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/dawsdumb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Fer, Nicolas.Correspondance du Globe Terrestre a la Sphere Celeste. Situation des Habitans du Monde, Des Circles de Longitude et de Latitude, et des Diverses Positions de la Sphere.135 x 165mm. Trimmed to printed border, new margins on all sides.; Diagrams of the world illustrating geographic terms.DEFE0030Paris, c.1700.()
GBP39.0Celestial, Diagram of the Solar System.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEFE0030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/defezone.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vianni, Viol.Piano del Porto, e degli Stabilimenti Pensacola.200 x 280mm. Coloured.; From the 'Gazzetiere Americano'.GAZZ0001Livorno, 1763.()
GBP350.0United States, Uncommon chart of PensacolanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=GAZZ0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/gazzpens.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Geograhia.Ramblers' Map to London's Countryside. N.W. Section. Chiltern Country...Folding map, 480 x 660mm. Original covers.; Covering Berkhampstead and Hatfield in the north, Maidenhead and Victoria Station in the south. 'The only map of this area published specially for ramblers.'GEOG0001London: Geographia Ltd, c.1930.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Early Rambler's Map of HertfordshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=GEOG0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/rambl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Harris, John.The Inhabitants of California in their respective Dresses.320 x 200mm.; Four images of Californian natives, two Peric men fishing with a raft and harpoon, and two women, one with a bow. Published in 'Navigantium atque Itinerantium Bibliotheca'.HARR2001London, John Harris, 1744-8.()
GBP95.0United States, Portraits of Californian natives.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HARR2001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/harrcali.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hogg, Alexander.Chart of Cooks River in the N.W. part of America.230 x 305mm. Narrow top margin.; The purpose of Cook's Third Voyage was to discover the North West Passage. Having discovered Hawaii in January 1778 he sailed up the eastern coast of America and passed through the Bering Straits, where he was blocked by the Arctic icewall. He returned to Hawaii in 1779, where he was killed, after which his crew went north for a second attempt to breech the icewall, again failing before returning to England. In Alaska he mapped Cooks Inlet and Prince William Sound, both of which appear on this map. At the head of the inlet is 'R. Turn-again', named by William Bligh of HMS Bounty fame. Cook had sent Bligh, his sailing master, up the river, hoping it was an entrance to the North West Passage. Blight named it in frustration when he realised it was another dead-end,HOGG0007London: Hogg, c.1785.()
GBP95.0United States, Cook's Map of Cook InletnononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Indian Ocean, Coastal Profiles of Kerguelen's Island by William BlighnononoLee Jackson
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GBP36.0Asia, Moluccan natives from Cook's Voyages.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOGG0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hoggmolu.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Homann, Johann Baptist.Virginia, Marylandia et Carolina in America Septentrionali Britannorum industria...500 x 585mm. Original colour.; In bright original colour, with a fine title cartouche depicting trade with the Indians and a fish drying house, part of the propaganda to encourage German emigration. On the map New Jersey is shown divided into two, as the colony was governed as West Jersey and East Jersey between 1674 and 1702; west of Virginia Florida stretches north to Lake Erie, containing a mythical 'Apalache Lacus'.HOMA0032Nuremberg, c.1714.()
GBP1500.0United States, Map of Virginia, Maryland and the CarolinasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP390.0Europe, Map of the Austrian Province of CarinthianononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Italy, Plan and Prospect of FlorencenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOMA1033&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hhflor.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Sicili Veteris Typus.375 x 485mm. Original colour. Paper age-toned. Split in lower centrefold margin.; Ancient Sicily, with elaborate cartouches for title and scale, and an inset plan of Syracuse Harbour. Engraved by Abraham Goos for Jansson's classical atlas, which had a text by Hornius.JANS0047Amsterdam, 1652.()
GBP495.0Italy, Sicily with elaborate cartouchesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0United States, View of AlbanynononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United States, Portraits of Californian natives.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LANG2001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/langcali.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]La Prouse, Jean Franois Galoup.Promerops de la Californie Septentrionale.340 x 250mm.; The California Thrasher, drawn by Prevost for the account of La Prouse's scientific expedition to the Pacific.LAPE0005London, G.G. & I. Robinson, 1798.()
GBP140.0United States, Print of the California ThrashernononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAPE0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lapeprom.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]La Prouse, Jean Franois Galoup.Merle du Port des Franais.335 x 250mm.; The Alaskan Merle, drawn by de Vaney for the account of La Prouse's scientific expedition to the Pacific.LAPE0006London, G.G. & I. Robinson, 1798.()
GBP125.0United States, Print of the Alaskan MerlenononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0United States, Print of the Californian PartridgenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAPE0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lapepart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lawson.North America from the Best Authorities.200 x 230mm. Coloured.; Engraved by Lawson of Halifax for Rev. James Barclay's 'Complete and Universal English Dictionary'.LAWS0001London, c.1792.()
GBP125.0North America, Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAWS0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lawsname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Le Rouge, George Louis.Globe Terrestre. Globe Celeste.210 x 280mm. Coloured. Trimmed close bottom left, losing part of the printed border.; Illustration of terrestrial and celestial globes, with a compass rose and two diagrams of eclipses.LERO0007Paris, 1748.()
GBP68.0Globes, GlobesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LERO0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/leroglob.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Dublin.160 x 105mm. Coloured.; Plan of Dublin, with the title on a banner in the sky.MALL0021Paris, c.1683.()
GBP115.0Europe, Plan of DublinnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0021&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malldubl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.De La Sphere.150 x 110mm. Coloured.MALL0071Paris, 1683.()
GBP79.0Celestial, Armillary SpherenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0071&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallarmi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Petite Tartarie.145 x 110mm. Coloured.; With the Crimea and Black Sea. The title cartouche features a battle between two rowboats.MALL0072Paris, 1683.()
GBP85.0Europe, Miniature Map of the UkrainenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0072&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallukra.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Tartarres.145 x 110mm. Coloured.; Behind the couple are the nomads' tents.MALL0074Paris, 1683.()
GBP59.0Asia, Dress of the TartarsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0074&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malltars.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Petits Tartares.145 x 110mm. Coloured.; Tartars of the Crimean Khanate.MALL0075Paris, 1683.()
GBP59.0Asia, Dress of the Ukrainian TartarsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0075&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallukrt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Isle de Cayenne.145 x 110mm. Coloured.; After their first two attempts were defeated by attacks, the French finally established a permanent colony at Cayenne in 1664, less than twenty years before this map was printed. However in its first decade Cayenne was captured by both the Dutch and English, commemorated here by the vignette sea-battles under the title.MALL0077Paris, 1683.()
GBP48.0South America, Map of CayennenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0077&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallcaye.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Dannois.145 x 115mm. Coloured.; A Dane and his wife, from a German edition of Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0079Frankfurt, 1686.()
GBP35.0Europe, Danish CostumenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0079&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malldann.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Egypte Moderne.145 x 110mm. Coloured.; Egypt, with the Nile south to Aswan, from a German edition of Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0080Frankfurt, 1686.()
GBP75.0Asia, Map of EgyptnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Asia, Map of Abyssinia or EthiopianononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Europe, Bohemia by Gerard Mercator himselfnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mercbohe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Munster, Sebastian.[The World.]Woodcut, 175 x 165mm, set in text.; Early geographical illustration, showing the horizon and tropics of Cancer and Capricorn.MUNS0029Basle, c.1600.()
GBP45.0Celestial, Early diagram of the world.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munsgeog.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Prussiae Regionis Sarmatiae Europeae Nobiliss, Vera et Nova Descriptio.365 x 430mm. Coloured.; North-east Poland from Gdansk east to the borders of Lithuania, including Kalingrad, now part of Russia. The first issue of this map, published in the Appendix of 1584.ORTE0032Antwerp, 1584.()
GBP680.0Europe, Fine Map of PrussianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTE0032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/orteprus.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Tartariae sive magni Chami regni typus.80 x 110mm. Coloured.; An early map showing the American North West from California to the 'Straits of Anian' (the Bering Straits). It shows the Russian dominions in northern Asia and Japan fills the north Pacific. Published in the 'Epitome'.ORTM0035Antwerp, 1593.()
GBP275.0North America, Miniature map of the Bering Straits with Tartary & the American North WestnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Spain and Portugal, Miniature map of AndalusianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0036&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmanda.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Overton, Henry.The Tower of London.170 x 250mm.; The third part of a series 'Views of the publick Buildings in and about the City of London'.OVER0001London, Overton, 1739.()
GBP195.0United Kingdom, View of the Tower of London.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=OVER0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/overtowe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Porcacchi, Tomaso.S.Lorenzo.110 x 150mm, set in a page of text. Coloured.; Map of Madagascar, orientated with north to the left, decorated with two sea monsters and a compass rose.PORC0010Venice, c.1600.()
GBP180.0Africa, Early map of Madagascar.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PORC0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/porcmada.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Gilles.Partie Occidentale de l'Empire de Russie...; Partie Orientale de l'Empire de Russie...Two sheets, each c. 495 x 630mm. Coloured.; A large and detailed pair of maps, based on the recently-published 'Atlas Russicus' compiled by Joseph Nicholas De L'Isle.ROBE0033Paris, 1750.()
GBP425.0Europe, Two-Sheet Map of Russia.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0033&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/roberus1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ruscelli, Girolamo.Mamarica Nuova Tavola.190 x 260mm. Creased; Early 'modern' map of northern Africa between Egypt and Libya.RUSC0020Venice, Ziletti, 1574.()
GBP125.0Africa, Early map of north-east Africa.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=RUSC0020&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ruscmarm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ruscelli, Girolamo.Egitto Nuova Tavola.200 x 260mm.; Early 'modern' map of Egypt. This example is from the first state, with the platemark running off the top of the paper.RUSC0021Venice, Valgrisi, 1561.()
GBP150.0Africa, Early map of Egypt.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=RUSC0021&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ruscegyp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Schenk, Pieter.Upsal, Een Aerts-bischoppelyke Stad in Zweden...215 x 275mm. Original colour.; Colourful view of the city, published in Schenk's 'Hecatompolis sive Totius Terrarum Oppida Nobiliora Centrum'.SCHE1004Amsterdam, 1702.()
GBP295.0Europe, View of Upsala in SwedennononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SCHE1004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/scheupsa.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.[Six Maps of the Stars.]6 steel engravings, printed area c.310 x 330mm. With titlepage and 2pp. descriptive text. Occasional spots.; A detailed set of celestial charts on the Gnomic Projection, projected on the map in perspective. Thus the sheets form a rough cube. Each star is marked with its apparent magnitude and is shown within its classical constellation. The text contains an extensive quote from Flamsteed discussing his research on the originators of these constellations.SDUK0062London: Baldwin & Cradock, 1830.()
GBP250.0World, Set of Six Celestial Maps.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United States, The Western Seaboard after the Treaty of OregonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0North America, Detailed Map of North AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TEGG0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/teggname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Walker, John.[Untitled celestial diagrams.]210 x 240mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin .; Published in 'Walker's Geography'.WALK0001London, 1802.()
GBP80.0Celestial, Celestial diagrams including the Zodiac.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALK0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/walkzodi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Warren, A.C.City of St. Louis.Steel engraving. 220 x 290mm.; Built at the confluence of two of the world's longest rivers, the Mississippi River and the Missouri River. With paddle-steamers on the river.WARR0001London, Cassell & Company Ltd, 1872.()
GBP70.0United States, View of St Louis, MissourinononoLee Jackson
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GBP50.0United States, View of Milwaukee, WisconsinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP70.0United States, View of Detroit, MichigannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WARR0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/warrdetr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Warren, A.C.New Orleans.Steel engraving. 190 x 260mm.; View of the city from the docks.WAUD0001London, Cassell, Petter & Gilpin, 1872.()
GBP60.0United States, View of New Orleans, LouisiananononoLee Jackson
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GBP360.0Europe, Decorative map of IrelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WEIG0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/weigirel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Woodward, J.D.City of Boston. (From South Boston.)Steel engraving. 220 x 290mm.; Boston from the harbour.WOOD1001London, Cassell & Company Ltd, 1872.()
GBP75.0United States, View of Boston, MassachussettsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WOOD1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/woodbost.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Woodward, J.D.Luxor.Steel engraving, printed area 215 x 255mm. Edges age-toned.; A night scene from the Nile, with dhows in the foreground.WOOD1002London, Virtue & Co, c.1870.()
GBP49.0Africa, View of the Temples of Luxor.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP360.0North America, Map of North America with spurious discoveriesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Mediterranean Sea, A fine prospect of Valletta in MaltanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ANON0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/anonvale.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguigon d'.The Second Part of Europe Containing denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Russia; Drawn from D'Anville's Two-Sheet Map.525 x 745mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin.; A large and colourful map of Scandinavia, the Baltic and Russia. Iceland appears in an inset.ANVI0001London, John Harrison, 1788.()
GBP450.0Europe, Large map of Northern EuropenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ANVI0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/anvieuro.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bacon, G.W.Bacon's 'Midget' Map of Central and West London.Folding map, 495 x 625mm. Original covers with 16pp. Original colour.BACO0001London, Bacon, c.1920.()
GBP40.0United Kingdom, Early C20th Map of LondonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BACO0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bacomidg.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Continuazione della Carta della Siberia e Kamtschatka.250 x 270mm.; Published in a scarce Italian version of Bellin's edition of Du Halde's 'Description of the Empire of China and Chinese-Tartary'.BELL0143Venice, Formaleoni, 1784.()
GBP95.0Asia, Unusual map of TartarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Map of the Black Sea in fine original colour.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansblac.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Delphinatus vulgo Dauphin Avec ses Confins des Pais et Provinces voisins. Par Jean De Beins Geographe et Ingenieur du Roy.385 x 505mm. Original colour.; Dauphin, marking Lyon, Vienne and Grenoble, with decorative cartouches for the title and scale, and a large armorial.BLAE0110Amsterdam,Willem & Jan Blaeu, 1642.()
GBP375.0Europe, Map of DauphinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP69.0Scandinavia, A Greenland Canoe.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BROW0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/browcano.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cary, John.Chinese and Independent Tartary.250 x 320mm. Original colour.; A colourful map of Central Asia from the Caspian Sea to Manchuria, including Mongolia, Tibet and Bokara.CARY0023London, c.1830.()
GBP95.0Asia, Map of TartarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CARY0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/carytart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Churchill.[The North Atlantic.]140 x 295mm. Slight creasing.; The North Atlantic with the British Isles, Iceland, Greenland and Labrador. Also marked is the mythical island of Friesland.CHUR0004London, 1704.()
GBP125.0North America, Early Exploration of the American ArcticnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CHUR0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/churarct.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Craig, W.M.Mode of Travelling over the Snow In Iceland.Lithograph, 120 x 200mm. Some spotting.; Published in the 'Gallery of Nature & Art'.CLON0001London: Wilks, 1813.()
GBP45.0Scandinavia, An Icelandic sledgenononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0Scandinavia, Geological features of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0United Kingdom, Map of Normandy and the Channel IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEFE0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/defenorm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Wit, Frederick.Regni Norvegia Nova Tabula...605 x 510mm. Original colour with additions.; A very colourful map of Norway, with the northern reaches shown in an inset top left.DEWI0006Amsterdam, c.1690.()
GBP950.0Europe, Map of Norway with a fine title cartouchenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEWI0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/dewinorw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Garnier, F.A.Tableau des Rgions Circumpolaires ou Carte Sphrodale des Deux Ples...530 x 720mm. Original colour.; A large double-hemisphere map showing the world from the poles to the equator, with insets showing Magnetic Dip. Published in the 'Atlas Spheroidal & Universel de Gographie'.GARN0002Paris: Renouard, 1862.()
GBP150.0World, Double-hemisphere World Map on a Polar ProjectionnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=GARN0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/garnworl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Goodenough, Commodore J.G.Names of Provinces in Fiji. H.M.S. 'Pearl'. Commodore J.G.Goodenough 1874.Colour lithograph. 300 x 390mm. With a mostly illegible facsimile signature, 'Baker'.; The official map of the new colony of Fiji, annexed that year. Goodenough noted that one of the native chiefs who signed the annexation document was sulky and had been drunk.GOOD0001London: Harrison & Sons, c.1874.()
GBP75.0Pacific Ocean, Map of Fiji during the Annexation by Great Britain.noyesyesLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=GOOD0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/goodfiji.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Comitatus Lancastrensis. The County Palatine of Lancaster.385 x 510mm. Coloured.; A rare example of the pre-atlas issue of Jansson's map of Lanashire, with the vignette of Neptune and an unfinished scale. In the 1630s the rivalry between the publishing house of Jansson and Blaeu was heating up. Both were determined to break into the English market by producing an atlas dedicated to the British Isles. Jansson had finished half-a-dozen plates, including this map, when he realised that Blaeu had introduced a new marketing ploy: armorials of the local nobility to appeal to their vanity. Jansson was quick to copy this idea, re-engraving the completed maps. In this case the title cartouche was removed and replaced by the armorials, and this exceptional vignette of Neptune in his chariot was lost to make way for the new title.JANS0081Amsterdam, 1636. First issue.()
GBP680.0United Kingdom, The Rare Pre-Atlas Issue of Jansson's map of LancashirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Early plan of MoscownononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Europe, Map of RussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, The approaches to St Petersburg.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Asia, Ptolemy's map of ScythianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magiasi8.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Tabula Asiae II.140 x 180mm. Coloured.; Map of Eastern Sarmatia, now southern Russia, based on the geography of Ptolemy of Alexandria, c.100 AD.MAGI0035Venice, Galignani, 1596.()
GBP140.0Asia, Ptolemy's map of SarmatianononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Asia, Ptolemy's map of SarmatianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0036&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magieur8.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Chasteau de Cremenela.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Map of the Kremlin, the fortress of Moscow.MALL0031Paris, 1683.()
GBP125.0Europe, Plan of the KremlinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0Asia, Miniature plan of the city of Ardebil, IrannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0084&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallarde.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Groenlande.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Greenland with Labrador and Baffin's Island.MALL0085Paris, c.1683.()
GBP98.0North America, Miniature Map of Arctic AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0085&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallaram.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Decouverte de la Groenlande.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Svalbard and its environs in the Arctic Sea, including the Russian island Novaya Zemlya. An inset shows Spitsbergen, the largest island of Svalbard.MALL0086Paris, c.1683.()
GBP98.0Europe, Miniature Map of SvalbardnononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0Europe, Norwegian CostumenononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Europe, Early representation of Inuit of GreenlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Europe, Decorative map of Luxembourg in fine colournononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Europe, Decorative map of the Eastern BalkansnononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Europe, Decorative map of DenmarknononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Europe, Fine map of EuropenononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0United States, Greenland InuitnononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Asia, Map of TartarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0Europe, View of a Glacier on SpitsbergennononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Europe, Miniature map of RussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Early map of RussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Early map of Rouffach in Alsace, FrancenononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Europe, View of Mount HeklanononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Europe, Uncommon map of NorwaynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=REIL0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/reilnorw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Roux, Joseph.Plan du Port de Malte.140 x 200mm.; Chart of the harbour of Valletta, with depths marked, published in Roux's 'Plans et Rades de la Mditerrane'.ROUX0002Paris, 1779.()
GBP175.0Mediterranean Sea, Plan of VallettanononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0United States, The Western States in Exceptional ColournononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0Netherlands, Decorative map of HollandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Turkey MapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Europe, HungarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0040&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallhung.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.Independent Tartary.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 260 x 330mm.; Showing parts of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan & Turkestan, markin Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent, with engraved vignette scenes of Tartar nomadic life. The 'Great Game' was the name for the Anglo-Russian rivalry in Central Asia, with Russia pushing south to threaten British India through Afghanistan. At the time this map was published the Crimean War and the India Mutiny had made the Game more intense. Less than a decade later Independent Tartary had gone: Tashkent was annexed by Russia in 1865, and Samarkand & Bukhara came under Russian control in 1868.TALL0048London, the London Printing and Publishing Company, 1861.()
GBP140.0Asia, Detailed map of playing fields of the Great GamenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0048&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/talltari.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tallis, John.The Crimea.Steel-engraving, original outline colour. 260 x 330mm. A little faint staining.; The Crimea, decorated with vignette prospects of Sebastopol, Eupatoria, the Banks of the Alma and Balaklava Harbour. When the map was first published the Crimean War was still being fought: on the map is marked the undersea 'Electric Telegraph from Varna', extending to Eupatoria, another base of the Allies.TALL0050London, the London Printing and Publishing Company, 1861.()
GBP68.0Europe, Detailed map of the Theatre of the Crimean WarnononoLee Jackson
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GBP79.0Netherlands, Decorative map of BelgiumnononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0United Kingdom, Plan of Plymouth with its docks.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Asia, Map of Afghanistan, Pakistan and the North West FrontiernononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Map of Northern India, Bangladesh and the Himalayan KingdomsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Asia, Map of the East IndiesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Asia, Map of the the Russian Empire in AsianononoLee Jackson
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GBP79.0Australia, Detailed map of TasmanianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0058&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/talltasm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Turner, J.M.W.Malta.Steel engraving. Printed area 110 x 140mm.; A prospect of Valletta by one of England's best landscape painters, engraved by B. Finden. The original watercolour, the only known Malta subject by Turner, is now in the National Museum of Fine Arts in Malta, where it is regarded as one of the highlights of its C19th paintings collection.TURN0003London, c.1840.()
GBP40.0Mediterranean Sea, A Famous View of VallettanononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0North America, Inuits of Arctic AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VOLK0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/volkgree.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Woodward, J.D.The Romsdalshorn from Aak.Steel engraving. 220 x 290mm.; The Romsdalshorn is a popular climbing mountain in Rauma, Norway, first ascended 1828.WOOD1003London, Cassell & Company Ltd, 1872.()
GBP49.0Europe, View of the Romsdalshorn, NorwaynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WOOD1003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/woodroms.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.La Regno di Scozia...310 x 410mm. Original colour.; Scotland, with a vignette title cartouche and a scroll-line inset of the Shetlands, published by Zatta in his 'Atlante Veneto'.ZATT0073Venice, 1776.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, Map of ScotlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ZATT0073&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/zattscot.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguigon d'.Germany, France, Italy, Spain, British Isles, In an intermediate Century between Antient and Modern Geography.520 x 490mm. Original colour.; Westen Europe after the Fall of the Roman Empire.ANVI0002London: Laurie & Whittle, 1794.()
GBP350.0Europe, Large map of Western Europe in the Dark Ages.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ANVI0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/anvidark.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguigon d'.The First Part of the Map of Europe, Containing France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Great Britain & Ireland, from the Original by D'Anville; under the Patronage of the Duke of Orleans.540 x 475mm. Coloured.; A large and colourful map of Western Europe. Th Shetlands and Faroes appear in an inset.ANVI0003London, John Harrison, 1788.()
GBP350.0Europe, Large map of Western EuropenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ANVI0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/anviwest.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Arrowsmith, John.Greece and the Ionian Islands.630 x 530mm. Original colour. Centrefold in margins reinforced with archival tissue on map surface.; Detailed map, issued in the 'London Atlas' by the foremost British cartographer of his generation.ARRO0020London, 1842.()
GBP95.0Greece, Map of GreecenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ARRO0020&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/arrogree.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Basire, Isaac.Plan of the Works of the City of Messina, one of the strongest and most considerable Cities of Sicily, and a fine Sea-Port.385 x 490mm. Coloured.; Engraved by Basire for 'Mr. Tindal's Continuation of Mr.Rapin's History of England'.BASI0007London, 1745.()
GBP275.0Italy, Plan of the defences of Messina in SicilynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BASI0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/basimess.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Eauweck Capitale de Camboye.190 x 280mm. Coloured.; From a Dutch edition of Bellin's atlas.BELL0144Amsterdam, 1761.()
GBP95.0Asia, Town plan of Khum Peam Lvek in CambodianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0144&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belleauw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan de la Ville de Quebec.230 x 365mm. Coloured.; The uncommon larger version of Bellin's plan of Quebec, only issued this one time. Published only five years after the loss of the city to the British under Wolfe, it makes no reference to the defeat.BELL0145Paris, 1764.()
GBP400.0Canada, Uncommon version of Bellin's plan of QuebecnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Canada, Uncommon version of Bellin's plan of MontrealnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0United States, Map of the English Colonies in AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0148&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellneng.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de la Tartaries Orientale...230 x 320mm. Coloured.; Eastern Tartary, showing the course of the River Amur and Sakhalin Island.BELL0149Amsterdam, c.1749.()
GBP125.0Asia, Map of Eastern TartarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0149&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belltare.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte des Isles Kouriles d'aprs la Carte Russe. Drese et Grave par Laurent.265 x 285mm. Coloured.; The Kuriles, to the north of Japan, an archipelago once owned by Japan but since WWII controlled by Russia.BELL0150Amsterdam, c.1749.()
GBP125.0Asia, Map of the Kurile IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0150&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/nellkuri.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Cornwall Divided into its Hundreds, Containing all the Buroughs & Market Towns with the Roads & Distances &c.185 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Cornwall from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0022London, 1759-63.()
GBP150.0United Kingdom, Map of Cornwall.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowecorn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Kent Divided into its Lathes, Containing the Cities Burough & Market Towns with the Roads & Distances.180 x 200mm. Coloured.; Map of Kent from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0023London, 1759-63.()
GBP150.0United Kingdom, Map of KentnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowekent.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Hampshire Divided into Hundreds, Containing the City Buroughs & Market Towns with the Roads & Distances.180 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Hampshire and the Isles of Wight from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0024London, 1759-63.()
GBP150.0United Kingdom, Map of HampshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0024&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowehamp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Sussex Divided into the Rapes, Containing the City Burough & Market Towns with the principal Roads & Distances &c.180 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Sussex from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0025London, 1759-63.()
GBP160.0United Kingdom, Map of SussexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowesuss.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Surrey Divided into its Hundreds, Containing all the Burough & Market Towns with the principal Roads & Distances.185 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Surrey from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0026London, 1759-63.()
GBP180.0United Kingdom, Map of SurreynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowesurr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Dorset Divided into its Hundreds, Containing all the Burough & Market Towns with the principal Roads & Distances.180 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Dorset from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0027London, 1759-63.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of DorsetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0027&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowedors.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Devon Shire Divided into its Hundreds, Containing the City Burough & Market Towns with the principal Roads & Distances.185 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Devon from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0028London, 1759-63.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of DevonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowedevo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Middlesex Divided into its Hundreds, Containing the Cities London and Westminster, Market Towns &c.185 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Middlesex from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0029London, 1759-63.()
GBP98.0United Kingdom, Map of MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowemidd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Somerset Shire Divided into its Hundreds, Containing the Cities, Buroughs and Market Towns, with the Roads & Distances.185 x 215mm. Coloured.; Map of Somerset from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0031London, 1759-63.()
GBP75.0United Kingdom, Map of SomersetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0031&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowesome.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.The County of Essex Divided into its Hundreds, Containing the Boro- and Market Towns, with the Rivers, Roads, distances &c.185 x 200mm. Coloured.; Map of Essex from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0033London, 1759-63.()
GBP75.0United Kingdom, Map of EssexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0033&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/boweesse.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Buckingham Shire Divided into its Hundreds; Containing all the Burough & Market Towns, with the Forests Hills Rivers Roads Distances.215 x 175mm. Coloured.; Map of Buckinghamshire from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0035London, 1759-63.()
GBP78.0United Kingdom, Map of BuckinghamshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0035&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowebuck.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.The County of Suffolk Divided into its Hundreds containing the Burough & Market Towns, with the Rivers, Roads, Distances &c.180 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Suffolk from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0037London, 1759-63.()
GBP60.0United Kingdom, Map of SuffolknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0037&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowesuff.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.The County of Norfolk Divided into its Hundreds containing the City Burough & Market Towns, Rivers, Roads, Distances &c.185 x 205mm. Coloured.; Map of Norfolk from 'The Natural History of England', published in two volumes 1759-63, as part of the 'General Magazine of Arts and Sciences'.BOWE0038London, 1759-63.()
GBP60.0United Kingdom, Map of NorfolknononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0United Kingdom, Map of CambridgeshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0039&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowecamb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun & Hogenberg.Pisarum vulgo Pezaro.345 x 405mm. Coloured.; The coastal town of Pezaro, after Georg Hoefnagel, a major contributor to Braun & Hogenberg's 'Civitatis Orbis Terrarum'. The two figures lower right are portraits of Hoefnagel and Abraham Ortelius, who toured Italy together in 1578.BRAU0082Cologne, c.1581.()
GBP495.0Italy, Townplan of Pesaro in ItalynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAU0082&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/braupeza.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Braun & Hogenberg.Velitrae Vulgo Blitri.345 x 405mm. Coloured.; Velletri near Rome, after Georg Hoefnagel, a major contributor to Braun & Hogenberg's 'Civitatis Orbis Terrarum'. The two figures lower right are portraits of Hoefnagel and Abraham Ortelius, who toured Italy together in 1578.BRAU0083Cologne, c.1581.()
GBP495.0Italy, Townplan of Velletri in ItalynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRAU0083&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/brauveli.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Brion de la Tour, Louis.Dmonstrations Gomtriques des Sphres Driote, Paralelle, et Oblique.355 x 420mm. Original colour.; Within a separately-printed decorative border.BRIO0003Paris: Desnos, 1766.()
GBP95.0Celestial, Various Geometrical Diagrams of the EarthnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRIO0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/briogeom.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Brion de la Tour, Louis.Suite de la Planche prcdente.355 x 420mm. Original colour.; Within a separately-printed decorative border.BRIO0004Paris: Desnos, 1766.()
GBP95.0Celestial, Various Geographical Diagrams of the EarthnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BRIO0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/brioplan.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cary, John.Prussia.250 x 315mm. Original colour.; A colourful map of Eastern Poland with parts of Lithuania.CARY0024London, 1814.()
GBP49.0Europe, Poland mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CARY0024&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/caryprus.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cassini, Giovanni Maria.L'Albania e la Macedonia con porzione della Dalmazia, Servia, Vallachia Bulgaria e Romania.350 x 480mm. Coloured.; Albania and Macedonia, with parts of Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania, with a decorative title cartouche. Cassini's atlas was not a financial success, so few examples were printed.CASS1003Rome, 1788.()
GBP350.0Europe, Uncommon Map of the Southern BalkansnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CASS1003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cassalba.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]CrpyLe Marquisat et Electorate de Brandenbourg.210 x 285mm. Original colour.; Province of GermanyCREP0006Paris: Crpy, 1767.()
GBP68.0Germany, Brandenburg mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CREP0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/crepbran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Fer, Nicolas.Gouvernement General de Bretagne ou se trouye la Generalit de Nantes.250 x 350mm. Coloured.; Britanny, showing Mont St Michel south to Nantes. With a sheet of engraved French text.DEFE0032Paris, c.1705.()
GBP195.0Europe, Map of BritannynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEFE0032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/defebret.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Fer, Nicolas.Les Generalitez de Bordeaux, de La Rochelle et de Limoges...365 x 260mm. Coloured.; South west France, showing from the Isle de R and Limoges south to the Spanish Border, marking Bordeaux, Bergerac, Rochefort and Bayonne. With a sheet of engraved French text.DEFE0033Paris, c.1705.()
GBP175.0Europe, Map of BordeauxnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Spain and Portugal, Map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Germany, Cologne plan.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Italy, Milan mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP600.0Europe, Map of Sweden with Finland and the other Baltic StatesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP36.0Germany, Map of Lower SaxonynononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Asia, Near East mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Holy Land, Miniature map of the Near EastnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Spain and Portugal, Decorative map of PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Geographical termsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Germany, Early town plan of Kln.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0France, Maps of Strassbourg & OberpfalznononoLee Jackson
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GBP595.0Europe, Maps of Islands in the MediterraneannononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Asia, Beirut chart.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Asia, Early map of Arabia.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Prospect of FrankfurtnononoLee Jackson
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GBP240.0Europe, St Petersurg townplannononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Europe, Townplan of TurinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0Europe, Vienna plannononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0France, Marseilles plannononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Italy, Detailed plan of VenicenononoLee Jackson
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GBP35.0France, Toulon plannononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Spain and Portugal, Lisbon plannononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Germany, Hamburg plannononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Germany, Hamburg PlannononoLee Jackson
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GBP170.0Germany, Hamburg PlannononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Germany, Dresden PlannononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Germany, Munich PlannononoLee Jackson
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GBP300.0United Kingdom, The first ward map of St James'snononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0West Indies, Map of TobagonononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0France, Map of Lorraine.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0France, Map of France in Roman times.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP45.0Asia, Near East MapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0France, Corsica map.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Hungary, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0France, Map of France.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP78.0Asia, Map of ArabianononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Asia, Plan of Hormuz at the mouth of the Persian GulfnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Italy, Milan townplannononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Spain and Portugal, Basque Region mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP750.0France, Paris town plannononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Asia, Large map of AsianononoLee Jackson
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GBP2750.0United States, Hennepin's mapping of the Mississippi RivernononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0France, Alsace MapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP170.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of Cornwall.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP170.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of the Channel IslandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP170.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of Surrey.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP170.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of KentnononoLee Jackson
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GBP160.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of LancashirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP160.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of SussexnononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of NottinghamshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP58.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of MonmouthshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP58.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of HerefordshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP58.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of NorthamptonshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP68.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of HuntingdonshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP78.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of DerbyshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of RutlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of WestmorlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of CumberlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of StaffordshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP110.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of BuckinghamshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP110.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of WorcestershirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP110.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of SuffolknononoLee Jackson
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GBP110.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of GloucestershirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP110.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of DorsetnononoLee Jackson
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GBP110.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of WarwickshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of CheshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of North YorkshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of East YorkshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of West YorkshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of SomersetnononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of DevonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of the Isle of MannononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of South WalesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP69.0France, Map of France.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Asia, Map of Central AsianononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0France, Map of Anjou, Poitou, etc.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP45.0France, The Chataux of FontainbleaunononoLee Jackson
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GBP45.0France, The Grand Trianon at VersaillesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP260.0United States, North America with latest discoveriesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=THOM0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/thomname.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Weigel, Christoph.Topographia Regii ac Incylti Monasterii S.Dionysii in quo, Mausolea Regnum a Dagoberto I usque ad nostra tempora visitur.320 x 410mm. Original colour.; Plan of Saint-Denis, then separate from Paris, with its own defensive walls. The Abby there was the burial places for the French kings from Dagobert I in the 7th century to King Louis XVIII in1824.WEIG0032Nuremburg, 1718.()
GBP175.0France, Plan of Saint-Denis, Paris.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP160.0Asia, Map of PersianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WEIG0033&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/weigpers.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Allom, Thomas.Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives.Coloured steel engraving. 160 x 200mm.ALLO0002London: Fisher, Son & Co, c.1858.()
GBP39.0Holy Land, View of JerusalemnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ALLO0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/allojeru.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Beaurain, Jean Chevalier de.Carte du Marquisat et Electorate de Brandebourg.500 x 620mm. Coloured.; Brandenburg, with Berlin at the centre, also marking Potsdam and Stettin (now Szczecin in Poland).BEAU0001Paris, 1757.()
GBP250.0Germany, Map of the environs of BerlinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Greenland and Iceland mapnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Map of JavanononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0Plan of Mexico CitynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0050&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellmexc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan de Port Royal...205 x 150mm. Coloured. With a semi-circular paper flaw to the left of the cartouche, where the paper is uneven but not broken.; The environs of Ciudad. del Carmen in Campeche.BELL0061Paris, c.1760.()
GBP150.0North America, Map of Ciudad. del Carmen, MexiconononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Chart of SpitzbergennononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Africa, Map of TeneriffenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0081&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellten1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de la Virginie et du Maryland, ou de la Bay Chesapeack et Pays Voisins.205 x 300mm. Coloured.; Colonial map from Philadelphia south to Cape Henry that covers most of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware with some Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Mountains and rivers shown. An early network of trails and wagon roads stretches as far west as Winchester and north to Philadelphia. A delicate rococo-style title cartouche adorns the map.BELL0085Paris, 1757.()
GBP250.0United States, Map of Virginia and MarylandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0085&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellche1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Essay d'une Carte Rduite Contenant Les Parties Connuees de Globe Terrestre.510 x 700mm. Coloured. Binding folds flattened.; A large chart of the world which, although it is dated 1748, has been updated to show the discoveries of Captain Cook around Australia and New Zealand in 1769-70. However Cook's discoveries through the Bering Straits on his Third and final voyage (1778-9) are not included. Rhumb lines, two compass roses and an ornate cartouche make this a very decorative map.BELL0086Paris, c.1775.()
GBP850.0World, World Map with the discoveries of CooknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0086&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellworl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de l'Isle de Sumatra Drsse sur les Journaux des Navigateurs.255 x 290mm. Coloured.; Sumatra and the Straits of Malacca and the 'Detroit de Sincapour'.BELL0101Paris, 1752.()
GBP195.0Asia, Map of Sumatra, with SingaporenononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Asia, Map of ArabianononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0Indian Ocean, Chart of the Arabian SeanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0156&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellaras.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de L'Isle d'Hayti Aujourd'hui l'Espagnole, ou L'Isle de St Domingue Avec les Isles Voisines Suivant la Decouverte de l'Anne 1492 Et les Premieres Etablissemens des Espagnols.235 x 350mm. Coloured.; Map of the early Spanish discoveries in the New World, centred on Hispaniola, but also showing Porto Rico, the Virgin Isles and the eastern parts of Cuba and Jamaica.BELL0161Paris, 1754.()
GBP125.0West Indies, Hispaniola and Porto RiconononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0West Indies, Map of HaitinononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Africa, Plan of the Gulf of BeninnononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0Holy Land, View of the Mount of Olives.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0South America, Miniature map of PerunononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertper1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Fullarton, Archibald.British Possessions on the North West Coast of America.Tinted lithograph, printed area 470 x 320mm. Original colour. Edges slightly trimmed.; Two maps on one sheet: Trinida and Guyana, surrounded by decorative vignettes including macaws, humming birds, sugar cane and a sugar mill, a cocoa & coffee plantation, and natives.FULL0003London, 1863.()
GBP200.0West Indies, Decorative Map of Trinidad and British GuyananononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0West Indies, View of HavannanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KELL0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kellcuba.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Tabula Europae Prima.140 x 180mm, set in text.; The Ptolemaic map of the British Isles, with Scotland slanting to the east and Ireland too far north. On the reverse is Ptolemy's map of Spain. Engraved by Girolamo Porro.MAGI0037Venice, Galignani, 1621.()
GBP225.0United Kingdom, Ptolemy's map of the British IslesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0North America, Miniature map of the BahamasnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, Miniature map of the Channel IslesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Illustration of the CreationnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Europe, The city of Buda in HungarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUNS0034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/munsbuda.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Typus Orbis Terrarum. [&] Americae sive novi orbis nova descriptio. [&] Europa. [&] Africa ta bula nova. [&] Asia.Set of five maps, each c. 80 x 110mm. Coloured.; The World and four continents from the first Italian edition of Ortelius's Epitome, using the plates engraved by Galle.ORTM0039Antwerp, 1593, Italian edition.()
GBP2000.0World, A fine set of miniature World and Continents mapsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0039&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmset1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Churchill.the Map of Groenland.140 x 295mm. Some vague toning.; Published by Churchill to illustrate the voyage of the Dane Jens Munk, who led a Danish expedition in search of the Northwest Passage in 1619-20, during which he was the first to completely map Hudson Bay. Here the Bay has two names, 'King Christians Sea' and 'The New Sea'; on the west shore is marked 'Monks Winter harbour'. Greenland is shown as a large landmass stretching from America almost to Spitzbergen. The mythical Frobisher's Passage through Greenland and island of Friesland are marked.CHUR0003London, 1704.()
GBP175.0World, Early Exploration of the American ArcticnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CHUR0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/churmunk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Empire du Monomotapa et Etats Voisins Tir de M. Delisle et autres Auteurs.210 x 290mm. Coloured.; Map of southern Africa covering mainly the modern states of Zimbabwe and Mozambique, the area of the the Empire of Great Zimbabwe (c.1450-1629). Its capital was the 'Great Zimbabwe', marked here as 'Zimbaoe'. The basis of its wealth were the numerous gold mines marked on the map (often believed to be the mines of King Solomon), but when these gave out they turned to slave trading with the Portuguese of the Mozambique ports.BELL0111Paris, 1755.()
GBP175.0Africa, Early map of the 'Empire of Great Zimbabwe'nononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Asia, Early map of TibetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0157&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belltibe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan de la Ville de Siam Capitale du Royaume de ce nom... 1767200 x 275mm. Coloured.; Plan of town of Siam, the former capital, after a plan drawn by a French engineer in 1687. Engraved by Schley for a Dutch edition of Prevost's 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'.BELL0159Amsterdam, c.1760.()
GBP175.0Townplan of SiamnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0159&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellsiam.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De L'Isle, Joseph Nicolas.Provinciarum Ustiug et Chlynovi Iarenscensis Vag Ustiug Soliwytschegd et Totm Delineatio Geographica485 x 560mm. Original colour.; Plate 8 from the 'Atlas Russicus', compiled by the Frenchman De L'Isle. Marked on the map are Jarensk and Totma, towns on the trade routes into Siberia. The title cartouche features a water-driven mine pump.DELI1001St Petersburg: Acad. Imp. Scientiarum, 1747.()
GBP495.0Europe, Map from 'the first widely published atlas of the Russian empire'.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Celestial, An Armillary SpherenononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Europe, The so-called 'Miniature Speed' of EuropenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0050&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keereur2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Sussex.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1001London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP40.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of SussexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewisuss.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Surrey.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1002London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP50.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of SurreynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewisurr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Middlesex.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county. Paper toned, narrow margin at top, loss in margin lower left, glue stain in right margin.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1003London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of MiddlesexnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewimidd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Lancashire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county. Narrow margin at top.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1004London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP40.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of LancashirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewilanc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Lancashire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county. Narrow margin at top, stain in margin.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1005London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP40.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of KentnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewikent.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Hertfordsh.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county. Narrow margin at top.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1006London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP40.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of HertfordshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewihert.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Cornwall.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1008London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP40.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of CornwallnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewicorn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Warwickshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1010London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of WarwickshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiwarw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Somsersetsh.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1011London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP35.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of SomsersetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewisome.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Norfolk.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1013London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of NorfolknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewinorf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Gloucestershire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1014London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP35.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of GloucestershirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiglos.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Dorsetshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1016London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP35.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of DorsetnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewidors.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Devonshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1017London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP35.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of DevonnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewidevo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Cheshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1018London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP35.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of CheshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiches.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Berkshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1020London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP35.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of BerkshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1020&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiberk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.South Wales.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1021London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP35.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of South WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1021&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiswal.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.North Wales.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1022London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of North WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1022&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewinwal.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Yorkshire.Sheet 145 x 200mm. Original colour. Split in fold repaired, some staining. With three sheets of text related to the Ridings.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1023London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP40.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of YorkshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1023&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiyork.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Worcestershire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1024London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of WorcestershirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1024&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiworc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Suffolk.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. Spotted. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1025London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of SuffolknononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewisuff.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Staffordshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. Paper age-toned. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1026London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of StaffordshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1026&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewistaf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Shropshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1027London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of ShropshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1027&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewisalo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Rutlandsh.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1028London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of RutlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewirutl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Monmouthshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1029London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of MonmouthshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewimonm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Cambridgeshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1030London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of CambridgeshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1030&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewicamb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Westmoreland.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1031London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of WestmorlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1031&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewiwest.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Nottinghamsh.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. Narrow top margin. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1032London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP25.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of NottinghamshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewinott.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Northumberland.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1033London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP28.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of NorthumberlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1033&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewinhum.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Northamptonsh.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1034London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP25.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of NorthamptonshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1034&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewinham.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Lincolnshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1035London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of LincolnshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1035&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewilinc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Leicestershire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1036London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP25.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of LeicestershirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1036&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewileic.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Huntingdonsh.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1037London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP28.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of HuntingdonshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1037&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewihunt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Bedfordshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1038London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP25.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of BedfordshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1038&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewibedf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Herefordshire.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1039London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP25.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of HerefordshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1039&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewihere.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Durham.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1040London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of DurhamnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1040&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewidurh.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lewis, William.Cumberland.Sheet 150 x 110mm. Original colour. Paper toned. With a sheet of text related to the county.; From 'Lewis's New Traveller's Guide', marking cities, market towns, seats, mail coach roads & turnpikes.LEWI1042London: P. Martin, 1819.()
GBP30.0United Kingdom, Miniature county map of CumberlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEWI1042&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lewicumb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Tirion, Isaak.Nieuwe Kaart van Tartarie...290 x 355mm. Binding folds flattened, bottom right margin rebuilt because of binding trim.; Northern Asia from the Caspian Sea to Kamchatka, which reaches down to almost touch Japan. To the east is the partial outline of 'Compagnie Land', the mythical island in the North Pacific.TIRI0019Amsterdam, c.1750.()
GBP175.0Asia, Map of Siberia and TartarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TIRI0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tititart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bachiene, Willem AlbertKaart van het eiland Martinique.345 x 225mm. Original colour.; The island of Martinique. The crops of sugar and coffee were so valuable to the French that twenty years earlier, in the Treaty of Paris of 1763 which ended the Seven Years War, they gave up all of Canada in order to regain Martinique and Guadeloupe.BACH0001Amsterdam, 1785.()
GBP95.0West Indies, MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BACH0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bachmart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan de Fort Dauphin Construit par les Francois dans l'Isle de Madagascar.215 x 290mm. Coloured.; Fort Dauphin, originally founded in 1643 by the French East India Company, but evacuated 1674. The site is now Tlanaro,BELL0164Paris, c.1760.()
GBP75.0Africa, Plan of Tlanaro, MadagascarnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0164&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belldaup.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan de Jedo.265 x 260mm. Coloured. Trimmed into plate at top.; Early townplan, marking the layout of the streets, but only naming the Emperor's palace, a bridge and a suburb.BELL0166Amsterdam, c.1760.()
GBP195.0Asia, Early map of TokyonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0166&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belltoky.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de L'Indoustan...240 x 360mm. Coloured.; Northern India & Pakistan with parts of Afghanistan & Bangladesh.BELL0167Paris, 1752.()
GBP125.0Asia, Northern IndianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0167&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellindn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Cuba Insula.90 x 135mm. Coloured.; Cuba and Jamaica, engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This is the earliest of two plates used to illustrated the Bertius atlas, without longitude and latitude scales. It was replaced by a new plate by Jodocus Hondius in 1616.BERT0010Amsterdam, c.1602, Latin text edition.()
GBP350.0West Indies, Miniature map of CubanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertcub1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.[De Sphra Clesti.]90 x 135mm. Coloured.; Untitled miniature celestial chart within an ornate strapwork cartouche, engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This is the earliest of two plates used to illustrated the Bertius atlas, without longitude and latitude scales. It was replaced by a new plate by Jodocus Hondius in 1616.BERT0101Amsterdam, c.1602, Latin text edition.()
GBP295.0West Indies, Miniature double-hemisphere celestial chart.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0101&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertcel1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Johannes.Britannia prout divisa suit temporibus Anglo-Saxonum prsertim durante illorum Heptarchia.425 x 530mm. A fine example, in original colour.; Blaeu's famous map of Britain under the Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy, decorated with scenes down both sides: on the left are portraits of the seven Anglo-Saxon kings in regal splendour with arms and shields in each of their kingdoms; on the right are their successors being converted to Christianity. A classic decorative map, with fine hand colour.BLAE0114Amsterdam, 1662.()
GBP3800.0United Kingdom, Ths famous 'Saxon Heptarchy' map, with decorative bordersnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0114&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaehept.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Carte de la Martinique. Isles de la Guadeloupe, de Marie Galante, de la Dsirade et celles des Saintes.250 x 365mm. Coloured.; Maps of the French islands of the Antilles, engraved by Andr.BONN0038Paris, 1788.()
GBP56.0West Indies, Maps of Martinique and GuadeloupenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0038&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnmagu.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Cartes de Supplment pour les Isles Antilles.250 x 365mm. Coloured.; Nine maps on one sheet, engraved by Andr. The top half shows the Virgin Islands, with Anguilla, St Martins, St Barts & Barbuda; the eight smaller maps are: St Eustacia and St Kitts; Antigua; Dominica; St Lucia; Barbados; St Vincent; Grenada; & Tobago.BONN0039Paris, 1788.()
GBP195.0West Indies, Maps of the Virgin Islands and AntillesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0West Indies, Map of MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DEFE0041&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/defemart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Edwards, Bryan.Map of the Island of Dominica for the History of the West Indies.250 x 190mm. Coloured.; Bryan Edwards (1743-1800), a merchant who lived in Jamaica & traded in the West Indies for a number of years, wrote 'The History Civil & Commercail of the British Colonies in the West Indies'.EDWA0002London: J.Stockdale, 1794.()
GBP150.0West Indies, Map of DominicanononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0United States, Charts of the approaches to New York CitynononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of GreecenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0029&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansgree.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Italie.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Italy, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0031Paris, c.1692.()
GBP150.0Italy, Map of ItalynononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Europe, Map of RussianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0032&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansmosc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Estats de la Couronne de Pologne.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; The Polish Commonwealth at its zenith, with Lithuania and the Ukraine, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0033Paris, c.1692.()
GBP200.0Europe, Map of Poland, with Lithuania and the UkrainenononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Map of the Black Sea and the UkrainenononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Asia, Map of TartarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP325.0Japan, Map of JapannononoLee Jackson
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GBP240.0Asia, Map of Eastern IndonesianononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Africa, Map of South AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0041&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansafrs.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Isles Canaries.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; The Canary Islands, with a title cartouche representing abundance. Madeira is shown in an inset. Engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0042Paris, c.1692.()
GBP225.0Africa, Map of the Canary IslandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Africa, Map of West AfricanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0043&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansafw2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Le Bresil, dont la coste est possede par les Portugais et divise en Quatorze Capitaineries.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Brazil, showing the Portuguese administrative divisions on the coastline. Engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0045Paris, c.1692.()
GBP140.0South America, Map of BrazilnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0France, Map of FrancenononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Spain and Portugal, Map of Spain & PortugalnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Netherlands, Map of the NetherlandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Germany, Map of GermanynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0050&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansgerm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Kelly, Thomas.Mexico & Guatemala.200 x 250mm. Coloured. Edges toned.; Mexico and Guatemala, also showing the Republic of Texas and California.KELL0006London, Kelly, 1842.()
GBP95.0North America, Detailed map of Mexico, with Texas marked as a RepublicnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KELL0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kellmexi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Le Rouge, George Louis.Isle de la Martinique.210 x 285mm. Coloured.; Martinique.LERO0009Paris, 1748.()
GBP75.0West Indies, Map of MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LERO0009&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/leromart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Le Rouge, George Louis.Antigue une des Antilles aux Anglois.220 x 285mm. Original colour.; Antigua, an English colony since 1632.LERO0010Paris, Crpy, 1767.()
GBP195.0West Indies, Map of AntiguanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LERO0010&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/leroanti.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.der Grundriss von der Stadt dess Heyl: Dominicus.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Plan of Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0095Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP150.0West Indies, Miniature plan of Santo DomingonononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0West Indies, Map of HispaniolanononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0West Indies, Small-format map of MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
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GBP1250.0World, Set of World and 5 ContinentsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Asia, Map of ArabianononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Germany, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0West Indies, Map of the West IndiesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0052&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansanti.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Speed, John.Jamaica.90 x 130mm. Coloured.; A map of Jamaica, divided into parishes, published in the miniature edition of Speed's 'Prospect of the World'. This atlas was first published in 1627, using maps engraved by Pieter van den Keere, but this map only appeared in this 1676 edition, with other regional maps of the Americas.SPEE0020London, Bassett & Chiswell, 1676.()
GBP250.0West Indies, The 'miniature Speed' map of JamaicanononoLee Jackson
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GBP36.0West Indies, Detailed map of Jamaica.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0West Indies, Map of TrinidadnononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0West Indies, Detailed map of the West IndiesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VIRT0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/virtwi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anon.Prou et Bolivia.210 x 275mm. Coloured.; A map of the short-lived Peru-Bolivian Confederation, linking the 'Republic of South Peru' with Bolivia, 1836-39. It collapsed after an invasion by Chile.ANON0024French, c.1840.()
GBP35.0South America, Map of the Peru-Bolivian ConfederationnononoLee Jackson
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GBP45.0Canada, Niagara FallsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Canada, Map of Nova ScotianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0055&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellnova.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte du Golphe de St Laurent et Pays Voisins.230 x 370mm. Coloured.; The Gulf of the St Lawrence, with Newfoundland.BELL0073Paris, 1754.()
GBP125.0Canada, Map of St Lawrence Gulf, CanadanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0073&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellstla.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte du Cours du Fleuve de St Laurent Depuis son Embouchure jusqu'au dessus de Quebec.210 x 310mm. Coloured.; The St Lawrence inland to Quebec.BELL0075Paris, c.1760.()
GBP125.0Canada, The mouth of the St Lawrence RivernononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0075&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellstlq.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de L'Isle de Sainte Lucie.210 x 315mm. Coloured.; St Lucia, orientated with north to the left.BELL0076Paris, c.1760.()
GBP175.0West Indies, Map of St LucianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0076&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellstl2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan de la Ville et Cit de St. Francisco de Quito...195 x 335mm. Coloured.; Plan of the city of Quito, with an extensive key.BELL0106Paris, c.1760.()
GBP150.0South America, An early plan of QuitonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0106&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellquit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Plan de la Baye de St.Yago dans l'Isle de Cube.235 x 185mm. Coloured.; Santiago de Cuba was founded in 1514 and served as capital of Cuba between 1522-89. Published in the 1764 edition of the Petit atlas Maritime'.BELL0168Paris, c.1765.()
GBP175.0West Indies, Map of Santiago de CubanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0168&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellsdec.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de L'Isle de la Martinique.220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Map of the French island of Martinique.BELL0169Paris, c.1760.()
GBP125.0West Indies, Map of MartiniquenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0169&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellmart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Sancta Helena.100 x 140mm. Coloured.; St Helena, with a decorative title cartouche, a galleon and sea-monster.BERT0024Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616, Latin text edition.()
GBP150.0Early map of St HelenanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0024&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertsthe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.China Regio Asie.90 x 125mm. Coloured. Paper lightly toned.; Despite the title this map shows most of the Far East, including India, China, Korea, Japan and the Philippines, with north west America top right. This is an example of the first plate, engraved by Pieter van den Keere rather than Jodocus Hondius.BERT0104Amsterdam, c.1606.()
GBP350.0China, Miniature map of ChinanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0104&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerchin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Islandia.90 x 125mm. Coloured. Paper lightly toned.; Miniature map of Iceland, with two sea-monsters and Hekla shown as an erupting volcano. This is an example of the first plate, engraved by Pieter van den Keere rather than Jodocus Hondius.BERT0105Amsterdam, c.1606.()
GBP350.0Europe, Miniature map of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0105&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keericel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bowen, Emanuel.Westmoreland, Verdeels in deszelfs Wards...200 x 180mm. Coloured.; An unusual Dutch edition of Bowen's map of Westmorland.BOWE0040Amsterdam: Pieter Meijer, 1769.()
GBP95.0United Kingdom, Map of WestmorlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BOWE0040&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bowmwest.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cook, Capt. James.Famille dans le Baye Dusky (Obscure) de la Nouvelle Zlande.230 x 250mm. Coloured.; A Maori family in Dusky Bay, New Zealand, engraved by Benard for a French edition of Cook's Voyages.COOK0017Paris, c.1785.()
GBP95.0Pacific Ocean, Depiction of a Maori FamilynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COOK0017&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cookdusf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cook, Capt. James.Pirogue de Guerre de la Nouvelle Zelande.235 x 360mm.; View of a Maori war canoe. Engraved by le Veau for an account of Cook's Voyages as included Prevost's 'Histoire des Voyages'.COOK0018Paris, c.1785.()
GBP150.0Pacific Ocean, Early print of a Maori CanoenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COOK0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cookpraf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Cook, Capt. James.Man, Woman & Children of New South Wales.200 x 250mm.; Illustrations from one of Captain Cook's circumnavigations.COOK0019London, Alexander Hogg, 1785.()
GBP195.0Pacific Ocean, Illustrations from Cook's Visit to New South WalesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=COOK0019&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/cooknsw.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]De Fer, Nicolas.Copenhague, Ville Capitale du Royaume de Dannemarq et Sejour ordinaire du Roy.230 x 335mm. Coloured.; Plan of Copenhagen.DEFE0008Paris, 1700.()
GBP250.0Europe, Plan of CopenhagennononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0United Kingdom, Battersea BridgenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=DUGD0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/dugdbatt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]London Magazine.A View from Richmond Hill up the River.Sheet 125 x 205mm.; A view from Richmond Hill towards Twickenham, with Ham House, Marble Hill House & Orleans House.LOND0003London, 1768.()
GBP49.0United Kingdom, The famous view off Richmond HillnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOND0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/londrich.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]London Magazine.A Perspective View of Twickenham,Sheet 125 x 205mm.; A view of the villas on the Thames riverside, with examples of the local boats. To emphasise how rural the area was a hunter stands on the Ham bank, with gun and dog.LOND0004London, 1768.()
GBP49.0United Kingdom, A view of TwickenhamnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOND0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/londtwic.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]London Magazine.A View of the Earl of Radnor's House at Twickenham.Sheet 125 x 205mm.; A view of two villas on the Thames riverside in Twickenham, with examples of the local boats. On the right is Radnor House, which was destroyed by a Luftwaffe bomb in 1940; on the left is Cross Deep House, demolished 1906. Two local roads are still named Radnor Gardens and Cross Deep.LOND0005London, 1767.()
GBP49.0United Kingdom, A view of Radnor House, TwickenhamnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOND0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/londradn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Luyts, Jan.Audienca de Guadalajara, Nova Mexico California &c. Per. N.Sanson.210 x 245mm. Coloured.; A Dutch edition of the first regional map of the area, which introduced the influential 'Sanson model' for California as an island.LUYT0002Utrecht, 1692.()
GBP750.0United States, California as an IslandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LUYT0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/luytcali.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Luyts, Jan.La Floride Par. N.Sanson.185 x 255mm. Coloured.; Map of Florida and Louisiana, based on Sanson's map of 1657, the first atlas map to name Lake Erie. 'Florida Gallica' is a French attempt to reassert claims to the Carolinas despite their last attempt at colonisation there failing a century before.LUYT0003Utrecht, 1682.()
GBP650.0United States, Florida & LouisiananononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LUYT0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/luytflor.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Luyts, Jan.Le Canada, ou Nouvelle France, &c. Tire de diverses Relations des Francois, Anglois, Hollandois, &c.185 x 255mm. Coloured. Narrow bottom margin.; Map of the north east states of the USA, and Canada, based on Sanson's map of 1657. The Great Lakes are shown open-ended in the west.LUYT0007Utrecht, 1682.()
GBP650.0United States, The North Eastern Seaboard of AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LUYT0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/luytseab.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.La Voye Laictee. Pole Arctique. [&] La Voye Laictee. Pole Antarctique.Two plates, ea.150 x 105mm. Coloured.; A pair of celestial spheres, with the constellations depicted in their classical shapes. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0096Paris, 1683.()
GBP275.0Celestial, Pair of celestial chartsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0096&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallcell.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Nouveau Continent Avec plusiers Isles. [&] Ancien Continent Avec plusiers Isles, Oceans et Mers.Two plates, ea.150 x 105mm. Coloured.; A pair of hemispheres, the west with California as an island and the unnamed partial outline of New Zealand, the east with the parts of Australia. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0097Paris, 1683.()
GBP300.0World, Two-sheet hemisphere world mapnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0097&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malldhpr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Continent Arctique. [&] Continent MeridionalTwo plates, ea.150 x 105mm. Coloured.; A pair of maps of the polar regions. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0098Paris, 1683.()
GBP250.0World, Pair of maps of the PolesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0098&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallpole.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.[Untitled illustration of a Wind Rose.]150 x 105mm. Coloured.; A decorative wind rose, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'. The example illustrated by Mallet is one devised by Nicolas DuBuc, a publisher of sea charts from Dieppe.MALL0099Paris, 1683.()
GBP50.0Wind RosenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0099&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallwind.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Zodiaque.150 x 105mm. Coloured.; A putti holding an illustration of the Zodiac, pointing out the Zodiac on an armillary sphere, under which is a double-hemisphere world map. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0100Paris, 1683.()
GBP95.0The ZodiacnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0100&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallzodi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Equateur.150 x 105mm. Coloured.; An armillary sphere, celestial and terrestrial globes and a double-hemisphere world map, to illustrate the equator. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0101Paris, 1683.()
GBP95.0An armillary sphere and globes.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0101&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallequat.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Petite Tartarie.170 x 120mm. Coloured. Paper toned.; A German edition of Mallet's map of the Ukraine, with the Crimea and Black Sea. The title cartouche features a battle between two rowboats.MALL0103Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP75.0Europe, Miniature Map of the UkrainenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0103&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malgukra.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Grande Tartary.170 x 120mm. Coloured.; A German edition of Mallet's map of Siberia, showing Korea and part of Japan.MALL0104Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP125.0Asia, Miniature Map of Siberia and TartarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0104&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malgsibe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Bretagne.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Map of Britanny, also showing the Channel Islands (unnamed).MALL0107Paris, 1683.()
GBP95.0France, Miniature map of BritannynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0107&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallbret.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Terre de Jesso.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; The semi-mythical island of Jesso (or Eso) to the north of Japan, now mapped properly as Hokkaido. Variants of the myth include one where Jesso filled the North Pacific.MALL0108Paris, 1683.()
GBP140.0Japan, Miniature map of JessonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0108&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/malljeso.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Islande.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; A fantasy view of Iceland, represented by whalers and a volcanoMALL0109Paris, 1683.()
GBP125.0Europe, Miniature view of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0109&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallicev.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Isle de Islande.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Iceland, with the volcano Hekla shown erupting. In the seas north of the island are whalers; to the south two sea battle vignettes.MALL0110Paris, 1683.()
GBP175.0Europe, Miniature map of IcelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0110&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallicel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Des Poissons.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; A small print of a twin-spouted whale, with a whaling fleet behind.MALL0111Paris, 1683.()
GBP125.0Print of a sea monster.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0111&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallwhal.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Nouvelle Zemble.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Novaya Zemlya, with most of the east coast still uncharted. It illustrates the voyages of Dutch explorer Willem Barents in search of the North East Passage, visiting Novaya Zemlya in 1594, and again in 1596, when he rounded the northern point and wintered on the north-east coast, dying there.MALL0113Paris, 1683.()
GBP140.0Europe, Miniature map of Novaya ZemlyanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0113&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallzeml.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Detroit de Waigats.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of the Vaygach Strait, between Vaygach Island and the mainland, through which many of the early voyagers passed in search of the North East Passage. So empty was that region of Russia the Dutch could name the mainland 'New Holland'!MALL0114Paris, 1683.()
GBP140.0Europe, Miniature map of the Vaygach StraitnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0114&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallvayg.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Isle des Etats ou Staten-Eyland. Isle Maurice.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Miniature maps of two islands, either end of the Vaygach Strait, which runs between Vaygach Island and the mainland, through which many of the early voyagers passed in search of the North East Passage. Staten Island lies in the Barentz Sea, west of the Strait, Isle Maurice in the Kara Sea, to the east.MALL0115Paris, 1683.()
GBP85.0Europe, Miniature maps of two islands in the Vaygach StraitnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0115&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallstat.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Isles de Salomon.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of the Solomon Islands, here shown attached to New Zealand as mapped by Abel Tasman in 1642. Mapping of the area was not improved for nearly 130 years, when Captain Cook visited New Zealand in 1770.MALL0116Paris, 1683.()
GBP225.0Australia, Miniature map of New ZealandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0116&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallsolo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Nash, F.The Admiralty and Horse Guards.Engraving. 185 x 240mm.; A view of Horse Guards Parade, with The Admiralty buildings and Horse Guards,NASH0001London, 1814.()
GBP39.0United Kingdom, View of Horse Guards ParadenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=NASH0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/nashhors.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Indiae orientalis insularumque adiacentium typus.80 x 110mm. Coloured.; Minature map of the East Indies, engraved by Philip Galler for Ortelius's Epitome, this example for an Italian-text edition, translated by Giovanni PauletORTM0040Antwerp, Plantin, 1593.()
GBP275.0Asia, Miniature map of the Far EastnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0040&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmeast.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Barbariae et biledulgerid nova descriptio.80 x 110mm. Coloured.; Minature map of Morocco and Algeria, engraved by Philip Galler for Ortelius's Epitome, this example for an Italian-text edition, translated by Giovanni PauletORTM0041Antwerp, Plantin, 1593.()
GBP95.0Africa, Miniature map of north west AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0United Kingdom, Early map of northern Scotland.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0North America, Map of Central Mexico and YucatannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0042&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robenesp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.Partie Septentrionale du Cercle d'Austriche...495 x 625mm. Original outline colour with later additions.; Northern Austria, marking Vienna. The title cartouche features two discarded turbans, representing Austria's importance in Europe's defence against the Ottomans.ROBE0049Paris, 1752.()
GBP225.0Europe, Map of Northern AustrianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0049&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robeausm.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ruscelli, Girolamo.Natolia Nuova Tavola.200 x 260mm.; Map of 'modern' Turkey, published in Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's Geography. The first state, with the platemark extending off the top of the sheet.RUSC0018Venice, Valgrisi, 1562.()
GBP175.0Asia, Early map of TurkeynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=RUSC0018&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ruscanat.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ruscelli, Girolamo.Tabula Asi I.200 x 260mm.; Ptolemaic map of Turkey, published in Ruscelli's edition of Ptolemy's Geography. The first state, with the platemark extending off the top of the sheet.RUSC0024Venice, Valgrisi, 1561+.()
GBP175.0Asia, Ptolemaic map of TurkeynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=RUSC0024&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ruscturp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Isles du Cap Verd, Coste, et Pays des Negres aux environs du Cape Verd.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; The Cape Verde Islands and Senegal. Engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0053Paris, c.1692.()
GBP140.0Africa, Map of the Cape Verde Islands and SenegalnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0053&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansverd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.La Guine et Pays circomvoisins...Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; The Guinea coast, showing Liberia, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria and Cameroon. Engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0054Paris, c.1692.()
GBP140.0Africa, Map of the Guinea CoastnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Africa, Map of the Egypt and eastern LibyanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0056&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansbarc.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Partie de Barbarie ou sont les Royaumes de Tunis, et Tripoli...Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Tunisia and wesstern Libya, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0057Paris, c.1692.()
GBP125.0Africa, Map of Tunisia and western LibyanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0057&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sanstuni.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Partie de Barbarie ou est Le Royaume d'Alger divis en ses Provinces. Part. du Biledulgerid, ou sont Tegorarin, Zeb &c.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Algeria, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0058Paris, c.1692.()
GBP125.0Africa, Map of AlgerianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0058&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansalge.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Royaume de Fez, divis en sept Provinces....Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Morocco, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0059Paris, c.1692.()
GBP125.0Africa, Map of northern MorocconononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0059&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansfez.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Partie du Biledulgerid ou sont Tesset, Darha, et Segelmesse &[c.]Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Southern Morocco with Western Sahara and the Canary Islands. Engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas, the end of the title is hidden behind the cartouche border.SANS0060Paris, c.1692.()
GBP150.0Africa, Map of southern MorocconononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Africa, Map of central MorocconononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Africa, Map of the CongonononoLee Jackson
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GBP225.0Africa, Map of AbyssinianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0063&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sanseith.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Egypte divise en ses Douze Cassilies, ou Gouvernments.Sheet 320 x 220mm. Coloured.; Eyypt with the Niles outh to Aswan. Engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0064Paris, c.1692.()
GBP140.0Africa, Map of EgyptnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0064&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansegyp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Geographi Sacr Tabula, in qua Terra Promissa in suas Tribus Partesq: distincta.Continet.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured. Narrow top margin.; The Holy Land, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0066Paris, c.1692.()
GBP140.0Asia, Map of the Holy LandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Asia, Map of Syria, Lebanon & IraqnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0067&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sanssyri.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Anatolie.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Map of Turkey, also showing Cyprus, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0069Paris, c.1692.()
GBP150.0Asia, Map of TurkeynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0069&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sansanat.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.L'Empire du Sophy de Perses.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Map of the Persia, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0070Paris, c.1692.()
GBP125.0Asia, Map of PersianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0070&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sanspers.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.L'Empire du Sophy de Perses.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Map of the Caucasus, with Chechnya, Georgia, Azerbajian and Armenia, engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0071Paris, c.1692.()
GBP195.0Asia, Map of the CaucasusnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0North America, Map of Central AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP140.0North America, Map of southern MexiconononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0South America, Map of Colombia and VenezuelanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=SANS0074&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/sanscolo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Sanson, Nicolas.Guiane divise en Guiane et Caribane.Sheet 220 x 320mm. Coloured.; Guyana, Surinam and French Guyiana, with the mythical Lac Parime and El Dorado. Engraved by A. de Winter for the quarto edition of Sanson's atlas.SANS0075Paris, c.1692.()
GBP150.0North America, Map of GuiananononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0South America, Map of the Amazon and PerunononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0South America, Map of Paraguay, Uruguay and ArgentinanononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0South America, Map of ChilenononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Afghanistan at the outbreak of the First Anglo-Afghan War.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, The Punjab during the First Anglo-Afghan War.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Canada, Map of Quebec and New BrunswicknononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0Canada, View of Niagara Falls.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP39.0United States, View of Hartford, ConnecticutnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=TALL0062&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/tallhart.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Vertue, George.New London Bridge.Steel engraving. 100 x 150mm.; John Rennie's bridge, opened 1831, now in Arizona.VERT0001London; George Vertue, c.1840.()
GBP39.0United Kingdom, Rennie's New London Bridge.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=VERT0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/vertlbri.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Walker, John.Ireland.200 x 236mm. Coloured.; Published in 'Walker's Geography'.WALK0002London, 1802.()
GBP95.0Europe, Map of IrelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALK0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/walkirel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Walker, John.South America.200 x 235mm. Coloured.; Published in 'Walker's Geography'.WALK0003London, 1801.()
GBP75.0South America, Map of South AmericanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WALK0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/walksame.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Winkles, Henry.Geelong.Steel engraving. Sheet 170 x 250mm.; Published in R. Montgomery Martin's Australia.WINK0001London: John Tallis & Co, 1855.()
GBP39.0Australia, View of Geelong in the mid 19th centurynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=WINK0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/winkgeel.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Zatta, Antonio.L'Impero della Persia.330 x 420mm. Original colour.; Persia, with a vignette title cartouche, published by Zatta in the second edition of his 'Atlante Veneto'.ZATT0074Venice, 1796.()
GBP150.0Asia, Map of PersianononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Spain and Portugal, De Fer's large map of Castile and LeonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP650.0Europe, Detailed map of the environs of Kazan from the 'Atlas Russicus'nononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0France, Map of Provence with fine colour.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Europe, Map of eastern BelarusnononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Europe, Map of the northen BalkansnononoLee Jackson
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GBP300.0Germany, Map of Holstein with HamburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United Kingdom, Plan and elevation of St Davids Cathedral, PembrokeshirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP1500.0Asia, Map of the Turkish EmpirenononoLee Jackson
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GBP650.0Europe, Ortelius's map of the northern Balkans in fine colournononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Elevation of Grattan Bridge in DublinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP490.0Spain and Portugal, Chart of the BalearicsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0West Indies, Maps of Antigua, Guadeloupe & Marie-GalantenononoLee Jackson
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GBP295.0Africa, Map of North Africa and the MediterraneannononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United States, Bleeker's survey of Manor RensselaerswycknononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Africa, The British Possessions in West AfricanononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0United States, Map of four counties in upper New York State.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Sweden & FinlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP290.0South America, The Travels of Jean de Lry to BrazilnononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0United Kingdom, Plan showing the proposed new docks of LondonnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of the Polish-Lithuanian CommonwealthnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Australia, Designs for the New Market, HobartnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Africa, Detailed map of Sudan, Eritrea and northern EthiopianononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Africa, Detailed map of EgyptnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Indian Ocean, Map of the Sri Lankan island ManaarnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Spain and Portugal, Plan of Cardona under siegenononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0North America, Hudson's Bay map with Middleton & Ellis routesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0Canada, Map of Hudson's BaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Canada, Map of the St Lawrence RivernononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0China, View of the Imperial Observatory at Peking.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Africa, Map of the Congo & AngolanononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Africa, Map of AnjouannononoLee Jackson
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GBP180.0World, Map of the Winds effecting voyages to the EastnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Africa, Map of the gold mines and slave regions of Senegal and MalinononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Africa, Chart of north west Africa with the Canary IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0173&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellnwaf.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de la Coste Occidentale D'Afrique depuis le Dtroit de Gibraltar Jusqu'au XI.e Degr de Latitude Septentrionale...270 x 205mm. Coloured.; North west Africa, from the Strait of Gibraltar south to Gambia, with Madeira, the Canary Islands and the Cape Verde Islands. Engraved by Schley for a Dutch edition of Prvost.BELL0174Amsterdam, c,1750.()
GBP75.0Africa, Chart of north west Africa with the Canary IslandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of Tornio in FinlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0175&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belltorn.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte du Golphe de Bothniw...230 x 185mm. Coloured.; Map of the southern part of the Gulf of Bothnia, published in a Dutch edtion of Prvost's 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'.BELL0176Amsterdam, 1776.()
GBP75.0Europe, Map of the Gulf of BothnianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0176&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellboth.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.S.t Thom.215 x 150mm. Coloured.; Decorative plan of the defences of the fort of St Thom now a suburb of Chennai. Built by the Portuguese, it had been taken by the French in 1746.BELL0177Amsterdam, 1756.()
GBP140.0Asia, Plan of the defences of St Thom in ChennainononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Early illustrations of CoffeenononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0United States, Town plan of New OrleansnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, Early plan of Jaffna, Sri LankanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0180&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belljaff.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte du District de Tranquebar.310 x 325mm.; Decorative plan of Tharangambadi or Tranquebar, on the Coromandel coast. Founded by the Danish East India Company in1620, the colony was sold to Britain in 1845. From Prvost's 'Histoire des Voyages'.BELL0181Paris, 1752.()
GBP125.0Asia, Early plan of Tharangambadi, Tamil NadunononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0181&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/belltran.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte du Golfe de Guine et les Costes comprises entre le Cap Formosa et le Cap de Lopes Consalvo.265 x 295mm. Coloured.; The Gulf of Guinea, from Prvost's 'Histoire des Voyages'.BELL0182Amsterdam, 1747.()
GBP125.0Africa, Chart of the Gulf of GuineanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0182&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellguin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Carte de l'Isle de Monbasa Situe a las Coste Orientalde d'Afrique par 5 degrs de Latitude Meridion.le.230 x 170mm. Coloured.; The island of Mombasa with its city, from Prvost's 'Histoire des Voyages'. An important port, Mombasa was fought over by the Portuguese and the Arabs (particularly the Omanis) for centuries. However at the time of publication Mombasa had just declared itself independent of both, under the first recorded sultan, 'Ali ibn Uthman al-Mazru'i. The title 'Monbasa' is closer to the Arabic name 'Manbasa'.BELL0183Amsterdam, 1747.()
GBP175.0Africa, One of the few early maps of MombasanononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Africa, Map of the Comoros IslandsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0China, Chart of the environs of Xiamen, ChinanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0185&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bellchin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bellin, Jacques Nicolas.Jo Si Wo entre Tyen-Tsing-Wey et Peking, tir de Nieuhof.210 x 290mm. Coloured.; A view of Jo Si Wo after Nieuhof, here engraved by Schley for a Dutch edition of the Bellin/Prvost 'Histoire des Voyages'. Nieuhof describes the place: 'The place is small, but well-built, has a wealthy suburb, and drives a great trade. The revenue arising from the custom paid by vessels is very considerable'.BELL0186Paris, c.1760.()
GBP150.0China, View of the Chinese city Jo-Si-WonononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BELL0186&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/schljosi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Trombes de Mer auprs de la Nouvelle Zlande.240 x 385mm.; During his Second Voyage, Cook and his crew encountered waterspouts off the coast of New Zealand, one passing within 50 yards of the 'Resolution'. Engraved by Benard for a French edition of Cook's Voyages.BENA0012Paris, c.1785.()
GBP175.0Pacific Ocean, Waterspouts seen by Captain Cook near New ZealandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BENA0012&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/benawate.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Carte ou est trace la route que tenoient les flottes de Salomon dans leurs voyages des trois ans en partant du Golphe de l'lan por aller Ophio et Tarshish...Coloured. 700 x 310mm. Bindiong folds flattened.; Map of eastern Africa, showing the routes taken by King Solomon's treasure ships from Eilat in Israel south to Sofala in Mozambique, where the mines of Ophir described in the bible were believed to be. Solomon received a cargo of gold, silver, sandalwood, precious stones, ivory, apes and peacocks from Ophir every three years. Benard engraved the maps for the French edition of Cook's Voyages.BENA0013Paris, c.1770.()
GBP195.0Africa, The route of Solomon's ships to the fabled OphirnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BENA0013&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/benaophi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Chevaux de Mer.245 x 380mm.; A scene from Cook's Third Voyage (1776-80), during which he explored north-west America in search of the North West Passage. He ordered nine walruses to be shot for provisions, forcing the crew to eat the meat they regarded as inedible, one of the acts used as evidence that Cook was not acting rationally towards the end of his life. This example was published in a French edition of the official account of the voyage.BENA0014Paris, c.1785.()
GBP150.0North America, Cook's crew shooting WalrusesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BENA0014&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/benawalr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Benard.Carte de Maidenland ou de la Virginie de Hawkins, dcouverte par Sir Richard Hawkins en 1574, et du Canal Falkland ainsi appell par le Cap.ne Jean Strong qui le traversa en 1689 sur le Farewell vaisseau de Londres.235 x 320mm. Coloured.; A map of the early voyages around the Falkland Islands.BENA0015Paris, c.1775.()
GBP200.0South America, Map of the Falkland IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BENA0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/benafalk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.[Descriptio Americ Australis.]90 x 135mm. Coloured.; Untitled map of South America, engraved by Pieter van den Keere. This is the earliest of two plates used to illustrated the Bertius atlas, without longitude and latitude scales. It was replaced by a new plate by Jodocus Hondius in 1616.BERT0102Amsterdam, c.1602, Latin text edition.()
GBP195.0South America, Miniature map of South AmericanononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0West Indies, Miniature map of the West IndiesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0103&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertwest.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.delineation Spitsbergi.100 x 135mm. Coloured. Worming confined to margin, outside printed border.; Miniature map of Spitsbergen, decorated with a title cartouche, two ships and three sea-monsters. The English names on the map, including 'Prince Charles Island', show the importance of the island to the English whaling industry at the beginning of the Seventeenth century. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'.BERT0106Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, c.1616.()
GBP225.0Europe, Miniature map of SpitsbergennononoLee Jackson
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GBP2000.0World, World & continents miniature set, with two World mapsnoyesyesLee Jackson
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GBP75.0World, Map of AustrianononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Miniature map of SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0109&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertswit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Zurichgow.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of the Swizz canton of Zurich. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'. The new plates had thicker borders with graduations for longitude and latitude.BERT0110Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, c.1616.()
GBP95.0Europe, Miniature map of the Canton of ZurichnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Miniature map of the Cantons of Berne and FriebourgnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0111&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertwifl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Argow.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Argow in the Swizz canton of Lucerne. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'. The new plates had thicker borders with graduations for longitude and latitude.BERT0112Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, c.1616.()
GBP95.0Europe, Miniature map of Argow in the Canton of LucernenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0112&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertargo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bertius, Petrus.Natolia.100 x 135mm. Coloured.; Miniature map of Turkey, with Cyprus. Hondius engraved new plates for his edition of the Bertius atlas 'Tabularum Geographicarum Contractarum', which he sold alongside the Mercator 'Atlas Minor'. The new plates had thicker borders with graduations for longitude and latitude.BERT0113Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1616.()
GBP125.0Asia, Early miniature of Turkey with CyprusnononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Asia, Early miniature map of ArabianononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Miniature map of ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BERT0115&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bertsca1.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Johannes.Messina Ville de la Sicile.420 x 530mm. Coloured.; An uncommon map-view of Messina in Sicily, with a 167-point key. In 1663 Johannes Blaeu published his three-volume 'Townbooks of Italy', with this map appearing in the third volume, which focused on the Kingdom of Naples and Sicily. After Blaeu's death and the disastrous fire at his publishing house, the plates for the atlas were bought by Pierre Mortier, who added his own maps to the series and republished it as a four-volume set.BLAE0111Amsterdam, Pierre Mortier, 1705.()
GBP980.0Italy, An uncommon town plan of MessinanononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Italy, An uncommon town plan of PalermonononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Spain and Portugal, Map of the Basque CountrynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0115&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaebasq.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Blaeu, Willem.Corsica Insula.180 x 245mm, set in text. Original colour. Dampstaining and creasing in the margins and text.; Corsica, a smaller-than-usual map printed on a text-page of Blaeu's 'Theatrum', with a description of the island.BLAE0116Amsterdam, 1642, Dutch text.()
GBP250.0France, Map of Corsica.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Italy, Map of SardinianononoLee Jackson
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GBP395.0Europe, Map of SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BLAE0118&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/blaeswit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Diderot.Nouvelle Represntation des Ctes Nord et Est de L'Asie...315 x 380mm. Coloured.; An illustration from Diderot's Encyclopedia, showing various cartographers' depictions of the Kamchatka Peninsula and the North Pacific.DIDE0004Paris, 1772.()
GBP150.0Asia, Comparisons of the cartography of KamchatkanononoLee Jackson
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GBP45.0Asia, View of the ruins of BaalbeknononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Asia, Print of Bedouin horsemennononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Netherlands, Miniature map of the Netherlands and BelgiumnononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0South America, Map of Tierra del Fuego, with the Straits of MagellannononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=BONN0028&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/bonnterr.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Bonne, Rigobert.Carte de L'Arabie qui se divise en Arabie Ptre, Deserte et Heureuse...230 x 350mm. Coloured.; While the Red Sea has much detail on the coastline, the Gulf is far less accurate, with Bahrain shown as two islands, with no sign of the Qatar promontory. Engraved by Andr.BONN0040Paris, c.1770.()
GBP150.0Asia, Map of Arabia, with the Persian Gulf and BahrainnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0China, Map of China, Korea and JapannononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0India, 17th century Map of IndianononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Germany, View of FrankfurtnononoLee Jackson
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GBP980.0Germany, Early map of FrankfurtnononoLee Jackson
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GBP890.0Italy, Early map of NaplesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP1500.0Germany, An unrecorded variant of Braun & Hogenberg's plan of ColognenononoLee Jackson
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GBP890.0Netherlands, Early townplan of BrusselsnononoLee Jackson
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GBP2000.0Europe, Early plan of BudanononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Allegorical print of GeographynononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0India, Map of Southern India in fine colournononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=CARY0025&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/carysind.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Child, G.A Chart of the Bay of Chin-Chew in China. from Montanus.160 x 215mm. Coloured.; A map of the environs of Xiamen & Zhangzhou, published in the 'Universal Traveller'. Nieuhof describes the place: 'The place is small, but well-built, has a wealthy suburb, and drives a great trade. The revenue arising from the custom paid by vessels is very considerable'.CHIL0001London: Thomas Salmon, 1747.()
GBP150.0China, Chart of the environs of Xiamen, ChinanononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Asia, View of Surat in GujaratnononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Asia, Scene of Cinnamon production in Sri LankanononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0Pacific Ocean, Early print of a Maori CanoenononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0Europe, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Canada, View of Gaspe BaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Europe, Plan of the Siege of Prague in 1742 with a portrait of Maria TheresanononoLee Jackson
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GBP58.0Europe, Map of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth just prior to the Second PartitionnononoLee Jackson
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GBP59.0Europe, A costume plate of a Polish ladynononoLee Jackson
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GBP79.0http://www.leejacksonmaps.com/heridanu.jpg, View of the DanubenononoLee Jackson
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GBP79.0Pacific Ocean, View of a Maori War CanoenononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0Pacific Ocean, Depiction of a tuinononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Pacific Ocean, Depiction of a arched rock, New ZealandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Pacific Ocean, Depiction of a coastal arched rock, New ZealandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP89.0Pacific Ocean, Portraits of Maori Chiefs and a War CanoenononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Europe, Map of Norway with a vignette of miningnononoLee Jackson
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GBP650.0Netherlands, Map of the Netherlands and its ColoniesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP450.0Europe, Chart of the Strait of Gibraltar in 1756nononoLee Jackson
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GBP1250.0West Indies, Fine map of West Indian IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0092&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hondcuba.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Henricus.Uplandia.365 x 495mm. Original colour. Split in lower centrefold margin repaired, some minor creasing.; The environs of Stockholm, with decorative cartouches for the title and scale.HOND0093Amsterdam, Jan Jansson, 1642.()
GBP450.0Europe, Map of the environs of StockholmnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0093&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/hondupla.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Jodocus.Wirtemburg. The Countie of Wirtemberg.150 x 190mm, set in a page of English text. Coloured.; Hondius' map of Wrttemburg, originally from the 'Atlas Minor', here published in the 'Historia Mundi or Mercators Atlas' with English surtitle, and text on verso. It was issued after the original Hondius copperplates were sold to a London publisher. (Later issues published in Amsterdam by Jansson used new plates). Rare.HOND0094London, Michael Sparke & Samuel Cartwright, 1635.()
GBP125.0Europe, Miniature map of Wrttemburg with English textnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0094&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/purcwurt.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Hondius, Jodocus.Brandeburg et Pomerania. The Dukedome of Pomerania.125 x 185mm, set in a page of English text. Coloured.; Hondius' map of Brandenburg & Pomerania, originally from the 'Atlas Minor', here published in the 'Historia Mundi or Mercators Atlas' with English surtitle, and text on verso. It was issued after the original Hondius copperplates were sold to a London publisher. (Later issues published in Amsterdam by Jansson used new plates). Rare.HOND0095London, Michael Sparke & Samuel Cartwright, 1635.()
GBP125.0Europe, Miniature map of Brandenburg & Pomerania with English textnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=HOND0095&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/purcpome.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Episcopatus Bergensis.440 x 530mm. Coloured.; An uncommon issue of Jansson's map of the area around Bergen, first issued 1658. After Jansson's death in 1664 the plate came into the possession of his son-in-law, Jan Jansson van Waesbergen, who republished it in collaboration with the Englishman Moses Pitt in the 1680s, as this example, with grid lines added.JANS0072Amsterdam, Johannes Jansson Waesberg & Moses Pitt, c.1682.()
GBP495.0Europe, Decorative map of Norway & BergennononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0072&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pittberg.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Hantoni comitatus Cum Berceria.445 x 545mm. Original colour. Paper lightly toned.; A fine example of this later issue of Jansson's map of Hampshire & Berkshire, orientated with north to the right.JANS0079Amsterdam, c.1646..()
GBP680.0United Kingdom, Fine map of Hampshire and BerkshirenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0079&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/janshamp.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Serennissimo Principi ac Domino D. Christiano Duci Brunsvicensi et Luneburgensi Hanc accuratissimi sui Ducatus Brunsuicensis Tabulam dedicat consecratque Iohannes Ianssonius.405 x 495mm. Original colour.; Map of the Duchy of Brunswick-Lneburg (which evolved into Hanover), decorated with a superb dedication cartouche in full colour. This example comes from volume 3 of the 'English Atlas', a collboration between English and Dutch publishers to produce a 12-volume atlas for the English market. Some of the maps were printed in Amsterdam, but some were transported to England and re-engraved. The enterprise was too ambitious: only four volumes were published and Pitt spent nearly three years in Fleet Prison for debt.JANS0080Oxford: Moses Pitt, c.1682.()
GBP200.0Germany, Map of Brunswick-Lneburg, later Hanover.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0080&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansbrun.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jansson, Johannes.Argonautica.380 x 505mm. Coloured.; The Eastern Mediterranean, marking the course of Jason and the Argonauts to Colchis in the Black Sea. With three inset maps: Europe, Magnesia, and the Sea of Marmara. Engraved by Pieter van den Keere for the Jansson's atlas of the Ancient World, his signature gives his age as 74!JANS0091Amsterdam, c.1677.()
GBP560.0Mediterranean Sea, Map of the eastern Mediterranean charting the course of the ArgonautsnoyesyesLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JANS0091&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jansarg2.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Jefferys, Thomas.The Island and Colony of Cayenne, Subject to the French, on the Continent of South America.370 x 450mm. Top edge trimmed just to platemark top left.; Published during the Seven Years' War (1756-63), Cayenne was a potential target for British forces intent on driving the French from America.JEFF0004London, 1760.()
GBP250.0South America, Map of the colony of Cayenne in French GuiananononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=JEFF0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/jeffcaye.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Keere, Pieter van den.Lithuania.185 x 250mm.; A miniature map of Lithuania, engraved by van der Keere for Cloppenberg larger-format Atlas Minor of 1630. For many years the plates were suppressed, but after Jan Jannson's death the plates were revived by his heirs.KEER0051Amsterdam: Jan Jansson van Waesberge, 1676.()
GBP225.0Europe, Map of LithuanianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KEER0051&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/keerlith.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Kelly, Thomas.A View in Sierra Leone.Steel engraving. 200 x 270mm.; A villiage scene, oddly with a domesticated elephant.KELL0007London, Kelly, 1842.()
GBP49.0Africa, A scene of a villiage in Sierra LeonenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=KELL0007&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/kellsier.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]de Laet, Johannes.Leiden, 1633.; 260 x 360mm. Coloured.LAET0001Americae sive Indiae Orientalis Tabula Generali.()
GBP229.0http://www.leejacksonmaps.com/laetamer.jpg, Map of the AmericasnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAET0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=lee1600antiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]La Prouse, Jean Franois Galoup.Costumes des habitans de la Baie de Langle.390 x 560mm; In 1785 Jean-Francois de Galaup, comte de La Prouse (1741-88) was sent by the French to continue Cook's exploration work in the Pacific, in the ships 'Astrolabe' & 'Boussole'. This view shows his officers among the inhabitants of 'Langle Bay', which was named after La Perouse's second-in-command, Paul Antoine Fleuriot de Langle, who was killed on Samoa, December 1787. The site is probably Tomari Bay, Sakhalin.LAPE0008Paris, 1797.()
GBP290.0United States, La Perouse's crew exploring the PacificnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAPE0008&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lapelang.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Anon.The Great Cohoe Waterfall; on the Mohawk River.290 x 440mm. Coloured. Small paper crack entering plate but not image, another in margin only.; The Cohoes Falls, approximately 1,000 feet wide and up to 90 feet high.LAUR2002London, R.H. Laurie, 1827.()
GBP150.0United States, View of Cohoes FallsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LAUR2002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/laurcoho.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Le Rouge, George Louis.Royaume de Hongrie.210 x 270mm. Coloured.; Map of Hungary soon after the rise of Maria Theresa to the throne.LERO0011Paris, 1743.()
GBP59.0Europe, Map of HungarynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LERO0011&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lerohung.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Dpt. de la Corse.Steel engraving, printed area 440 x 300mm. Original outline colour.; Detailed map of Corsica, surrounded with vignettes, including portraits of Napoleon, Paoli and Loetitia, and examples of the produce of the island, from the 'Atlas National Illustr'.LEVA0003Paris, c.1845.()
GBP95.0France, Map of Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplacenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levacors.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Levasseur, Victor.Dp.t des H.tes Pyrnes.Steel engraving, printed area 300 x 425mm. Original body colour.; Detailed map of Hautes-Pyrnes, surrounded with vignettes, including portraits of Barrere & Larrey, local dress, bear-shooting , and examples of the produce of the departement. Published in the 'Atlas National Illustr'.LEVA0015Paris, c.1845.()
GBP60.0France, Map of the Hautes-Pyrnes with vignette bordersnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LEVA0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/levahaut.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]London Magazine.A Plan of the City of Breslaw, Capital of Silesia.120 x 185mm. Coloured.; Plan of Wroclaw, knownLOND0006London, 1758.()
GBP120.0Europe, Map of Wroclaw in Silesia, PolandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOND0006&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/londbres.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Lotter, Mathias Albert.La Grande Bretagne ou les Royaumes D'Angleterre et D'Ecosse comme aussi le Royaume D'Irlande.490 x 575mm. Original body colour with later additions to the cartouches. Glue stains in bottom margin.; A map of the British Isles decorated with an ornate title cartouche and the arms of England, Wales & Scotland, engraved by Mathias Lotter for his father Tobias's atlas. With good, bright colour.LOTT0003Augsburg, T.C.Lotter, c.1764.()
GBP390.0United Kingdom, Decorative map of the British IslesnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LOTT0003&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/lottgb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Luffman, John.Hamburg.130 x 170mm. Original body colour.; An uncommon map of Hamburg, with an extensive key. The map was published during the Napoleonic War, when Luffman issued a number of works warning about the dangers of Napoleon and his attempt to isolate Britain from the rest of Europe. In 1806 Napoleon instituted the Continental System, an embargo on British Trade, and in 1810 the French took Hamburg, closing another port to British merchants.LUFF0004London, Luffman, 1804.()
GBP125.0Europe, Plan of HamburgnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=LUFF0004&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/luffhamb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Magini, Giovanni Antonio.Tabula Asiae IIII.140 x 180mm. Coloured.; Magini's Ptolemaic map of the Near East, with Cyprus, engraved by Girolamo Porro. On the verso is another map, 'Tabula Asia III, showing the Caucasus and Armenia.MAGI0039Venice, c.1620.()
GBP150.0Asia, Middle East & Cyprus of PtolemynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MAGI0039&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/magiphol.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Natolie.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Map of Turkey and Cyprus with a martial title cartouche, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0049Paris, c.1683.()
GBP125.0Asia, Miniature map of Turkey and CyprusnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0049&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallanat.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.P.les du Perou.150 x 115mm. Coloured.; Two Peruvian warriors, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0117Paris, c.1683.()
GBP68.0South America, Peruvian native costumenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0117&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallinca.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Svisse.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Map of Switzerland from Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0118Paris, c.1683.()
GBP85.0Europe, Miniature map of SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0118&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallswit.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.P.les du Chili.150 x 115mm. Coloured.; A Chilean couple with their villiage in the background, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0119Paris, c.1683.()
GBP75.0South America, Chilean native costumenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0119&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallchip.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Ancien Continent Avec plusiers Isles.150 x 105mm. Coloured.; The Eastern Hemisphere, with Australia connected to New Guinea. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0120Paris, 1683.()
GBP150.0World, Map of the Eastern HemispherenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0120&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallehem.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Partie Meridionale de l'Ancienne Germanie, ou la Vraye Germanie.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Map of ancient Germany, marking the tribes, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0121Paris, 1683.()
GBP68.0Germany, Miniature map of ancient GermanynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0121&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallager.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Cercle de Franconie.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Map of Franconia in Germany, marking Wrtsburg, Nuremberg & Bamberg, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0122Paris, 1683.()
GBP68.0Germany, Miniature map of FranconianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0122&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallfrnk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Cercle de Souabe.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Map of Swabia in Germany, marking Stuttgart, Baden-Baden, Ulm, Augsburg & Fugger, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0123Paris, 1683.()
GBP68.0Germany, Miniature map of SwabianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0123&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallswab.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Cercle de Haute Saxe.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Map of Upper Saxony in Germany, marking Berlin, Brunswick & Meissen, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0124Paris, 1683.()
GBP75.0Germany, Miniature map of Upper SaxonynononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0124&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallsaxo.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Allemans.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; The attire of the German upper class, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0125Paris, 1683.()
GBP49.0Germany, Miniature German costume platenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0125&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallgcos.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.F.mes de Sourie.150 x 100mm. Coloured.; The dress of two Syrian women, one in a veil, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0126Paris, 1683.()
GBP49.0Asia, Miniature Syrian costume platenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0126&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallscos.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.1682 Curdistan Diarbeck &c.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Map of Kurdistan, with the courses of the Euphrates and Tigris through Armenia and Iraq, also marking Tiflis in Georgia. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0128Paris, c.1683.()
GBP95.0Asia, Miniature map of Kurdistan and environsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0128&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallkurd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.S.te Sophie150 x 100mm. Coloured.; Two miniature views on one sheet of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0129Paris, 1683.()
GBP150.0Asia, Miniature views of St Sophia in ConstantinoplenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0129&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallstso.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mallet, Alain Manesson.Les 13 Cantons Suisses et Leurs Allietz.155 x 110mm. Coloured.; Map of Switzerland from a German edition of Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.MALL0130Frankfurt, c.1686.()
GBP58.0Europe, Miniature map of SwitzerlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MALL0130&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mallswic.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Gerard.Irlandia regnum.335 x 420mm. Coloured.; Ireland, orientated with north to the right. A very decorative item.MERC0038Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1623.()
GBP780.0Europe, Decorative map of Ireland by MercatornononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0038&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/merceire.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Gerard.[North Ireland.]340 x 470mm. Original colour. Two small cracks caused by green colour, paper lightly toned.; The southern part of a two-sheet map of Ireland, showing south of Galway & Wicklow.MERC0044Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius, 1613.()
GBP560.0Europe, Mercator's map of south IrelandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0044&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mercires.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Mercator, Gerard.Cambriae Typus Auctore Humfredo Lhuydo Denbigiense Cambrobritanno.370 x 490mm. Coloured.; A decorative map of Wales, engraved from the map by Welshman Humphrey Lhuyd, which was the map of the country to be published. Lhuyd, an M.P. and personal physician to the Earl of Arundel, met with Ortelius during a tour of Europe in 1566. He made his map the following year aided by a stipend from the Crown. He died the next year at the early age of 41.MERC0045Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1623.()
GBP580.0United Kingdom, Decorative map of Wales after Humphrey LhuydnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MERC0045&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mercwale.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Middleton.View of the Flying Bridge, over the River Whang-Ho in China.190 x 300mm.; A high bridge above a river, believed to be in Shensi province.MIDD0005London, c.1780.()
GBP75.0China, A Chinese bridgenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MIDD0005&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/middflyb.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Millar.An Accurate Prospect of Vienna, the Capital of Germany.210 x 305mm.; A prospect of the Austrian city of Vienna, capital of the Germanic 'Holy Roman Empire'. Engraved by Hawkins for 'Millar's New Complete & Universal System of Geography'.MILL0003London, c.1785.()
GBP69.0Europe, Prospect of ViennanononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Africa, Map-view of Angra on Terceira in the AzoresnononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Europe, A woodblock map of ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0Europe, A woodblock map of DenmarknononoLee Jackson
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GBP85.0Europe, Map of the Finland/Sweden bordernononoLee Jackson
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GBP69.0Europe, Map of the Finland/Sweden bordernononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=MUTL0002&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/mutlswed.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Nieuhof, Johan.Ve de Nanking tire de Nieuhof.185 x 275mm.; Johan Nieuhoff (1618-72) was a Dutch traveler who made a trip of 2,400 km from Canton to Peking in 1655-1657. His account, published 1665, was the most authoritative description of China. This example was published for Prevost's 'Histoire Generale des Voyages'.NIEU0001Paris, 1748.()
GBP95.0China, View of Nanking with a PagodanononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0China, A Nanking street scenenononoLee Jackson
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GBP2800.0West Indies, Early source material on the Danish Virgin Islands.nononoLee Jackson
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GBP680.0Netherlands, Early map of FrieslandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP420.0Netherlands, Early map of FrisianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTE0039&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortefrie.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Austriae Descriptio.80 x 110mm. Coloured.; Minature map of Austria, engraved by Philip Galler for Ortelius's Epitome, this example for an Italian-text edition, translated by Giovanni Paulet.ORTM0042Antwerp, Plantin, 1593.()
GBP75.0Europe, Miniature map of AustrianononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Germany, Miniature map of GermanynononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Europe, Miniature map of SalzburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Germany, Miniature map of WurttemburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Germany, Miniature map of BrandenburgnononoLee Jackson
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GBP95.0Europe, Miniature map of TyrolnononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Germany, Miniature map of BavarianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0048&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmbavi.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Palatinatus Bavariae descriptio Erhardoreuch tirolense auct.80 x 110mm. Coloured.; Minature map of Bavaria, engraved by Philip Galler for Ortelius's Epitome, this example for an Italian-text edition, translated by Giovanni Paulet.ORTM0049Antwerp, Plantin, 1593.()
GBP56.0Germany, Miniature map of BavarianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0049&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmbava.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ortelius, Abraham.Franciae Orientalis (vulgo frankenlant) descriptio auctore Sebast.a Rotenhan.80 x 110mm. Coloured.; Minature map of Franconia, marking Frankfurt, engraved by Philip Galler for Ortelius's Epitome, this example for an Italian-text edition, translated by Giovanni Paulet.ORTM0050Antwerp, Plantin, 1593.()
GBP68.0Germany, Miniature map of FranconianononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Germany, Miniature map of PomeranianononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Germany, Miniature map of SaxonynononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Germany, Miniature map of DitmarschennononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Germany, Miniature map of WestphalianononoLee Jackson
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GBP275.0Europe, Miniature map of ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ORTM0055&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/ortmsept.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Perthes, Justus.Ostsee-Laender und Inneres Russland bis Moskau.345 x 430mm. Original colour.; Map of the Baltic States, including Pomerania, Prussia, Poland, Latvia and Estonia, and the countries under Russian control.PERT0001Gotha: Justus Perthes, c.1853.()
GBP49.0Europe, Map of the Baltic States and western RussianononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0West Indies, Early map of HispaniolanononoLee Jackson
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GBP175.0North America, Early plan of TenochtitlannononoLee Jackson
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GBP150.0South America, Early map of the Falkland Islands.nononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PRET0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/pretfalk.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Le Prince, Jean-Baptiste.Habit of a Finland Girl in 1768. The above Figures was drawn by J.B. Le Prince.280 x 185mm.; A costume plate depicting a Finnish country girl, after Jean-Baptiste Le Prince (1734-81).PRIN0001London: c.1790.()
GBP89.0Europe, Costume plate of a Finnish girlnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=PRIN0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/prinfinl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Ratelband, Johannes.Kaart van het Palts Graafschap aan den Rhyn. Palatinat Eslectorial du Rhein.160 x 225mm. Original colour. Binding folds.; Uncommon map of the County Palatine of the Rhine, a joint publication between Dutch and French publishers.RATE0001Amsterdam, Johannes Ratelband, & Paris, Daniel de la Feuille, 1747.()
GBP39.0Germany, Uncommon map of the Palatinate of the RhinenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=RATE0001&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/raterhin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Reilly, Franz von.Des Russischen Reiches Statthalterschaften Riga oder las Herzog Thum Liefland...220 x 290mm.; Map of the environs of St Petersburg, with the Baltic States and Russian control, including Estonia.REIL0015Vienna, c.1790.()
GBP98.0Europe, Map of the environs of St PetersburgnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=REIL0015&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/reilstpe.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Reilly, Franz von.Des Konigreichs Scheden mittlere Provinzen. N.ro 70.230 x 295mm. Coloured.; Map of Lapland, at the time a province of Sweden. In 1808 the Russians occupied Finland and created the Grand Duchy.REIL0016Vienna, c.1789.()
GBP98.0Europe, Map of LaplandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=REIL0016&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/reillapl.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.La Suede.260 x 210mm. Coloured.; A re-issue of Robert de Vaugondy's smaller format map of Sweden and Finland, published just before Finland's occupation by the Russians in 1808.ROBE0045Paris, Delamarche c.1806.()
GBP98.0Europe, Map of Sweden, Norway & FinlandnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0045&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robeswed.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Gilles.Partie Meridionale des Etats de Castille...500 x 570mm. Coloured.; Map of southern Castile, with Andalusia, Granada, Valencia and New Castile.ROBE0051Paris, 1751.()
GBP250.0West Indies, Map of southern CastilenononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0051&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robecast.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.Partie Orientale de la Haute Guine.175 x 190mm. Original outline colour.; Map of Angola, marking Luanda.ROBE0052Paris, 1749.()
GBP65.0Africa, Map of the coasts of GuineanononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0052&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robeguin.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Robert de Vaugondy, Didier.Les Isles du Cap-Verd.175 x 200mm. Original colour.; The Cape Verde Islands, at the time a major transit point for slaves going to the Americas.ROBE0053Paris, 1749.()
GBP59.0Africa, Miniature map of the Cape Verde IslandsnononoLee Jackson
http://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&bookId=ROBE0053&dealerLogin=leehttp://newbibliophile.ammonet-services.com/antiquemap/search?submit=AddXML&dealerLogin=leehttp://www.leejacksonmaps.com/robeverd.jpgantiquemap[Bookseller location: London, UNITED KINGDOM]Rollos, G.An Accurate Map of the Kingdom of Bohemia. Drawn from the best Authorities.200 x 290mm. Coloured.; Map of Bohemia, now the Czech Republic, 'Engraved (by the King's Authority' for the Geographical Dictionary'.ROLL0002London, 1759.()
GBP75.0Europe, Map of BohemianononoLee Jackson
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GBP75.0Europe, Map of Silesia in PolandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP250.0France, Map of Provence and DauphinnononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Europe, The Baltic StatesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP56.0Europe, Map of northern Sweden & Norway, with FinlandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Europe, Map of southern SwedennononoLee Jackson
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GBP350.0United Kingdom, Map of WestminsternononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United Kingdom, Map of LambethnononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0South America, Map of Argentina and ChilenononoLee Jackson
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GBP98.0United Kingdom, Maps of Jersey & GuernseynononoLee Jackson
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GBP170.0Europe, Map of the Black SeanononoLee Jackson
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GBP60.0Europe, Map of the divisions of Europe in the year 1100nononoLee Jackson
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GBP600.0Europe, Scarce English sea chart of NorwaynononoLee Jackson
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GBP240.0United Kingdom, Early plan of StockholmnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0United States, Wigram's survey of part of upper New York State in 1795nononoLee Jackson
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GBP195.0Africa, Map of North Africa in classical timesnononoLee Jackson
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GBP58.0Europe, Map of Silesia in PolandnononoLee Jackson
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GBP125.0Europe, Map of ScandinavianononoLee Jackson
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GBP49.0Europe, Detailed map of EuropenononoLee Jackson
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